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pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

sioux CITY. Iowa, March g. 1874
heAled proposals. In duplicate, with copy Of this
adyertlsement attached, Will be received BY the un.
deTsigped qntl y O'Clock, m, March %, 1893, for
ment with the following stores delivered In MouI
CITY i2Ea q Yankt9n, y by April 10, 1873, Wig
l0SoO1 pounds glesE Side Bacon, N single Eunnies
sItra Spring or Winter Wheat fs Flour equal equal
70 sample G thi9 ONCE, To be In round.
hooped, oak barrels, fun head lined or double
tied a. corners, to contain l6jlbA net
3OOOO pounds good, sound merohAntable Hhelled
aOOO pounds hand picked White navy navy beans, IN
square double sacks, containing 100 lbs. net,
or weilooOpered barrels, fun head lined
@"D POUNDS of hard, dry soap, packed In strong
1000 3nshels oi 20 Ihs) sound Peach Blow Pota.
BidA Tor part of any article entertained, BAmples
Of hotr, beans, soap and potatoes must AccOmpany
bids. THOMAS 2, SULLIVAN,
mhl3 Captain and y, y,
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mhi Cart. and c, s., D'yt Lieu
DRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.

OFFIcE OF PrBcHABINa DEPoT CoMNIssARYl
or SUBsisrEsCH, b5O WABASH AVENUE,
CHICAGO, I'LL, Feb ., Is7a } =.
ph iH ss & DAY y 81 FSsyI SsrcS
l971, for furnishing the Bubsistcnce Department.
yni,sd s STATE army ~ toowinF stores dsliyersd
toOsi 80 SSSii Ssfifsls sls Moss Pork.
S.coo pounds Of Hard bread, VI boxes, strapped.
2s,0Q pounds Corn Meal, kiln.dried.
eoloo pounds choice White Beans, hAndpicked
1000 pounds nice, Carolina.
I,0Q pounds Hominy, large.
5000 POUNDS Coffee, green Rio, in double sacks.
b0uO pounds Roasted Coffee, Rio,
eO,Ooo pounds &c" sugar, equal In quality to Stu.
arts.
bicarbonate Of potassa TO neutraliEe one
hnid ounce in new fullhooped OAK barrels,
SSSps Pas and Sanss eappsS sS
Ii,SoO pounds Adamautine Candles, full weight,
sizes or eighta, in boxes, strapped.
1900 pounds Soar, hard and dry, free from adul.
soooc pounds salt, Clean clean @ and dry. G nne grain.
sdaItsTation IN fdiiWslsht live onnse ceep papcra perm
packed In boxes, strapped, containing y
Bidders viii state the price Of articles marked n
delivered In round hoop oak barrels full head lined
and also price Of same articles Il delivered In double
Tor delivery !" chsaso VIZ be Sddrcsscd
70 the undersigned, aud for delivery a ST Louis 10
Captain Q; D, Penrose, Q. 8, at " Louis, Mo.
obtained from either OF the Comnissaries named.
psny 6ids Proposals w be SUBJ joct 70 ali The con.
s s he sa q q
Subsistence at Chicago or ST. Louis Bids must
state the time when tho stores can bc dsliysrsd.
mh3 Major and q. D., u. n. A.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" TO THE
NORTlWEhI, BOUTI AND SOUTHWEST.
On aud after November ~ ls12 trAina viii leave "
follows:
....lO - a. m. go, rs n m,
.... 20 y. m. ,.,,,. s,lO u m
THE CHEAT DOUBLE-TIsACK ROtjTE - N'
with elegant Scenery, Palace state room, day and
night cars, with modern improvements,
, Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
New York.
The 10 % a. m. daily, exert Sunday northwest;
~ .. m daily wcst except sunday. Oihar trains
daily.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from baltimore 10 AOchoaier and Pittaburs
without Change.
Tickets BY this route can be procured Al the ONCE
corner OF Sixth street and lyAna Avenue and
Ihlr!eenlh street and PvnnHylSania avenue, where
reliable Information will be given at all times.
PAssenHeTs procuring tickets al these Offices can 60
cure accommodations In Palace Cars for Pittsburg
Corner sixth VI. aud Penn, ave,
ED. b. YOUNG. General FasssnssS 4ssept,
uo1D baltimore, Md
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mhsS st
DRoPosAIiR FUEL.
" OnIKr ouAnrnnNAnrIn.. .

PARTMRNT or THH GuLF. !
EENKASs, La, March 20. ls19
Sealed propdn tTiplicate, with copy Of this
advertise senthed 10 each. will be received at
this ONCE aud at the ofioes OF the Acting Az
sistant Quartelsrs, at the several posts In this
1, fs7a, for sung them monthly, aH required,
from July I, isJune ~, is7i with the following
1uantities of nOre or loss, viz
COAL.
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n ovERNMENT SALE OF NAVY VESSELS
Bunr.U or cossrnueTioS NnST isp InpfhnaEsr hrTaIs

BUREAU oE ECoNsrnUcrIos AND kEPAIn, ,
WAAHINgTON, March II, ls7a
The Navy Department will ofer for sale At public
auction, at the 0nited StAtes Naval Station Mound
City, Illinois, on THuRsbAY, the lIlh day % April,
ls7J at le O'Clock m the United States stern wheel
iron-clad sinYe.turret vessel QsCEQLA, OF aS tons
vessels MARikTfk and sASpusKY. each of AZ
tons measnrcment, and the propeller steamer MIG
NONETTE, OF ~ tons measurement
The yessels, and the inventory Of articles TO be
sold with each, can be examined at any time before
the day Of sale, on application to the CommAndAnt
Twenty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
purchase money IA each case must be deposited at
the time OF sale, the balance within ten days from
the date Of confirmation OF sale by the Department.
and the vessel or other article purchased must bo
remoyed from the station within two weeks from
the date OF such confirmation.
II not confirmed, the money deposited will be re-
turned!
the vessels or either Of them from iAe at any time.
and 70 reject any bid or oter which may be consid.
cred Inadequate.
and place, And subject 70 the same terms and cond
ticnE, old Boom, now In use at the station for
the protection Of vcsses, tnrether with such Boatr
Furniture and Stores, under the cogniEance Of this
bureau, as do not properly belong TO the vessels
named, and will be sold separately ml9i,Ftw
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Nib Uhlei ouartermaster Department. of
pRoPosALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


HEADoUARrEns, DEPARTMENT oF THE PLATTR,l
OffIcE CHIEf CoMMIsHARY or bUnsIsTENCE, y
OMAHA, EEHL, Feb. D. ls7l
Sealed proposals.. In duplicate, with guarantee
signed by two responsible persons, not bidders will
be received ut this office until II O'Clock, a. M, on
SATURDAY, tho ss,h q March, ls1a, for furnishing
the Fresh Beef and Beef Cattle required by the
Subsistence Departmcnt, United States army. At the
following station. during twelve months, eommenc.
Fort McPherso9, North Platte, Sidney barracks.
Cheyenne Depot, Fort ID, A. Russell. Fort Laramie
kort fetterman, Fort SANDERS Fort fred steele,
Fort Bridger, Camp Stambaugh h Camp Brown, Camp
Douglass and Post q BeGyer;
Cheyenne Depot, Fort d. A. Russell, Fort Lara.
mie, Fort FettermAn, Fort Sanders and Fort steele
must be bid for together All other stations may be
bid for separately, or In such Rroupa as bidders
may elect All other stations may be bid for in one
group.
Proposals must Include both Fresh Beef and Beef
Cattle and the latter must be bid for by net weight
II Y 70 be underatood, however, that Beef Cattle
viii be taken for eKHeditiOnary purposes only
Proposals. will be received subject 10 the usual con
dltions, heretofore pubAhed.
Information As TO conditions, quality Of Fresh
Beef and Beef Cattle, payments, Sc,, can be oh
Commissary ~ any station named.
by command Of Orig Gen. Ord
J. W. BARRIGER,
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GALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL
- AT yERdENNEs, VT.

GALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL
- AT vERGENNES, VT.
ORDNANOH OFYICK, Wan DHrAnINENr,l
WAsHIsoToH, d. o., March D., lsIa I
IN nurspsnoe ar q law and 6y diEcction q the Sec
states Al verEennes, VI known a. the ChAmplAin
arsenal, will be sold by public auction. on the
grounds, on FRIDAY, June ., ls7s, commencing at
The terms of sale. as Pre;cribed by law. are one
on credit Of one, two, and three years with inter
est At six PER ccntum per annum, secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser.
Circulars giving detailed description OF the prop
ery may be had upon application 70 this office or 10
the commanding officer OF wAteryliet arsenal West
Troy, n. X, or 70 Col 3. Crispin. Army buildings,
Tho properly may he inspected upon applying TO
the non. commissioned officer In charge.
mhal A u. DYEh. Chief Of OrdnAncc. U. 4 A
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PRorosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

oYTIcE cHIET conMIssARY OF su2EarENcE,I
DEPARTMENT oF DAKOTA J
ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb, 10, Is7a
Sealed propoaaH, IN duplicate, are invited unti ~
O'Clock, m, THURSDAY, March "a, 1878 for fur
niahlng the United States Subsistence Department
with HA 900 pounds Fresh Ground xxx Flour, to be
made wholly from original stock Of sound Spring
Wheat Of best quality, aud delivered as follows,
AT fOAT SHAW, ~ II.
bO0OO lbs on or before June ~, lb7A
$1,000 lbs more on or before Sept. 20, 1870
AT FORT ELLIS, NJ. T.
HOOO lbs on or before June %, 1873
soOOO lbs. more on or before Sept %, ls7a
AT CAMP BAKER, NJ. T.
9OOO lba on or before June 4 isjN
1900 lbs. more on or before Sept ~, ls7a
Also for furnishing, delivered at Fort Ellis, NJ. T.,
bQOO lbs. good Fine Salt In barrels
The Flour to be delivered In good strong sacks or
barrels
Bidders must state the brand Of Flour offered and
each bid SHOULD contain written guarantee, from
two responAibe partips for the faithful perform.
least eight ounces Of each brand Of -four offered
must accompany the hid, and each sample be mum;
bered and marked with the name of the bidder, and
The proposals will be indorBed distinctly, PRO.
4. Q. 3, Fort shaw, NJ r., at which place hey will
tnNited 70 be present 70 respond TO their bids.
BY authority Of the Departmen! CommAnder.
fah0I H.pf.In n q M III Tat-If -
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GAZE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

GALE OF CONVENIENT PROPERTY.
FoRr HArs, KAssAs, Feb, 10, Is1a
"a The undeJsisnsd gill sell q public Iae,ifoS AZ g
sciadins y HSrses. sics, Army Wagons chains,
Tsssss, ROPE, IsesisnseS. fooIs Tspis. iS G;aRss, 3
pSshns iafdns s,S,O drfss SSs gni0rh YE1,
eles y 6s SOLD iurPishea on spPlisation. Terms.
by authority Of the DepaItme9t GommapdeIs
feblS First Lieut.. "a Infantry. 4 K .. Il.
GovERNMENT sALE.
QUARTERnAsIEn's OFFIcEl
There will b, EAT sSa sh PaSc kAs sSsps gsG 4 - ey
sS aSa y S ne Ssr
yice t9 he qSyernment. consisting In part Of the
aSRa hS9sHf E.lss
%stsT %stsr BsSrii.s' ,SSrSis.
y WhiteyAsh Brushes.
hhoyels and Spades
Lanterns.
10 sshises siisee. assorted.
IS fssts. "A" and wall"
,iSSssSSPISsS5il.sT Rules
Joints Stove Pipe,
3 bGTss tiind sPiais.i bns Sp'e Collars
Y Head Hatters
d Saddles.
II Area
Counter Scales
tpAulns.
| &3 Pounds Crackers,
and variety "a other Stores which will be offered
In small quantities, such CarpenteTu Tools Black
smiths Tools. parts Of Harness. sngletrees, Double
The Horses offered viii be sold separately, and al
though , SnsS5.sa suit a g SSIS purposes are for the
Many q ne other articles caR @ be made useful BY
pOTlunity TO supply their wanta at largely reduced
| prices
Terms Of sale, cash on delivery, which will BE-
| made Immediately after the sale.
| - A. A. kfNBAIt,
febae Capt Assistun; QuaTtsrnAhtsr, U. 8, A.
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DROrosAR STATIONERY.
~ CHEF QuARTERMAsrEA,j
lrAnIMLNT or IHE NuLH.

~ CHIEF QuARrKRMAsrEh,l
rARTNEsT or THE GUY,
NhANs, La, March ~, ls7a
Sealed proIl triplicate, with q copy OF this
adyertisemeped to each, will DO received at
this once unlock m, May I, ls7S, for supply.
inlhiH city w,ionery, In such quantities as
may be Tequh time 10 tinIo between July /,
1874, and Jun.
reauirementiith blank forms Of prsposAls,
describlng thnd quality Of stationery, will
lie furnishedicAtiOn TO this once, and bids
net made, rhse forms or In conformity
'"''''' WILLIAM D. HUGHES,
mhs6 Chief QuArtermaateT.
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6EPoT CORNER SIXTH. AND u STREETS
NORTHWEST.
TRAfNs LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
=. BALTIMORE WASHINGTON!
t93 NJ, NlAsara FL. ~ n NJ, Western VI.
press, daily; y;,,., press, daily, eIeept Sun
daily. ls I. m. Man. daily. Of.
w a. ms western E1- oept Sunday,
press, daily, except Sun. II % n. m, Wostorn III.
Q 5s b. m, baltimore Ac. G =. M. pacino R.pre...
conmodatlon, daily, cG. daily except Sunday.
oept sunday 30 y. m, daily.
b b1 M Cincinnati BtI 10 80 r. M, Accommoda.
pres, daily, except SUM uon,dAily eIoeptsundAy
7 % y m., Western FL
press daily
Trains leaving Washington Al sss A. m and ~ n
m. connect at liOwie with trains for Marlbofo leay
ing Bowie at " 80 q. m. aud b.l3 D. M arriving Al
Marlboro at II % a. m, and d 10 ~ m
Trains arriving at Washington at II % . m. and
80 y. connect at Bowie with trains IL AyinE Mau
boro' at = u a. m. and ~ .. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Thirteenth and PennsylyaniA ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth aud Penns ylyanA ave.
nue., can have their bapfase called for and checked
A. hotels and residences to ali points North and
West Through tickets 10 Cincinnati, Columbus'
Indianapolis, Louisville, ~ Lo'iis. New Orleans
Chicago, Omaha, ran franciscO, aud ali points
North, Northwest, West aud southwest
4 l. DUBAlllil, Den. Superintendent
n. II. YOUNG. Dan. pasann.fer ARRnt
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THE MARKETS.
FINANU1AL.


FarHisAsd w Lststs Johrso- o., Bsster sorihpssi
corner " Tenth ard D street., WasAisgfoH.
.vH. ...4 MorDAT. March q, Is7s
United States 81, i1at, Coupon. upN; United htatee
6Ns, -, Coupon. n65k; United states sos, H.
Coupon, INK; United States saws, 20, Coupon,
gnlted states sara ~, Qnpoh,, ilej United
Western Union Teleraph Company, t66: ouick.
silver %; Pacific Mail Y; AdHams EIRre1s y;
Hndson, io2S; ELie: ~; Erie EreferT,d' lY;
and Michigan souihern, fsV; Onion PaciXc, %x;
Illinois central Iil1 ueyelsnd and Pttsburg, sss;
st fsgi. IN lniivsntee and ST. Paul prsfd, ~;
and Western, iO0ll; Fort Wayne guaranteed, ~;
Hannibal and st. Joseph, a; chicago and Alton.
lumbns, chicago and fhdisnsScIis cep.yal, 20; %;
Lennes.se n sssts NV SSss Sld g; Jsnness State
siIee consol bond, bs Missouri sxes aSal; Central
floid. tthA - WY. =
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ovRRNMENT SALE.

BuREAu or CoNsrRUorIos AND REP1IR,
WAsHIsaTos, Feb. ~, ls73
The Navy Departmen, vii offer for sale q public
IslAnd, California, the nth day OF March, ls7s At
u O'Clock m, the United States steAmnhip Wander
bilt, Of als7 tons measurement
The vessel and her invontory can be examined at
yard.
The whole amount Of the purchase money must
be deposited al the time Of the and the
vessel must be removed from the navy yard within
/ two weeks from the day Of such adjudication,
| =, The uoyernment reserves the right TO Mlthdraw
the vessel from sale at any time, aud to reject any
bid or offer which Ia considered inadequate. mh1
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pROPosM GRANITE PAVEMENT,

Sealed profe invited and will be opened a
O'Clock NJ, 9lsDAY, the iOth q April, for
paving tho che Eopth Of the Capitol Grounds
running frotand To New Jersey avenue
No bid will nered unless ACCOMPANIED with
a bond In [ Of Slp,O01, the suihcioncy OF
which to be 4 by Justice Of the peace for
tho District ebih, conditioned that the PARTY
bidding viii to contract in case II IL awarded
TO him, and lplCte the work In accordance
with the specs. EDWARD CLARK,
nlha2 Cotd Architect, U, y, Capitol.
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fsbal Captain c. s., Bt : X l. 6ol. StlLHHSl q ! A.
DRoPosALs FOR STONE.

pRoPosALs FOR STONE.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Naval Academy
Annapolis, with 5Q perches GRANITE BUILDING
STONE for seawall tone half large and one half
small bpideth, also hbJ running teet Of COPING
STONE, two feet wide aud not less than six inches
thick, Will be received by the undersigned until
March y, 1873, noon Stone TO be delivered on the
wharf at AnnApOlis, One load OF builders inlme
dately, the remainder Of stone three weeks later
mhla Rear Admiral and Sunt NA
DROPOsAl.S FOR GAS AND STRAM-PIPR
AND flTTIN0S
Sealed prososals for supplying the Naval Academy
Annapolis with Gas and Steam, ppe and Fittiugt
and other Hardware, will be received until APRff
For terms and list Of articles apply to
A, , JOHN L. W0RDEN,
National Republican., 1873-03-26

TarHisAsd Nv Lsrts Johr.or q Os Bs-tsrs sorfh9sst
corner " Tenih and d street,. WashtSgfoH.
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x. Il. BRAII.RY,
Late with OfhciAl Re.
porters Of Chicago
Courts.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-06-14
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

JUDITH LODGE, No lo6. q. & g, !
I CANTON, Miss, June s, 1873
I At meeting held in judith
Lod ge, No. JOG, l. O. b B.. IN june
Sth, 1873, the following preamble
and resolutions were unaI. imouSly
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the all
wise Creator to call from our midst
our esteemed and well beloved
brother and President, Jose phi
Wolfe, who died at Bladen Springs,
Ala, May 25,h, 1878, i'll the Goth
year of his age;
Be it resolved, that in his death
the B'nai Berth have lost an es-
teemed and worthy brother, whose
memory will long be cherished by
us, with fond and lingering atfec,
ton.
Resolved, That we bow in hmm
BILE submission to the DEGREES of a
Just and merciful God, and humbly
trust that the purify and many vir-
tues of our departed brother have
fitted him for that better lodge
above, ia which he placed unswery-
ing belief and trust.
Resolved, That we tender our
most heartfelt sympathies to the
bereaved family, and assure them
that our SORROWS are mingled with
heirs.
Resolved, That in cOEmemora-
ion of this sad event, our charter
Dc draped in mourning for thirty
lays.
Resolved, That copy of the
resolutions be presented
o the family of our departed broth
r, and that the city papers and
he Cincinnati Israelite be request |
d to publish the same.
DAVID STADEKER, Chm.
NJ. JOEL,
j. LOEB,
KUHN,
Committee.
Atiest:
SAM'L ZoN, Sec.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-06-14

President of the Association be EN-
powered to appoint speakers to de
liver addresses at each voting pre-
cinct III the county, for the purpose
of obtaining members and other
wise advancing the object of the or
ganiZ ,tiOn; that the speakers So
appointed report the result of thelI
efforts at the next regular meeting.
BY ii. G. Tupper-That the com
mittees TO solicit membership lie
authorized. also. to solicit subScrlD-
tons to aid i'll publishing a pamph-
/ let of information.
BY j Il. Nellowiy-That Il com
/ mittee of three he appointed to con
suit with Col. II. :. NcComb as to
The best method OF promoting and
encouraging immigration to the
comfy of Madison. Under this res
olutIon the Chairman appointed
Mr.. Ycllowly, Col. Singleton and
Col. VIM. G. Love.
BY George Harvey-That the
Secretary be requested to CORES
pond with the Presidents of the va
rious railroads en- route from Can
ton to Harrisburg. Pa, for the pnr-
pose of obtaining u free pass over
The line for the Hon. w. X. Yer
beke, of Harrisburg.
BY Major Barnett-That every
member be constituted an agent TO
solicit membership and funds for
the organization.
BY ID. I; Montg"mery-That the
acting Secretary be exonerated
from all blame imputed to him Ivy
The AMERICAN CITIZEN OF the
9TH.
Under the resolution to appoint |
speakers for the various voting pre- ,
cincts, the Chairman appointed the |
following speakers and places for
speaking:
Col. o. r.. Singleton and Single
ton Garrett, Canton; Robert Powell |
and George Harvey. Vernon: II.
Z. Upper and DIR. Walker, Stump
Bridge; Saml Scott and j. X.
\earncy, Sharon w. III. Harring-
on and Judge Downs, Breckville
md Camden; John I. Cratin, Sui
)hur Springs: J. w. jenkins ana j.
3. YeIlowly, Livingston and Madi-
'on Station.
An election for permanent officers
or the organization was then held,
With the following result: John
Handy, President; Judge Cunning
lam LIST and l.. +. Montgomery 2nd
Vice Presidents; Singleton Garrett, !
secretary and Treasurer.
The meeting then adjourned to I
Monday, the 18th, on which occa-
ion Col. Singleton and $. Garrett !
we're requested to deliver address
$.
JOHN HANDY, Chm.
SINGLETON GARRETT, See.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-06-14
Sheriss',S sale,

Officers of Court
as. ' FL ia
Frederick Seimer, ct a.
To Juiy Term, 1873, Hadison Chanc-
ery Court, mississippi.
Judgment October Term. 1872. for
S5I3.9O.
DG virtue of the above described
ID writ, to me directed bv the
Clerk of said Court, | will expose to
public sale, to the highest and best
biddcr, for cash. before the court
house door of said county of Madi
son. State OF Mississippi, in the city
of Canton. on Monday, the 9TH day
of July. 1873, between the hours
prescribed 10y law, the seven
eIghths interest OF the defendants
III the following described land. to-
wit: T. hi of ne Or, less 10 acres ont
of end, see n, 4 8, Il T.; W Inf
of Sc or sec Is; all except that por-
ton of NV or II of plantation road of
see 10; and $ hf Of G hf of sw Dir of
Sc -, all in y s 1. . T.; levied npon
as lie property of said defendants,
+. SeImer, ct al, and will be sold to
satisfy the above styled jud ument,
interest, and all costs.
II. J. ROSS, ShG.
Sherifi's Office, Canton, Miss. june
1ith, 1873. 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-06-14
Etssras Notice.

TsAKEN UP by THos. +. LEN
Il NAHD, on his plantation, in
Madison county, Mississippi, seven
miles west OF Cantor. one
BAY MARE FIILY,
branded on the right shoulder with
letter \; name reached; tail bohbed;
star and snip in the lace; about is
months old; IL hands high. and
appraised by us to fifty dollars.
Also, one BAY HORSE MULE.
about years old, brand, Il on the
left shoulder II. O., about 10 hands
high; appraised to one hundred
and twenty dollars by us.
HENRY { ~ MOSBY,
FRANK { ~ OWENS.
Appraisers.
Taken and certified by me, the
10Th day OF May. 1878.
PHILIP BARTIEY,
Coroner and Ranger.
Canton, May u, 1873. 3w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-06-14

SEASONABLE PRESENT.--Wer re
turn thanks to Mrs. Archie Shaw,
of Madison Station, for "A large BIAS
ketfnl of very fine vegetables, con
sisting of Irish potatoers-the largest
we have seen this se:isOn-beans,
onions, sqnaslies and beets, none of
ity. The 4,cans are equal to
Baughn's snaps. We appreciate
this compliment from Mrs. S. the
more highly as all our other lady
friends seem to think that we are
Not fond Of vegetables. There was
never a greater mistake.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-06-14
Legal Advertisements.
Attachment Notice.

No. S776. rs.
ID. ID. Nancy.
To d. ID. Nancy:
AN Attachment
against yOu, sued out by &. Il. Hug
gins, tor the sum of two thousand
seventy four dollars and twenty
cents, returnable to the Circuit
Court of Madison county, MissiS-
Sippi, at its next term, to commence
on tn. 4th Monday of Septembe
A. ID. 1873, is pending in said court.
and y0u are cited to be and appear
before said Court, on said return
day. and plead to said case, or judg
ment by default will be rendered
against you. and the property levied
upon will be sold. and the proceeds
applied to plaintiffs claim.
Given nndcr my hand
and the seal of said court
/ " this 9TH day of June, \.
w ID. 1873.
DAVID PINGREE, Clerk.
o. Il. & T. Il. SINGLETON,
CAMPBELL & CALHOUN,
Plaintiff S Attorneys.
June 6 1873. 4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-06-14
70 KANSAS AND COLORADO

During the summer season Of 1873. the Missouri,
Railroad win seli Excursion Tickets from Sf.i
1nuis tn Ienver aud return. low rates Of fare
and opportunity ia thereby ofe ed, for lovers
of ture tn view the beauties Of Colorado a1d enjoy
the dsk hifl scenery and hsalt insPiring climate o.
the Park of the Roxy Mountains.
ksDeas, with its broad and fertile plains is directly
Nm the route snd together with all the other Western
States and Territories. is reached by the Missouri
Pacific Railroad ard its e u. ctions.
The Re Sas conneetion Of this road is
pleted, aRd passengsrs offered a first elias
all-fa route from St Louis to Texas over the
Missouri ks r~xas l. lrsad !ssdaIia o over
tiie Atlantic Fac fc Railroad. ria Tiaaa. rot maps
time tables information To ties, We
fer our re p to D. II thompson, East PAS
Agent Cclussbur, Ob', or + A. Ford General iass-n
ger Agent b. Ioair. No Questions rH be ehesrtuhy
ana prORply assrered
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-06-14
O L Q

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y large stock OF the unrivalled
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Mento&- Cooking Stores, ALL WAR
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an examination of these useful and
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