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PoisoninsCase

PORTLAND, Me-, January 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Clark, of this place, and four
of their boarders, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kingsbury, and Mr.. and Mrs. James Dyer,
came near losing their lives last night by
poison. Mrs. Kingsbury and Mr.. Dyer are
still in critical situations. The attending
physicians pronounced the poison arsenic.
How it was administered is a mystery.
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TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.



WASHINGTON, January 24.--SENArE.--
Various petitions were presented. -.
The Finance Committee reported bill
to prevent smuggling, which was passed.
The bill granting aid to the San Francis
CO railroad was postponed till tomorrow.
The tariff bill was up, and amended by
adding to the free list books, maps, and
public libraries. Adjourned. J-s..
HoUsE.-After unimportant proceedings,
bill giving agricultural college scrip to
Tennessee was up. An amendment to ex-
tend the operations of the bill to all the
States provoked debate. n ...-1
Mr.. Maynard disliked having Tennessee
yoked to the rebel States. v
Mr.. Stokes also spoke, and was taunted
with his Early-secession letters, to which
he replied by saying he had repented and
entered the Federal army. He said he
was ready to stay three more years in the
saddle.
Mr.. Randolph, of Pennsylvania.-Oh,
boshl [Laughter.l
Mr.. Kelley, of Tennessee, said his was
the only southern State with republican
government. South Carolina, Texas, and
others, he maintained, were not States.
An amendment was agreed to that no
ex-Confederate should be professor in the
college.
The President was called an usurper
during the debate.
Mr.. Cooper, of Tennessee, was called to
order for calling Kelley, of Tennessee, a
liar; after which the bill passed.
The Committee Of Ways and Means were
instructed to inquire into the expediency
Of repeating the cotton tax.
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DISPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.

u
This establishment has been furnished with Al
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and With every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the bes.
Founders could supply. and is now prepared 70 exc.
cute orders for every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Msrch ants,
Manufacturer,
Mechanics,
.a- -. Auctionssrs,
Banks,
Railroads,
- Express Companies.
Hotels,
Restaurants, su,..T .93 ,
Theatres,
Clerks Of Courts,
Constablss,
Colleges, au
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Texans Murdered by Mexicau,.

New ORLEANS, January 23.-San Anto-
Mo papers confirm the report Of the killing
of seven Texans by party of Mexicans,
near Frio river, in retaliation for the kill
ing of Mexicans at Rancho Frio by Mr..
Gussett in self-defence. The Texans had
surrendered to Colonel Benavardes for
trial, and were killed in his hands.
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CIRCULAR IRON THE PAYMAsTER-GENE
RAL.--Circulsr' No. 81, from the Paymas-
teri Generals Office, dated January ~,
1857, is a. follows; gs rslo
"The Secretary of War directs that
where deposits are made TO the credit OF
the Treasurer of the United States by dis
bursting officers or agents, under the direc-
tion ofthe War Department or its bureaus,
the original certificate Of deposit should Do
sent TO the Secretary Of the Treasury
through The heads Of the burssuS End the
Wsr Department"
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Trouble I'm Idaho.

SAN Francisco, January 23.-Dispatches
state that the Secretary of Idaho Territory
has been compelled to seek protection OF
the United States troops from violence
from members of the Legislature because
he refused to pay them a per diem until
further instructions from Washington.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 23.-This eve
ming, as United States recruiting sergeant
was attempting to arrest deserter in Dock
street near Walnut, he was shot through
the thigh by third party. The wound i.
serious one. The assassin. and the de-
serter both escaped.
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Message OF Governor Wells, OF Lou
fsiana.

New ORLEANS, January 24.-Governor
Wells, in hrs message, favors the adoption
of the constitutional amendment. He as.
sumes that Congress will demand impair.
tial suffrage. He denounces the police and
the anti-conventionists for the July riots
He urges an increased tax for maintaining
the State credit, and favors the appropria.
ton of proper proportion of the school
fund for the education of negroes. He
urges inducements for foreign immigration
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The nemains OF General Albert Sid.
Icy Johnston.

New ORLEANS, January 23.-The re-
mains of General Albert Sidney Johnston
were placed on board the Galveston
steamer this afternoon for removal to
Texas. The procession was quite large,
half being ladies'. Among the Confederate
generals present were Generals Beaure-
gard, Barry, and Hood. The services were
solemn and impressive.
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News from New Hampshire.

MANCHESTER, n. H., January 23.-The
Democratic Convention for this district to-
day nominated f. w. Harrington, of this
city, for representative to Congress. The
New Hampshire agricultural land scrip
has been sold to L. G. Lewis, Of Ohio, for
$50 600
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Mediation I'm the south American
Spanish War.

WASHINGTON, January 24.-The Spanish
Government, it is understood, has received
kindly the tender Of mediation by the
United States in its war with Chilli. Spain
has no official information of the result of
the preferred mediation of Great Britain
and France.
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dIssESs.-soc.
RIDrs.-Dry. H0lss.; saitsd, iss. sgT
HAr.-Thers is very little hay In market. We
aooss II 81 ei.ss03tse, ZutTf5csT T9Sts GOO
sAAis.-wooi. ss30sis q ldossn, according =
ausnty iur, enGtss q dofsn; molsskn silk
p dozen. III =
Isos.-English refined iron, s@ac. q D eoun.
Try hammered, st77e.; swedss, &C. q n. Navlor's
east steel, ss@ssc. y n 53'',a i
KERosrsE OIL.-sse. y gallon retail, re.
LAKD.-vsry duh, with full supply In msrkst.
Prime, lsc. country, IsQlsc. EsE
LUMBER hits pine, 0ns-inch, t2S0eso p thou
sand one and half to three inch, tssSS4so, from
the yards. Yellow pine boards, sleG$B; joist
slsfl*2o-s2sG32s for long lengths shingles
pine, ssGss; cypress. s76sn v thousand
lsths, split, $50 sawed, u p thousand.
LEArHER.-soIe leather, oak, ss04sc.; sole les.
ther, hemlock, 2s657c.; upper, @O4soc.; kip,
Dozen, ssanSs2; harness, ss34sc.; calf skins
French, t4oG$e6; domestic, SsoG$<a; morocco
$a00Sss rough skirting, 2sGssc.
LIcoRIcK.-Stick p. 4 s., 4ac.; Mass 7. @. c..
asc.; G. 4 F., Isc.; g. c., 4sc.; x. x, Asc.; c. O..
Ioc J. C. & Co., dc; r. II. Y, le. II. p. sc :.
X. r., soc. Sanford. asc.
.LrxE.-virginia, sl.75 Rockland, Sl.W froz
wharf. $40 FROM store; Wilson, very superior
Sl.soGS2.
LosDox PORTER. q dozen for piAts
quarts, 8A7S. uH E
MoLAssEs.-Common syrup, ss0scs. genuine
golden syrup, soGs5c. y gallon; Cuba and Mus
covado, ssgsoc. Porto Rico, 7sGsoc.
NAILs.-Old Dominion, in store, 7G7sc.; Trsds.
gar iron, 7ic
OILS. Linseed, $50; machine, slGss.7s
sperm, $3ls,2s /; tanners, sl.os; straits, tl.ss0
81. 40; sweet, ~ y dozen /; best salad, 9ls; cas-
fny Virginia. lubYcaulQ.
$50.
PIAcHgs.--very few in market. Dried, unpsslsi,
l2Gl&c. p b. ) peeled, 2302ec. q d.
PEPPRR.-35Q37c.
PorAroEs.-Irish, sssoGss y barrel; sweet
sl@$iso "a bushel.
PowDER.-spo,ting, ssgss p ksg Of Is bs.
blasting and mining, ssG$oso.
RAss.-Prces for rags are declining rapidly
sQstc. for cotton and linen wooden wrapping
stock, iQ2c; sofs, lic; blankets, lte. blues, SC.
RoPE.-Manilla, best, Csc.
RIcE.-ns0l2c.
RACE GISGgg.-2513oc.
RUx.-New England, s2.so0sa.7s; Santa craI
ss.soG$4 y gallon.
RYE.-$I O6QsI. 10 p bushsl. Very little in mar
kct.
snor.-virsini., s,.7s; Northern, ss.ls p ba
Of IS ms.
susAn.-Brown, lss6l4c; extra &C" and "B'
Isal53c. ; crushed and pulverized, lsic.; gu
loaf, l7iGlsc.
SoDl.-Sal., Sc; Bi Carb., lee.
sALr.-Liverpool, $a.7oGS'2s y sack. No groun
alRm salt in market,
sRYAcA RooT.-40c.
soAr.-Common, siGsc.; best washing, lie.
toilet, asc. !, and fancy prices; country, s4iss.
SPIRITS TUEPESTISs.-soc. G$l.
TAR.-$4.:5G84.5o Y barrel. ...
TEAs.-Black, 7sc. G3lls-the last 9 prime arti
Gle imperial, sl.7sGS2: gunpowdsr, sI.7sGe2.7s
TALLow.-13Gl3c.
vINEsAR.-Cider, so0We. Manufactured, sec
vIEIssN.-lo4l2se. y b.
WAGAr.-Thsrs 10 no wheat coming in, snd "
quote nominally. Prime white, $50; red, e2.ss
WHIsKY.-Comnon, proof, $2soQSs.O; pur
| Rye, 81. so1tI.ss Fine brands higher.
wooL.-Unwsshsd, 7oG3sc.; washed, 4o0As
Very dull.
wINE.-Port, common, s2soGN.
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.--
~ Ma. BENJAMIN C0NYERs. Of Virginia.
and s I, ssai ::. y ne
m interest," in ny sssinsss. The =. ysssss:ship
now annoanced snsfssss ths panss.as2S x ~
s sss: g. g: re- ft Z. Il; g;
IicssosS. January ,ss .sn isoso or
- y H,sI1h .fvi,sinis. is.s Of Hsv 6sissss
T .IEhksaIAAsssrs .s CD Is. 81. sss
nsss .sa msnafssssrsd Whsat. lleas. Cora Cos:
a .Iss; 4 Re- ssSss sSsiS oL{sS
RICHMOND, VA. Liberal a1ssnsss nsAe 81 a..
:isa..ne :. gssdss. g .1s:ssa: :aS ::.lle.s
ss.i &c se,ssy sonsaitsiics ~ sasss1sss. 4.
.ns ; css. Il :.1 s. 81 =: sl =
ss:s ,Sss:s e: s:':: !; 81
Thing. SI. sssins, osrssiyss sHslSsissE -
SSSss SHALL 1EwaTs si lioAInlt xi
SUs!. ~ =. .nt .s. w.: s.s PA ID l,.sys
ss q 8 :':: ss: 3 S;ss||;
1ccc st K! 20 SssI &c 0 e s:s.s yss
ws ssn osss ths HoVs Of aesis(eseo0 ElS34 G
"A; :: :;t s.s !: =; = 's's.s
Risusosn. January y: ~. -. 49,
lDEMOvALA-The undsEsigned ~
! .s !: ss' Nv Nv TIT
eAsy van b ylSssse = - ~ e9aleDN lDllh
NM 44IkSd5Sgii AS SE Xs9,if Z
~ -. as: e ssa'A ~ i y 43 -
! hf-a pstvsee ya,A ~ gesy
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CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE MARKET.
Tho cattle market is very easy. The supply Is
good, and prices have downward tendency. The
last sales OF
BEEF CATTLE ranged from to e67tc gross; bu
the highes, rate paid for what might be called
premium beef. team hardly be commanded now
by even that quality. We conjecture that s@sc
would be fair quotation for ordinary to gooc
beef
MurroS.-Supply fair. We quote from to &c
gross, for ordinary to very good sheep.
Hods.-Ths supply Of hogs is also pretty good
The quotations are lO11lc. nett.
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National Democratic Convention.
WASHINGTON, January 24.-The National
Democratic Convention of this city met to-
night, and adopted resolutions recon-
mending New York as the place, and May
2lst as the time, for holding q National
Democratic Convention.
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Radical Legislation I'm Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January A.-The
House has passed militia bill providing
for cavalry regiment, composed of whites
and blacks, for each congressional district,
subject to call from the Governor
also, bill erasing the word "white from
the suffrage laws.
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Shin News.

FORTRESS MONROE, January 24.-The
steamer Delaware, from Charleston, has
arrived, short of coal. She experienced
heavy weather.
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: SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The residence
Of Hon. Henry A. Edmundson, in Salem,
has been sold to Colonel Hansborough for
the sum of Sc, O00.-LynGhbyg Yirginidn.
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Iarine Disaster

PHILADELPHIA, January 24.-Schooner
George B. Bears has been abandoned at
sea. Her crew was saved.
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Radical Action or the Missouri Legis.
laturo.
JEFFERSON CITY, No., January "a
Both Houses Of the Legislature pray Con-
gress TO repeal the acts passed for paying
owners for the services Of slaves in the
United States army.
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Negroes In Colorado.

ST. LOUIS, January 24.-The Colorado
Legislature has passed over the Governors
veto the bill prohibiting negroes and mu-
lattoes from serving asjurors.
Governor Cummings, Of Colorado, is e.,
route for Washington. s.fs ,.......,s
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women,s Rights In New York.

ALBANY, January 22.-Mrs. Stanton and
Miss Anthony are to have hearing before
the Judiciary Committee of the State
Senate and Assembly tomorrow afternoon
in favor of women's rights.
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Repeal or . Maryland State Law.
BALTIMORE, January A.-The Mary
land Legislature has repealed the law
selling negroes into slavery for crime.
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the mill, sss. Rbushsl. Brovnstuf. from the min,
Sc. y bushsI. wheat bran, $50. '@ 81
FrxrfLrzEns. Tho season II % far advanced
that there Is scarcely anything doing In the wsy 81
fertilizers, and We could only quote nominslly. I
RLAxsESD. ~. as1t3.ls. fJl9 .scaf h .GEv
FLouE-We quots Virginia supsrnns, el3, 80
els; Virginia extra, sk0siA.s.; Virginia family,
sls0sH. City Mills Sour. higher. Northern inspec.
tions range from zoe. 0si below these quotations.
FEArHERs.-Prime, 1sGsse. common. SGsss.
FowIs-Chicksns, dressed, ls1iss. TA dress.
al tprkava 1sE120c. n. #eh
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Circular from General Howard, OF the
H44e Freedmen's Aareau.
WASHINGTON, January 24.-General How
ard has Issued the following circular !:
Hereafter, and until further orders, no fees
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Decision Of the Alabama supreme
Court.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, January A.-The
Chief Justice delivered the opinion of the
Supreme Court of Alabama, reiterating
that the State was de facto government
under the Confederacy, and that the acts
of guardians and administrators who in
vested in Confederate bonds, or received
money in good faith, and all kindred trans.
actions, are made valid by this decision.
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Nomination OF Governor for C0nnec-
ticut.
New HAVEN, January 24.-Governor
Hawley has been nominated for reelection
by the Republicans.
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National r 0 b Geo Manufacturers'
Convention.
WASHINGTON, January 24.-The National
Tobacco Manufacturers Convention meets
on Wednesday the 9th proximo.
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|NLYCERINE.-R.iees and other
sAad'-'0s 'a''ss PusoSII, LApp : 90.
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DOR RENT, desirable BRICK
Il HOUSE on Clay street containing seven ~
rooms, besides brick kitchen with water and fsfS
gas. Apply to JAMES PHILLIPS, nlE
ia Ats 800 west Clay street
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OOK ATT III ] 6.-Fifty pieces
II 4 OF BLEAGHRD gHERrINGs. nearly one and
half yards wide, only % cents per yard, a.
las 80 ..6gss No ii Main street.
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SKATES.-A few dozen pairs, received
=: ;ss;iRsas a :55:: s. ~ I;a;l
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TOR RENT, GOOD LODGING
Il ROOM. corner OF Main and Thirteenth -
streets. Apply to f::H
&. B. SPENCE, Agent, ElH
(. Ia A-3t Merchant Tailor and Glothlsr.
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FOR RENT, the ASHLAND HOTEL,
E with or without the several COTTAGES. -
Possession given Immediately. Also, ssve- ::v
raj COTTAGES for rent. Apply to a ~
Ashland; or p. H. RUSSELL, corner Broad and
Ninth streets. Richmond. jsA-sod2w
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, HOUSE containing six
Il rooms, with gas and water the pre- ksA
misses, corner Of Fifth and Jackson streets. f:.S4
Price, 1900 per annum. Apply to GEORGE .GlR
LUMPklN, No. sO2 north Fourth street, or to
JOSEPH HILLYARD,
ia 2S-3t% l23 Mayo street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

--~.yTrn--ny YOUNG MAN, sIruAflok -
NJ s hrst class pennan an1 -
80, ,sesrsnce Address A. b., bon ~ hei@ia yhoe~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-02-02
ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

ORDERED, by the Court, that hereafter
" no case on the docket of this Court,
shall be set for particular day by the clerk
unless there be one or more witnesses in the
case, for whom subpGnas issue, and unless
at the special request of counsel for the par
ty at whose instance supGnas have issued,
or unless there is a mutual agreement be-
tween counsel on both sides of which the
clerk is advised and all other cases stand for
trial in their order on the docket
ORDERED, further, that no case shall be
set for day earlier than the second day OF
the term, nor later than Wednesday of the
second week.
ORDERED, further, that the State docket
shall be set for Thursday, of the second
week, of court, and subpGnas for witnesses
issued accordingly.
ORDERED, that hereafter neither jurors,
parties, witnesses, nor attorneys shall be
called at the windows of the court house,
but must be in the court room, ready to an
swer to their names. And that the clerk
publish copy of this order in the newspa-
pers of the city of Canton, for one month
before the next term of this court, and pre-
sent bill of the cost of said advertisement,
at the next term of this court
true copy from the minutes of the Cir
cult Court of Madison county.
Attest: JNO. DA SON,
Jap2G-lm, Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-02-02
Meaal Notltts,
Citation Notice.

To Mrs. Martha A. M0ncH WWam
II. Maney, John Bel, Jr., Mrs.
Fanny d. Bell, j. s. Parks ond M'$.
". A. ParhS, D. ID. Nancy, Sdtl!e
VI. Nancy "a minoy) and Eliza ID.
cook, all Of Frdnklin, Tennessee j.;
d. G. DougIdSS and Mrs, VI. "A.
DougVoss, ChdrIcs Il. Boddie AMI
Sasdn ". Boddjc, all Of Goltdtm,
Tennessee II. j. Nancy, Of Wood
bury, Cannon county, Tennessee J;
Mrs. Elisabeth VI. BO'cmdn, Of Nash
rifle, Tennessee: and Thomas II.
Nancy, Of Ncc York city, n. YORK,
all RoR-reSMeRts Of the state Of Ms
Sissippi:
NOU are hereby cited to appear be
\ fore the Probate Court of the coun-
ty Of Madison, State Of Mississippi, on
The Second Monday Of March Next
ooh day of March A. D. 1867. to
show cause why the petition of l.. B,
Nancy, Administrator of the estate Of
William Nancy, decd, praying for a sale
of the real estate of the intesate should
not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
Z. D. WARD, Clerk.
A. P. HILL, Solicitor.
Jan28-6t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-02-02

LENARE; A Story Of the Southern
RerolutiOn, and other Poems by
EECLAIRE.-The above is the title
of a very neat little volume of one
hundred and seven pages, with which
we have been favored. We have not
had the leisure to peruse it, as yet.
but from cursory glance through
its pages are convinced that it is a
work of decided merit. Our New
Orleans correspOndent-whO is alto
gether q competent judge-gave it a
favorable notice in his last letter, Civ.
ing quite a cOpiOus extract from its
pages, from which the reader could
judge for himself.
The poems are written by young
lady of Vicksburg, and are printed
by New Orleans house. Being en-
tirely Southern, it should meet with
a ready sale, in order that Southern
literary talent should be encouraged
and supported.
We learn that the volume may be
had at Casseil & Baughn's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-02-02

THANKs.-We are indebted to
Colonel j. L. Power, Clerk of the
House of Representatives, for copy
of the Census of Mississippi in 1860
and 1861. From this we learn that the
population of Madison in 1860 was
whites, $3.50; blacks, 1922; total,
23,3S2. In 1S66-whites, 4,457
blacks, 1879; total, 1926. This
shows decrease in our white popu-
lation of SOB; and q decrease in the
black population of 1883.
We are also indebted to Col. Power
for copy of the Report of the Joint
Standing Committee on State and
Federal Relations, rejecting the Con
stitutipnal Amendment enfIanchisine
the negro.
Col. =. will please accept Oul
thanks.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-02-02
I'll isttllant
Notice 10 Cotton Shippers.

A Smuch misapprehension seems toperVade
| n the public mind in regard TO Shpplhg
Cotton, deem it proper to NOTIFY COTTON
| SHIPPERS that the N o. j. d G. N, X. H.
CO. will, as her tofore, Receive and Ship 'cth-
ont delay, all Cotton offered having attach
ed to or accompanying it the proper marks
or evidence of the payment Of the revenue
tax. and permit of the Collector for such
removal, with the SheriTs receipt for the
State tax
NO COTTON so offered for shipment has
ever been refused at the Canton depot. u
Shippers wish to retain the Collectors per
init, they can do so by furnishing a duplicate.
All that is necessary to be done to Ship Cot
ton is to have attached to or accompanying
it the proper evidence of the payment OF the
taxes, md a permit Of the Collector Tor sucn
removal, or duplicate permit.
The penalty for transporting without snch
evidence and permit s, for each bale, " one
! Hundred, Dollars, Twelve Months lmprlson:
ment and Confscation Of the Car IN when II
is carried
WIN. PRIESTLEY, Agent.
Canton, Dec 10, Sc. #
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BROOkHAVEN
Lumber, Lumber

IF YOU want the best YELLOW PINE
L LUMBER, either Rough or Dressed,
Large or Small, Long or Short; PLASTER
ING LATHS, in any quantities; OAK or
HICKORY, for wagon work or any thing
in the Lumber line, it shall come promptly.
We have three mills at work, and can saw
fifty. 1--WE feet long have the best planer in
the State, and will make it to your interest 10
buy from Us. We are builders and will
know what you want, and you shall have it.
Ut. PRIESTLY and S. L. MOSBG will
will take your orders. Give them call, il
you want anything in our line.
WENTWORTH & H0SKINS.
deI5-3m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-02-02

GRIST AND planning M1LL.-We
call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. Jones s. Stewart, who
have in successful operation a grist
and planning mill. This is an enter
prise that should be literally sus-
tanned by our citizens. I" Encourage
home industry" and home mechanics.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-02-02
Probate Court, Madison County.

Probate Court, Madison County
To Margaret q. TreddceU and A. b.
TyeadreH, and Ann b. Postetl, and
all others interested IN the estate Of
LdusOn F. Henderson, decd:
Jefferson Love, Administrator OF the
estate Of Lauson F. Henderson, decd,
having fled at the Deer Term OF this
Court his final account as Administrator
of the estate Of Lauson F. Henderson,
decd, you are hereby cited to appear
before this Court on the Cd Monday in
February, 1867, TO show cause why said
account should not be allowed. Witness
Hon. NJ. NJ. COOPER. Probate Judge.
Z. d. WARD, Clerk.
Janl2 st
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HWe are requested to state that
the storeofJ. b. Morey & Go. will be
closed until Monday, taking stock.
After that date the new firm will
welcome their old customers and sell
their goods cheaper than ever.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-02-02
To the Debtors of w. A. Steele
& Co., Greeting:

You ARE, ONE AND ALL, RESPECT
L fully, kindly and firmly by these pre-
sents requested TO come forward at once,
call on the undersigned, ascertain the amount
Of your Indebtedness, aud settle the same at
once, upon the best terms that you ever ina
gined you could, otherwise the principle Of
" DO unto others as you would be done BY"
may cause the undersigned prominently to
parade your names before the various tribu-
nals Of Justice. W. STEELE.