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Registers Order.

youo RHGIsTER's OFFICE.
,paS ~" nv Castle County, March Path. 1876,
$50 .re appilcation Of HAYES GRAVES
IL',sfalor; Ia,e Z. I. Il of Thomas p. John
,an ,a,e OF MILL CREEK Hundred, in
IA siISSnty' deceased it is ordered and di-
fe.,;Yg Y me Register that the Administrator
o. Sdns;ve s;ve notice OF the granting of Let
ka,es sai;nihstration MN u upon the Estate of the
csps;i WIN the date of granting thereof,
Bin fnrssu advertisements to be posted
ters 'iny uays from the date of such
lEs cdnsix Ia FIX of the most public places
bon, Say oil New Castle, requiring all
DO ,sing demands against the Es-
ki, lnSSnoly In such case made and pro-
s,b;Gnd asilsocause the same to be insert
ketonn n'6 q tae same period in the viii
PaDgton newspaper published in
be vesI. ~ ahq to he continued therein
Is. sOSt.S.e under the hand and Seal of
ri EaI u the Register aforesaid. at
ftsaii D1stle, IN New Castle County
'ne aay and year above written.
5, Y. BIGGS. Register.
lllb.,,., NOTICE.
leOfth a. having claims against the Es.
ly atts.,o a. deceased must present the same
Eeb Ss'ed y, ct to the eAdIhinisirator on or before
| IN such caso or abide the Act of Assem-
'uSe made AND provided.
HAY ES GRAVES,
elsress-Asb,o administrator. c. T. A.
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHlA, WILMINGTON Il BAL.
j. TIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMRER % lS7h

Trains leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 90,
$40, 800, 9.52, 1880. a. m. 200, 40 720 $50,
p. m.
Philadelpnla and New York, L3l. a. m. /;
H.14, 1897, SAG p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 1882,
s.05 a. m. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1882, l.55. 9.05,
a. m. 1856, 1.23, $50, ITO, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 300, $40, $50. a m. LES. $40
p m.
harrington and intermediate stations, 90
$50, q. m. $40 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate station 300, $50,
a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, $40
a. M, AS, $3.50, p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, l.3l, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, 1.55
a. m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred TO the time tables posted at the Ter OF.
II. KENNEY. Superintendent
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Some of the vessel owners in Milford
propose fitting up their vessels with
passenger accommodation, for the pur-
pose of carrying excursionists to the
Centennial.
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Registers dbrOer.
REoIs,r rER's OFFICE,


NEw CASTLE CoU ETY, April ], 1876.
b the application of Harry Sharpley.
htor Of Rachel S. Petkins, late oil Bran
hundred. in said county. deceased,
ordered and directed by the Regis
|iLat the Executor aforesaid give
\ Of the granting of Letters Testa-
I1ry upon the Estate of the deceased,
1.-The date of granting thereof, by causing
Easements to be posted within forty days
the date of such Letters. in six of the
|Bubic places of the county of New Cas-
occurring all personA having demands
bt the Es'ate to present the same or
L by an Act of Assembly in such case
/ and provided. Andalso cause the same
inserted within the sa me period in the
i Gazette, newspaper published in
eingOn, and to be continued therein
n, ,htee weeks. Z. q. ID.
IN Given under the hand and seal OF
4" ofice OF the Register aforesaid. at
CuGe, New Castle county aioresaid.
r. ard year above written.
S. G. BIGGS. Register.
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tEGISTER's Q hDEHs.
a,su,ER,s ORDER.
IN LUIS RraI srRR's OPTION.

costIe County, April Z. 1876.
New Oaii;cstion OaIt of Steyhen SpriI-
b. the ~ Isaac Mendenhall. late
Executor gWrndred. In said County
ll Creek .5ersd and directed by the
Ied i Is oluE nv Executor aforesaid, give
afths granting Of ke ttsss ssssassd asstanen Mith
bon inc the.ni;nS Ting thereof, by causing ad-
BE OF granih hs Sostea within forty days
ements W az sucb Letters, in six of the
SseSiis places Of the County dem on Mew
t.tbe Estate. to present sne ,ne casa samU, az AZ
,svided. And also cause the 8 sane 70. 70 PC e
iVl'ainw awsnaner published in Will
~ w be oontin ed therein three
~, ~ 1nnderthe b and and Seal OF
glsep az The Register aforesaid. at
ynuVc .u Castle. in New Castle County
Sew oS dav and yes, above written.
Sd''n0 N"' s. G. BIGGS. Register.
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NOTICE

clonF having claims against tho Es-
G. he deceased must present the same
i'ested to tle Executor, on or be-
ati lst, 1871. or abide the Act OF
'ntly in such case made and provided.
HARRY SHARPLEN,
, Executor.
-, Wilmington, Del. apr5eod3w
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NOTICE

.,0 having claims against the Es-
eIsVIda Il. Idasceased must present the same
Y .nms.,s1 Wv tu the Executor, on or
nes;li'7 n.'s;i I'm. ls57. or abide the Act
tn6ly in such case mane q pu Az NT3y Pr1yiueu'
w. STEPHEN SPhlNGEh.
Executor.
|. uoouessir. Del, aDrl5od3w
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% to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred.
100 to 20 pounds, GO cents per hundred; to
3 tons, $40 per ton. Special rates for larger
quantities. Eastern ice only.
aprlldtf j. Ii. CONROW & SON.
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The value OF this article of diet has been
thoroughly established ia England and the
Canadas over all other preparations for
gists, in cans, IS cts. 65 cts, $l.25 and $l.75
Bearing signature OF Woclrich q Co.
feb2leod9m
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Royal Havana Lottery.
The Great Centennial Drawing
Of the Year will Take Place,
APRIL Gath. 1876.

This will be a drawing unparalleled in the
history of the world. Just think OF 1t.
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REGlSTER,S ORDER.

|EW CASTLE CoUN NTY. April 8. 1876.
P0athe application Of Emmor C. JefIeris,
FFi,ofoi Elizabeth j eferis late of Whining
mildred, in said COT unity, deceased it is
E'ed and directed by the ReRietar that the
lt:aiOr aforesaid, give NJ t6N Of the
Etns Of Letters Testam, MAY up0n
Estate Of the deceased. with the
I Of granting thereof, BY causing
Easements to be posted within
v days from the date of such Letters. in
Y sae most public places OF the county of
S.slle, requiring all persons having de-
H. against the Estateto present the same.
Isae oy an Act Of Assembly in such case
: aaa provided, And also cause the same
n inserted within the same period in the
h uaiette, a newspaper published In
IS Er'lTon ~ and TO be continued therein three
y Given un der the hand and seal
SEAY. Aoi ioiice Of the Register afore-
fsSld, at New Castle. in New
rs,, i, Castle county aforesaid the day
s. C RTGGS Rauistar
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S. q BIGGS. Register.

n ,,, NOTICE.
|, fhGbSsohs having claims against the Es-
~ deceased must present the same
H. snen 10 the Executor, On or
Er,ihIp d. 1871, Or abide the Act OF
''' II SqGh case made and provided.
EMMuR c. JEFFERIS,
Idj-s,.-p, Executor,
y .eSJ Liam' Delaw are County, Pa,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12
EMF EELhN-t

Tie impeachment trial has ended
in the acquittal of the cx- Secretary
of War The vote stood Sc yeas to
25 nays. 1t is practically verdict
of guilty, and Gen. Belknap goes
from Washington branded man,
as utterly Uithoutiuhuence or future
prospects as though he had worn
the uniform of a State penitentiary
The ground upon which most of the
Senators voted i'll the negative was,
that the Senate had no jurisdiction
of the case, Belknap by his resigna-
ton before impeachment having
ceased to be an officer of the United
States. They simply refused to
pass upon the question Of his guilt
or innocence, because, III their view
Of the constitutional provision, they
had no authority to hit as a jury.
The ex SecI etary's counsel made
the most of this point. They did
not venture 10 submit their case on
ITS merits, for they knew if that
were done the verdict would be solid
against their client And SO. exit
Belknap.-Next Cincinnati Com
mefct0t.
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Arrest Of Edward Sulm.

On the morning of the 9th inst a mcm
her of the police in New Orleans. ares: ed
Edward Suln,, charged with the accidental
of Arthur MuIrcll. He awaits a
ably arrive here to-day or tomorrow. His
arrest amounts to nothing, os every body I'M
this comm unity feel satisfied that the dis
charge of the pistol in his HAND, and the
fatal result was not prcnrditatctl, rs the
parties were knows tn be the most in
innate terms, and had never been other
than friends. 1t Is presuna''lc that Young
SsIlm will have Justice done him IN "a court
of unparalleled officers and for til" sake Of
i.is family We ask f"r him fair and I'M
partial trial, which VIC doubt not he will
have in this his chi!slho~rs home.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12

a powerful battery was attached
TO "a sleeping attendant in Phila-
delphia hospital, under the impress
sion that he was an apparently dead
man whom the physicians hoped to
revive. He writhed and sworc so
energeticaliy, at the first application
of the electricity, that the error was
at once discovered.
Extract from obituary notice of a
Madison man in New Haven Regis
ter: Though he never said much
as to his domestic affairs, We should
judge from circumstances that lie
had not lived very happily. To use
his own expression, 1T stoImed the
! time he was married, and it bad
stormed ever sinoe.'n
The report that Miss Thompson,
the young English artist who PANT
ed the ''ROll Call" has fursaken
military for sacred art is pronounced
anything but correct by the LGhdon
] Academy. Miss Thompson could
not turn Rom M Catholic, beng
+ such already, and she is now en-
Paged on IA picture OF the battle OIL
VI IeIIAaR.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12

We learn that the .x,ciai gathering at Mr..
iisnry Yaadclls OF "Wednesday :.isht last
WIS gGite q sucrcrs w.ths.anai.ig tne
inclciacIl; weather. Ca-.tcL's fair daughters
were nevcr -csu;.cr, while. Gscsi..si;i might
wei i,.-,,.si OF lis bcaGtit,si and t;is.ina-
ting representative Virginia, s.',, .s.,siair;-
cd IT'S reputation. f.r- bcset,iai women IN
the person Il o.,e who, We are let to hope,
viii be Induced b. oas III M.sd;son's galiaut
soi.s u exchange i.er ,ssne "a. tho old DO
ma:f.H for 1 dwelling t.iaee :isi.is, the -@i,nd
of tl4c cypress au1 tile viae.D OF the gem
t.canen presei-t, SO ;sed say nothing, ex-
cet,t fI.as they caHaarted themselves with
their rs-.al gstl-.ntry- II Il sai.. tii.st they
hsppiest WAC i.sil ists.' TO the enjoyment
Of Others ift.s;s l. 50, Mr.. and Ms Y may
;.nd much ha,:li,le-s n ,i:o klso.sicdiee
slias they e-laisici i Young people rt Can
Ton 10 spend . inosi .ielisi,;iul evening"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12

On ias. "Wednesday evening abe Madison
ysift-s met, hsst fsiiiug 90 lave a .!ues,iin.
N6earried until next Wednesday evening
at 8 6cioch, SHARP. sieniless are earnestly
requested 70 he present, business. OF very
rsat Importance srI:i Ice, laid before lie
meeting li.stiis ~5ofnect,o,.. VIC would
state hat sCsiscgi .,tion ~ now irsing ta!sen
up for tho purpose of purchasing six
paSn.t c5Top. 4 few DAYS s.aee, a, beautiful
ri poEn:t,r passed 'hFoag., oar iown, hav
ing been s:rciiaseei ny tise Democrats of
az they We t.l,si thas tie amount neccs-
gary 70 bay \ similar gun ior our county
VIII be raised. and aP?ea, TO our friends TO
subscribe literally feeling assaresl that they
viii be amply repaid for the investment.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12
MRS. Triton.

The exact truth about the present
relations between Mr.. and Mrs. Til
ON IL this +: When Tilton vas home
to spend the holidays, he sent his
two daughters to see THEN mother
and carry her flowers, and they
were rudely rcpulsed. He made
known to her lawyer that if she
was I'M provided for he would gladly
send her a check for $1,000. She
sent back word that she would die
before she would ever receive dol
lar from him. On returning from
his lecture tour, two months ago.
Elton received a note from a we'll
known lawyer, asking him to call at
his Office, He called. The lawyer
announced that the purse of 81 200
raised by Plymouth Church for Mrs,
TiltOn's support, Was entirely ex
haus.ed; that she lived by Der own
hard labor and that she requested
that he (TiItou) would contribute to
her support. Mr.. Tilton replied
shaG uo Hd'i Ill" ny s Uet ii "iIiiHS "
support Mrs. Tii.oD. without any
regard to her feelings towards him
or others; and lie drew on the spot,
and placed in the lawyers hands, a
check for 81, 600. The money on
the check was drawn the next day,
and Mrs. Tilton has been ever since
and is now, living upon it. She is
apparently deserted by the Ply
mouth Church people, only one OF
two of them ever calling upon her
and that at long intervals.-Chicd g
Tribune.
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Vita weakness q depression weak
exhausted f., ding, no e. orgy or courage !:
f,ie result tlseiit.ai oyesxo.E, indiscrefio.ls
or ezce-aes, % sorIe dfsia sl!,cr, the system,
Is always cared by Humphreys Homco
pas..ic Specific No. p. II tones ur and in
vigorates the system, i.-rcIs the gloom and
sesporide ac.,-, iInpar.s strength add energy
= stop The drain and reius enHfes tine entire
E.an. Been ;izcd twenty years with perfect
success ny thousands. SollI,y all dealers.
rrice, ;, pei siiis!e val, Or 81 pes package
of five vials and S, vial Of powder. Seat
by mail on receipt 81 ir.iee. Address Hum
Isrcys' Homeopathic Medicine Company
5t;s broadway, New York
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12
Mason's Glass fruit Jars. for
eale at W. J. Mosby & Co. g, at
reduced prices.

We regret to be compelled to announce
another Inisbap to one of the lseaux OF our
city Having fgiis comrictcsi mis- toilet,
lie sought the residence of the fair lady
whom he was 20 escort to tlie gathering on
Iast Wednesday night. O. his way be WAS
go blinded, either b. f.lsi. OF lightning or
Ly glance from a pal. % i.es,cr!fnl brown
ewes, shat lie drove into DITCH il front of
Mr. Henry Lort.'s, coail..etely ,lpsetting the
buggy. Most fortunately, in t.sis ease, the
Lady nor gentleman were i.urt. Young
ladies', have your lives insured before going
driving with Mr.
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Cub at Madison Siasioa.

A Tilden and Hendricks Club was organ
zc,i on the 9th, Mt M:r,Iisou Station, by
elect ing J. w Jenkins, President T. ID.
Cox, LIST. ). R. Green, hi vicc-rrcsi.icnts /;
:, &. Brown, Secretary and Treasurer; +.
Batty, Sargeant-nt-Arms.
By j. B. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, That OF;
Saturday, the 18th OF August, this Club as
seilble for the purpose of raising Tildcn
and Hendricks pole and Gag, and that :,
committee Of three be now appointed to
i<ske suitable preparations.
BE it further Resolved, That all the
Clubs of Beat No. 3, he aud are hereby cor
,lially invited TO he present and take part
il the demonstration.
Conmittee-L. f Montgomery, J. Il
YciIowly, J. G.. Cameron, Jr.
On motion the Secretary was instructed
to inform Capt. jenkins of his election as
rresideI of this Ciub-le being absent
The Secretary was also instructed to in
wife J. c. Cameron, Jr. TO addr, IS the Club
ut its next meeting.
J. b. Ycllowly. J. w. jenkins and j. c.
Cameron were appointed delegates to at
tend the convention to meet in Canton OF
Monday, 14th inst.
BY ID. p. Montgomcry-Resolv Tha,
an Invitation be extended tn all Tldcn and
Hcntli icks men, white and .loied, to come
forward and join the Club.
Resolved, That this C lub meet at p NJ
Saturday. 10Th inst, ard to meet regularly
every two weeks thereafter.
Resolved, That the Canton I.apers DO re
quested to publish the proceedings of tIi,
ne citing. BY order of
j. ". JENKINS, Pres.
s. &. BROWN, Secretary
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12
uadison County crange 10. 80.

A sgesicl s,te'isg OF Madison County
Grange No. ~, r. H., i c.:iie,l to lie ii-ll at
odd Fellows Hall, in Canton, on the third
d :iii.y, aIst day cf August, Is76, nt II
o'clock, A. ~, Tor The consideration OF mat
tcrs oi great Interest so e,ery Patron.
the Committee. On Cooperation is %
peci..iiy enioiue,i. aIe! ALL I..sri.oxs earnest
~ requested To atte:,d.
BY resolution Of the Grange,
J. Is. YELLOWLY,
WA PR:ESTLEY. Master.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12

hlany Engiishneu are fond of
keeping up their family wealth and
so believe in the right of primogeni-
ture. Sir james iiogg, who died in
London recently, leaving Il $50, 900
persoaai property besides read rs-
tate, after giving his six other chill
dren from S2J.OO0 to $50, 900 each,
Gree ed The bulk Of his property to
lie laid out IL the pulch haze of free
] Sid estate to DO SET. led Oh his sui,
~ ~ l+s.IPS E4aip-
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To-day the cOlored excursion to Grenada
comes of 1t has no political significance.
being rnefuly a uniting for pleasure and e.
ioynent. They are to be taken from Can
ton to Grenada and return for SIZE. Every
colored man in the county. regardless Of
the condition of his crop, his purec. or his;
meal tub. is bound to 60. They are will
ing Ia starve week in order to go on ''ic
'scursion," and nearly every orc who can
beg, borrow or spare dollar is bound tn
90. Tho train is to leave at A VI.
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Pursuant to adjonr1,ment, tic West Ward
Club met on last Monday night in the
spacious dining hall of the Lower Hotel,
use of the Clnb by Capt. J. A Turk
Stirring speeches were delivered 10y
Messrs. Powell, upper. Garriso Dancey,
Lllckett and DcCamp
A committee of three were appointed to
meet tie delegates ffem tire different
County Clubs OH the I4th inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12
CAEToNTANs TRAVELLING.
LIVES, Dl+.., July Goth, 1876

LIVES, Dl4.., July Goth, 1876.
Dear Ia and No -
We lcached Chicago Tuesday
18th, and left W cdncsday, Goth, 10y
the putshsrgh, Fort Wayne & Chi
/. cago II. r., passed through Pitts
; burgi at night and did Lot see it II
all took breakfast at Altoona saw
all the beautiful scenery in crossing
the Allegheny Mountains, the Cone
maugh PAX Saddle and Viaduct,
a lovely view OF Allegheny Pass,
also, the much spoken of Horseshoe
! Curve, Jacks Narrows. etc; saw
and admired the Juniata, Susquc-
hanna, Sclluylkili and Delaware
rivers reached Philadelphia about
2 z. NJ; and went on TO New York, !
leaving about $3.50 p. ~, making
the trip Of ninety miles il about |
three hours stopped at the st. |
Nicholas went TO the Fifth Avenue |
Theatre that night (21tli) left New |
York Friday, 2Slh, at ) p. NJ. by the
steamship Albermarle, and came to
Lewes. The sea- was very rough !
indeed; had full view of New
York harbor, shipping, forts, and
all had a beautiful view OF New
York. Jersey City, Brooklyn, the
East River and the Hudson passed
in good view OF all the seaside
resorts, Ocean City, Sandy Hook,
Long Branch, etc; saw Grants cot
tage by the sea-" and shortly after I
wards steamed out OF sight of land. !
and experienced the pleasure of be- ,
ing on the broad Atlantic my wife {
it to the fullest extent
being terribly sea-sick, and had a
20 retire 10 her berth and take adj L
vantage of the accommodations fur T
Iishcd for people who suffer from
'easickness-she lost her dinner.
md did not get over it until after
We landed at Lewes, Saturday, at
1 A. NJ. Mr.. *. and went ia bath I
ng yesterday, but 1t has been too
old to>tiay. To-day we went to
tebobeth Camp Grounds. and saw
he serf III all its splendor. We y !,
Fill leave here tomorrow morning "a
nd go to Philadelphia, atsi stay IA I'll
reell, thei ce on to New York, re- h:
about FIVE or six days, and W
hen start home, SO as TO GET there R
y the night Of The 18th. Wife and OF
strolled along the beach and
altered lots OF beautiful sea shells IA,
Or Willie to amuse himself with. / g;
lied to get wife to 60 in bathing. %
mt she would not think of it; say S
he will never so to Europe until R
hey discover Il routeaby land, as
he is fully satisfied with her eX
ericnce in sea travel. see great
lany people who have visited the n
They all say IL is SO
arge, and so much beyond what W
hey imagined ir conld be, that it \
;Ould take n person months to see a,
t. They all speak of it in general ii
erms, and do not attempt TO item 50
ze it. | suppose we will be the Z;
ame way: at all events we will see IL
he sight tomorrow We had a d
delightful trip from Canton; the
rear her WAS cool alt the time. and
&c have had no hot weather at all. =
will write you again wien we see.
ONE more. but we fluid very little !,
% write HARRY
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NO PRESIDENT NOTICE.

Hibernia Natl Bank, In the Chanccry
re- : Coart ofMadison CO
Mary [. werner, ct al state of Mississippi
July Term 1870. No 1875.
Upon opening the Bi!l Of RryIvor. filed
in the above tnse, il appearing 10 ala
Court that Mary T.. Werner died lea wing
three children. Willie " eiiIer. Mary Wrr-
ncr and Eva Werner, who are made de
TEL ia IT'S 70 the Bill, and who are residents
VI the Safe of Texas, residing, ;.it! having
their post-oiii e At Dallas, in Dallas county.
State of TeAas, ii Is ordered and directed
by the Court that said Willie Werner. Mary
Werner and Eva Werner do appear III this
Court on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF JANUARY, 1877.
and plead, answer or t.eHur TO the origina!
Bill filed in this cause. BY order of Court.
l.. S. JEFFREY.
r. c. Smith, Esq, Clerk
Solicitor fnr Complainants. !'a""H
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12

The A!cal.le of Sara ossa, Mesi
GO. is willing that the United States
troops should pursue the Indians
into Mexico when discovered north
of the Rio Grandc. lie also says
that he will render all possible as
sistauce to our troops, TO enable
them to capture the predatory and
thieving redskins.
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We are informed that 4 Club has been
formed for the purpose of dancing the Ger
man. We wish the participants therein
much success and pleasure. 1t gratities us
to announce that that gallant gentleman,
Mr.. w. b. b. was elected yice-Pgcsidcnt.
80 that he seems to lie equally at hcmc in
the pailor and political arena.
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ntia5 +
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TNIIE ASSESSMENT BOOKS of the City
L Of Canton E.ili be open FOR correction
Till Aug. 20:h, after which. time no correc-
ton viii be allowed The books can be
founi at tine store % =. G. Orrick. by
order OF Mayor and Aldermen, Aug. I'd
1875. n. G. ORRICE
aUg5-2t Clerk of Board at Aldermen.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST II, 1876.


To-day grand barbecue and pole-raising
takes place at Goodman. OuE townsmen
Maj. II. $. Toote and T. I. Singleton were
invited 20 h. present. They lett this morn
ing on the tain end will have something
- say of orr gallant standard-bearers-
T.iten and Hentlrie.s-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-12
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Charles II. Cooper, by his } In the Chancery
next friend and relative Court of Madi
Mrs. Tirzah Cooper. )son Co, Miss.
July Term, 1876 Exparte. No. I6":6
1t appearing to the satisfaction of TIL,
Court from evidence taken in open Court.
that Rober; Y. Cooper, an adult brother o.
said Charles b. Cooper, In a nonresident oi
the State of Mississippi, and resides and
has his post-oiice i'll Huntsville, county OF
Walker. in the State of Texas; ii is ordered
and directed by the Court here, that said
Robert \. Cooper do appear in this Cour.
on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF JANUARY, 1877,
and then and there show cansc, il any h.
can, why the legal disabilities of said Chas.
B. Cooper. Il minor should not be renewed.
BY order of Court.
T. S. JEFFREY.
r. c. Smith s. l.. C. Postcli, Clerk.
Solicitors for Petitioners. 2aug5