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NIOfICI-U. 8. LAND 0FIfeE.

NO1ICI-U. q. LAND OFFICE, !
~ 1t. Cloud, MINI, JuDe ID, 1860.
Complaint wing been sotesA ss this odice BY
es...1S,ssc .s:io:: 1as.1 sese: f. .se.on,sg
"a. 1s7, uPoa ths . Nv " sseaio. = township
III, lanse a. in AonSne.l. county, Minnesota, With
We. to t.: s,a::.'..soa Of ..a .nt.y sid
On ths sD DAT or AUGUST, lse0, It 10 o'clock in
The frsnoon to respond and furnish testimony con-
earning said alleged saeodonneet.
juue17-ev1 H. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, XINN..
gorge y: Off,:
ST. p T.. y; S:1 1:ey 9ssasa to th one.
the orenooc Of the aid day. and then and there show
cause Why you Homestead Entry No ss6s. made BY
you x.rsh IT, 1ss,; 1 3ss he :h,ssH:Xo1E
ict Of land sabjsct to sale at st. Cloud MINI ahouId
not be cancelled, Fnnz KuIba alleges IN abandon
ent thereof BY you and proposes then and there to
july1-Svl H. 9. BURBANK, Rscei1er
NIOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ &. Cloud, Mimi, June II, 1863.
Complaint having been n.ds at this oaee by Mar
Hansstead Entry No. 11l4, dated April L. 1865 upon
126, 1sage %. in ste.r15 county Minnesota, With
sse hereby sumaooed to sppssr 1t this once On tn.
41a DAY or AUGUST, 1sso, 1t o'clock in the after
noon respond and furnish testimony oooceEnins said
alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
juns24ewI H. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
n s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, NINN.,
u. June 30th, 1869.
-Joh4 HeAesdseR AUe1-
SIN: You having entered the - Il se Il and lot No.
>. township u, n.nss!a By Honete.d Ap7lie.aoa
No 900, On the Nth day of Ju.e 1862 and Peter O.
Arvald having this day fled in this ooe his Affidavit
setting forth that prior to your Bad entry to o.
tho 18th day Of June 1862 and several succeeding
days, he made valuable improvements upon the said
Land. with view to preenpt the same under the Pre-
emption Act Of 1871 are therefore hereby notified
to appear ut this Office on the 18th DAY OF AUGUST
1869 at 10 o'clock n. said day. and show cause
Why your said entry should not be cancelled
C. A. GILLIAN, Register,
iulyl-6wf II. c. BURBANK Receiver
NOT1CE.-U.s. LAND Office, 81. CLOUD, MINI
IN May 70, 1863
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
johannes Larsen against Andrew Anderson for aba1
doning his Homestead Entry No 4214, dated August
l9, 1867, upon the NV Il ne ~ N! ksvAnw
Minnesota, with a view to the cancellation Of esid
entry: the said parties are hereby sonmoned to ~
pearsat ttis ONCE on the Ora DAY OF JULY, 1862
at O'Clock in the forenoon to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
c. A. GILMAN. Register,
mAyZ7-6W1 H. G. BURBANK, Receiver
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1OTICkCU: q. LAND OFFICE,
St Clnnd MINI T., ~ 49,,

4TT,.,.,.;t kn:, II'111H' Suns ~, I563.
Paul p. Ecrdia against James shannan 1~ s1.udo:y.
ing big DeclaEatory Statement No zsG. dsted Nav
r 1901. upoo the n. HnwA Sc X nv x aud lot. ~
and 2 section 2 township III, range g. il Mononx.
Of said entry The aid parties hereby summoned
to appear ct this 0fioe on the DOH DAY OF JuLY-
1s9e, st Vfjock in the Atefno0n u respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged ABANDON
neot c. A. GILMAN, Register.
iune106Wf H. G.. BURBANK E.c.;v..
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. OrlCE-U. q. LAND OFFICE,
~ &t. Cloud Hiun Inne In 1e6a

nv y1T1CX,
~ st.. Cloud, Aiun, June 10, 1860.
C@psaanf having beea sntsssd 1t this ONCE bv
raul +. Nordin against Alfred II. Hslberytadt for
10y ~, lse5, upon the ne Il nv Ia re X and
seA ne u section 2, township LII, range g. IN Nor
county Minnesota, with view to The e.ocel-
.nm,nonsd A y. entry; the sad parties are hereby
nu 4MI 20 appear at this Office on the 2DrH DAY
W !UL1' le6e, at o'clock in the atternooo to r..
spond and furnish testimony CONCERNING aid .ileaed
juDe1U6wt r. Z: kI1Eoa HSss.es,
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EIOTICE.-U. 3. LAND OFFICE,


N St. Goad, -Minn, June 2 1869.
Complaint having been entered At this cface ~ Ole
Hultgnel against 6eorgS ". Alexander for abandon
lst, 1855, upon the swL section 3 township ~,
range "a, Ia Todd county, MIMI, with view to the
cancellation Of said entry the said parties axO hero
by summoned to appear at this Office the 10TH DAY
OF JULY, 1869, 1t o'clock in tho afternoon to re-.
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
absnd puent. ''' c; 4. GILMAN, kefister,
junelO-6wl H. g. DURRANK, kecuiver
II o' g.: Ct cio .; . NM, v ;.s. lss,.
Complaint having bsen entered e G. -. by
Jacob kolzcr against fstrick Ayrick for a6snse>,
his Homestead Entry No. 5seq dated July aO,h. 1866.
upon the ne section II, township l26, Range 81, In
Stearns county, Minnesota With view to the canceA-
ton of said entry: the said parties are hereby cum
moned TO appear at this Office on the Ora DAY OF
JULY. lS6o, ut O'Clock Ia the afternoon to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban
donmeut. ! G. A. GILMAN, Register,
junelO-6wf nc. BURBANK Receiver
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, NM,
" 1872: July 1850.
And 60 Shaw:
On the srH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1854 At 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of the said day, and then and there show
cause Why your Dechratosy Statement No. SOTO,
made BY you August 7th, 1857, 1Pon the nv II
section Is, township LIZ, mango -, in ths
District Of lands subject to sale At st. Cloud MIMI
sho1ld not be cane led. - Robert shaw alleges
thereof you, and proposes then and
thets 70 sesv IL same, WHEN you will b permitted
=: &. A. GILMAN, Register,
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NIOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

~ st. Cloud, MINI, james 1860.
Complaint having been entered At this ofsee by
John PstsrDoa agAinst Don C. Van Dnoehlp for aban
doning his Honesteed Entry No. 1896 dated July a.
1895, upon the ~ section a. township 122, range
"a, IN 4onongalis county, Ainnesota with 9 view t.
hsreby ssanoeed to appear 1t this once On the I1a
DAY OF JULYs 10, st O'Clock in the Afternoon
TO respond and furnish testimony Concerning said
alegod abandonment.
c. 4. GILMAN, Register.
JunolV'SW1 H. G. BURBANK Receiver
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NIOrfcE-U. g." LAND OryIcn

~ 81. ci"d. Au,h.; Juae II, 1859.
Complslnt having BEEN entered at this Office iy.
Joseph Grnter ss.,nst Patrick German, for standyn
Ing his Homestead Entry No. s7ls, dated MAJ l5s1
upon tbe XmA section 2, and j. nv X ses,
ton H., Township !$1. range 81, il Todd Ceusty
entry the said parties are hereby rummoned r. aa.
pear at this oftcs On the the SC4H DAY or jI-fy
1852 at 10 o'clock In ths forenoon to resncnd .nt
furnish Testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment- G. A GILMAN RI~ist.-
june176Wl H. G. BURBANK RaesAvsv
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Manufacturer Of OBJ
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INSIDE AND OUTSIDE BLINDS,
coRNlcgs, STORE DOORS,
BASE, rRlMED AND al 49, -.
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PLANNING, RE-sAWENG, SCROLL SAW
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every description
done to or -.
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LUMBER: ripped TO- bills. for sale.
All orders by mail prompt
s...4. ~ attended to-
'' A Liberal Discount to Dealers
Office and Factory on Washington ave-
nue., next door to the Bridge, g., Cloud,
Minnesota.
St. cloud. May 2eth, 1869. VII MO
., ST. CLOUD = +
w aggon !: Factory g.
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Farm and Freight E lie Wagons.
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Light Spring: wagons
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81 ...-... :1t "'.-':- - ia, r':& .<2'', .
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Scott, Hegg & Swenson,
- Having bought the ~ a.,
st. Cloud Wagon Factory,
Are prepared to make to order and will
+ keep on hand q good assc rtment of
Wagons: Buggies, &C.
u: =, >'''' The attention Of
Farmers and Freigh'1ter Z 9
Wanting, Wagons As this spring is called e
| ~. :: ma ,, our. stock. "s.'1n''E
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~ very - Best Material ::
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Trout Br.o0k, nsair Saltwater Crossing:
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r. j. TAYLOR II o'I}':.e al. =; ~ p lirchf1 '""'
+ Proprietors: t.
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f$IEAM ENGINES
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+ s,.u kB0ILERS,2 IRE:
l. :.ts:S " - "a -f'ii ''-' >'''-'' S-'-
A. MachiniSts' Tools, 10,
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/ =, AZ And all, kinds of ~
|Maehlner.yul1agaaaa 1obslns u; Work
! ;: 1 gTS,n FRONTS, FENso1Nee, T.:
+" - asseff|ptffepss 81 ..
! Ironz. and Brass1iC Castings
IT. .HHNjjlt =. az
-: a, wE-] John lM2KkNs, supt:
(! Aa4Fss,sY aeRss, oha lettsss of inquiry
r wl1bttffEs, 54thfbk s. co.
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HEALTH.
The Galenic xedical.
Institute,

No. 2a7 Third St j, Benx's Block
COR Third and washing ton IT.,
Once hours from 8 4. M. to
lp: M. 8 to sL p. M, Sundays
IL to II m.
Chartered by Legislative
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4. & II. T. ANTHONY d CO.
sol BsoADwA1, N. Z, .
Importers and Nanurn OF Phoeoa1nnhsa NaSar3alA
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6t. Caosd, Nina, June "a. 1901

r. t &C.,, Ma, June II, 1921
Complaint nsSiog besn entered AZ hi. om
David Hannah asain:t wiIi.m Ksxieston q, o .ha.
~ 7 s1ao - nst, No. dated Ap.i en-
~ upon % s 10 w ~ section s, township
70 ths eanesistoa Of sid entry the ssi pa.t;s' view
Hsp{ n s9a s % ts oaes on the 1e1s
correspond and furnish testimony eoneerninr M"Mtn
ID sbsndonnest. G. A. GILMAN. Rexistsr
julylEw II. BURBANK 49,.
NorIcE-U: 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ It. cloud, hinn, June rs, 1860.
Complaint having been entered 1t this oai., l.,
1ssek King Ae.iast Thomas 4. Dill for alandn;nv ~
aonesteed Entry n. 1922 dated July r. lss5 n nm
tss ns section Il. township 122, range IS, in Non.
on1hA County, NnDesota with yieY u. The csn.a
lston Of said entry: the said parties gro herev
a,SnS1 70 appear u this Office tho lin DAY or
| AUdUnI, Bo At 10 o'clock in the forenoon =, r..
apoed and farush testimony concernpy aid aJi.s,
eo s.ss31s y. E. A GILMAN: Register.
.y@yIo"l II. =, BURBANK Esceiyrr
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the best. Also all arEge stock of ali kinds of
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, SC.
Repairing and ordered work promptly
attended to. Give u.s. call. Rooms on
st. German st., st. Cloud, opposite Cath
olic church5,n, ~"- -,,:r -.
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s,,ssA Azsr1 - =: 4o1!pa %, AaoEaa2 Z sss.Ea
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u. s. LAND OFFICE,

G. 4. GILMAN, Register.
JoneS6w1 =: H. G. BURBANK. Receiver:
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COOK, coBuRN 4 co.
6sl1 Agsats Tor Nsrth- Western, stassa
u D1A11o1x sE11Er, CHICAGO, III,
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Go to TUNSTALL & BALDwIN's
for your Dry Goods. Prices grertly
reduced. "a

With the issue of April, 1859. The Land
We Lore and The NeW Eclectic Magazine will
be united: Gen. D. II Hill remaining an
Editor and partner in the consolidated Mag
azine, which will be published by the IN.
dersigned from this ofie, where all letters
must be addressed after the first of March,
1869
There will be no change in the character
Of "The New Eclectic Magazine" except
that to its present features. will he added
such characteristics of The Land We Love ,
as have heretofore made that publication
so acceptable to military readers.
The obligations of 1.-THE Land We Love d"
to subscribers and advertisers will be as
sumed by the undersigned.
General Hill will eoutinue to reside in
Charlotte, N. c., where all personal letters
and correspondence relative to the military
department of The Magazine, should be ad>
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With the increased facilities thus secured,
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The terms of the Magazine will remain as
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Important Docums nts.

Elsewhere, we present to our read
ers two articles which will be read
with eager interest by all-the Fare,
well Address of Andrew johnson,
late President of the United States,
and the Inaugural of U. s. Grant,
the present incumbent.
The former is what was expected
Of the great Tennessean, open, frank
and plain, like his whole life; and
the latter is what might have been
expected of one who has ever made
it his object to be as unintelligible
and equivical as possible in all his
public speeches. We have not the
space nyw, but will probably CON-
ment on them at some length in ouI
next issue. Here they are however,
and each man can and will construe
them according to the color of his
political specs"
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COlnmissiOner,s Sale,

pY VIRTUE of decree of the Probate
ID Court of Madison County, State of Mis-
sissippi rendered at the February Term of
said Court, will, as Commissioner, under
said decree, offer for sale at public outcry 10
the highest and best bidder for cash, before
the Court House door in the city of C .nton,
between the hours prescribed by law for
Sberff's sales on
Monday the 22d day af March, 1860.
the following described lands, lying, being,
and situate In the county of Madison, State
of Mississippi, with all the improvements
thereon, as the property belonging to the
Estate of George W. Campbell, deceased
viz: WI Of w dying sonth of the
road Sec 2s, T R West, l20 acres NJ
of 81 Sec 30 7 8 R l West, 100 acres; Ell
NE3 and SE4 Sec 30 T SR West, 24o acres;
WI of NW4 Sec 80 Ts R West. 80 acres !;
81 of w of SET Sec 80 sR2 West, 40
acres; Wes'4 of NE1 and NJ E!Nw4 sec 80.
T 8. West, 100 acres w NEi Sec 80, 7
8 R West, so acres.
will convey to the purchaser only such
title as is vested in me by said decree
R G. SMITH,
Feb. 20 80 no 7-4w. Commissioner.
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20. Ihr I.rs... .:...,.."t 81 LhDIEs
asts n D. HEsD0RFFER.

"Prudsres and economy, Of course, are
the two great lessons to be learned; but
there is one part Of these lessons which,
IN dull tins', 10 very liable TO be forgot
ten. BE sure Of one thing whatever you
have to sell, there are many people ready to
buy, even 10 the most depressing seasons.
Find them out show them Jour wares !;
persusds them to buy Of you rather than
another. when buyers are rsluctant sellers
must be active. 1t is neither cheap nor sen>
sibls to sit still behind your counter, and
wait for the hustle OF trade to revive. When
business is dull that 10 the very time when
you mos, need to advertiser snd 10 the
second place, that is when people devote
most time 10 reading the newspapers, and
{ when your AdVsItiSsmsnt, consequently, /,
zeusrally most seen. A few dollars tn, f,
isvs.;ed will do more to revive = Sluggish
business than aay,biag else 10 the world.
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RoR STAPLE GOODS, st New York
price,, - tssusedistrIy 80 -

~ Aft~r a. absence from our eIehasge
''ble Of over q eoon'S age, we had the pleas
nrs on Thursday morning last to welcome
nnee again the familiar face Of the Kinds
County Gazette" We koew it before we
stripped it Of It's envelope, by the well-re.
inembered ehirogr"phy Of our friend Harper.
W. were glad TO observs by the well. filled
advertising columns Of the Gazette that il
"a 10 the enjoyment Of its old time, ante bel
lam prosperity. Kinds is a grand and mag
Iihcent old county, and is fully able to sup.
port = half dozen newspapers of the right
sawp, like the Gazette aud Clarion.
How II first came about that we lost the
hang" Of the Gazette, or, rather, the -" ex.
shauge," Is mole than we can say. We have
received two or three copies of it within as
many years, and always mailed a copy of the
Citizen In return, and that was the last Of il.
She Gazette and the Citizen worked togei her
many years In the good old days Of Wing.
gerry and the Constitutional Union, and
ought nov 10 be the best Of friendS-snd the
Citizen is. The entente eordiale and a perpet.
ual X shoald exist.
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For THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
THE MEMORY OF BY-GONE DAYS.

It comes like blight DER our joyous hours,
And steals from the heart its undyiug flowers,
Until the bright gem deep hidden there
Gives place to the csnker- worm of despair.
IL comes like blast to blanch the cheek,
And there it tells more than words can speak,
OF the friends long lost the dear ones fed,
And the hope that dwelleth where dwells the
dead.
II comes on the eye like a sable cloud,
Enveloping light in its summer shroud,
Till uaught but the glance we once had
known,
Breaks forth to tell of the glory flown.
Oh how cold and sad is the memory
OF bygone days-'tis a blighted tree;
We may cease to love, but never yet
Did the heart of a woman and friend forget.
CORALIE.
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NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE
Canton, Miss.
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Go TO CLARK q BALDWIN'S.
for BOHEMIAN CUSTARD SETS. 9.

tbs WORD "WHITE.'--A Washington
special Of late date says the word white
is no longer known to the laws of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. The negro in the CAPT.
tai has all the privileges of the white man.
He is legally the equal of his former mas.
ter. On two occasions before the bill passed,
but failed on account of pocket veto, which
has never been very severely denounced by
the most rabid Radicals. If Mr.. Johnson
signs this bill, up goes the Inauguration
ball, for the negroes say they are going to
the white folks party.
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ers for 1863 will have their subscriptions dated
back the paper of September 18th until the large
extra edition of that date is EXHAUSTED. In that
paper we commenced two Noveets-" The Q etI
Of the Savannah - and " St. George and the Drag
on" This will be fifteen papers in addition to the
regular weekly numbers for ls69-or nearly six
teen months in al. When our extra ednion il
exhausted the names of all new subscribers TO
1869 will be entered list the very week the,
are received. OF course tho.e who send in thei
names earliest will get the greatest number Of e1
ira papers.
Owing to the unusually liberal character Of thi
ofeI we shall be compelled 70 adhere strictly to it
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.Nt1 Aootrtt
H t c h cocks
HALF DIME MUSIC!

DRINTED on heavy Music Paper. four pages
L words and mu &c colored titles. Invent
sent DOstuaid II One Dollar
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Fruit Trees, Grape Vines
and Straw berry Plants.

II HAVE at StonewaIl, near Chatawa, Miss, Fruit
i Trees. &C., Tor sale. such a.
Peach Trees, generally, at $40 per 100, or 25cts.
each.
Apple Trees at $40 per 200, or 25cts. each.
Pear Trees at $40 per 100, or 50 cts each
Wilson's Albany Strawberry $40 per l 900, or 81
per 100.
Hale's Early Peach and Chinese Cling, are
higher. is the case ia all Southern Nurseries.
want pair of Chester White Hogs, and can
only procure them by selling an agent. Orders
requested.
NJ. W. PHILIPS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-03-06

The new a No. Clipper vessel. ELIZA STEW.
EMS, now in port. will leave for Rio de Janeiro,
direct. on the 9Th Of April, 1869.
A limited number Of Passengers will he accom-.
odIicd liberal amount Of baggage and agricul.
tural implements free of chorge. Price of Pass
age tl35, currency, for adults, children under 10
years half price.
Agrculturai-ts preferred. Mr.. Nathan has
SlIeady advNnta geously lorated $50 Jouthern Emf.
grants in Brazil. J. ISAACKS, Agent,
No. 10 Un'on ST.. New Orleans.
s6Rerers by permission, to Andrew Foster
Elliott. Esq.. Brazilian Consul. ls6 Common St.
New Orleans.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-03-06
D R us & AU G.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, &c.

THE undersigned are now prepared to
do ali kind' Of House. Sign and Orna-
mental Painting. to order. and at the
shortest notice. Their work will all he
warranted. SPECIAL attention paid to Pa.
per hanging. Old Furniture Vanished,
Stained made to look like new.
All orders left at KArps store will be
promptly attended TO
DREYFUS l. HAUG.
Dec. IL IT,
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~Drs HARVEY & DIVINE ba,

VDrs. HARVEY & DIVINE have
Just received . supply of genuine
VACCINE VIRUS. Those who de.
. sire Vaccination for themselves or
their children may at call their Office
next Monday, 9Th inst, between the
hours OF 10, A. M. and 2, Pm.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-03-06

I ETTERS Of administration on the estate
IL Of JOSHUA r. HULL, deceased, baV-
ing been granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court Of Madison county. Mississip~
pi, at the February term $500 thereof;
Notice is therefore hereby given to all per.
sons indebted to said estate 10 come forward
and make payment; and all persons having
elsims against said decedent are required to
probate the same in the manner and within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
g. HULL, Adm'x.
March Q, 1902 s6w