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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-15

Messrs. Edwards b Griffith being Che
lowest bidders, the building was let to
them. .. Pei. ''s. ..,
Tho general plah Of the building is
Corinthian, two stories, crowned with o
handsome cupols; 20 feet front, with q
projection 10 .be center 80 feet front, and
a portico extending the whole length of
the projection, supported by elk Auted
Corinthiau columns; tho second floor Of
the portico 10 surrounded with an oraa.
mental iron railing. The hight, from
base to the spirs Of tho cupoia, 80 feet.
Interior-Tho front door opens into o
hall, each side Of which is room, de.
signed as Offices for the County and Cir.
cult Clerks, having 6re.proof vaults for
storing the records. At the end opposite
the entrance door opens into the County
Court room. From this hall a double
stairway, ascending or either side, loads
into q similar hall on the second floor.
On ono side of this hail 10 the Grand Jury
and Petit Jury rooms; on the opposite
side 10 the Sheriff's Office. A door at the
front end of this hall opens onto the sec.
ond floor Of the portico, and at the far.
ther end from this, one opens into tho
spacious Circuit Court room-36x4s feet.
The plan reflects credit on the architect,
Mr.. Gus. Bachmaun and when compile
ted the structure will be an ornament to
our town.
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Administrator Sale.

DY viriue and in pursuance OF . decree
- of the Honorable Probate tourI Of
Madison county, Stale OF Mississippi, made
At The September term, 1863. thereof, the
undersigned, Aiminis'rator of the estate VI
Samnei }. Ridley, deceived, will on the
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1863,
within The tIm. prescribed 10y law, proceed
To sell, before the Courthouse door in the
city of Caution, Madison county, State OF
Mississippi,.s at pubic auction, to the high.
est bidder, on a credit of twelve months,
all the right, title aud interest," of sid de
cedent in aud to the following described
lands, to-wit: The NJ OF the vi uf tn. s
t of section one, and the Ell of the = III
Of section two, sud the h! of the N Et
and all of the West half of the North Ell
I,irg east of the road. and the NJ Of the
s Ell Of lection ten, aud the N ct, less
twenty five acres out of the North eud If
the WI of the N E4. aud WI. less thirty
acres out of the Mr. Ii end of the Ell of the
n VT, aud the " Of the : Ell of ssctIon
eleven, aud the 81 Of the W! of the N W.T.
of section twe.re also, the following lands
sui ject To the iowrr of Hannah WHY, form
erly widow of SAID Samuel J. Ridley, deed
| for which it has been hsretylors allotted
ard set apart to her nv decree OF said Pro
bate Court, tO-wt: The Ef and the Ell Of
III" VT aud the n of the w Of the N W /
of section twelve, al of which said above
descrihed land lying snd being in Town
! ship seven. Range one east, and in Madison
county, State of Missis-ippi.
Bond with approved security will he re-
qulred of the purchaser or purchasers.
WILL. S. BAILEY,
Sept. 10. ls6G-4w Admir-, he.
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rxf5dnce Market, no change.

NEW GooDs- REDUCED PRICES
Je. VHn Rohkle, one door east of the
post once, has just received very
large and extensive stock of dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats, caps, etc. His stock composes
. little Of everything in his line, and
10 one Of the best asEortments ever
brought to Canton. lie has gents
furnishing goods, ladies' dress goods
notions, fancy articles, staple goods,
hosiery and-well, don't ask what
else. We could quicker tell YOU
what be hasn't got, if indeed there
10 eWything which he has not. Mr..
Van Ronkle is offering these goods
ct greatly reduced prices, to suit the
farmers who are selling cotton so
low. Give him call. AS A. T. Stew
art is to Broadway, so is 10. Van
Ra;ikle to the North Side. 1874.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16
IMPROVEMENTS.

1t is pleasant to hear those sounds
the ringing of the trowell, the re-
verberations of the saw, and the rap
a-ta-tap of the hammer they give
palpable assurance that improve
ments are going forward in our midst.
But the sound of the trowel, and the
cry from the 'outer walls of more
mort y are more pleasant than all,
for it is evidence that something sub
stantial is going up, buildings of
brick and NOR ar, to be covered with
slate OF tin, and made fire proof in
all respects, are being erected around
our public square, where, recently,
the Fire-K found such ready food
for his rapaciOus nav. The neat
brick store house of Mr.. I. Il. Clark,
on the East side, has bsen finished
some weeks, and Stands AZ a mOnu-
ment to the spirit Of enterprise, and
o specimen of the celebrity with whio b
a thing can be done when taken hold
of by the right sort of man. 1t is
occupied by our young friend, Nj.
j. A. Ried, as a grocery and provis-
ion store. May he make a fortune
within its wallS.-The large brick
building Of Messrs.Cassell & Baughn,
on the South east corner of the pub
lie square, begins to loom up splend
( ii; the iron columns are already in
position, and the walls are going
skyward with all possible speed.
When finished, it will be credit to
the enterprise of those gentlemen,
and an ornament to the city. We
hope Messrs. G. & B. may drink their
Christmas egg nOg in their new drug
store, and that we may be there to
--see. So mote It be - The work
Oh the new Odd Fellows Hall is also
progressing. The debris of the old
Hall has nearly all been removed
which was no small job itself-and
the walls of the new building are
going up rapidly. This building, we
learn, is to be three stories high, like
the old one, and in all respects equal
if not superior, to that once proud
Hall of gaiety and revelry.
We notice that new residences are
being built in various parts of the
tow I, and numbers of citizens are
making new additions to the old res
licences, and otherwise brushing
up their premises.
In short, the spirit of improve
ment is actively abroad in our midst
and our place will not much longer
be tainted with the epithet of zone
horse town. When the contemplat
e railroad from this place to Vicks
b Irg is buIt-and it icHt be built
Canton will be the most inportan
city and trading point between Mem
phis and the Hill City" Hurry NJ
the road, and let us hear the whist,
of the locomotive!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

The ply -csl structure of the strongest human
i-riug is vulnerable e.erywhere. Oar h"dies are
endowed y nztule with a certain negative power.
which pro'ec's them, to s"ne extent. from IN
wholesome Influences but this protect N is i'm
l.rfect ana cannot be safely re led in unhealthy
regions or ander circumstances Of more THAI or
binary danger Therefore, it is wild III il is pru-
iencs il IL ci,am sense to provide against such
ntingencies. by taking ANTIDoTE IN ADvANCE:
in other w'rd| h Gnrtifying. the system with
70 STETtERS STOMACH BITTERS-the most
protective against ali epidemic ani endemic dissas
E. III / h&a ever hrel administered in anv untry
A. "A reGedg f"I dy>p'psia. there is no other med
icne that will compare with it. Whoever suff Rs
the gangs "l indigestion. anywhere on the face Of
earth where HO-TETTERS STOMACH BlTTERS
can he prncnred does voluntarily for as surely
~ Truth EXISTS. this invaluable TONIC aud ALTERA-
| TIVE would restore his diSordrred stomach t a
he slthy condition. To the nervnus il is also es-
| pecal'y recommended and in cases of confirmed
constipation 1t also sh-rds speedy and permanent
relief
| In all eases of fever and ague tn. BlTTERS i.
more potent than any amount of suinine. while
the most dangerou. cases OF bilious tower yield ia
lis wonderful properties. Those who have tried
the ncdicins will never smother for any of the
ailments whirh the HOSTETTER BIrTERS pro
frsses 10 ruAdue. To those who hay. not made
the exp"riaI ut we cordially recommend an early
apIl catian 10 the BI TEkS whenever they al,
,irig ken l.y disease Of the digestive organs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16
Agricultural Meeting.

Pursuant to adjournment, a meet
ing was called in the court room, in
the city of Canton, on the 11th inst,
for the purpose of organizing an
agricultural association.
Mr.. John Handy was called to the
chair, and Mr.. j. L. Averitt to the
desk.
Upon motion of Capt. E. G. Pos
tslle, the Constitution and Bylaws,
submitted at a former meeting were
adopted without alteration.
The following resolution was offer
ed by Mr.. William Handy, and
adopted:
Resolred, That a committee of ten
from each Police district he appiont-
ed to solicit subscriptions to the
Agricultural and Mechanical Associ-
alton of Madison County, and report
the result of their action at the next
regular meeting of the Association.
The chair appointed the following
named gentlemen
F. b. Pratt, w. I. Holland, j. L,
Finley, j. NJ. Stone, T. j. Smith, A
Warner, Mckay, t. n. Jones,
Thos. Mcmahon, w. b. Cunningham,
F. Z. johnson, Thos. Holiday, b. j,
Semmes, I. G.. Smith. w. E. Meal
lister, Henry Dinkins, r. Kidder, w
S G. Walker, w. j. Taylor, A. Mac
farlane, j. G. Howard, L. w. Magru'
der, J. C. Russell, L. j. Couparle, j
j. Ward, James Wales, Walter Wal
lace, VIM Brecll. J. B. Sample, I j
Grafton, w. b. Lott, JnO. I. Grafton
A. NJ. Lock, L. II. Luckett, Sr, r. t
Cheek, j. NJ. Williams, Thos, Carr
Sam'I Scott, r. b. Price, w. q. Kear
ney, ID. c. Montgomery, S. L. Mich
olson, ). A. ID. Greaves, j. b. Hart
sock, j. j. Robinson, G. w. Andrews
John Robinson, S. q. Harris, John
Lipscomb.
Upon motion of Mr.. L. w. Magru
der, the election of officers was gon'
into, resulting as follows:
President, John Handy ! Vic
Presidents, w. g. Love, q. j. Hume
A. II. Dinkins, L. c. Postelle, j. S
Willis Corresponding Secretary, G
L. Gilmer; Recording Secretary, W
II. Cassell Treasurer,A A. ID. Barlow
Board of Directors G T. Moore, j
X. Kearney, DR.. George Smith
Samuel Magruder, L. f. Montgomc
~, DR.. I. L Ward, F. 3. Pratt.
The following resolution was Offer
ed and adopted:
ReSolred, That the Rev. Mr.. HaI
rington he requested to deliver a
address before the Association, a
it's next regular meeting, on til
second Monday of December hex
On motion, the city paper were II
quested to publish the proceeding
of this meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourne
until the second Monday in DeceI
Der next.
JOHN HiNoY, Pres't.
j. L. AvERIrT, Sec'y.
| EFA B. Dancy has on hand
arce lot Oi fine shirts HIGH he vii
-I,na,, fnt. f,uSl.
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DIED.,

JIEDV
Ga the 2Sth Of Sept, Of Inflammation Of
he bowels, JOHNNIE PAUL, only child Of
Waltsr H and Saline G. Lavender, aged one
year, Miss months and t~enty days. Mourn
net. nfrctiuuaue parents, for We knew you
have darii"g Little ser in Heaven.
This bua wasy-unE. and lovely too,
And prom Sod early bloom;
But such aoii where it grew.
Retaed not such perfume.
Such b1dI can only bloom above,
MHee 'kerc's etsi:al 81 rng
AGd there. instead of creatnrea' love,
Tney re nurturd BY the King.
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Citation Notice.

To r. r. Westbrooh PIN Oak Posto6es Fdyeti
County. Arkansas W + Carson Gray
Rock Posfeffee Tuas Co., Texas; Aorgaret
Allen. Lacy Po,foface Drrw Co 4rkan>
sas; James Carson NJ Pieasant PSsteg
tee, Carroll Co Arkansas:
VOU are hereby cr-d to be and appear
Il before the Probate Court of Madison
County, State of Mississippi, on the
2nd Monday aud Sth day Of Norember.
A D., 1869; to show cause, if any you Cal
why the petition of A. Carson, ct. al for thu
sale of the lands of the estate of Robert
Carson, deceased, should not be granted.
J. MCCLELLAN Clerk,
J. W Downs, BY E. A FORD. d. C.
for pei'nrs. SEM $3.50 g.
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Sample stWre MACHINES GIVEN AWAY
>ag

w J. KENO ALL takes thu method ~ In a.
W fotmt his ir'rnd- uni The publ" grn. ~
orally that he is I'll at his old -tand "a The z
= one n use. eng tged in his old business OF --~-
TAILORING and IL which IN future he will give
his undivided at'entinn II" VIII serve al who
may fivo' him with their custom At the III rest
moi ice and n the very hest .tyie his xiii can pro
duce. Thankful ior past Jntr"naCr he frrl- ~.
u ed thh bv cutting accurately and - mH KING
np I" promptly. he shah be able to mc't a contlnu
ance " the SAME.
SAINT A so
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s E9sgIa s;71sEss
N. O., J. & G.. NJ. r. r. co.

0fFICE OF rHp NV tiELFASs. JACKSON. ~
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWOAp'n BtHY
NV oHLEAhs July u 1859.
FINHE following resolution adopted by the
L Baari of Directors If this Company, ii their
meeting held n the 18th inst.
RSsDlpPd. Th,t sixty DAYS notice lie Civ n by
publication in two new spapfrS in the city ~ New
Oleans. and two pa perS published in Mississippi.
that in case Of non payment Of inetalimrnts II"
Capital Stock of the Nsw Orleans. JarksOn Il
Gre t Northern Railro ID Comrany, now over dne.
within six mon hs from this date. the Company
will proceed 10 .x,cL the penalty imposed On DE-.
! fault NJ Stnc kholders nv the sth section of the
rh irter whirh also provides thnt no stakeholder
shall be permitted to vote whilst in d'fault. :"
RS. CHARLES,
! Asx -, 1879 an 9scsstszy.
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n. To THE LADIES Sims takes
his method of informing her friends
aud former patrons that she now oc'
eupiss the room above Mr.. d. III.
Otto's store, here she has a fine as
sortmsnt ofmillinery of the rery latest
style and will not be andersoM by
any other establishment in the place.
She solicits the inspection of her
goods aud patronage of all who may
wish to purchase anything in her
line OF business. 80 1t.
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Public Speaking.

G. G. SHAcKLEFoRD will address
the people of addison County, on
the political questions of the day, at
the Court House, in Canton, on Sat
urday.. October 23rd, nc II o'clock.
The people, generally, are invited to
attend. 81
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10, P. NJ.
FRIEND BOsWOETH:
The Cotton market has been ac-
tive to-day, but at decline of &c. on
Yesterdays figures. The sales were
$3.50 bales, the market closing at
2310243 cents for Good OrdinGr, /;
244c. for Low Middling; and 2t2c.
for Middling; being about &c. decline
since last Wednesday. The receipts
are incresaning day by day, and We
now have from 1900 to 10000 bales
on the market. European buyers
are operating freely, and will get the
cream of the crop at lower figure
than will be paid for the last gather
ing. The Western markets have only
about 5000, 900 pounds OF bacon Oil
hand, the stock daily decreasing,
and prices rising. Pork packers will
commence operations by the 10th t.
10Th next month. Sales are now
making for January delivery at go
per Dbl Price here to day s3lG
81 80 per Dbl.
Oar supply of corn is very light
and is he d at s 20 per busLel.
Yours truly,
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Cotton Market.

We have to note a continued de.
cline in the cotton market since our
last weeks report. The demand,
however, is not the least effected by
the unfavorable reports from Liver
pool and New York. We now quote:
Ordinary, pc; Good Ordinary,
224S23; Low Middling 23sG234 (;
I, Middling, 24t; Good Middlinr,
nominal,
Hi6dnce Market, no change.
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Etgal Dotjtcs,
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

County OF Madison,
To Tm Simpson G,imer Tezas; II J n S.mp.
son, Gray Rock, Te1as:
NOU are hereby cited to be and sppesr
l. before the Probate Court of Madison
county, State of Mississippi, on the
End Monday and Sth dag Of Norember,
a. D 1863; To show cause, # any you can
why thu pviitiOn of r. Ii. W-srhrrAby ct
al for the sale of IaLds of the estate of Sa-
rah Carson, deceased, should not be granted
as prayed for.
By order Of Court.
J. MCCLELLAN. Crk,
J. W. Downs, By E A. FORD d. C.
= for Prnrs. Oct 1856
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MISS ANGIE ROBERTSON

Has returned after an absence Of SIX weeks,
and will be pleased to have h'r aid friends
aud patrons TO ell on her and aisn snlicitS
The patronage If qentIemen who may wish
sewing done. She has number one sewing
machine, aud is prepared Ia execute NIL or
ders with great dispatch aud ussluss.'
Sept25- a,
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HEDGEs.-On the fourth page Of
!. to-day's paper will be found an it,
sresting communication from the
leu Of Capt. r. c. Saunders, on the
subject Of hedges.
We ask attention, likewise, to his
advertisement in another column.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

INSURE INA HOME INSTITUTION
The Piedmont g. Arlington Life In
sursnce Company is one of the most
Nourishing companies on the CONT
nent.,. Its progress is unparalleled.
Its assets. for the two years of its
existence being over 81, 100000. Its
terms are liberal, and its expenses
small.
For fun particulars, apply to w.
II. Lancashire, Agent for Madison
and adjoining counties.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

III offer my stock ofcustom.made
shoes, not boots, at cost for the cash
They are oil fine and we'll made.
A. Il. DANCY.
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LADIES BAZAAR OF FASHION,
Under this head Mrs F. Jones has
something to say to the ladies. AT
ter reaing the advertisement, go and
inspect the goods.
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~ Go to q. J.. GROSS Cheap
Cash Store, for best caicoes at Is
c. per yard, and best blesched do
nestics at 20 c. per yard. 50.
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To Sarah Collins and A. H. Smith, KeLsm.
oresUiLie, Tenn:
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear
i before the Probate Court of Madison
county, State of Mississippi. on the
Sixteenth day Of October, 1869,
to shew cause if any you can, why tue final
sccount of Samuel Milton, executor of the
last will aud testament Of Srarkey Collins,
decreased, should not be allowed.
BY order Of the Court.
J. MCCLELLAN, elk.
BY E. A. FORD, D. c.
Sept ID I'd IS 5w
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Administrators Sale,

DY virtue of an order of the Probate
- Court Of the County of addison. State
OF Mississippi, made at the July term 1859
thereof, the undersigned, Admnistrstor of
he Estate of G. G McGehes deceased, will :,
on
Monday, the 18th day Of October, 1869,
between The hours prescribed by law, before
the Courthouse door in the City of Canton,
in said County, expose to pubic auction to
the highest bidder. for cash the following
described real etate of said decsdeut, viz:
All of sec 81; MI of zee 80 except 60 acres
eff Ihee ne Nv 3sw see "a aud lot
No. sec34, all IN Township I Range 3 Easl,
except 400 acres SLOTTED ms dow-r to the
widow of said decedent, and described rs
follows: Commencing stsw corner Of sec
81 thence sas r65 chains and SO links,
thence north 81 chains so links, thence west
IS chai3s SO links, thence south TO tina he
ginning: the tract TO Us sold containing Q 20
acres more or less.
D. p. PORTER, Adninistratsr.
Saptl8 81
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MERCMANT TAILoRIkG.-It will
be seen by their advertisement that
Messrs. Kendall G. Sillett are in re-
. ceipt OF portion of their stock of
fne CLOTHS, cassimeres, vestings, ETC.,
with .Yhich they propose to dress
mp 1.-THE gentlemen of Canton and vi.
cinity, and all the outside world that
will give them the opportunity of
trying their cannie hands, upon
Natures noblest work. Let those
in need of a replenishment Of the
things that pertain to the outer man,
call on Messrs. X. & s., and our word
tor it they will find them o. X.
BY the way, our friend Dunn is
Just over there in the other corner,
and after you we had yourself meas
ursd for suit, all you have to do is
Just turn round and let NJ. S. take
your measure for pair of imperial
calfskins. Well guarantee they'll
be done up brown
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FOR SALE.

N lNBTY acrss Of good LAND. II miles
~ from court house on C-ntral Il K with
one Of the largest aud hest ponds in the
county. Fos terms, amply 20
J.T.s EMMES, AgL
AHF - 'soU
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New GooDs.-We ask attention
to the new advertisement of Mr.. j.
b. Sberrod. He keeps the best Iof
everything in his line. Give him a
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Two HUNDRED SUITS O. Clothing
for sale cheap, q. l.. Gross Cheal
Cash Store. 80
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Do you shskr? Use King of Chills.
X ng Of Chills never fails to cure.
Dumb and cnng-srive chills cured with Of c.
King Of CLis is the malar ial autidots.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

IRISH LINNENs at twenty-five
cents per yard, at z. L. GROSS cheap
Cash Store. 30
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p H O n TX DEN IT'S 1T!
DIR. NEIS SON

HAS REl URNED from tho North with q
fresh supply of msterisl, and with all the
late Improvements in Dentistry He i. -
tah'ished in Drs Harvey l. Divine's Office
where he attends to make it possible far
all tn he served ut low rates, with hand.
OF 80 ye"f experience. Give him a call,
one ana September IL, As
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Married.,

At the Pearce HoHse. Canton. OH Oct. &. by Rev
c. g. ASDKLWs. Mr.. JAMS D WELLS and Ma
JosEQhIsH 1HoMI SON. ell of this county.
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Beautiful Patterns Wall Paper

TU-T arrived-the greatest variety ever ole ed
~ in this market. Only look at them.
CASoELL d RAEHAkB.
Dss !. Isss
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The ANNANDALE TRAINING SCHOOL
MISSION USE,
Madison County,. -...-. ,Mississippi.

THIS Institution, under the direction Of twn
Clergymen of the Episcopal Church will be opened
on the 5th day of October next, fer the reception
Of boys and young men.
Its primary object will be to train for the minis
try such may he looking forward to Holy Or
ders. 1t will not. however, eenAne its advantages
TO these. But all good boys will he received aud
the greatest Care bestowed upon their mental and
religious training.
1t is not anticipated that there will be any In.
acme to the proprietors over and above the actual
expenses. To make Churchmen. ami good men,
and OF ~ these ministers for the Altar. ia their
main object, The charges for Boarding and TuI.
ten will therefore be placed at the lowest possible
figures.
Entire Expenses for the Ttrm Of Nina Montks.
For Postnlants and candidates for Orders. $I5e 90
'y:her Students, ................... 800 %
luitloh aiohe,. ..---............-.. ~ w
But it will be understood that no heavy outlay
for ervants sttention, will be made. Except in
the kitchen, laundry and dnirG room boys will
be expected to wait on themselves and do thsir
own work.
Several partial scholarships provided for
boys preparing for the ministry, covering one half
of the whole expense. leaving only SIS to be paid
nv the benenciarea. Applications for these scho-
arships should be made early.
Addreas the undersigned. at Madison Staten.
Miss.
GEO. C. HARRIS.
Rector Chapel Of the Cross.
HENRY c. HARRIS.
Missionary Of the Domestic Board.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

A~Come and by your spring and
summer Cashmere su,tAt A. B. Dan
eye, where they are being sold very
cheap ior cash.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

oI2O0 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
See advertisement of American Shut
tie Sewing Machine in our adveriis
Ing columns lily.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-16

kw Direct importation of Dress
Goods - for sale cheap at Z. l.,
GRosB' Obeap Cash Store. 80