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JuIlus Rarbaroua u. Thenl.. b. noal.

uAAu8 1hAEUtAkOu1 vs. 1A0MllaA H. Gk0ull
90.
TNOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW d
IL lsans--No. 20,024.-By virtue Of writ Of fl
facias. 70 me directed by the Honorable d
+ Ourth District Court of New Orleans, in the abe
entitled cause will proceed TO soil at public az
ton, at the Merchants and Auolioneers' Exchang
Royal street, abetween Canal and Cuetomhea
streets, in the Second District Of this city,
MONDAY, the sixth day Of April 1868 At
O'Clock ", the following described property, vii
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF CIR UHD, adioin
each other. together with all he buildings and
provements thereon and all the rights, ways. ser
tudes priv leges, and appuTtenaDces theFeunto
longing or in any wise apPertaining, situated in
New baubourg marigny, Third District of this oil
in the square bounded BY Bagatelle, Girod. Urq
hart, and Union streets. Which said lots measa
each, in American measure, thlfty-one feet eleH
inches and i've lines front on Bagatelle street,
one hundred and twenty-sayen feet ten inches a
five lines L. depth, between equal and parallel I'm.
Which said lots Of ground compose together y
0rtainal lot No 263 OF square No ~ and we're
quired by tsndant Thomas B, B dley. By. p
chase from William Augustus Chambers, Of q
city, by act before tdward Barnett, Notary Pub
IN this city, Of date February Is, 1852
Seized in the above suit
TeFms-Cash on the spot.
mh5 9eaps Sheriff Of tbs Parish q oFieans.
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One Of the most valuable Red river farms
was sold at sherif7s sale, the Paris, Texas,
Yisdicator says for i've cents per acre
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CIRCULAR TO TEE REPUBLICANs
OF LOUISIANA.

HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE OK THE CAMPAIGN, !
Radical Republican Party,
No. II Dryades street, New Orleans, March g. 1868.
The Campaign Committee of the Repub-
lican party of Louisiana deem it proper to
lay before the party the accompanying cir
cular, signed by the Republican members OF
the constitutional convention, with the res
olutions of the Republican nominating con-
vention, together with those of the Central
Executive committee, unanimously ratifying
the nominations of the state ticket and ex-
polling certain boilers from the committee.
With the exception of few disappointed
ofice-seekers, mostly new in the ranks of
the party, who having failed to rule are now
determined to ruin it, and who have been
found out and expelled from all committees
and clubs to which they belonged, the party
is unanimously in favor of the regularly
nominated ticket, headed by the Honorable
H. c. Warmoth.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the Radical Republican state
nominating convention, January 10, 1868,
just previous to its adjournment:
RESOLVED, That we hereby pledge our lives,
our fortunes, and our sacred honor to the
success of the Radical Republican party, and
the election of the candidates we have NOM
mated. S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
DENNIS BURREL, Secretary.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

Bought by the single piece or in bulk. Parties
breaking up housekeeping and wishing 70 sell in
block and avoid the Inconvenience of auctions are
fequested to call. Furniture neatly repaired and
vanished on reasonable terms. Furniture carts TO
hire, and particular attention paid to moving.
P. III. TOURNE,
Inhe In 2p 40 CuFtomhouse, near Dauphine street.
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John Henderson vs.. John +. CIalbOrnl
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OF
IL leaDs-No l967s.-sBy virtue OF a writ OF seigu
f Fart saie to me dlreSt s BY ne Honorable I
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public au
ton, at the Merchants and Auotioneers Exehann
streets, in the Second District Of this city
MOhDA the sixth day OF April, 1888, al II o'clo'
osR BeTSTNPf P aissF P5PPPeE IN
with all the rights, ways, privileges, CUSTOMS SER
tudes, and appnrtenances thereto belonging or
any wise Appertatning tuated in the fourth distr
OF this Cit, in the square No 2 bounded by Phil
First, Howard ant Jacob streets, and forns pa
Of the original loss desgnated by the Nos, Sand
the thirteenth day Of April 1859, Deposited in q
ONCE Of Z; Bonny. notary public. in this city d
which SAID portion Of Ground measures s. feet
inches and 3 limos front on First street, 81 feel
inches in depth and front on Howard street. 80 ID
n depth On ne SIDE line toward jacob street, a
lot No. Of said square, all Of which will more ful
appear by references 70 the sketch Of the same 4
notary public IN this city, dated March % 1850
ing ns 3 same sI., pfoRss aSasESa y eeiendSnt
Said Notary Breedlove- dated March q. 1850.
Terms--i. IN oash 70 : sufficient amount to a
hundred doiiais $50 Sit6 interest tSsreo Sn At
per cent per aunum from the 18th day of Mari
1850 ~ the 18th DAY O. March, 1851. and thereai3
dollars and five cents as 81 costs Of copy Of act a
"a 4 ms pSrchsser ID assume ~ the axtsnt of n
amount Of his bid tho payment Of q promised
nota secured BY mortgages. on said property for Y
i NE sum q three hundred dollars $500 drawn
dated on the 28th day Of Maroh 1855 and payab
two years after date bearing interest 81 sx per
eight per cent per annum till paid.
8. And the balance Of the price Of adjudication
any 'esh on the spot GEORGE W AVERY
mh6 20 APPS Sheriff Of The Parish NJ Orleans
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M I G h E L VI D A L
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ASH, OAK, AND PINE WOOD.
No. IS Matches street
aoie On NEW ORLRANi
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william Althnus, AGENT, vs.. Mol

William Althnus, Agent, VS.. MolI
Hutehins .
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OF
- leans, No. 20 77l.-By virtue of q writ Of fl
faciRs to me directed BY the Honorable the Sin
District Court of New Orleans, in the Rbg
entitled cause Sc VII proceed TO sell at public y
at " O'Clock p NJ, at my warehouse, No. % Jeffen'
street. in the Second District Of this city
A Lot Of FURNITURE, removed from d
premises situated at the corner of Customhouse al
Basin streets, as per inventory, which can be SCI
n my office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
mh24 30 ap4 Sheriff of the Parish OF OrleSu
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FIFTH DISTRICT,
w. JASPER BLACKB URN
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ID. Lopez VS.. Lewis Newstedt and F,
LacrOix.

LacrOiX.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Q
i leans-No. A,624-By virtue Of writ Of heri fac
to me directed by the honorable the Third Distr
Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled caus.
hereinafter designated, on THURSDAY, the seoo
day of April, 1868 at I01S O'Clock A. NJ .,
The Machinery, Stock Fixtures, etc, OF the "
fectionery Establishment situated at the corner
Charities and Cont Streets in the Second District
this CITY, as per inventory which can be seen IN
Office
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Casn on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY
Inh2l 29 app Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlearl
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

UHuIbIL 7 y AAIuOs
->N~--~~~~--~--~->~->--
LOuIEiaRn State Rank VS.. Vaudeville
Mcilhenny.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEAN
> No. l9,250.-By virtue Of q writ Of feri fac
against George s. Vaudeville, to me direc,
by the Honorable the sixth District Court
New Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I
proceed to sell at public auction on TUESDAl
the seventh day of April, 1858. at 10 o'clock A. \
at ". T. TTevett's stable No. lag Barenne street.
the First District of this city
One Sorrel HORSE, BUGGY, and HARNESS,
Neized in the above suit
Terms-CRsh on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
mh27 apl Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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THIRD DISTRICT.
JOSEPH P. NEWsHA M
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SECOND DISTRICT,
S I NJ o N 10 N E s.
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AUCTION SALES,
BOOKS AT AUCTION.

Every Evening Standard LITERARY and OF
ICAL WORKS in Prose and Poetry.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
TIL oMAS W. CONWAY.
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FOR CoNGRE ss.
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FIRST DISTRICT,
j. n A L E SYP n E R .
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DEMONSTRATORS

E. G. LLoRExs. Secretary.
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100000 Worth Of New Furniture
mt Cost,
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Premiums non.forfsitabio under the rules Of the
Company Afisr 1--WE years pelleias ineoptsstable
except for nonpaymsns Of promiums or misstate
msnls n application.
No extra charge for residence II or travel to any
part Of the cvizsA porssns q ne United states O.
Europs noa "
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mbs % ans Sheriff o, re Peri x
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DY virtue Of the provisions OF dtet Q
ID trust. executed iy FIJI ey Jones TO Wf
NJ O. Icncs decsasrd, da'ei the 9Th dav o,
M-y. 1866 sind duly recorded in The book Of
record : in the Probate Clerk 5 flee Of Hadi
= Il CO unty. Mississippi in hook marked let
tar r. and pages 81 ard 4-the rndersigned
successor OF said W II Q. jones. deceased,
W II pro coed to sell core the courthouse
door, in the city of Canton, County and State
aforesaid. on
Monday The llh dry Of MY 1853
between lasal hours to the highest bidder, at
public ou'rry. for UAsu the follow ng real es-
late situate aud lying in the State aud county
aforesaid, TO ether with all and singular the
aprurtenance, and impr" vemen's thereto be
lpnring: to wit:
Sw of Sec o.; Sc I of sec 26 Z } Of NF4
Al ri q NV # sec 35 aud " Of NV t
and WI of E9 of NW4 of Sec 81; and W. NEt
soc %; all in tow>hip II. range East ;,.also
w ! Of W 4 If section 80 township leV
en-. rHnye five + 81 ...........,....Als Also
w Of sE3 rnd F9 Of SWl, and SCI Of SET,
# ser 81 township u range Ea''-contain-
ing. by estimation $50 acres. more or less.
TIE Ii lie il believed to he eyond dispute,
b It acting as trustee, | convey only such titN
"a is vested in me by virtue Of said deed in
lrust. W. A STEELE.
Aplll, l5-5tl Trustee.
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who answered their idea Of the rob
Der exactly. lie was tall, lorg.limb
ed, aud there, from the centre of his
boot, protruded a steel tack.
To quietly walk round to where
the man sat, to touch him on the
shoulder aud whisper in his ear that
he was Il prisoner was the work OF IA
moment.
The manner in which the man
started, trembled and turned pate,
would. have convinced them of his
guilt had they seen no tate, telling
task.
Without uSe Of words. they caused
the man to walk with them to III
Chief OF Poiicr'S office, where, after
il few attempts at prevaricaton, he
made Il full confession.
1T seems that going to the bank to
inquire the rate OF exchange, he SAW
the clerk leave his desk, and through
the wire gauze detected the money
envelope lying on the ledger a
wild impulse seized him to possess
If, and quick as thought he reached
over, displaced the gas bracket,
graSpcd the envelope. replaced the
bracket. and noisrleSSly left the bank.
He stated further that he had been
greatly surprised at the large amount
contained in the envelope and see.
ing that the notes were all numbered,
had cnt open the mattreS in his room
at the City Hotel, and thrust them
in, hoping to leave he city in a few
days unUbServrd with his prize, to
wait until the affair had blown over,
and he might offer the notes with
impunity.
On repairing to the City Hotel,
the officers. after a private CONVEX
Sati0n with Mr.. Morse, the proprie-
tor, obtained thA proper key to the
room, add were soon in possession of
the prize which they had so industri-
ouSly sought, and lie loss of which
has been so absorbing topic of con
vcrSalion.
On examining the envelope it was
found that all the notes were safe,
there being fifty $1,000 bills in the
package. Our reporter visited the
prisoner in his cell at a few minutes
after y o'clock last night, but WAS
unable to obtain any tn Their inf0rma.
non than that the name Of the rob.
Der is AP. RILFUOL.-Nep Orleans
PicnyuHe.
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THE CANAL EANK G0BBER ARRESTED.
The S50,0O0 Recovered.

Yesterday evening Officers lizard
and Farrell suCcectird in arreSting
/ the roobei OF the Canal Bank. The
skill and Ingenuity displayed by
/ tAcSt able officers in working u the
case, and carrying it to successful
issue, reflects the highest credit upon
Jhrm. Visiting the bank shortly
after the robbery had been commit.
ted, they II, ted everything that WAS
calculated to help them IN the search
they had determined To make moth
ing escaped their careful scrutiny
They SAW at glance that the thief
must have been an exceedingly tall
man, with long arms, to nave taken
me envelope containing the money
rom the spot where it had been
placed by the exchange clerk, Mr.. p
l.. ! uuueHrN, and on a minu.e rX-
animation of the lower ledge of the
raj lug upon which he must have
stepped, they discovered the imprint
uI 70 lack. I'M, at once arrested
their attention, and they argued to
themselves that the man evidently
aad worn a machine made shoe or
boot, d> IN these steel tack or rivet
is always driven about the centre
or just beyond the shank.
1t viii be admitted that this was
poor clue, upon which to ha2g Il hope
Ut pursuing HE search to success.
uI issue, aud The result only proves
what may hc accomplished by reso.
iute and expert detectives, when
dddeu TO the esprit dH corps, which
exists among thc1I Is the grand in
uentlve 81 Il large reward.
These two men immediately be-
came lost To almost every thing save
4 contemplation of mems teet. They
walked steaiJhily behind all the tall
men they met, rudeavoring to catch
glimpSeS uf the soIes of their
poOIS, hoping 10 see some prOtrud.
ing tack which might lead to Il dis
cOvcry.
Days Of weary and fruitlcSS search
raSsru. Inry had inspected the
-p,rS oi almost every Individual who
walks oar streets without avail,
when the mcTcSt Chalcr revealed
What they had sought so long aud
EaIuly, Having Sauntered together
.uto the tiiy Hotel alb mt J O'Clock,
while most of the q es : were seated
around the long tables in the read
ug room, q. Ga lpred in cosy knots
couverSiu- on the topics of the day,
they sat down ,0 observe and com
iara notes.
PTc-eui.E, OGirrr Farrell observed
o large man sitting on the opposite
side Uf the table, with one foot res &.
ing on his Etrr. He immediately
drew lZard's attention to the man,
who SrvW,i To he emdpavuring to
bend down tack ia his boot with
the end of his pru-knife.
The Intense satisfaction and sur
prise Of the two detectives may be
readily imagined. Here was a man
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7RCTn ST. ANGER rU,S FICTION


We noticed few days ago, says
the Columbus Sentinel, the killing o!
a man named BirIirr. by man
canned Wilson, mt Philadelphia Ne.
Shohl county Miss. Since then, We
have heard the particulars from Il
member of the Columbus Bar, who
has recently been near the scene OF
blood, and the facts make it one OF
the most terrible Tragedies that has
ever occurred IN ills section.
1t seems that Young Barrier was
! engaged to be married to one ct the
most respectable and beautiful girls
IN the coInty. The day before the
day set for the marriage, Barrier
met Young Wilson in the street, and
requested him to go with him to the
/ Probate office to get his marriage
/ license. lie did SO. The license
WAS obtained and Barrier left the
! office. Wilson, also, clandpStinely
obtained license to marry the same
/ giH. The company had assembled
at the time and place appointed toI
/ the celebration OF the nnptialS, and
/ Just as all things were ready, :he
, lady WAS reported very sick. Chloro
form, morphine and other opiates
were administered to her, and in
few hours she was sufficiently re.
Niyed, and the marriage VOWS were
/ taken. None llne -'int time the
cause Of E6tr sub s. HOTh 1t was
| AFTERWARDS aScG ...lett r,lats ils~n
| had sent her Il message not to mar
/ ry Barrier. The communication SO
much affected her, that she became
/ ghoNtly pale and tainted.
/ After the ceremony, as is the Gus.
/ t0n in that region, the new husband
carried his bride to his humble home
/ That night me pair, after having re-
! tired to The bridal chamber, we've
aroused by several friends Of Wilson.
and one of them demanded an inter,
view with the bride. She saw him,
and in few minutes informed her
| husband that she intended to return
to her fathers home, at once. She
! lpfr with Wilson's friends, aud went
| back to her fathers house. Immedi-
atrly afterwards she filed a b Il for Il
| divorce, alleging that she married
/ Barrier while under the influence of
opiatrS.
a few days after, the Circuit Court
WAS to meet, and on the first day of
the court large crowd collected at
| the County Town. Before noon, the
crowd were seen rushing to one point
where something unusual was trans
Ujring. Barrier was attracted, and
approached the scene of excitement,
when he discovered Wilson, heating
with a large stick, the minister Mr..
ScaI-WhO few days before, had
performed the marriag" ceremony
hrtweel himself and Miss White.
Is he approached, Wilson turned
/ aud accosting him, said: "DO you
take up this diff, u!ty p Barrier re-
piled: Il do - At this, reviewers
were drawn and five shots exchanged.
Barrier was killed dead upon the
spot, and Wilson dangerously, but
nut MORALLY wOunGef.
Thus ended this terrible tragedy
of real life. What must be the feel
iugS Of the Inflated willow, Mrs. Bar.
rlrr! Itrrih'c br5paIh description !!
Truly MAY it be saldmtIWh is Strang
rr than fiction. There is in this,
foundation for Il thrilling romance.
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THE LOYAL FRESHMAN.
ATALE OF THE LATE WAR--BY HI ID.

TALE OF THE LATE WAR--BY HIM
When the FederaIs rea ched
the vicinity Of the city Of
my friend, The Few. DR.. c.,
not wishing TO be captured md
sent TO a Northern prison, thought
it best to change his base, and
lrea'ed South-hoping to get
back home in a short time, and
not dreaming that more than
three years would cIapse before
he would see his home again.
lie had neighbor, who was
from Ireland, and who remained
at home, expecting to be threat
ed as a gintleman' by the 1ank-
oes b. had a Jug little farm,
plenty o pr ,vender, horses, nudes
and cher stock. lie was 20 m
f. table, and hoped to remain SO
When DR.. G. returned home,
after the surrender, his n ighbor
Mac called TO see him and talk
over he times which they had
had. ! he Doctor gave a sketch
Oft the scenes through which he
had passed, and tn II asked Mae
how H.. had Jared
Bad enough, Parson,-bad
enough Sur and whin they
come here, | thong It they were
gintl men, and would threat
body as Sicl-and | tri d to talk
to hem as gintlenen But, blcs,
your S ul it did no good. First
they come AMI went me- co n and
fother, and they didn't offer me
what | could get in the maIkel
for t, and tell them, 'Ye shan't
hev it, aliher Il few days, out
comes an officer w d his w gon,
and Il lot of falIowS, and first
Thing a body knows, they are
taking me corn and Ill the stuff
| had-not leaving me anything
to feed me stock on. es | TO
him: MIR Ollie r. seeing We are
taking all t"e corn and stuff
body has, will ye be so kind as 10
tell me how much We will be
aflher giving me for Inc stuff ?
Ge ought TO hev 5, en- him, PAL
son, when he stretched himself
up and cursed me for a secesh,
and said ought tOJe hung, and
that he would not pay Inc any
thing for me stufl-he wouldn't
pay Inc a clint At hit me
bloc boiled, but it was no Use
i'r one man 10 sly any thing
against 81 m ny,
= ext they took me mules and
horses and all the other stock a
body had. SO | thinks afher
hey had left nothing to feed
wild, it was kind ia ,hen 10
relieve m Of the stock. Then
they look all the fowls, a the
prItles, and all the meat out of
the >moke-house | was thinking
aitIer a while. how happy | was,
Wild no car on ne mlnd-whin
one night they come Ihramping
around me house, and wake me
up aud lells m. was their pri--
oner and must get up and 60 to
camp wild 'em, as The olonel
wanted 10 see me. 30, in t t
dark and Id, had 10 walk of
10 the camp, where staid till
noon OF the next day, widout
the officer taking any notice Of
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- 4 real christian is not even
ready to perceive defects in his neigh
boz. \ pure lake reflects he hcauti
al sky, the clouds dui the oNrILaug
il- trees, but when it is ruGirl ir I,
fleets nothing that is pure. \ bad
man seldom sees a good trait ia the
character ofhi, ncishIor. Animprr
.ect glass rejects nothing correctly,
out shows It's uNU deficiency. a
perfect minor reflects na,hIug but
uHGb' ard qua" .mIko1
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WHEREAS. Letters OF Administration on
W the estate Of William Prrutt deceased.
WE granted the IN leg gnad by the hpnprs-
lie Probate Cout OF Leake county State vt
Mississippi, at The July tenn, A. D. 1867.
Il er"of now therefore, All persons ind-b ed
to said estate are rcque'tei TO come forward
ana --t ! ami al prr,ois holding CLAIMS
aga'nst sald estate are req iIei to exhibit the
SAM N the manner ali Nlthin the time pre-
scrlhri hs law, or they wi hr forever aarreI.
Apl TO- l1-6w A. J. PARROrT, Air.
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WILLIAM s BAILEY
( NFFhkS HIS SERVICES as
CONVEYANCER.

and in Tie preparing # LEGAL DOCU.
MEN rs geaeraliy md also ~ AGENT
for lie SELLING, PURCHASING and 3A9-
lNG OF ants
~ OFTICE IN he Sou h aide # Cou- hou ~
4uare, "ver he store of y. Il D,nkiu- Is
Bro CAniUM. Miss. WI Il !.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

The CITIZEN OFFICE is noc on
The Worth side Of the Public Nquare,
nearly opposite the Courthouse, orer
the store Of s. W. Wood. Ne shall
be happy dtdH times 10 see our frjeads
~ our reT lpaa'i7p.
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CANr'V APpIL 7tN 1863.
A TTENTf0N Of he Gr'z,n, of Canton
y = c'l 4 "a tho nr lnrn,es in -a,.-i 10
" rv'l h"n'h AVID nuisances apsins, il,
No'ico IS hprehv given hat seer SATURDAY the
lah 'rs' all ordinance, in resrert there,,
wi ie st~i'tly enforced
April II 4, wM BRECK. MAToa.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
A. L. COUC

| WOULD UR1E THE EHPORrATCE.
L To NV = sh Customers. of settling 10 the
ittlr b ! nce- which atan against h nj. RI
by wish any further Indulgence, they mist
pay WHIT they owe, and not wait to ne hunt
I'd NJ. They vii fat tl,eir accounts, for III
n xt ten days, al M counti g room.
Apl ii-imJ a. q. COUCH.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
Notice.
MAYoR's Or

NAYoR's OFFICE CANrov
April Oh 1863
DY virtue Of arn1iH'men' Nv Alvan G.
- G''lrm G neral c mmqnhing, | have
MS day ent rel urcn tie duties Of the Office
Of Mayor Of the City Of Canton.
VIM BFFCK