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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
Executors Sale,

VIE nncersigned, Executor of the last will ant
+ 4 testament Of Stalkey Collins. deceased il
obedience to an order of the Probate Court of Mad
i'on county, Mississippi made at the August Term
AID 1866, will proceed to sci to the highest bjdde,
Tor cash on Monday, the first day of October 1866
on the premises the following lands lying and be.
ing IN the county of Msdiscn, state Of Missssippi
namely The northeast quarter of section "a town
snip ii range east and the west hall of the north.
west quarter OF section 81 township / range east
and north half of south half OF same section town
snip and range last mentioned, and sixty acres off
west side OF west half of west half section town.
ship 10 range east southeast quarter section 3
township 10 range east northeast quarter, less
tDat portion east OF road and east hall CT northwest
quarter section 10 township 10 range 4 east seven
ACRES OF northwest corner of west half of nUrthwes
quarter section III township 10 range east north
nan less ~ acres out, OF west side, aud north half
OF west half OF southeast quarter, and southwest
quarIer. t0sa 80 aeresS out Of west side section 2
township 70 range east all of east half of north
east quarter east OF road in section lG township 10
range 4 east west Lalf Of northwest quarter les
seven acres, of section II township 10 range east
southeart quarter section 10 township 10 range
east north half OF northwest quarter section IL
township III range east; northeast quarter section
10 same township and range southwest quarter,
west VI creek, section III township 10 range east
The absolute title to the above lands will be sold and
possession delivered and the following lands will
Also he sold at the same time subject however to
NE lie estate of the widow iH the same namely
l ne east nan OF southeast quarter section "a aud
'outn hall OF south half Of section 35 all in town.
mp II range east and northeast quarter of Sec I
Ion j, and north half Of section. all in township 10
ange east The sale will be absolute
heptl-tds SAMUEL MILTON Executor
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

ATTEMPTED AssAssISATIoa.-On Friday nigh
last, about nine clock, diabolicnl atte,np o,
was made to take the life Of negro woman
ny the name Of Matilda, at the residence OF
mrs. Susan Priestley, in this place At the
time the deed was perpetrated the woman was
sl:ting near The window Of her room, convers-
ing with couple of other servants, when
she was fred upon by some one through the
window, the ball entering the head. The
woman fell insensible to the floor, supposed
to be mortally wounded. Next morning Mr..
Thomas Prlestley, after examining the foot
prints Of the assassin, from some p, culiaritics
OF the track, aud the suspicious conduct
OF q freedman named Peter Brooks, who
was painting Mrs. Priestley's house, led him
to believe that he was the assassin, and had
him arsested. Peter was taken before Navor
Bailey, and, after an examination, circum. |
stantial evidence was so strong against him,
he was committed to Jail to await his trial a,
the Rext term of the Circuit-Court. Since
then the girl has recovered her senses cuff.
ciently to state to Rev. Mr.. Andrews, and an
ofhciai, that Peter Brooks shot her that
she heard the click of the pistol When il was
cooked, and saw him at the window as he
fired and that the day before be had threat
ened her, saying she had attempted to ruin q
his character. She supposed that her having
stated to Mrs. Priestley that Peter Brooks
vas not bis real name, and that he was = bad a
nan and would bear watching, etc., ETC., was 6
he cause of his shooting her.
At present the woman is alive, and she ia
expected to recover. a
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

MkssRs. FoRD Il OrTo.-ro call the attention of
tho reader to the new advertisement of this enter.
prising drm, which appears in our paper this morn.
ing would be matter of supercrogation. 1t I. as
conspicuous in our columns the establishment it.
sell Is In the public eye. With very heavy stock
oi goods of all kinds with proprietors who are
thorough notwithstanding business strictly Lpon
legitimate mercantile prnciples-with a corps of
attentive and polite cerks--those who trade with
tins house will he sure To get their money bac kn
IN good goods and letter bargains and the public
cannot fail tn be pleased and benefited. Call in,
look around, price. buy, and be convinced.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
INSURANCE! INSURANCE !--FIRE.--FIRE
LIFE! LIEF.


LIFE! LIEF!
We hope it is not yet too late to call thu
attention Of our readers to the adyertiseme n
under the above startling caption. Refer
ring thereto, the reader will perceive thai
Mr. r. II. Gond is the Agent at this place Of
four or five OF the oldest and most reliable
insurance companies in the Union, and is
reody to issue policies against risks of apy
kind. We have neither time nor space to
enter into disquisiton here upon the bene-
hts Of insurance. 1t is universally conceded
that he who insures his life or his property
against loss, is thoughtful, and prudent and
| WISE whilst be who neglects this precautiop
when any sudden calamity overtakes him is
pronounced improvident foolish and short
sighted. Suppose you are a married man
with wife and four children, all dependent
upon you for a living. md you relying only
on your daily avocation for the means of
supporting them. which consumes nearly all;
you have been wise, however, and appropri-
Ated the little ,urplu, for policy of insur
" sONt INV oHy ioi oHil I'VE thousand
dollars. Life is as uncertain as the course
of the bark in .mio-ocean without helm or
pilot. By and by e, "the silver cord is loosed I
and the bowl is broken at the cistern ~
tho wife is widow ard the little children
are orphans. But, thanks to the wise fore
'aSt OF the father, they nre neither penniless
Tor DEPENDENT the FIVE Thousand dollars In.
urance money, Judiciousy managed, will
maintain the family and educate the child.
en-. The reverse Of this picture will readily
ugSest itself to every mind. The husband
nd father suddenly sees "the last Of earth" .
nd the wife and children are left unprovided
'r-dependent upon the cold charity or the ,
'arped generosity Of the world.
Against such fate as this, the insurance
'nee Is the best protection Go, then, with.
1t delay or further debating of the matter.
I'D get life policy from Mr.. Gould. lie
Ill be found at all times at the Sherifs
lice, ready, willing and waiting" to insure
u, either in the -Etna,' or the Hartford 7
the Manhattan or the Travellers, all L
mpanies of the most unquestioned SOL
ncy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

The National Express Company
OF which Gen. Jos. E. Johnston is
president, have established an office
in this place, with Capt. J. L. Nc.
Manus as Agent. The Office is at
Jno. 81. Cheatham's store. The name
OF the illustrious ehieftian, John
ston, as president, is a sufficient guar
antee Of the entire reliability of the
company, and the correctness of its
business transactions. Do MT forget
Inc National when you are ship
ping and sending off your cash
packages.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

10 al creditors Of the estate Of John II. Ma
grudsr dsccased
'INHE estate of John H. Magruder, deceased
4 having been declared ipsolvent by ii.
Probate Court Of Madison county, state CT
Mississippi, you are hereby notified to come
forward and have your claims duly proba,ed
and registered according TO law, on or before
the hrst day of August, 1867, or said claims
will be forever barred.
f. G. MAGRUDER,
ADMX Of said estate.
June Is, 1866. eT6m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
PROCLA MATION.
BEN. G. HUMPHREYS, Gov. Of Miss.

To the SherifS Of the sereral Countie
Of the Stnte aJoresaid-Greetiag:
WHEREAS the tilrt Monday in October is the da
appointed by law for holding an election in tbi
State; and whereas, it is made my duty to issue
writ requiring you to hold sad election at the time
and place appointed by law:
| NOW, therefore | Benz e. Humphreys, Governor
oil Tue State of Mississippi do issue this IL writ re
curing you to hold an election at the seyeisl pre-
cihcts, on the first Monday in October. AID 1856
tor The following officers 10 sey ye .or the terms spe
clhed by law, to.wit:
one Judge of the High Court of Errors and An.
pess Tor Tue first District of the counties
OF warren Kinds, Rankin Scott, Newton, Lander.
Dale, kemper, Neshol'a Leake, Madison, Yszoo.
iaSaquena, Washington, Sunfower, Holmes At.
ITALIA and Winston
One Judge of the Circuit Court
Cne District Attorney
One Judge of the Probate Court
One CLERK of the Circuit Court
One Assessor of Taxes
One County Treasurer.
Que Clerk of the Probate Court
One Sheriff,
One Coroner
One County srlrvryot
flTe members of the Board Of Police md such nur,
requires. 10 '"o Id"
AT said election you will notice and carry ont al,
Tue requirements OF the law and make due returns
lhefeoi to the Office OF the Secretary of State
In testimony whereof, have hsreupto act /
my hand, and caused the great seal o, the |
" 5. State to be affixed, at the Executive Offce in
me city OF Jackson. the 2.th day of july
1860. BENZ, G. HTJMPHREYS J.
'y the Governor %
u a. BkoudHiR, Secretary of State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

,EHw EIRk. Nsw Gonpa AsD Coon News
IL af''rds us pleasure to chronicle and bring before
she public eye, both by advertisement and editorial
every new accession to the business houses OF oui
Town. II is An evidence Of the enterprisng spirit
OF our people, and proof that Canton is not only
on rising ground. hut ia still Hooking up In our
Columns ih's oGnnR will be found the advertise.
n,ens Of the now dry goods and grocery store Of
slessrs. Richards. Anderson Il Co., who have opened
10 the STORE formerly occupied by Cilmer 4
Adams The gentlemen composing the firm are
we'll knoyn to our community as upright and hon.
orabls business men, who deserve. al they will
doubtless receive full share OF the public patron.
age
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
INsOLVENT NOTICE,

10 all persons Interested as Creators
I" the estate Of Elijah Young, decd:
NJ HhREAS, At the July term 1866, ofthe
w Probate Court of Madison county, said
estate was, by order or decree OF said court,
declared to be insolvent, you are hereby no
TINED to come forward apd duly probate your
claims and have them properly registered
within the time prescribed b. law in said de.
cree, or they will be forever barred.
AVELlNE YOUNG, Executri1
of Elijah Young, decd.
July 81, l3G6-n476mT.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
Depot, ie7 Broad way.

An inrrTense stock of Pianos. N.,ebe,
Jewelry aud FsneT Goods, all to be sold f.,
One Dollar each, rItheut regard to ysIne
ana not to DC Psfa for till yoa see What YOU
will recsive
Certiscstes, uamiag each article and its
value, STE placed in sealed Envelopes aud vel.
mixed. One Of these envelopes will be sent
by mail TO any address OIL receipt Of IS cents,
i've for 81 eleven for 81; thirty for SIS; six
ty-hve for $40, and one hundred for $IS,
On receipt of tie Certificate yoa will see
what you are going to have, and then II is &C
your option to pay the doll1r and take the
article or not. Purchasers may thus obtain
a Gold Watch, Diamonc Ring, Piano, Sewing
Machine, or any set Of Jewelry on cnr hst,
for 5 and 10 no case can they get hess than
One Dollars worth, as there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted Ia e~erv town 10 tie
country every person can make $40 q dar
selling cur Certificates in the creates. sale Of
Jewelry ever knorn.
Send IS eeeS for q certihssts. which uil
inform yon What you can obtain for ST. At
toe sane time get our circular, eoutairi-r
III list aud particulars, also. terms 20
lrsets, ldi7ess
JAs. ECTCEIrSog co,
Jay - 49, 5fyaJEe~ MI
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
Legal Notice

BE II remembered, that heretofore. to.
,e,t, on the 18Th day Of April. A. d.
1866, the .touoaeing appears ia tho
minutes Of the Chancery Court of
MADISON County, to-teit
James M Walker and Lsviria Walker.
rs.
~ c, P. F!ack, ct. ale.
FQA opening com plainants' bill Il ap.
pearIng from afidavis filed and proofs
adduced. that Matilda Holt, and Jane
Hllman, James W. Hillmau, Mrs. Susan
ChlIcost and J R. Cbilcoat. and c. p.
Fiack, Emily J. Parks and X. B. Parks.
Martina \. Turner and r. D Turner
Masadora ]. Mcfarland and S X Nc.
Farland. Mrs Amanda NJ Bleason and
George BIesson, VIM A Roundtree, Eliza
Roundtree, Josephine Rouudtree. and
kober. + Roundtree, and Robert Park,
the guardian Of The last three, are all
non'reedents Of the Safe of Mississippi,
and affidavit having also been filed 10
this canse by nplainant, shat the Post
office of Matilda Holt is SbelbyviIle.
Tenn, that the postoffice of Mrs Jane
Hllman. James " HIman, Mrs Sussn
Chilcoat and J R Chilcoat, is Faye.re-
vile: Tenn, and that of Emily ) Parks
and Der husband, i B Parks, is Lynch.
burg, Lincoln Co, Tenn, ,ha. of C P
FIack is Rol'ndtop. Texas, so ia. a.
Known 10 complainant The postofice
81 the other heirs, and legatees, and de.
'isees OF hufhs h Flack. deceased. being
Unknown, Il is ordered by the court thai
publication be made for six weeks con.
eeu'l'eIy, IN the American Citizen. a,
'eekly newspaper published in the CITY
i Canton, County Of Madison, and State,
Mississippi, ordering them to appear
nd plead, answer or demur to complain
nts' bill, on or before the Fourth Nom
ay OF September next, and that a oopy
this decree be sent by mail to such Of
lie above named parties whose pOstoaices
re known as above set forth, and that
zen copies be forwarded BIZ mail ae-
ording to the statute in such casss ,a6a
nd provided.
Ordered. sdjudged and ec.seed this
5th day Of April, 1866.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.S
!, JoHs DAWSON, Clerk Of the Circuit
ID Cesncery Courts of ssid county, do
'reby certify the above sad foregoing
truly and accurately copied from the
'nutes OF said Chancery Court, OF the
y and year above mentioned.
Given Under my hand and sest
l.. 5. OF said Court, the Sd day
Of August, 1866. .....
JNo. DAWSON. Cleik.
Adg 4-6ws.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

To r E Agud, CdldoeR. Burieson county, Teros
u " HdiSurt and his scife. Re6ece1 -4nn, Lons
Point. Washington county. 1sxas 4 ALford
SegUin, Gauda!oufe county, Tsras; and all other,
YOU are hereby cited 10 be and personally
l. appear in the Probate Court of Madison
county, Mississippi, on Saturday, the I7tl
NsveRber nert. then and there to shew cause,
il any you can, why the Final Account Of F.
A. Afford, Administrator Of the estate Of Hol-
cut Afford, deceased. shsuld not be SLOWED
as stated, and decree made thereon accord
ingly.
By order Of the Court
E. D. WARD, Clerk.
Sept. IS, 1856 eS5w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
Cooper's Well Daily Express, by

mclean & Co., leaves Byram Sta.
ton on the arrival of the morning
and evening trains. All persons liy
ing on the line Of the New Orleans.
jackson & Great Northern Road will
md this the shortest and quickest
rout tn the Well ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
COOPER'S WELL.

Kinds County. Mississippi.
THE Hotel is now open for the reception of com
y, l. psny. The Chalybeate water can be had al
Tue wen lor one dollar per gallon send glass stone
or cypress vessels oak will not answer CHARGES
I n board governed according to the times. A
Band oil Music will be in attendance.
INMAN WILLIAMS,
up Proprietor.
AZ. D: CoopeFs Wei express line of Hacks at
oyraH station' on the N. 0. X J. r. R., distance
miles 70 the well +; also Hacks at Clinton, on
southern Railroad. 6 miles to the well those tax.
river route g. Vicksburg, leave on the cars in
the morning, arrive at the well 70 dinner
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
Proclamation.
Three Hundred Dollars Reward

M HEREAS, it appears by information received
W by me, that VIM. TUCKER stands charged
with the murder Of Freedman in Warren county
aud is still at large,
Now,s therefote, |, Benz. G. Humphreys, Govern.
or OF the State of Mississippi do Offer the above ~.
ward for the arrest and delivery of said Tucker to
the Sheriff Of Warren county and | do moreover
require all officers of this State TO be dligent in
their efforts to arrest said fugitive. And three
hundred dollars for the apprehension and conyic.
ton of his accompces, - Crabtree, Jas. Gates.
and - Lyman, or one hundred dollars for either
of them.
- Given under my hand and the great sea-
", Ct the State Of Mississippi Affixed, at
Jackson this 9th day of August, 4. D.
- lSe5.
BENZ. q. HUMPHREYS.
BY the Governor.
G. A RROraurR Serrv nf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

a5"Attention is called to the new adyer
usement Of Mr.. J. X. Mayson, who is receiv.
Ing his fall aud winter stock Of new goods,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

Mo- Rev. Bishop Paine, of the Metbod st
+. Church, South, preached in this place on
Thursday evening last, to a large congrega
ton. The Bishop was looking remarkably
we'll
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Postponed Sherif's Sale,


sHERIFF'S SALE.
MARY R. Fort, !
Thos. j. Smith,
Wylie Lyons.
Ky virtue of the above stated writ tc
- me directed. I will sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
before the Courthouse door, in the civ
of Canton, Madison county. on
Monday, the oath day Of Sept, 1866,
the undivided interest of Thomas j.
Smith in and to the following described
lands, 10 wit
E!3 of E! of section 9a. WI of N E4
N WI d S WI Il Ell S WI sec. 90, n
WI d. 81 sec. "a, lots /, 2. 8, sec. 95. all
OF sec 96, in township r East, lots
2.5. S, 6, sec. 10, d lots 2. 3. 4, sec.
9. r. 8. R. 4. E., lot 8. West of B. Line.
and lot 10 East of B. Line, containing
$500 acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property of Thomas
j. Smith, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case and all costs.
JOHN T. SEMMES, Sheriff.
Sept. 8-tds. jly 14-aug.ll, '66.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

eg The law Office of Messrs. C. c. & G..
Shackleford is in the extreme South room OF
tho Stone House.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
Legal Notice.

BE It remembered, Mot heretofore, 10 ,cit
III Rules, on LIST Monday Of august, 4
d, 1866, tie toAowing order wos sprea,
upon lie Minute Book ofhe CHANGER,
Court Of Madison county.
AT Rules, 1st Monday (being the SIKH
day Of August, 1866.
Emily G. Bostick,
G. w Hardy. ct ais.
| PON the opening of the bill Of com
plsnant in this case, it appearing
o the Court that the defendants, G. W
Hardy and \. J. Gillespie, are non.resi.
dents Of the State of Mississippi and that
the said Hardy resides at Mllican, in
me State Of Texas, aud that the said
Gillespie resides at Summerville. in the
State Of Tennessee-it is therefore now
ordered by the Court that the said de.
PENDANTS DO each appear and plead, an
swer and demur 10 said bill on or before
he Third Monday in October next, snd
hat copy of this order be within twenty
lays personally served on each of said
defendants, Hardy and Gillespie. BY de-
ivory to each Of them copy hereof, or
hat a copy Of the same be published in .
he American Citizen, a public newspa.
yer of this State. once in each week for
our weeks successfully.
1t is further ordered BY the Court tha.
be Clerk Of the Court transmit copy Of
bis order, by mail. TO the said G. W.
Hardy, directed to him at MlIican, Tex.
3. and also copy of this order, in like
lsnner, to the said A. j Gillespie, d. I
ected 10 him al Sumnerville, aforesaid. 1
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI {
Madison County.
|, JOHN DAwso,, Clerk Of Chauoert t
curt of Madison county. do hereby Ger a
y that the foregoing is truly copied s
ON the Minutes of said Court of the c
" and year above mentioned. a
~ Witnesses my hand and seal of
said Court. this 10Th of Au. |
gust. 1866.
~ JOHN DAWSON,
Aug. l8-4w. Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

fT Thanks to Mr.. Sherwood, National
Ex press Agent, for courtesies.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15
INSURANCE! INSURANCE!

TINE FHHH! LIFE! LIFE
ACCIDENTS ACCIDENTS
H1tha Fire Ansorance Co., Hartford, Conn
Hartford Fire Insurance Co..
A"hh"tan Life Insurance Co., New York
TraveIers' Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn
X H. GOULD having been appointed A gent
4ts OF the above long established Companies
would call the attention of all those needing Insur.
Institutions
win over fifty years of valuable experience and
stable success. with fair rates liberal principles,
ana reputation for promptness and honorable
aleaing not surpassed, these Companies offer ME
u'uth OF safe and available indemnity second to
that of no other Institution.
share Of business is respectfully solicited.
R. II. GOULD, Agent.
Aug. l8-2m.-Mal please COPY.
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October Election.
IELD ON MONDAY, lST OCTOBER, 1866.
9 A N DID TIE S.
Fon DISTRICT ATTORNEY

tE~ We are authorized to announce S. S. car
HOON. as candidate for re election to the Office q
District Attorney for the Fifth Judicial District of tn
State of Mississppi composed of the counties o
Loake, Attala, Holmes, Yazoo aud Madison.
| For sheriff.
| We are authorized to announce Mr.. SAM CHAM
| BEERS MS a candidate for Sheriff of Madison couu
ty.
We are authorized to announce JOHN T
SEMMES as candidate for reelection to the office
of Sheriff Of Madison county
We are authorized to announce W.. TAYLOR
AZ u candidate for the Office OF Sheriff of Madison
county.
For Clerk of Circuit Court.
JOHN DAWSON is announced as a candidate
for reelection to the Office of Clerk Of the Crcpit
Court.
For Probate Judge,
We are authorized to announce NJ. NJ. COOPER
as candidate for reelection 70 the Office Of Pro-
bate Judge.
For Couniy Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce CALEB r. HILL
rs candidate for TREASURER Of Madison county
ut the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce J. NJ ANDERSON
Is candidate for reelection to the Office Of County
Treasurer.
Fer Coroner.
We are authorized to announce j. II. W. CAGE
IS candidate for Coroner Of Madison county, at the
nsuing election. 4
For Probate Clerk.
We are authorized TO announce E. d. WARD as
candidate fer reelection to the Office Of Probate
'lerk Of Madison county.
We are authorized to announce JOHN 7.
AMERON, as a candidate for Probate Clerk
f Madison county.
We are authorized to announce J. J. CRANE
, a candidate for Probate Clerk of Msdiscu.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

nayn We ask attention to the advertise.
ment of wagons, etc, for sale by Kelly &
Murphy.
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Sherif's Sale,
Bethesda church,
VS.. Fl Fla
VIM. Tucker.

WI IuckeT,
Rf VIRTUE of the above stated wri
~ to me directed, l will sell at Publ,
Auction, to the highest bidder. for cash
before the Courthouse door, in the towr
of Canton, Madison county, Miss. OIL
Monday. Sd day Of September, 1866,
the following real estate, toswn:
SCI sec IS, NE44 and E5 of Nw4. and
E33 Of NW4 aud E4 of 81 Of WI OfNwl
and 81 Of E3 Of SCI, sec So, township
I, r 3, East.
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant, VIM. Tucker, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated case and al
costs. JOHN 7. sEMMEe.
Aug. Ie-.ds. Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

obedience to the above ProcIaipation OF the
l. Governor of she State of Mississippi an election
VIII lie held at the several precincts IF Madison
county, On tue first Monday in October 1850 for
Che ABOVE named officers to for the terms spe.
ned by law. JNo. t. SEMMES sheriff Madison co.
c. J.. GILNER. Returning officer. septS.tde
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-15

A fine residence and lot, situated in one Of the
mott desirable portions Of Canton; also three va.
cant lots fronting Of the mort public streets
in Canton, suitabs Tor building private residences
Apply 10
petl-2m. WV. TOWER