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LIFE ms u NOE
PENN. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPA
NY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSET OVER - 900 900.

Policies issued all the different plans, and all
are NoNFoRFEIrABLR after three annual premiums
have been paid IL the policy Is surrendered while
In force, with the scrip dividends belonging to it
paid mp psicy for an amount ct least equal to the
net cash premiums paid will be iven.
Blanks, tables of rates and all information will
be furnished gratis on application rsonally or by
triii be eirtn by the Com papy
Doctor q. ". Caldwell, one of the examining ply.
sicians, may be found at the office every day at 3a
O'Clock.
dividend of 50 per cent. upon the premiums re-
cefved In 1851 declared in January by the Company
JOHN RI4GLES Agent,
Room Ne. Washington Building,
m 35-W&S4wif cor. of Pa av & 18th St west
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ATIER An EXPERIMENT Of twenty years
with secondary punishment, Switzerland has
found il necessary 10 establish the death pen
silly ..... .f..#..
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
To all the Creditors OIL. j. FARWELL ,cho hare
PT0red their tlaitns
You are hereby notified to appear before the Su-
preme Court OF suv district OF Columbia sitting
In bankruptcy. on the I'd day of A. ril 1858, al
10 O'Clock a m. at the City Hall, Washington City
to show cause why discharge from ALI his debts
should not be granted to said bankrupt You are
also notified that the second and third meetings of
said bankrupt's creditors will be held before
the Register at the same time and place. By order
Of the Court. Test-R. J. MEIGS, Clerk
DAVID s. GOODING.
q. S. Marshal of d. G. as Messenger
NH 2s&apl 1t March "a 1854
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

U WAsHISGIoN. March q, 1853;
mssPs q the d :,
Hall this evening the following smble and res
WRereas the 1onrneymesn aB oppSSuder. socs,
S S he AZ Of G9qmO a # SPECIAL meeting
March s. have endorsed and approved the a OF
tl"n Of the Journeymen Plasterers of tho District
OF Columbia in their demand for an increase of
Where's. the Jou' neymen Bookbinders have ap-
proprlated nifty dollars Sa0l out of the funds of
their Society to assist in enforcing our demands
thSsrseby doin , us a noble ssrriee: and
have r, commended that meeting of the Working.
mems Assembly be called for the purpose Of devils
ing ways and means whereby the Piasterers may
be enabled TO hold out against the unjust aud ~,
rsnniesl II ctioRs of these sef-cOnstituted mas.
l.. RssoIrs,i, That the sincere thanks of this A.
ISOLATION are due, and are hereby extended to the
Journeymen Boob binders socIety for the action
taken in our behalf, as set forth in the preamble
and resolution adopted at a special meeting Of
q 1875. ''' '-''1 "' "' Union n"'i fiarch
2 RssoIr,d, That We accept their assistance in
the same spirit in which il was offered.
3. RsSotrsd, That committee of three be ap-
pointed from tn . Association to present copy Of
Society, and that the Secretary be instructed TO
publish them in the daily papers. NH Is It,
1STO TIE PUBLIC.-It having come to the
6sFHaN the h f the sa Ps2
p rites soliciting bscr ptions from the ON GERS
from each one, to be paid when the 70 per Cent?
bill now before Congress shall become a law This
Protestant Orphan Asylum is in no wise party to
the aforesaid scheme of raising money, nor ha We
the parties engaged in il any authority whatever
from the officers for soliciting said subsc ri pti
No one Is authorized from the Board of NJ anagers
Board Of Trustees, Mr Himrod and Miss W.pn. he
Matron, always have and do now gladly receive
contributions.
WIN. B. TODD. p. D. GURLEY, ID.
'Ho"AS 0Ie eaaRiEs kN Z; PPAhANEss'
xsprr MpsNAGERs;;
Mrs DR. WASHINGTON, 453 9Th St
Mrs. q. TEMPLE, 9th and Pa. avenue.
Mrs VI GILL1SS. 342 New ork avenue
Mrs. GEORGE GIDEON 54 sth st
Mrs. Gen. ZEILIN, Marine Barracks.
Mrs. s HILL, H st.
Mr.. GREEN. Franklin Row
Mrs MARSHALL BROWN, N. j. ave and st.
Mrs. A. BROWN. ss4 New York avenue.
Mrs. W MAuRY, 4o5 q st.
Mrs. GEO. HEAD. cor Mo avenue and Sd st.
Mrs N MULLlKEN. 293 G st.
Mrs s. g. SMOOr, l25 Penna. avenue.
Mrs:y C. HARNESS, $50 New York avenue.
mh25 81
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING
u There will be a meeting Of the Third Ward
Republicans at Wisewel's Barracks corner eth aud
o streets, WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT, at az
o'clock MILAN A. COOK, A. p:
~weRKINGMENs ASsEMBLY.-special
IL meeting of the Assembly will lie held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 18th at ~
portant business requiring pit attention, will
be transacted
". WATKINS, Secretary. NH "a 2t
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TIE WORKING PEOPLE-The strike of near
ly one thousand employees in the Sprague mill
AZ Baltic, Conn, yet continues. They have
been given till to-day 10 return to work when.
II they do not respond, the mill doors will be
closed on them In Massachusetts il is said
that the boot and shoe trade continues To i'm
prove, and business is brisk in Lynn and grow
ing better in HayerhiIl and other towns For
some time past a strike has existed among the
shoemakers of Marlborough. 1t appears that
On Saturday a fracas occurred with some shoe
MAKER who attempted TO go TO work against
the wishes Of the strikers, during which a man
was killed. The strike on the New York Cen.
trail Railway is partially ended the majority
Of the men having gone to work at the rates
offered by the Company. Some still hold out,
however II is announced that the workmen
Al Brakman's cotton mill. at Paterson, New
Jersey, struck on Thursday last In the 81.
Relen's district of Great Britain 2O,COO GOLFERS
are on strike against a proposed reduction
of their wages OF Is per cent They are will
ing to accept reduction of 10 per cent, but TO
this, az present, the employers refuse TO assent
lS THE OHIO LEGISLATURE both Houses
have al length passed the bill. to suppress
Prize-fghting, and as the Governor has no veto
power in that State, it is now a law This hill
declares that the principal performers in a
prize-fght are punishable by Imprisonment in
the penitentiary, and that spectators and re-
porters are liable 70 fine and Imprisonment in
Jail. This Is bad for the short haired fr.,arni.
~ who have arranged for fight in Ohio be-
tween Coburn and McCoole They will be
compelled now TO shin their fighting quarters
10 the soil Of Kentucky, as the ssmill" by agree
ment Is 10 take place within a certain distance
of Cincinnati
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~COLUMBIA COOPERATIVE BUILDING
S AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION.
Subscription. for Stock RECEIVED by any one Of
the officers or Directors.
NH If G. ALFRED HALL, Secretary.

NH If G. ALFRED HALL, Secretary.
~WAR DEPARTMENT,
uS SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID q March 2, 1853.
An Army Medical Board, to consist of Surgeon
, b. Brown, Brevet Brig sier General, q. s. A.;
surgeon III X. Writ, Brcvet Lieutenant Colonel
y. 3 surgeon John Moore, Brevet Colonel,
y . A; and Assistant Surgeon A. A. Woodruff,
Brevet lieutenant Colonel, q 3 A, win meet in
New Qrk city; on the LIST of MAJ next. for the ex
animation Of Assistant Surgeons, U; s; Army, for
the Medical STAFF OF the U 8. Army.
Applicants must be between Fl and 30 years OF
age, physically sound, and graduates of q egular
medical college.
Applications for permission to appear before the
Board should be addressed to the Surgeon Gen
eral u. 3. Army, and must state the full name,
residence and date and place of birth Of the candi
date.
Testimonial: as TO character and quslif ations
must be furnished. II the applicant has been in
the medical service of the army during the late
war, the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank: and date and place Of service, and
testimonials from OH GERS with whom he has ser we'd
should also be forwarded.
No allowance 10 made for the ex penses of persons
undergoing examin alton Ii is an indis nsable
prerequisite to sppoi ntment.
The number Of vacancies now existing in the
Medical Corps Of the Army is thirty nine:
J. K. BARNES,
mh4-eopel Surgeon General, L. b. A.
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(NONSULT DIR, LEON.
~ RECEPTION ROOMS,
4e6 11TH STREET, above Pennsylvania avenue.
Ladies desinng especial treatment will find him
the most 81 Ilfu and reliable phy stefan the city
IRREGULARITIES, from whatever cause. fully
and quickly relieved, without the usual abandon.
PARLORS SECLUSINE-Patients no one but
the Doctor. ian ls-Iy
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

IN BANKRUPTCY,
L .--- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
At the City Of Washington, on the a4th day of
March, 1863 The undersigned hereby ri YES notice
that by order Of the Court second aud third meet.
ing Of the creditors Of DAVID HAYNES, bank
on the LIST day of April, A b. 1873, at 10 O'Clock
a. m at the Office of Sayles Brown, Register in
Bankruptcy, for the imposes named in the TWEEN
ty-seveIth section of the act of Congress entitled
An act to establish q uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States,V approved
GEO MASON. Attorney at Law,
ALI
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nFN o G e.
SECOND WARD CONSERVATIVE MEETING
There viii be q meeting Of the Second ard Don
servatfves held at Magee Hall, str, ct north,
betwet n 18th and l3th SITS. We st, on THURSDAY
the 18th, at Ia O'clock to which all are Invited to
attend. lntell,l mh95 n
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CONFIDENTIAL Young men VINO have in
" lured themselves by certain secret habits
which UNIT them for business, pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; also, middle aged and old
men. who, from the follies of youth, or other
causes feel q debility in advance of their years,
before placing themselves under the treat ment Of
any one, should first read The Secret Friend /"
Married ladies will learn something Of i'm portsnce
by perusing The Secret Fris nd.n Sent TO any
address, in Q sealed envelope, on receipt of rs
cents. Address DIR. CHARLES A. STUART co.
Boeton, Mass. ia Ply
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DEMONGEOT's
HAIR COLOR REGENERAToR,
Depot No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and llth streets.
Large assortment Of HUMAN HAIR WORK aud
PERFUNERY. Wigs made to order. Ladies and
Gentlemens private rooms for Hsir-dressing and
Cutting, and for the application of the Regenera
tor Also, for the use Of the Partisan Patent Brush
Consultation free for the disease of the Hair.
u Gyn
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Gall DER CLOCKS. IN
Just received, Q sample Of new style OAL- ~
ENDER CLOCKS, for private use or family y
No. I or No 8; for ONCE use, Nos. 3, 5, and -
8. Call and see them
VIM W. FARR, No. 251 Penna. ave.,
NH l8-lm Sole Agent.
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In BANKRUPTCY,
L district OF CoLUMBIA,ss
At the City of Washington. on the Gath DAY Of
March 1868 The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment assignee Of Thus: y.SrALEY
In the City of ash inRton within said Distrc who
has been adjudRed Bankrupt. upon his own peti
ton, by the Supreme Court OF said District.
. GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
N 25-law3w City He'll, Assignee.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
i DISTRICT OF COLUABIAss
At the City Of Washington, on the a3d day Of
March, 1868. The undersig ned hereby gives notice
of his appointment as assignee T MARCUS DRY
FUSS, in the City Of Washington, within said
District who has been adjudeed a Rankrupt nm
on his own petition, by the Supreme Court of said
District GEO. MASON Attorney at Law,
NH Is law3w City Hall, Assign. e.
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PERSONAL.

II
~ Est PRECISION.
III you wish to be fully acau sisted with yourself
or any OF your friends, send specimen of hsndwrit
ing, with STAMPED addressed veiope inciosing 81
70 MADAME PEvEIhA. professional Ex pert and
peinsstor OF Hnmsn Character from Euroes }
AIDES IN TRoUBLK CONSULT
IL MADAM JOHNSON,
No s43 Msrylsnd Avenue,
NH "A 81 Between 9th and eth SITS Island.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
The copartnership heretofore existing, known as
McPHERSON FERGUSON, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The bust will be
c9ptipued by r. b. Ferguson, at the same place,
who viii settle the AFFAIR." of the late firm.
H II. MCPHERSON,
X. b. FERGUSON.
TO THE PUBLIC.-Upon retiring from the
Drug Business on Capitol Hill, return my thanks
Tor the liberal patronage bestowed npon me. and
request o continuance of the same TO my successor
MI Ferguson has been with me as clerk aud part
ner since June, 1883 IL gives me pleasure TO
omme nd him . conn ctent and careful Pharms-
ceutist.
March IL, 1865 HH. MCPHERSON.
ID b. FERGUSON.
IL. APOTH GARY
371 Pa. Ave-, Corner Of First Street, Capitol Hill
~ Persons indebted to MCPHERSON FER
GUsON are respectfully requested TO settle their
accounts as soon az possible as IL IL important %
NH 93lw B. FERGUSON,
II AIDES requiring the services of a first class
IL Monthly Nurse from Baltimore, with the best
Of reference can ind one by applying at 500 New
Jersey avenue, bet. ID and streets. nh 2l-6ts
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OF Lectures, as delivered at the New York
Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How
70 live and what t. live for; Youth, MATURITY aud
Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The cause
OF Indigestion. fstuleDce and Nervous diseases
counted for; Marriage phiosophically considered,
&c
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded to parties unable TO attend, GA receipt
= four stamps by addressing: SECRETARY,
Broadway, New York. fa an. I1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
FIRE!

We regret to learn that the resi-
Gence of the Hon. w. B. Lott was
bUraed last "Wednesday night. The
IKE broke out in the second story,
and was burning some ten or fifteen
minutes before it was observed. 1t
Is supposed to have occurred by &C.
cident, through the carelessness of a
negro boy. Efforts were made to
aEtinguish the flames, but in vain,
fr the fire had gotten toe firm a
, Id, and in two hours the building
vas reduced to heap of ashes.
Nothing was saved, except a few
pieces Of broken furniture and some
books. The loss is more than $685.
200, and the insurance only $1,000.
But Mr.. Lott, being a man of great
energy al.d widespread popularity,
Flil son repair The damage.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

Joseph Mcclellan and w. Ben.
Cunningham have, at last, given
bonds, and have entered upon the
dates of the Offices of Probate Clerk
ana Circuit Clerk of Madison county.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

re will sem The Citizen to any per-
~+h,e--l1+ 80 ~-',na "
aefI ior One Dollar 1's5elllng out at
S,bat ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
LEWIS sIlACHELFoRD

ICOLORED DEMOCRAT)
.tls opened barber.shop Oh the
East side of Court Square, one door
below Stooltz's Bakery. He keeps
gie'n towels, bright razors, sharp
=, .c:. -.--ees2, and exn"rt harhnrS-nr"~y.
hing, in short, that is calculated to
give delight to a person undergoing
the tonsorial operation. His terms
are moderate, and he respectfully
asks of all Democrats to give him
call Lewis is the place TO get your
noney back.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
EAR. ID. q. LANDERR

Has just returned from New York,
where he has selected o large and
splendid assortment of fall and vim
ter goods for the popular house of
MAYsON & LANDERs. This stock
IS now being received and stored,
and will DC open next week. So far
as we can learn, Messrs. NJ. & L. are
ahead of all competitors.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
GROVE COTTAGE SELECT SCHOOL

THIS INSTITUTION Is located near Canton
Miss, in lovely grove, admirably adapted for the
establishment OF a first class school for young
ladies', aud boys under twelve years of age. The
buildings are spacious and well arranged for health
and the comfort of pupils. The Principal will ex,
erclse daily supervision of the several classes in
each department. InstructiGns will be given main.
" by the daughters of the Principal Miss Lizzie r.
Macy, an accomplished grad4ate of Kentucky Fe.
male College. and her younger sister, Miss Carrie
V. Macy, educated at the same institution.
few boarders will be received into the family
OF the Principal Tosecrre these extra advantages,
It will be well to apply earl Great attention paid
to writing, competition, paan tng and drawing.
Miss Lizzie II. Macy viii! : SYe special attention
to those wishing snstructonAiu music.
There will he short Sumurr Session commenc.
ing the first Monday in July The scholastic year
viii commence the first Mo,Hiy in October, 1865,
and will close the first Thurslpy in July, 1869.
Charges made to suit the times. Boarding, in.
GLIDING iuel, lights. washng1&c SIS per month
Tuition in the higher branches. So per month.
Tuition IN the primary department $3.50 per month
We offer the following high testimonial! Of the
character and qualifications Of the teachers:
From Req. J. W. Goodman, u, d.. President Of
kentucky Female College.
SHELBYyILLE, Ky, June 3, 1863
To uhom il may CONCERN
This is to certify that Miss LIZZIE r. MAcFy is
graduate of Kentucky Female College Amiable cul.
waited and graceful she will commend herscf as lady
Competent as scholar, faithful teacher she will
n my opinion instruct with entire success any pupils
vho may be committed to her care Miss CARRIE her
lister has also enjoyed excellent advantages and is
competent to teach any of the branches connected with
hniShed education. j. w GOODMAN,
Pres, Z Ky. Female College.
For further particulars, agrees:
= II. A. MACY,
Principal OF Grove Cottage Select School, |
GJune Is, TIL ! CANTON, Miss. |
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

RarEs ron TIE WEEKLY CITIZEN.
One col,ilhn one year. .................$ l60
Halt.rat'inH one year. ................. ~
Third . column one year. .......... GO
Quarter 1T column one year. .......... 40
Ona Iuare one year. .................. 10
Two squares one year.. ................. 25
Double column advertisements are
charged thirty.tire per cent. addition
al on the above rates.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

Agent.-Capt. G, D. BusTAMENTE is our
authorized Agent, to contract for ADVERTISE
ments and obtain subscriptions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
For The Citizen.
Ye Devil Discourseth of Feminines.

Whilst musing enc day on the feminine world,
Their infnitive mood, and potential
Thought OF their beauty, when powdered and curld
with feelings the most reverental
But the DEVIL appeared ; and glancng his eyes
Atme, when his specs he d adjusted,
Said, while he heaved the profoundest of signs,
| These women, sir, cannot be trusted.
know am dreaded wherever go,
Bat to mankind m not such foeman
As she who in Paradise first wrought his woe
You know my dear sir, that was woman.
- The whole female race is filled with deceit,
Finished off with fine satins and laces;
1t dwel!s 10 their hair, and their neat little feet,
And may be in some other places.
They re made up of whalebone, and sawdust and
steel,
But in spite of their cunning chicanery,
Whenever you hug one you cannot but feel
You re embracing piece of machinery.
If, when Leaving home, you re kissed by your
wife,
It's sign (and you may depend on it,
So certain, you safely may wager your life
She will ask for new tangled bonnet.
" Street loungers, on Sunday, provoke their deep
scorn,
Bat fear that their anger is spurious,
For when corners are vacant on Sabbath days morn
disappointment renders them furious.
t. If Mr.. Town Talk you should happen to meet,
Tell him his CALAMITY 5 dashing;
But il ladies' objected to crowds on the street,
Ms"' i've !hc Larsue lashing.
= But whether at church on fine Sabbath day,
Or whether at rout or at revel,
they can beat. when determined to have their own |
way,
Your most humble servant, the DEVIL
lis majesty ed wi h frghtful grimace,
Then he quickly went back to - HOME, or
some climate that cooler than would be this place
If the women should catch the old fellow.
M.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
THE WEEKLY COURIER :
Adrance payments a1lcays required.

An extra copy is allowed the club Rgen
for every club of ten or twenty.
Money may tie sent IN pos' office orders or
drafts aud when these cannot be procured,
by mail at our risk.
Our friends everywhere are requested to act
as agents in getting up clubs. Postnasters,
also, are authorized 10 act for Us
u Specimen copies seut GRATIS, on a..
LEGATION.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

hTAll persons moving Them
selves to be indebted to this Office
are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle without being
''dunned," which is disagreeable to
both them and us. We need money,
ard We trust to the honor of our
debtors to get it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

Transient Advertising l,50 per square first inse
tion aud as cents for each subsequent insertion
Liberal advertisers will be dealt with literally.
Legal Advertising ut same rates. and 81 additional
Tor proof of publication, and no proof Of publica
ton to be furnished until the fee is paid
Announcing Candidate for States and District
Offices Daily paper charge $40; Weekly paper.
ais for announcing Candidates for County off.
ces, daily and WEI Ally papers charge 40.
p1-These are toe terms and conditions agreed
upon by the Press Association for the legal adver-
tisia9 and announcing candidates; and in no in.
stance can they be departed from.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

A8ENT.-Mr. Sam. Milton is our authorized agen
C9mden, and will collect such accounts az are
p.ac.d in his hands and receive and receipt 70
advertisements and subscriptions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
GREAT CHINESE REMEDY.

Druggists throughout the South and West can be
supple through the arrangements made by DR..
B. w. Hepserdam. OF Pekn China with J. B. Was
snn Co. Of the Wholesale Drug Emporium. Of
Memphis Tennessee. 10 SSrn eli orders nnsi Be
djressed' iae2iiy
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

From and after this date, all Mails,
huth %orth and South, close at $50
4. VI. until further notice. Office
hoUEs from S so A. NJ, until $40 p. NJ.
JOHN WHELAN, p. NJ.
Sept. 10, 1868.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

ssD-Ouly one person has responded to our
modest dun of last week, whereas dozen or
tao ,hould bave done so by this time. We
have pretty good stock of patience. but it
. hot exhaus,less, and should We have to
visit much longer for those little sums which
thoad have been paid long since, we may
70 driven to the disagreeable necessity of
pGr-sne-ing n different line Of policy from
that we have heretofore followed. Our ne>
'e9si.iss are very great, and we must have
money, or its equivalent, by some process,
pleasant or otherwise.
Next 'ud-y week the Circuit Court of
Madison county will convene, and it will be
= good sine for our friends living at dis
'"nce to bring in the small sums due this
{ ace. Dou't forget it.