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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22

efficiency of labor-and whether run
by steam or water power This
statistical information, when collect,
ed and arranged, should be published
in a convenient form, and placed III
the hands of each member of the
several Associations, and in order
to do this, | recommend that each
member be required to pay a small
admission fee.
1t is very desirable that the work
be commenced at once, and with a
zeal that will secure it's full benefits
in the present crop, Such crganiza-
tons will greatly promote the agri,
cultural interest generally; and for
like information i'll regard to all the
crops of the State could be furnished
and dif1uScd at the same time, the
result would be most beneficial, to
the general interest Of agricultural.
commercial, and manufacturing men
Of the State.
Your obcdicnt servant,
JAMES NJ. WESSON,
Vice President.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
RAILROAD MEETING.
Houston, Miss, Aug. 5, 1867.

> HOUSTON, Miss, Aug. 5, 1867.
At meeting to day OF the citizens
of Houston and vicinity, Judge T. n.
Martin was called to the chair, and
j. r.. Mcintosh appointed Secretary.
Upon motion, Mr.. Mcfarland was
requested to explain the object of the
meeting, which, he said, was "A meet
ing preliminary to mass meeting
to be held at some future time in this
place, the purpose Of which would be
the ultimate construction of rail
road from KoSciuskO to COlinth.
Capt Dennis Black, the chair and
the Secretary, being called upon,
each spoke Of the feasibility of the
route, the ways and means and the
certainty of building The road.
Capt. Black then offered the fol
lowing resolution, which, upon mo
ton, was unanimously adopted:
ReSolred. That a railroad conven-
ton he called to assemble in this
place on Monday, the 10Th day Of
September next, tor the purpose OF
inaugurating a plan Of building a
rail road from kOSciuSko, Miss, to
Colinth, Miss, and that each county
along the contemplated route be re
quested to send delegates to the
same.
Upon motion, a committee OF three,
tO-wit: MeSSrs. McIntoSh, Whitmore
and White, was appointed to com.
munjcate with monied corporations,
laying before them our project, ETC.,
and aSycrtaining upon what terms
we can get their aid to which, upon
motion, the chair was added.
Upon motion, MeSsrS. Mcfarland,
Dennis. Bates and Owen were ap-
pointed committee to invite speak
erS to address the convention on the
10Th Of September next, and to make
arrangements for the reception and
entertainment Of them and the dele.
gates in attendance.
CA motion. a committee on tiuance
was appointed, composed Of McSSrs.
Dennis, HouScman, Murray, Owen
and Park.
Upon motion, the Secretary was
directed to send "A copy Of the pro
ceedings Of this meeting to the fol,
lowing newspapers, and request the
publication Of the same: tO-wit: The
Houston Record, Our Own, Ripley
Advertiser. Colimth News, Greens
boro Democrat, koSciusko Chronicle
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
EWNsYLVAt "a.

LANCASTER, PA. Aug. l1.-The
guard of honor, composed of the Off
GERS Of the Butler ZouacyS, colored,
which accompanied the body of Mr..
Stevens from WaShi lgton, left here
this morning, on their return. 1t APP
pears that considerable feeling was
excited here by their presence. Many
Republicans regarded it as lnappro-
pirate. On the street this morning,
the C0lOred officers attracted cOnsid-
cradle attention: farmers and others
were gazing at them with a sort OF
mingled curiosity and wonder.
At Stevens funeral to-day i'm
mrnse crowds were present, includ.
ing a delegation Of societies from all
parts of the State, the Governor and
State officers and many other dis
tingui,hcd individuals in the pro.
cesSion. The funeral address was
by Rev. DR.. Lambert, OF
st James Episcopal Chulch.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22

THAD's CHIEF MoURNERs ARE
NEGROEs.-A dispatch from Wash
iugton, dated the 18th inst, says:
Thad Stevens is guarded by the But
Ter IouayeS-negroeS uniformed and
armed. y great majority OF visitors
are negroes. ana the exhibition at
tracts very little attention. The
body lies in the center of the rotun-
da. with no unusual decorations or
drapery in the Capitol.
Oh, what Il commentary! Thaddeus
Stevens man If giant intellrct-a
Statesman Of rare abiIity-a man Of
great influence in the councils of the
natiOu-uow deserted 10y his own
race and color-ls body guarded by
armed Hcgroes-aud negroes his
chief mouruerS. DeSpiSed, detested
and spit upon by his political oppO-
nents. and deserted 10y his pretended
friends, his body goes down to the
tomb unhonOrrd and unsung, save
BY a few ignorant and superstitiOasb =
ingS of an inleriOTrace, and his black
ened soul goes to meet the reward of
his many transgTessions.-BrdndoR
Republican.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
Trust Sale.

by virtue of The provisions Of deed Of
i)trust, executed by Frley Jones, to VIM.
NJ. G. Jones. deceased, dated the Sh day of
May, 1866, and duly recorded in the book of
records in the Probate Clerks flee of Madi.
son county, Mississippi, in book marked let
ter r, and pages % and 2i-the undprsigr ed
succe ssor Of said W. NJ. G. Jones, deceased
viii proc, ell TO sell, before tie courthouse
door, in the city Of Canton, County and State
aforesaid, on
Moaday hc IAN dag # September, 1868.
between legal hours, to the highesthidder. at
public cutlery, for CASH, the following real es
tate. situate and lying in The State and county
aforesaid, together with all and singular the
p )urtenances and improvement ts thereto be
longing; to wit :
SW Sec IS Sc Of sec 2G ; F Of NE /
and T } of NV ! OF sec 80, and W } Of NV
and W of ~ olNWl of sec SO; aud w NFj
sec 30; Ill in township IL, range 5 East also
W Of " I OF section rs, township ell ven
range five East Also, w Of SW4, and E3
Of sW and Sc 4 of Sc / of sec y, township
II range 5 East-containiug. by estimation,
yG0 acres. more or less
The til'e is believed 70 be beyond dispute.
but acting as TRUSTEE, convey only such title
as is vested in me by yir u sad deed il
trust. W !. 81 EELE,
Aug Is SO. Trustee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
70 THE PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI.

On five Goth of Nav LAST in th;S
oitvnf Now No,l, acrnrdiuu 70 nrpvi.
ans rotfco q unmbar of Gentlemen
mat for ihn nurnosp of orDnuiziuy =
:. E,tionaI Fottnn p'autnIsoud Nav.
,fartn,imn Assoriotinn " The meet.
mo vos CONFUSED Of manufacturers
from al of the Southern and Eastern
G+atos Mo oroorization was nor.
toctnl nv tIp ninrtfon IF fine lion.
Amos ,v.rnrcr. of BOSTON as prpsi.
Ian+ ana q yica President from
.oonh or tho states rpmpsrutcd with
Cnmn,ittrns on Fir ancp. Mach rpry.
Statistics and Paw Material, with an
9IIn Rn,rI Of Directors. The objects
Of tho ASSOCIATION are 70 observe.
with constant attention. all national
IrrisIotion on onpstions atfnctino
rhr,a branches of industry. and TO
use all proper influences TO guard
against enactmeuts detrimental to
their ntprcst-and to promote all
such as may appear right and bene.
fetal. To collect. collatc, digest AMI
disseminate among the members ac-
cnratp statistical information in rela-
ton to the production and manutac,
turr of rOtton-tO promote and en-.
courage its cultivation in orr com
rrv--to show the identity of interest
between the cotton planters and
manufacturers, and generally to ac
romplI,l hv associated efforts what
ever may be for the common good.
The hy-laws of the Association
provide for the establishment of an
anvilgry asSoriDtion in each State
under the immediate supervision OF
the Vice President and other officers.
The officers for this State are james
NJ WpsSOu. Nicc-PrrSident. Col. A.
= UumuhripS. Of COlnmbnS, Direc-
tor. and Mai. James Hamilton, of
WrSspu. committee on statistics.
MA ol.;oo+ of tl,+., communication
i ~ snlirir tbn Gid of fine nress in
ro,.n,;,,r q subsidiary oesoriatiop to
l,a I.n,,.,, ,s tho pIartor,, and Man.
Aysoriation If NIissis,in.
-; anI IL ,rriro nnon nocl couutv
H. tIo 'i i,nrnr+anrn Of nromntlv tal;irr
stan. to farm ouvlIiarv 4 ssoriatiopS.
With tho necessary officers. and that
they meet. by their delegates. at an
carly dav in Jackson. (thr day TO be
oorred upon and dnlv notified
fine several nrwSpapcrs.) TO
eject officers and perfect the organi,
z,tion Of the manning and maunCac.
tnriur association of MiSsissippi
Tho Object and nurpoSp of fine conn
tv ossoriatious should be TO asccr.
tain and report. stately. from the
present until thp crOp natures. the
nrohohIe amount of production-thc
amount of land in cot.
to, rrltrrr-the seasons and condi.
ton Of rho crons. and the casualties
which eyist or threaten. The ex-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
GROVE COTTAGE SELECT SCHOOL

THIS INSTITUTION Is located near ' ,nr ~
Miss. in lovely grove adm'laoy nuap' 60, young
establishment OF first ciass soho",s aae me
ladies' aud boys under twelve years u " LIN
buildings are spacious and well afrhiRtu ~, ir, ~
and the comfort of pupils. The PintPdl WI, "a 4,
ercise daily supervision Of the severn .i,' sin
each Department Instructions vii Gc gwen n,''B
" by the daughters Of The Principal Mss aIr Fc
Macy an accomplished graduate o Ae NJ Gorr,e
! male College. mud her younger slSlcI' 90 OA
| Y. Macey educated at the same institution u,
A few boarders will be received into lle ian amy
of the Principal To secure these extra adssh,hse",
it will be well to apply early Gfeat ",,en,tr'.
to writing composition painting and Drawn =.
Miss Lizzie Il. Macy will give spft'ai "''''''''"
to those wishing instructions in muse. ,,n,.rc.
There will he short Summer Session c".i it,bar
ing the first Monday in July. the SCi'pns',' ,Srs
will commence the first Monday III oo'op Jour-.
and will close the first Thursday IA jay n' IN.
Charges made to SUIT the times. bodrati' W
Guiding fuel. lights. washing, &c, "a 9tf III ID -
Tuition in the higher branches, 81 Per mon,
Tuition in the primary department, SZ1c PEI "''"''
We offer the following high Testimonial % lr'
character and qualifications OF the teachers"
From Rep. j. ". Goodm,n u. D.. President d
kentucky FPmqh College,
SHELBYvILLE, Ky, June ,. ISIS.
TO achom il may concern:
This is to certify that Miss LIZZIE r. MAG ha
graduate of Kentucky Female College. Amaple' ','i'
tyated and graceful she will commend herself u" "'NlN'
Compcient as a scholar. faithful as toneher h Will
in my opinion instruct with entire success 'lt n
who may be committed TO her care. Mics CHM "'
sister, has also enjoyed excellent advantage w,
competent teach any OF the branches conhee't w"
a finished education j. w; GOCi'S
Pres of KY Female College.
For further particulars, address:
Il. A. MACY.
PRINCIPAL of Grove Cottage Select Nthonl'
[June 10, til CANToA' MISS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22

ing accounts, inspiring hopes Of vic
tory there Cheers,]
The ticket placed in nomination in
New York grows stronger every day,
and in my opinion, will continued to
do so until the cause in which we
are engaged shall achieve a complete
triumph in November. Great and
prolonged cheering.l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
EF- John Quincy Adams is can
wasting the State Of Maine, for Sey
mour and Blair, with great success.

u Messrs. Mostly 4 Richards
have for sale the Eureka Life Blood
Elixir, which is said to be a speedy
and certain cure for all diseases re
sulting from impure blood. Direc
tons for use on wrappers and labels
on the bottles. Price only one dol,
lar. Give it a trial We who are suffer
ing from any disease incident to a
Southern climate.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22

Gs~ a Hebrew paper has just been
established in Chicago for the liter
cry and social advancement of the
Jews. 1t will be published weekly
till September, when 1t is to be issued
daily. 1t takes ground with the
Jews as a class y against the elec.
ton to the Presidency Of the man
who in 1865 expelled the "JeWs as
a class from the department Of the
Tennessee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration on TIE
w Estate OF HFNRY SEIMER. deceased were is
Sned to the undersigned by the order Of the Honor
able Probate Court Of Madison County, Mississippi
at the July term A. D. 1868 thereof -
Now. therefore. all persons indebted to said Es
tate are requested to come forward aud make sci
tltmcnt and all persons having claims against
the same are required TO exhibit them in The
manner and Within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred
LAFAYETTE MONTGOMERY,
july % 1868 -3O.Gw admir-.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22

~ OeudlOI l'OOi'Allt' ''IS " IN
champions of Democracy III the up
,,or Ifo,so IF Cnnrross met with =
..,'-....u....,.ti,,,,. -, ,j, l,to 20
'''S' "'". ) i''' f''o,, 20 aus w., Wv
', ~, .,,1I;a mann !, ,,i.conSin.
.. ,-..;...3 , ,,,ro s,,ronlid o,,,.
~ ,t,',l ,n,, ~ III.
.,o tr,n,sar1s Of noo.
-, a,,.1 ... - ,,..,,.;,.,,I l,a,,o h,. n I
~ ~. ', Nv " ~ ~, 49,, .,;, r,,t ILL.,.
s.,,a no,r+i,. .n5orsed tbc action,
'' ", - 81 ','' ~, a..,t. 49, =.
u l"'S 9e"",'' !" "i' NV - ~ y"
tend and uphold ne pllhcIpt'S"I the
Government. Senator DooIittlp, in
rDsnor.p. acI,nov,adoed his feelings
'..,;.,,Ja o+ .lfs DEMONSTRATION
'''''> ..1..,..,,.... ,i-,..
and after rtcou"'lh9 'he many clI>SH
through which the country has pass
ed during the last seventeen years.
,ad.
.,...
lh"N' issues are among ''ie i,a>''
1heN TO 5oI-rl "'\i"e men " P'[tt9.
And WHtu' al I"h4'n' tue Ho"I
came that ne NOHth SuI'tiI"ti'"
secession, ANU WIN IT, tue '"S,l' u,
non OF Hia cry the WIZ [,,'S''''
nave PIed"tu I"' P'''e' an" joI I'i""'
liberty III the ! ul"h under I"t NoH-
luton Ior an tHG 9''leS am" 4ol az
the people, East vest NoLI"' anu
Aouth; nor Iot peace "t,u d "'A o"e'
al htl OteaHI-hoI loI lI"cI I'M
natter upon her hech, "W"I'"E INN
tdly tIial, Se"l'h'N' an" ''ulto"'
under tl'e RECONSTRUCTION "''N VI No".
gieSS out tor thdt peace anu Una,
liberty Nhich the 'ohSlI'u,lon ana
the common law Secure,-the en-
peace and the Only iloclty worm
haI!ng III TINS age ana IN tn'S Hee
Iahd. Hieat cuttIIil-.I III ) "o'
always that / nave nrtH checte" III
t.N manner mere III haclne'
You know what denuncI"tIonS>
have been heapea upon me mere, an"
ts'"hele' Tor belhS lfue TO my HI9I'
ess tonV!cIohS OF "UtI ana Par i."'-
ISM hut ! sue" I"aI my NIH"I'".
l'' "ou,H one Gay come as ceFl"'"
"4 ulll '5o" I".tS II Tue lie "a. ' u.s.
ana 'naI DIS J"Sl'ce mas nov rev u. 'nT
EARN aI'os'In'r' -"Ie"I V"e'''''3'I
The speaker then reviewed the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
IMPORTANT EUMCR'-Grant 10 With
draw, and Gen. Sherman takes his
Place.

Place.
The following startling dispatch
from Washington made its appear
ance in the New York World a few
days ago. We copy it for what it
is worth, without at all vOuching for
its reliability. Stranger things than
the withdrawal of Grant, and the
nomination of Sherman, have hap
pcncd before this. The Radicals
gave Grant three hundred thousand
dollars to induce him to accept their
nomination, and we have no doubt
they would give him round million
today, if he will quietly back out
from a contest in which he is doomed
to defeat:
Most extraordinary rumors are
afioat in this city touching the uneX-
pectpd return of General Grant from
lis Western tour, and its relation to
the political canvass. From all l
can gather among those best ac-
quainted with the views of the mem
hers of the Republican National
Committee, it appears that private
letters have been received from mem
bers of Grants party, showing an
anxiety on the part of the General
to throw up the candidacy for the
Presidency. To this he has been
moved by overwhelming evidences
from everS quarter of the utter want
of spirit in the Republican canvass :,
and the tremendous popular tide
running in favor of the Democratic
ticket. All the letters received here,
both by the Congressional and Ma
tional Committees, are sorely dis
couraging the Radical leaders; nrr
are the letters from the South less
alarming. The blacks caunOt be
controlled, and all efforts on the part
of the carpet baggers to prevent ex-
ceSSes have so far failed, and tn"
Radicals see that a continuance of
these riotOus and incendiaTy acts on
the part of the eolored population
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
EVERGREEN NURSERIES.

THE Pmrrietors Of these NURSERIES take
L plrasGre IN announcing To their friends and
the pu'hc that nov is the toe To plant out
ORCHARDS. and that they are prepared tn fur.
ni-h young healthy snd well grown SOUTHERN
RAISED FRET TREES of tie most approved
varieties, ard at the lowest prices FOR CAsH.
Come, see, and select for yourselves
~ Catalogues furnished gratis 10 applicants.
For further plrtiru'ars address
Z. X. MANHARD h CO.,
fehl6 81. Canton. Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
BROOKLYN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,

Having been appointed agent OF the above named
company, would intclm the public that | am
prepared to receive and do solicit applications for
Insurance in the same either for period o: years
r for life, upon most liberal terms
The Brooklyn is reliable Institution, and offers
mary advantages to its patrons. We will men
ION sCme.
lst The total removal Of all restrictions on travel
md residence.
2nd loan of one third Of tie Premium. This
oan is not deducted t,om the Policy after two an
nunl premiums have been pa d.
3rd All Policies are non iitable after two full
annual premiums have been paid.
4th. Dividends paid annually in cash after the
econd year.
9th. No charge for Policy stamp or medical ex'
animation.
A. II. FORD,
Agent Brooklyn Life Insurance Co., N. Y
Or. A. II. Cage, Med cal Examiner,
Canton Miss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
rVHE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co

VI '
L are now manufacturing the best cheap.
est and most durable PAINT in use two coats
well put on, IN Xed with pure liuserd on will last
10 or Is years it is Of light brown or beautiful
chocolate color. and can he changed 10 green, lead,
stone, drab. olive or cream, to suit the se Of the
consumer. It is uable for Houses Fences Barns
Carriage and Car makers Pals and Wooden-ware
Agricultural Implements, Canal Boats. Vessels and
SHIPS Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and Sling!e Roots,
lit being Fire and Waterproof Floor OIL Cloths,
Zone manufacturer having used 5 600 hhls, the PAST
year and as q PANT for any purpose, is unSur.
Daesed for body. durability. elasticity and ndhe
s'veness. Price 81 per bbI Of 800 BIS, which wiz
supply farmer for yeas TO come. Warranted in
all cases as above. Send for y circular which gives
all particulars None genuine nnleSs branded in
trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint. Persons can
order the Paint and remit the money on receipt OF
the goods. Adde'S
DANIEL BIDWEL
Jane o. pa PerIlS treet,. New Y rk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
THE CAMPAIGN Ores { EMIT

TURING the current canvass shall publish
- weekly democratic paper under tue title OF the
CAMPAIGN CRESCENT.
The first number will be issued daring the first
week in August and the publication will be con.
tinued until the election in November.
The Campaign Crescent will lie devoted eXcln,
sively to politics. II will support the platform and
nominees of the late National Democratic CUnven-
lion. 1t will advocate d-mocrauc principles and
oppose politca! hereSeS in all forms and uud-r all
DISCUSSES. II will discuss the momentous questions
at Issue without reserve and with entie freedom
and Cand1r, but with dignity aud fairness. Great
care Wi! Ne iaken to ill the colnmns If the Cam
pa'rn Crescent with new and interesting matter
pertinent to the great questions Of the hour No
pains will he spared to make it in all respects
vigorous efficient. instructive and entertaining
to radical usurpations in Louisiana the contents of
the Campaign Crescent will fit it equally for crcu.
ation throughout the republic.
The Campaign Crescent will he sent only when
the price OF subscription shall accompany the or
der. Our friends VINO may receive this circular by
mail requested to act agents and to send the
names rf as many subscribers as can be obtained.
In OF DEF to insure a very extensive circulation,
rates
single copy, One Dollar.
CLUB RATES.
Six copies 70 one address. s 90
Twelve copies TO one address, 10 90
Twenty-Five copies 20 90
Fifty IS 90
J. o. NIXON.
New Orleans, Aug 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
n. O., j. G. g. N. RR.
Change of Schedule.

On and after Monday, August II, 1868, the
PASSENGER TRAINS will LEAVE CANTON
at 1:l0. 4 N, and the FREIGHT TRAINS at
6 30. 4 II. WIN. PRlESTLEY,
Aug ), 81 Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22

ES 4 Fenian mass meeting IN
Washington declared for the Demo
cratic ticket.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22

will add hundreds of thousands to
the Democratic vote in the North.
Hence the sudden stoppage ofGrant'S
Western trip; hence the rumors that
he is about to throw up the candidacy,
and the intimations thrown out in
political circles that the Republican
National Convention. will be called
together again; and rnmors have
it that the nomination will be tender
ed to General Sherman.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22

THE PROSPECT IN MISSOURI
The ST. Louis Republican, always
moderate and candid in statement,
thus speaks confidently of the elec
ton in Missouri, 1t says:
There is no doubt that the Radi
Gals will seek to avert a disastrous
defeat by a most rigid and most un-
Just enforcement of the infamous
Registration Law, which Governor
Fletcher threatened to read to the
people, meaning the Democrats
Their only hope Of winning victory
in November next is in this Rcgislra-
ton Law, by which they expect to
exclude from the polls many thouS-
ands Of legal voters. But even with
the aid Of that law they cannot sue,
ceed. They are in nit GRITTY. Max
ing the DISTINGUISHED lists as large
as they can they will still be in o
minority in the State. Their party
has become odious to thousands Of
its own members. and is a stencil in
their noStrils. They will cooperate
with the Democracy, lnSuringa Dem
ocratic triumph in November.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-08-22
TUST RECEIVED aud for sale by
MOSBY & RICHARDS,

400 lbs Landreth's Turnip Seed, war
ranted growth of 1867.
5000 lbs pure White Lead,
$50 gals Linseed Oil.
100 gals Spirits Turpentine.
EN- ROUTE
5000 lightss of Window SasL.
dozen PANEL Doors.
800 boxes of Window Glass.
All of which will be sold n NEw QRLEAN5
PRICES. iy27th. 81 tt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-05-26
CTATE OF vERMONT-District of

|
The Probate Court for the District OF Addison
To all persons interested in the estate OF
CLARA WILCOX,
oi Midtlebury in said District Insane, Greeting
Jewctt Wilcox, guardian of said Clara Wilcox.
insane, having made his application to this court
Tor License to sell all the real estate of his said ward
for the purpose Of paying the debts of his said
ward and the expenses Of her maintenance
Therefore, by the authority Of the State Of Yer.
mont. you are hereby notified to appear before
the Probate Court for the District of Addison. al
a session thereof to he held at the Probate Office
in Middehury, in said District on Wednesday. the
u day OF June next QS6S) at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, il any Won have
why such license should not he granted.
Dated at Mildleburv, this 18th dav Of NAV
1865. CALVIN &. TTI.DEN Judge
Saw 50