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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06

STOCK. -Seventeen shares
Y Corporation Stock, in lots 10 suit purchGs-
ers. will be offered at public auct,pn' on the
Office ria lE-lsi THOS. DAVY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06


WANTED TO PURCBAsE>-A good grass
w farm in the Piedmont region Persons hay.
ingsuch to rent or lease will describe tha position
of farm, size, condition, &c; size and condition
of dwelling out houses. and terms OF lease
Address, *. B., care of BURKE. n kRRERT
y co Alayancria Va ian 1T-eO2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-06
nv + H PARROTT. AUCT.

WEsTMoRELAND COUNTY, feb 2-law.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
News Of Authors and Forthcoming
Books. 4 4
from the Boston Transc,

From the Boston Transcript
Mrs. Stowe has already sent to the
printer large installments of her new
work. which is to be sort of chroni-
Gle of old time folks in New Eng
land village, fifty or sixty years ago
Some of the characters are said to be
as graphically depicted as those in
. Uncle Toms Cabin"
Miss Crane, who made such deci-
ded success some years ago with EN-
lily Chester, has new novel in press,
called Opportunity. "i'aSob 15'i e. -
Holmes is busy on the remaining
chapters of his Guardian Angel, .
which. is to be published in book
form in November. A very handsome
sum has been paid to him by an Eng
hsh publisher for advance sheets. and
the poveiiwill appear In London the
same day it is issued complete in Bos-
ton. a~~1 - ....l4
Owen Meredith has sent over the
proof sheets of his new volume of
peefns to his American publishers. ~
Browning is putting the last polish
on lhLs new Romance in Verse, hay
ing HIDDEN himself away in 4 little
French aa inlet for that purpose He
promises his London and Boston pub,
fishers to be ready for them in Octo.
Der. bray bns s5oloaa
Emersap $. . whose recent volume auaS Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09

poems, May Day and Other Pieces
has not lessened but rather Increased
his fame as poet, is getting ready
for course of lectures to be read II
Boston some time this year The
lectures WILDE mainly those read In
day course last year, and will be re-
peated as an evening course by re-
quest.
Whittier, who has been spending a
good many summer days by the sea
this month, gives no signs of a new
volume. but his Snow Bound" and
his Tent on the Beach" have by
thistime reached sale together of
over fifty thousand. The illustrated
Snow Bound +" will be the gift of
the year. All the drawings are au-
thentic,, each one depicting real
scenein the poem. ~ =
Parton is among the Vermont hills,
inditing more papers for the atlantic
Monthly. His next contribution will
appear in the October number, and is
an elegant appeal for an international
copyright.
Bayard Taylor is visiting his friends
in Germany this Summer, but spends
some of his time in the literary work.
He is transIating Gethes " Faust J"
amid the scenes of-that great poem,
and drawing inspiration for his from
the authors own country. Taylor is
also engaged on series ofpapers called
g The By Ways of Europe" which
are to appear in the atlantic shortly.
Hale, who has taken the front rank
as story teller, will follow up his
Man Without a Country" and q" My
Double with other good things, dur
ing the coming months, for the read
ers of the atlantic.
Matthew Arnold's New Poems"
have been printed, and will, we pre-
sumo, be published in a few days on
this side of the Atlantic.
Dickens is collecting for the Dia-
mond Edition of his works several
articles hitherto not brought together
in any edition of his writings. either
in England or America.
Agassiz is experimenting the IL
Illustrations for his Journey in Bra
I'll. the work being all written and
in the printers hands.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09

General Buell. and his occupation
We make the following extract
from letter to the Greensboro (Ky)
Monitor: 4aQ $3.50 ~
General Buell. is to be found on
the south bank of Green River,
amongst the hills and rocks that are
to be found alongside the banks of
that beautiful stream, bringing to the
surface the rich mines of coal and
iron, that are. imbedded around the
village of Paradise, in Muhlehburg
County. 4 ~ 800, ...,.r. &c.. r.,
These mines are commonly known
as the Airdrie mines, and belong to
r. A. Alexander, the great stock
grower of Kentucky.
General Buell. has lease of these
mines for term of years, and is pre-
pairing to go largely into the mining
business.
In thus directing his mind, talents
and means towards the development
of the mineral wealth of our State, it
is to be hoped that his undertaking
may be successful, not only so far as
he is concerned, but that the whole
mining interest of the State may be
benefited by the developments thus
sought to be made by the General.
These mines have not been worked
successfully heretofore. Mr. Alex
ander having expended two or three
hundred thousand dollars, and built
up quite town at Airdrie, had sue
ceeded in getting everything ready for
work about the time the war broke
out, He abandoned operations, and
they have not been worked to any
extent until now, when, We under
stand, General Buell. has made ar
engagements to move matters very
lively during the approaching coal
season. -, 80. q A SOLDIER. & +,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
Sheridan,s Fighting Traits.

From George Alfred Townsend's q" She
nandoah Valley Letter in the New
York Tribune.] f., - 20 - -.
, Among the newer ones, the strong
historic figure of this valley was
Sheridan. IT was the most perfect
embodiment of the professional cayal ;
ryman that ever appeared on our, canit-ii
tinent: His two grand qualities were
lightning perception and lightning
action. When he came Eastward.
from the scene of his Western cam.
paigns be mastered the topogra ply Of
the country so rapidly that it seemed
he had climbed to some look; out. and
examined it all at glance He found.
the cavalry Of the East handled by
vicious system, used for picket and
Gordon duty merely, its horses, wasted
y perpetual use to- nc good result
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
DRY GOODS.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL AT
tention to our large stock of Ladies' and
Childrens' Hats. We have just received
from New York City. new Dress Goods. in
Alpacas, Grenadines, 'DeLains, Linen
Goods, Ginghams, Lawn, Chambray and
Crepe Marez, Capimeres, Cottonades, Linen
Painting and Coating. srf#ffT
New lot of White Goods, Jaconett, Main
sock, Swiss, Irish Linen, and a large va
riety in Ladies' and Gents Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Our stock of Hosiery comprises
large variety, bought low, and will be
sold cheap.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, in Silk,
Cotton, and Scotch bingham. We have,
and Will keep large assortment.
New goods bought by our house In the
market with a special view to the interest
OF our customers. We will receive here
after daily, and call the attention of all
people to come ana examine our stock
and prices. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE ofs decree Of the Chan
ID cery Court of Madison county. State
of Mississippi, made at tie March Term,
1867, On Saturday the 20th day OF April
1867, the undersigned as Trustee, will
on
Monday the 18Th day ofNorem5er, 1867
in the town Of Camden II said county. ex
pose to public salc to he highest and hes.
bidder for cash, the following described
fenl estate, it being that tract OF lot OF
land conveyed TO Washington Ford now
deceased as Trustee, by William Hem,
ingway and D. n. Hemingway, to secure
the payment olcertain Indebtedness there
in mentioned. viz:
+ East half Section twelve in Township
eleven of Range fae East Lying in said
county of Al adj. On and the
Westha Northwest quarter and West
halt South west quarter Section seven,
Township eleven, Range six East, lying
in The county Of Leake in said State.
Title believed 70 he good. but will
convey only such as is vested ia me rs
Trustee, By virtue Of said decree OF the
Chance,y Court.
SAM'L MILTON, Trustee.
Sept. 1877,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02

v Messrs. c. II. Dinkins & Bro.
have in store (Dinkins & SiOver's Old
stand) a large and well selected stock
of family groceries, to which they M
vite the attention of their friends aud
the hungry, generally, and which they
offer for sale low, for cash.. We
have only had time to take "bird's
eye view of their stock, in passing,
but can say that those canvassed
hams that hang pendant from the
ceiling look very tempting. ~ nicely
broiled slice from one 0i them, vi b
a couple of halfcookcd eggs, mot
turned,' would make breakfast for
Hanilcar, "or any other man.. Egg
zactlv 50. Read their advertisement
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02

j. B. OTTO & Co. have removed
from their former stand to Mrs. Kirk.
patrick's new brick building, where
they have large stock Of domestic
dry goods, plantation supplies, family
groceries, etc, all of which they offel
to sell as cheap as any other house,
Consult their advertisement III to.
days issue, and call on them.
Mr.. D. II. Otto will be found on
hand, cas- smiling as a basket OF
chins," and viii be pleased to see and
serve you. Go in and see them. They
are prepared TO feed the hungry and
cl0the the naked.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02

EFMr. II. Clay Fairman is the
Agent for the life Of Gen. Robert
e. Lee, and is now at this place.
This is the only authentic life Of this
great and good man--the pride Of the
world and the boast of the South
that is now to be procured; subscrip-
ton price is only 5000. Think of
that 60 chance to obtain the biogra-
ply of the man ofmen," the patriot
of the great struggle, the hero of the
South--for only 5000. Do not let
the opportunity escape, You may
never have another as good. We
will present the advertisementin our
next.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE CT the Pro
l-e bate Court Of Madison county rendered
on the 10Th day Ct September, $50, will, as
Administrator de bons non of 5. Il Lanier,
sell, at public outcry, before the door Of the
courthour, in Canton, to the highest and est
bidder, for cash, on
Monday, the 1871 Of Norembcr, 1867,
the following real est,te, lying and being in
said county viz East half of sects 20 and
% and two thirds acres off of side ofe5 Of
southwest quarter Of section 20--ail in town
ship 8, range No 3 east-Containiug (346S)
three hundred and forty-six and two thirds
acres, be the same more or less.
POWELL,
Admir- de bonis non of S. Il. Lauier, deed.
f Oct. l8-l667, 4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
GARD OF THANKS.

At, meeting of the Board of Mayor and
seiec,nen. of the City of Canton, held on the
10Th asv Of October, it was, among other
.niag'.
R..s,ved, That the thagks 4 his Board
re due and are hersny te.rtered TO Cnph l.
: WILLIAMS, GEM sap nIert OF "e
y o.. &G.N. R. t-r ihe ooetria'' brrrty
,,a eff irst mannsr 10 v''ll = ser""ded
ard aided this Board. a-i rtiempt 70 IS
tahlish a quaraaiins as kainst the ye''a"
fever ..,-..-.r ~. -,
Resolved. That the thanks Of this Board
are also due to DR.. A. 5. Lac, Health otacer'
spd " II HmL, City Marshal, for the en-
ria., discharge ~ heir s'snrr ite -"ti w.
-ist.z RS Board Ia ter s-t-mp' '' rs''H
seha 4usr4utine Ali
Etsoi,ed. That tbese iesoiu ions o. f'7
lf-b.i liz tho Cfrs rauers, au1 Il 81 the score
t.rr + ttis Board fu-oish Car' Nt'fa.i-
rcnpy OF the same
t''te copy OF he Ini-uf
A. FORD.
a. see ui the Board.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
Ned) 9obrttlseaents,

good article of RYE and
w BOURBON WHISKY, for sale CHI ap.
Nov 9 e. L. UAkGCN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02

CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Messrs. S. c Cochran & Co. have
opened one of the best selected as
sentiments OF family groceries that we
have ever looked upon. Their store
is crammed full OF good things, bet
ter things. Go in, examine, price,
and YOU will scarcely be able to leave
without buying Il cheese, a kit OF No.
/, OF something. Read their donble'
extended adv't in this issue, and see
what Cochran has expressly for you,
then go with the greenbacks and get
if Coffee from Rio and tea from
China.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02

NEWSPAPER FAyORs.-We are
again indebted to our friend, Col.
Dustan, of the City Hotel, New Or
leans, for a large package Of late
newspapers from all quarters, in the
perusal Of which we have found
great pleasure. Many thanks, Colo
mel.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02

Ristori's first performance of the
new play Of Maria Antoiiette," i'll
New York, WAS not over till a quar-
ter past one in the morning. The
audience, says the wags, are expected
to bring their breakfast with them i'll
fnturp
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
NOTICE.,


r WANT to sell lease or rent my several
| dover lots Of land, in Madison County,
State Of Mississippi, viz:
One lot Of laud Of ll9! acres in and ad
Joining he town Of Livingston, with all the
improvements thereuntO belonging. One
other lot Of laua, containing ALB acres, a
part of the plantation known as The Alamance
Mace. four miles North. west from L vinRston,
on the road leadu 10 Vernon, about or
miles from Vernon.
Also another .msll tract Of about 81 acres, ;.
on the Leonard place, North at of Fernon,'
and near that place. :
would prefer to sell if cannot do that, I
would lease for a term Of years, giving the
lessee chance topqt up some houses to I've
10 and nut the land under good fence aud
receive for my pay, the use of the land for
the improvements put IN It, --.-.
MARGARET L. JlGGlTTS.
Oct &c 1861 IT,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
A NBcEs sARY CALL.

Last October we began the puhll-
cation of our weekly, finding that a
semi.weekly did not pay, and on our
list We had the names Of more than
swo hundred citizens Of Madison
county, who had subscribed with q
promisc to pay. This at $500 per
name should have secured us, ere
the present, 9300.00--hut We have
been unable, so far, to collect as
much as one hundred dollars; this
being the case, we are compelled to
ask that our friends all who appre-
ciata Il good, Southern, anti,ra1ical
white.man sustaining paper will
phase come forward and Settlc scithoW
cls'ay.
Our country friends who are deiin-
oucnts may cancel their arrearage 10y
paying in chickens, butter eggs, veg
etableS, or woodbury. of which artl-
clcs we will take, in exchange for
oar paper, at the highest market
prices. Bring il Your country pro
tlucc. /" No money is no excuse
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
EVERGREEN NURSE les,
AT CANTON, MISS.

1,BE Prar7ieturs Of these NURSERIES
take pleasure in snnor#Cirg TO their
friends and the yub,ic that nov is the tine to
nIant ONT ORCHARDS, n that they are
oreparea t. furnish young healthy and
well.rrown Sou,hern-rais1d FHslT TREES
IF he most approved varieties aad a; che
Lowest rricas, FOR CASH.
Gail ana see. aud select Tor yoatseiyes.
ny Catalogues furnished s.aas % a.i
applicants.
Fer further particulars address
Z. K MAYNARD & co,
fphls Canton. IIss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
STEVENS HOUSE,
81. 60, Is q 81 Broadway. NJ "
Oppssi.s BoIridsg p's'n'
nu THE EUROPEAN PLA

-, a -TlvENs. HoUaEls ~ei, AID wiue-y
l,,,~,g 10 re Travelling public. The l'rlton
+ ..,,. u suitih,e o. merchants and eN-'i'' :
,r.a .fis n .i,ise rox msiy 20 the hn>inr-s pa
.. Inc ..,ts--is-..a he highway Of Southern "a
t ter, tf4vsl -aud sdiAeent - all The pr'n lP''
Rs.'r, "a aud steambnst depots.
nus STEVEN HOUSE has liberal accemm''-
l-.t,f ar asrr sHl enests--it = we'll furnished
"A .,o.-e--ss every med-rn isgpl inent tor US
nt.st sra sserf ainH,enf ~ its i,astes ths
M M Il --.-.. 81 s-nds lyeI vfasa = d-ffst iel
81 i ras $50 --'hs steersAnf = ei.s.i'
..-...-.1 ta. t.bie ss Eenesolfly p sos
-. .....4. d. I..s.- s.. t'.a .ls-. o.. ~
lis. -aa- asve .sei rsft p sie a.
.... r -.. ... .r.1. 10 y q
.... ...g..r, .-. sue r.r 1910
Fs. *. ~ t-- IS 20
i.ti.. 2 81 em it'i.N
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
NOTICE.

an the Is. OF Otobe 1867 ! viii CON 81 &c
I brhr C,ummi-si B ,sins>S IN me city 81 mo-
will mike liberal adv lures GA az ~ - ~
.,', .fgnrd ~ nv rnatual fIeud. h blGNON
-,,,,,e-sjf 10 l. We & Bignnn New q lir~ ia
wiz receive stnre hny and all cotton &C. otle
r.du, q tr N nv friends in Mad'-'l and ADJ ''nne
omit $ anu ehtifit to then Che ~ f"uililN
sion u,aIchsni ~ merchants IA New y, S",-
4 S,lJ t,,.ni.h ~ supplies wanted the api coz
al. an ,iictrts furnishing the cotton a. a " SiS
Nv Gi6e for the present T. AZ the new store
House Of Peter Brown. FhiLEi 0'N 10
Oct / 1857 Iii
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02

Eg The immigration meeting, held
at the courthouse in this place, last
Monday, is a move in the right dI-
rection. The proceedings will be
found in another column. Another
meeting is called for Monday, TIE
18th instant, when, it is hoped, a
much larger number will be present,
1t is a question of great Importance
TO every planter and landholder, and
should elicit their earnest attention
and cooperation.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02

as~ For flll particular Hor : dnns. NtN
+. done and where . Is drne ste thehirt huih
H. 80 Ttfy Ply ANp PEScrL.' SpsrImta copis
...~ sa,s ~ this ceire. we " q Rsi Our laper u
.. TFE PfS AID pENCiL to-ctber, thrse -. nj rs
COY : six months ion Z OGsNear iT
ash in sivancc. including the ct! tvO PEN ANn
& NC1I. tickets tree, with first uumuer-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02
ELECTION NOTECE.

IN complain with General Order No. 81,
4 Headquarters Attn Military District, current
les:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-02

les:
An ELECTION to determine whether Conven,
ton shgIi be Acld Tor the purpose of establishing
a Constitution and Civil Government Tor the state
If MIssl.siupin ani for voting for Delegates to
that Convection, VIII I've held in Madison county,
- ,n''.vys yiZ.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-08
@(fEN7l@S'~ FURNTsQiI Nc ! GOODS
~~ 2st AND s3f0 BROAD sTREET AtaugT selsoRqlA A.

+ p E(i, leave inform friends and public generally
sorted supply Of the H,oyc named merchandise, WHICH
i tile oown4s articles VIZ 't = " >" =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-08
pg'R + " pFAllll4|l1 zlR \
tnt chefs receiving and ro1"1ns large and we'll
vilEs bessa1d sIn ;alVane My stock consists i'll par
Isp. e. @s*' - .. .....,

bCOCs duo 0nO06'
\ Full Ass"r,r"n, Of
Mems and 1,uys' BrogHpa ali qualities.
Men. mud Eoyx E,lu"rnl Shoes.
MrHs anu i"y-' Con gr.s. Sh"a.. Calf and
Morocco s;lmes
I"n-:>"n G"o;--. and Plough Shoea.
;Aien., aud Boy Kip E""s,
Mus inf RoyS Calf ls"ot..
Mems and Boys Dress I}eots.
Hunters" anil l,ite!iers' Boots. J
!: Gh1lrsn' Gorper:T Tipped i'"o.s md Shoes.
Ladies' nni Misses. Shoes, c,ns~:inr Of
CALI, Murocce. Gl"v. KID and Lasting Caters,
Congrcm 'nnI W.!k:n. Shoes.
Also. 4 large Stock OF I.a.li-.' and (i.nt>' Sol.
! Leather and II olio Frunks, Falses aud Travel
. ing l'ngs.
Also, a Full Line Of "l,o. ebona, STEEL and
!! A:a"s alsihi,ed Can&riS and q ingh.m Cn,Lrsl-
Jas: Walking Canes. &C.. .t.
r AsS2 As*Gomrlete Assortment Of Notions,
ff'din md Fahcs Toilet sonrs, Feney Articles,
Is. s".
; Stock, and Special Facilities arc
merchandise in Europe, and all
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Eairnoral anil Fancy Skirts. Mcrinu Nests,
Ladies' ard MISSES Hoop skirts. : f'' is..hi
ln-4 LII and l2-A Whit" Blankets.
3fownand Grey ltln"k-t',
Holland t'ris, I'lnnk-ts
Plum an.l Table Cuv-,s,
Fancy nnd T"i!..' Articles. dc ic.
=; -, - Piece Goods. :, -.! i:.'tF
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- ;'.:~ Clothing.
i Co,url.te Stock Of
Ersn,l Cloth Fr1cks ami Ssrs., =
Denver Sacks. Beaver, Scat Union and Sntinct
hrrrrra1s.
llarr,'on Cassin,ere Suits. Fancy Cassim"re.
Suits. ... - <.''.( 20. ''-.-''
Union Case mere Suits,
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/ Sill: Velvet Vcs,a. Fancy SiR Y.s,s. :.
: Back Ciu,h and Cashmere Vests, Fancy C,a-
; S:mrre Ntsta. e. o.! 90. ... =;
Satinc: and Cotton Velvet Vests.
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