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Identification OF q Suacfdcs

The dead body found floating in the lake, At thc
foot OF Randolph street. On 1uesday has been re-
cocnixed as that Of Fritz Scegcr, Young
anan Of German parntage and Parassan
birth, who we until recently boarding Tifh
Modesto WndHburs. at No. Sc kina. street
Secg1, who IVES a photographer, came here ltom
Dubuque about month ago. and has Since haled
70 ln1 employment. lie WIS, from birth cripple.
no doubt Tended 10 induce the melancholy which
chnsacte1t7cd him. 4 Etate Of mind intensified r.
cehES W Git wan! Of employment and financial dil.
neoloea. Again and again hc expressed himself
Ms ,,,, ., NJ, earcr for the peaceful Ecst Or The
tIcsp pcrchs,Hc 10 dream" 10 hare been formed,
Ahd LII deliberate planH were without u1pp083tion
carried Into e9el Cn Saturday evening last he len
haA boarding honse and nm. secu no more until
d1uvn from The watex, where he fad Ni.ifnrIv iaid
down tie Asd burden Of his iite When liz 1sr his
clearinghouse, the following letter Waa found in
his room: "o'A 49,
"Mt. Modesto Nllderbu.E:
ASH: When reading ,his note you will aonh.
lefe believe that q fool w1itca to you. hot ba,np
able 10 live any longer in my present position, b.
tjop an idcs which Often occurred TO me. hop,
ihaf when you receive this letter my body viii be
corrke Win you Ifease put in the Tost ofce, With
tn two daye, ihc letter ~ch you will fsoive At The
| A. ior ny trunk, link ny parent, vii claim
h tss debt which oGPasss Fna srsasn zee you
.p.s-1f you should have my correspondents
viii, my rannte, the Ger1nan ianEuaee would be
nrrierrd This Is the address: Frederic Seeeer,
bo- <04. Dubuque, Ia
Tic podv nns fills identified. md the coroner 6
sury empanelled by Coroncs Wagner, Eetutnco
verdict Of deatL BY suicide,
, 1865-09-14
Chicago Qribn11c.
THE CITY,.

he 1srcnrb Dcneyoleut Society viii BE- held at ~
,'clock this evening, in The ROOMS Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, No. IS Methodist |
i,ock on the corner Of Clark and Washington
tncts All The mnmbc1s nse invited to attend
GOVERNMENT Sr1xuuts.-conectors Schneider On
Monday last ectxcd 12k boxer Of plug tobacco, IN
hc warehouse Of Rotbachlld & Adler. No Sssouth
baltimore without having undergone the necessary
inspection.
Jnr UFrrEp SERVICE C1un held an adjourned
meeting On Tucaday evening last In their rooms In
Crosby's Opera House. Forty eight new members
plal be open Tor The reception Of sisltor on each
Jutzdnv evening. The regular meetings for bus4-
ncss held on the 1zst Tuesday evening Of each
month.
NAfunG1os1Ax uoaE.--Ihe regular quarterly
meeting Of tho directors and officers of the Wanh-
inctoni1n Home Association Will be held at the
Homo, No. SO md S7s West Madison strcet, On
recently been placed % Ne building, contributed
by David Coo, md Mcssra. Heath q Milllgan-
PRACTICAL EprcAuox.-Young men arc advised
That thorough practical cduca'ton mas be Obtained
nj E,.ant l. ftratton's Chicago Business College,
IN as short time rs ii ie possible to impart it.
Young men may attend 10 their usual bustness
during the day and take the coufse In the erentu-s
dsnis e''~s~ - '1~" ot~N'
MYSTERIOUS D1aArEEAEAScE.-1hcrc I" strong
,,1be t,t,,o,ur or ,onnscTx. s,cnhcn Cbamberlain.
loHu a. ~ ,.... ~. ,.sn 11,.s1n- ~ ,h,.,e
sailor on Tue iakes' .'as o**h "ieenE Ut INV
months rsst, under ciicumttances whtcn po,nt
strongly 70 ths Suspicion tnai as has oecn aonay
dealt With. lie pouce WI te glaa 10 FccelFn my
information bearing On the sua,cct.
-.
MCvlcKER's THEATRE has recently beeo re-
,,olct,,d and 1,ow eou,ra,1.s faynru(Ay With the
0'.sss Waves ,t.e,f r,rcnt. ,n,v f..r1ess1y tatc
sh'ir c,t,5T1. ,hc,c the cntc,sin;asnts nroscnted
beng Of such character rs to b. morally uncxcro-
tionable, II parents should not wish their young
Ecjcps 10 rec Laugh when you csn," !" they can give
1itM, IT.. 1ickct, No rs, 10 Locke 4 Slceper's
dlcrr circle, whesr they .nay not only witness but
gladly 1alsc pass m, ''suitinsg the Suiness-'
tr,,m~7-chayacs Ealtcnhch. ESQ. OF the
f.m Of Eaitenlach & Co, hardware merchants,
v.s seriously iNn1cd yesterday morning, on West
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WANTED-Ag gents-For the
w LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by Hon.
JoeKPn L. HAakx1T, Commissioner Of Pensions Wash-
inston, DC. The oniy work fer Ehlch ": Lincoln
hi<eIf furnished al the material facts Of hts early
life. The most uatnrt, the most reliable and the
commenced over i've years ago, willis tho author, BE-
ing Commlsaoncr OF f.nsious officially related 70
the President during his cutito administration. nod
= addition to tht e5eysd nstonsl Intimacy xasSh
formation reaeEsd T. Esnds5 &c To5k u The hhest
innproveI md atEsosypsd a1eE. and contains ~ Of
Kryss,oaa and other scoeehes md ro1i acconns Of
scenes attendant upou his death. Instead OF
700 promised t sobScEthers 10 tho Prns-
pcctus Ii contains a:e, md Instead OF eight .7ay
ngs as was rrpmised ccnta!uB ten, ,whe superior
meciaplcal execution. and the original low price
maintained.
It scls ID good substantial blndin; at 500, and 10
Sheep library style, nt {5 less than Is charged sot
several stmffnf works written huyi1y to SELL and ID
contain oaly about half as much Eeadng matter a
BarTGtrs.
That the people appreciate this important worS !.
aviaenccd by the Gat thas ntasty Or quite 10G,U0u
copies have BEEN subscribed foF In four MOnths-
Exclusive territory EtanteI% and liberal terms oer
3D. Adaress C. F. VENT CO.. Oh Dearborn st.. Chi
raro iii u69I.
, 1865-09-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

Dentistry.-The numerous friends OF pr. Fny
will be pleased 10 learn that he has returned from
his vieft to the South, md ia Ut his 'char" ready
ciated with Or. Marsh, No. e5 Washington street
Notice.--The Boarding House Register for The
Eastman National Business College will be opened
Thu,edsy, thc 14th inst, at the College oalce, Me-
tlopplItan Hall Those who can accommodate
students will plense call md give name. nnmoes
ind street H.A. Hc1soS, Secretary.
ee14u741.tt
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Stolen.

GTOLEN-From the subscriber on
~ ths ~ Inst y Open buggy, black body. grecn
running Wufka with ted stripe. liberal rew1-1 WIN
be paid for the recovery Of The kame bp J. E. FISH,
Livery md Sale Stable al South C1szS.st, Chicago.
, 1865-09-14
3tuSt.

r OST-A Small Boy, Is years oil.
iaEs ia s1u tiuce which time he has ben heard
rcm He was dreaset IN dark greer Jacket. whlie lin-
Ansco-{s Swccc. Any one Who can gigs lnsorma-
tcu whefe he can be found wtll oellce h.a aI.ctei
Webs:er knows anything about him sho viii please
let hts f4theF fnoW. nsl
, 1865-09-14

CnmclIa Balm and Bloom Of tl.e
Uanask Rose, for Identifying and 1tdladrg the
complexion. a superlatively elegant preparation
For eae everywhere.
auf0h21a6-sat III "a Tu
Cra1nnpton,% Strawberry Balsnm -
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d / e d q

In War;. 8lass The 9Th Inst, st the residence q
bis so1-ln-1aw. G. II. Gilbert. AF. HOSEA HOohtls
OF thls city, aged r ycars.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
kew York Independeat's Quotallons.

NEW Ton, Wednesday Eye. Sept.J
Tbe Kew York independently quotations are as fol
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p1arrhca, Dxsentery, sun1mes ,'an E,es,,a!. GS1'.
tDenne Plau.." Sold BY all DIuegists.
, 1865-09-14
.To1illD.

FOUND-A sum of money. The
l. owuer have the same BY proving property md
paytEE Tor this advertisement. Apply NJ the ocscE 1&S
/ axe street se!tnT51-lt
, 1865-09-14
INantfD==31artnerships.


Neutrality-suspicious. with
some gentleman OF refinement, with Il rtesy to
the future. Must not be under thirty. wtdower
with children preferred. AdGrrs5 Mis-. BELL ASuEIs-
son, Post Office, Chicago, Ill. nIa.
, 1865-09-14

EOUND-T c ct h-Near Cottage
L Grove. m uncer sctt Of Teeth. yrlcanitc. Nrs,
FAY q MARSH, Dentists, So Washington st. ain
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Neutrality-suspicious.
w rrrferrcd) TO earn {oD1 per month. Conc to
Room ID. Nc. 1d7 south Clark street. Capital from
d a.Gdt MA nfYee chatre for inflammation. NtSQ
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Gus thronE g,acing the Police Court yesterday
morning was one Matthew Carl, couutyman Of
Tcu,onie extraction, who came up to answcs 10 the
general charge Of ,nsrancy. Matthew certainly ap
Na,cd 10 poor advantage, his external appearance
The grind charge made acnintt him. From the
clown OF hle head down 10 the sols Of his feet be
presented most piti!ul 1ppearancc. 4 ragged
F1iu,cd htx makeup Yet two weeks aco when the
2ccured ca1nt to ChscaEo, he po-sesscd IN une1-
crptionsb.e suit OF broadclo'h aud OUa in cr1ent
tunds. .Gumbl!ng-thc ATTRACTIONS of the tnto table
-rrdnced Ills pile to <acuisx and 1netasnosphosed
his :. goodlie " clothing 10 tags The Justice al-
1niuistcrrd 10 The s1nlncky wight a sound 1ebuke
for his folly, supporting the advice By sending Mat
1hews 10 fbc Br1oewell for ninety days aud dutns
him <5U md coftf the hitter punishment Of course
si1npiy consisting Of pnc hundred and three days ot
additional imprisonment, the prisoner possessing
nu1e Of tais worlds funds.
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n, II tt fnnrtuop n n Rev
~ ~ WcttriinEvh + n Seu.rt IT I. p fitis @'e''
II ~ ~ a.:sIst;o1, II ~ ~ = fE,sc il +, Rer
Wa,1en Ii. Roberts s Il Tfeat. ". II. DcWoIi
n,shan ~ I, Il iiev' = n III WoTi.a1' b II 1eT- Mr.
Mn nn,,e.f - ''''' '"se''>@' 1"' 49, ~.N'1'
inr ~, T.en;ebaa nne trose-Hav cbar,os T chancr.
ssmnn1 iNiIEersnn N'''s - S-~''
Thn t1.hnr, .hs, ,,,,,+.d .be fo1,o.r;,, fnxrar
~ " nr D nIartg,r ae4 APA'A'1 s1' 'oo"1s AAp~S
'o15 IL VI S,.nd;o.- ro,,,,,,,a.s.
fo' .'Auons eo1A4
Ee77fN foAs. Lay Fo'eS.
Rev. James ". Coe- Rev. C. Brace.
". Bacon James Clarke-
For Deputies to the General Convention:
fHcr;oI Iot<a Lgv Eotes
ro,- II Q T1,.,.ss Tor IT - t.sa-s
f.e'; Il; un nMo'es' 1er,tac, -, =. r,r.a,S.
r the ,,taet,ni ,aeE E3sen,,s, c,or,h
foa @ ~ ~ 1sI;,a;, ~ en1'su
Cirttt!A lGtS. :, 40v stx.s.
Res. T. y. Mitchell, ises. Asnry ". WOODS,
L. \. Chene1y. Saason 1ouns;
On lay CcEttdtates--hev. ~. lonen, Mex: Df.
1scEullough, Rcy. james ". Coe Lion. ,. IL lfeaa
A,nlicat3ons for aduse!op to the CQnrcntion were
,he1, yeyed rom fra churches and referred to the
snu-nn1;nfe Committees.
-r,e. .,n-,r.1 c,, rsr,-nc
u~. ~nonsI' 1.s.. =. ..aa. ~ r n
MEcelaheols 9us1niae 1eans ~ 1uI ~. ~ a.,1 -. G
Otis. Of Trinity Chn1en' Inaeaso, afu7o e1o sF"As
Go folloNE: u, .,,. f,o,.
rise for lhe purpose o. pfesenns ~ Li3 LII G " .
vcnt:on n1t'er o. great !iuPoftanN, Hasa - -
aIisen SINCE the last Consenuon-a aEs ~ sc,,iS
Isortcnt. that hold tnat tGls EVaseutua sn .,a
act upon prior 70 ~ osast - conccrns tb
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IIIautfn==Situattnlts.

" ANTED -Situation-By q
w yoCns nen Of business experience and ataEalnt-
ance In the city IS Clerk tn some Wholesale retain
hopse. Wholesale GrocesJ preferred. Addstss .tG
" F." LIZ Wet MashIugton strret. e3:uT13Jt
, 1865-09-14

OCR Cr1x TAHKs.-Thc decision on the merits Of
The respective plans presented for the improve
u,cnt OF Union End Lincoln Fnrkf. was not arrived
at yesterday. Tue aNurd viii probably be made st
= o'clock 1Als af1cIuoou.
Nc omitted u mention sesterday the plan for The
Esp., Of The Public Works department. It II =
very good plan, and will com1karr tasolahly with
lie Others prrtcutGd II WIS overlooked by OH To-
p1.tc- On TucsdaY.
, 1865-09-14

NAsuNGros1Ax uoHE--The regular quarterly
meeting Of tho directors and officers Of the Wanh-
tnctoni1n Home Association Will be held at the
Homo, No. SO xnd ST. West Madison strcet, On
Thursday exc, Sept: l4tht A handsome sign has
by David Cocy md Mcsgra, Heath d MUligan.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23
GEN. LOGAN ACCEPTS THE MEXICAN MISSION.
Immense Revenue Frauds.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE trial Of
Capt. Petit, artillery officer at Alexan-
dria. charged with cruelty to prisoners.
is 10 progress. The testimony, thus far,
is strong in support of the charge.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Herald's
Toronto special, Of the 18th. says
"There was intense excitement yester-
day, The Government placed troops al
the disposal of the Mayor, and informed
him of a probable early attack on the
city. Col. Lowry's house was pelted
with brickbats on Tuesday night. The
horses of the Royal Artillery were har'
messed and held in readiness. Many dis.
charged America soldiers are in the city.
An attack is nightly looked for. Late 10
the evening the excitement somewhat
subsidized. The troops are still under
arms, and patrol out. Hon. D. Archy
McGee, in a speech at Montreal, last
night, denounced the Fenians as ROSTER.
ers. Speaking of the ANTICIPATED inva-
sion, be said To the banks would be
the cry Of one; set fire to the converts Of
the other; the object Of both is plumber
and outrage"
A gentleman has arrived in Washing.
ton, from Mexico, who says hat on bis
way from Tobasco to New York, he met
an agent Of Macmillan, who stated that
the affairs were nearly 10 extremes for
the lmpeIialists; that no reported 1mper-
islist victory brought any substantial re-
suit; that the war against the Liberals
was very costly, because supplies could
not be drawn from the rural districts.
Maximilian's agent further added be
had been dispatched by Macmillan to
France, to ask for one hundred million
dollars and forty thousand troops. Fail
ing TO receive these, the French must
shortly evacuate Mexico. Macmillan
was paying a visit to Yucatan. He has
removed his personal effects to that point
as a safe place tic set sail in case the city
Of Mexico had to be abandoned.
The Emperor was shipping a good
deal Of specie to Europe. The action Of
this Government it is said will hasten
events on the part Of Macmillan.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Tribune's
Washington special says, the Govern
ment has decided to appoint female de-
t~ectives TO search women. Several are
extensively engaged in smuggling silk,
laces and furs from Canada over to the
Grand Trunk Railroad. 1t is believed
Buffalo is the main depository for these
goods.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Worlds
special says Gen. Duff Green is not dead
as reported, but alive and well at Wash
ington.
Governor Curtin. of Pennsylvania, is
recovering
W~AsHISGroS. Nov. i7.-An appliea-
ton to the Navy Department in behalf Of
the Russian and American Overland
Telegraph Company. for a vessel to sid
in laying a cable across Behring's Straits,
was refused on the ground Of being g pri-
vate enterprise.
New YoRK. Nov. 17.-AdVices from
Norant Bay to the 10Th, report several
rebels condemned 10 death ard TIE cor-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

plete crushing out Of the rebellion. Tb'
entire road from Sang Cay to Morchion
al Bay, eight miles. is strewn so thicl
with dead bodies as to render the road
impossible.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Mr. Burlipg'
ham, U. s. Minister to China has been in
consultation with the President, and will
soon return to China.
New York, Nov. 17.--Gens. Scho.
field and Kirby, on one years leave,
sailed for Europe yesterday. III LN
The Commercials Washington letter
says President has recently decided to
issue %rations to the suffering freedmen in
the Southern States during the coming
winter, and also the destitute whites.
The President has recently declared that
the freedmen should be protected in their
rights to settle on the public lands in
Florida and Texas.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia Virginia
correspondent says, that all the Con-
gressmen elect, except Stuart and Con.
rad, will take the test oath without scru.
pie. 1t is doubtful as to these two.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Manhattan. from Very Cruz the 7th and
Havana the 18th, has arrived.
The steamship Edinburgh has also ar
rived. Her news is anticipated.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 17.-Messrs.
Fuller, Harris. Watkins and Clark are
elected TO Congress.
Richmond papers say Kirby Smith
took the amnesty oath at Lynch
burg.
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Jamaica
correspondent Of the Herald gives full
details of the recent naval encounter be.
tween the Bulldog and Voldange, the
rebel Haytien steamer, terminating as
heretofore reported.
The Russian, French. Belgian. Ham
burg and Ogdensdurg Consuls and fifty
other persons of all nations were convey
ed to the United States steamer De Soto,
Captain Walker, which steamed with
them out of danger.
The Bulldog had fired on the town all
day. and then begged Capt. Walker to
tow him off. Walker declined any as.
sistance, except to take the wounded
aboard, which was done. One officer
and two men were killed. and fifteen
wounded.
The people are much ~exasperated a,
the conduct of the British command
or.
New YoRk, Nov. 1.-THE Posts
says the Government has res'or
ed the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
with all its rolling stock at long
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Gen How
ard returns to Washington to morrow.
Gen. Logan has signiGed his accept
of the mission to Moxico.
New YORK, Nov. 1o-Thc Times
Washington special says it is decided
that deeds of conveyance from a State
Bank Association to a National are sub
Jet to similar stamps as for The convey
ance of real estate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l8.-Nearly all
he annuities to the Indian tribes have
been paid off.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

Col w. S. Hawkins, a Colonel 10 the
late Confederate army, a gifted poet and
a gallant soldier, died in Nashville on
the 7th.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

Gen. Thomas strongly disapProves the
action of the military commission in its
acuuittal Of Emerson E~theridge. He says
the evidence and findings clearly estab-
lished the guilt of the accused, but in
consideration Of the close of the war, he
ordered the release of the accused.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

The letter which has been gong the
rounds of the press. and purporting to
have been written by the lsmented Bish-
op Polk. is a forgery.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

Capt. John G. Guthrie, of South Caro-
lima; is the only officer Of the Conieder>
ate navy yet %pardoned.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23
Valuable Land for Rent.

r WILL rent two tracts of valuable Cotton Lard
in Madison county, twelve miles north of Can
ton, on Doak's creek, each tract containing three
hundred or more acres Of good tillnble land, Wit
comfortable Dwelling houses, Clubhouse, Stable
and all necessary ont houses.
will rent them separately or together \ large
portion of the land is fresh Doak's creek bottom,
and as good cotton land as can be found in tie
county. If early application T. made, Corn. Meat,
Fodder and Mules, aud other stoek can DC Md On
the premises. BEN MAHHUDLh.
Nov lG, 2w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

The Memphis papers are greatly horrl'
fed by the rotting remains of a negro
woman left unburied in that city, on ac-
count of a conflict Of opinion between the
city and the Freedmen's Bureau as tC
who should perform that duty.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

Professor John II. Hewitt, a we'll
known author and musical composer, has
assumed editorial control Of the Baltimore
Sunday Press.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

The Toronto Leader announces the
discovery of a Fenian plot TO plumber
tie canadian banks.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
szasaarFf s
AT18sssstSstTf 49,
". o., j. 4 q. N. R. Is

Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at = P. NJ,
aud arrive at Canton the next day Ht l2-3O p. ".
Returning, will leave Canton on Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday at ll-l5 4. Nj, and nyriye ut
New Orleans the next day at 9 A. NJ.
Ry this schedule. cl1se counectians are male
with the Mississippi Genital and southern Railroad
at Canton and Jackson.
Freight trains vii run as heretofore.
b. II. GREENE, ASH Sup't Il Eng'r.
Nov. rs. If,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23
NJ ETROPOLITAN RECOR d
IOHN EDITOR 4 PRoPRIEroT
Omce AS RrOOme Street.

JOftN EDITOR q IHOfIlETOH.
Omce 44S BrOOme Street.
THE RECORD AND INDICATOR Is
l. published once a week, and contains
eighty columns of political news, editorial matter,
aud varied and interesting reading. It aims to be
a truthful and answering exponent of State Rights,
and is ~infexibly opposed to the anti Democratic
policy of consolidation. Believing that popular
freedom in this Republic is dependent upon State
Sovereignty. II is at war with all despotic encroach.
mrnts upon the rights of the people. II shall new
er cease tn advocate the supremacy of the Civil An.
thority, and to denounce and condemn the preteD-
sions and usurpations of the Military Power.
In the future, as in the past, the Record viii be
the faithful advocate Of Democratic principles. 1t
is true that the recent event, brought about by IA
natical interference with the rights of States and by
an intolerance of The Constitution and laws made in
accordance there with. have caused a temporary rev.
%olutiOn; but the principles OF l776 are only sent in
allegiance, and will, we believe, he reasserted
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to learn from experience that the lessons and teach
ings Of the great statesmen who founded this Repub.
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Government derives its just powers from the con-
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The Record and Vindicator shall continue as ii
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

RATIONs FOR THE FREEDMEN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23
N d II H .

MADISON county Miss. near Camden, the
WI subscriber has a large lot of fresh ginncd
Cotton Seed for sale, at one dollar per hnshel.
Nov l6, st JOHN Il. JONES.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

A couplete assortment Of QUEENswARE
n and GLASSWARE. Just received and
for sale by t. J. RICHARDS.
Aug. IL.
On BBLS. BEST OLD MuNONGAHELA
~ WHISKY, iust rsosiyed and for sale
BY TT. RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

Washington News and Gossip.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

The Negroes at Fort Smith.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

W. II. CLEMENTS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

NEWS FROM A z A N 8 A g.
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THE FEHIANS In CANADA.
THE EXCITEMENT In TORONTO,
An ATTACK HOURLYEIPECTE

Important News from Mexico.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-23

CRUEL TREATMENT BY INDIANS.
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THE IMPERIALIsTs RESPONDENT

WILL PROBABLY EVACUATE MEXICO.
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