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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29
The Republicans Do Not AL Abuse Us.

We are glad to seethst Republican
newspaper here and there is taking the
sober second thought, and is now willing
to do the South justice, as far as kind
word can do her justice, il no further
The New York Times, whose chief editors
are Thurlow Weed aud Henry j. Ray.
moud, and who have heretofore cherish.
ed a most ineff2ble contempt for the poor
white trash of the South" comes around
with the following:
I'VE have taken occasion more than
once TO express our admiration OF the
manly and courageous manner in which
the people Of the South accept the results
Of the recent war. We doubt il any psrsl-
lei can be found for it in history. They
have been terribly scourged and beaten
in a war they themselves commenced.
They have lost property, population,
pride, hope-all that great communities
hold dear-but they have not lost their
manliness. their practical wisdom nor their
fortiude under calamity. They do not
moan for pity like defeated Hungsrians,
nor couspire like conquered Frenchmen.
nor swear like beaten Irish. They accept
their fate with self reliant resignation. and
at once proceed. with 6rmness and ss>
gscity, to make the beat Of their new con-
dition. The war has taught them wis.
dom, and they are not above prOfliDg BY
its lessons"
That will do very well for beginning;
Il they will keep it up. and encourage
their Radical contemporaries to express
occasionally the same just and nu,nful
sentiments. We shall oil get along more
comfortably together than we can il we
are still to be denounced as traitors and
cutthros.s. = Piektburg Herald.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29

hat we learn. seem TO think that they are
p laciDg their employers under great obi
ga tions to remain with them. Others refuse
to be employed at any regular 6eld labor,
and not one, so far as We can learn, will
talk upon the subject Of being employed
for another year. Thus The case stands,
and yet il The present ruined condition
OF plantations. man who expects to do
anything in the way of making full crop
next year. should be now engaged in re.
pairing fences and fixing up generally.
We have very little or no confidence in
being able to supply the place Of black
with white labor. at least for some years
to come; and, in fact, We very much doubt
whether, at any time, cotton. sugar. rice
and tobacco can be successfully raised in
large quantities by white labor. Be this
as it may. one thing is certain, that for
the present we must depend upon black
labor, and unless it can be successfully
used and more imnaediately-willingly if
possible, but forcibly if need be-by ope
rration of law. this country will not be Il
to live in, and both races, white and black,
will be irretrievably ruined. Our hope is
in the wisdom, sagacity and patriotism of
the Legislature. We trust we do not
hope in vain.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29

Wendell Phillips DccInTes ihc sonsh
YictoriOus-----Mr. JOHNSON CT rec-
Fourshs Rebrl'---Gcn. Banks ~ Va
grant mOunlebank---Ihc Republican
ParU Buried.
Boston. Der. 18-Wendell Phillips
delivered lecture before the Boston fra
ternity last night. The lecture attracted
large and enthusiastic audience. Its
title was "The South Victorious" Mr..
Phillips said that President johnson in
his speech to the delegates that waited on
him from South Carolina, and appealed
to him for protection against Congress.
and the harsh spirit Of the Northern
States, had ranged himself with the half
converted rebels, and made himself three
quarters of a rebel, in order that the
febels themselves might be one.quarter
Union. Maj. Gen. Banks. he denounced
as vagrant mountebank. laden with the
curses of every man in Louisiana and
Massachusetts, and yet Massachusetts
men were going to send him 10 Congress.
Mr.. Phillips, speaking OF the indorsemeht
Of the President BY various Republican
State Conventions, said The Republi.
can party does not exisl-there is spec
tire walking over the country in its shroud;
but there is no such party. II has not
existed since the Baltimore Convention,
when it was buried in the will of Abra
ham Lincoln. l deny the existence Of
any political force entitled to the name Of
Republican party. Mr.. Phillips is adj
vertised to repeat the lecture at the Coop
er Institute, New York, next week.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29
Sherif's Sale.
Mary Herndon. Guardian, &c.,l
VS. FL, IA
Estota Iawaon y Henderson

Mary u deruuOn, UunArulau, &c,
VS. Fl. IA.
Estate Lawson Henderson.
DY virtue of the above stated writ to me direct
ID ed from the Honorable Probate Court of Mad.
is0n county, will sell at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder for cash. before the Court house door
in the town of Canton, on the first Monday OF De-
cemher, 1885 it beng the 4th day Of said month.
the following property to.wt: Lots and 2, square
No md residence in Canton, N w S Section
ls. N E / and S Section H. E Section 49, seven
acres off S W corner of f 4 and one acre off S +
corner of w and S !, less 20 acres out Of N +
corner Sc. 80, all in Township g. Range West.
.. ecres Of N end of W N aud E.Nw
less 2z-aores out of 3 end, " of W SECTION ii,
Township g, Range West, W ard S Sec. 25,
rs, RI West. f of f ! Sec 26, rs, re- West.
N Ell aud E3 N " /, lying Z of diagonal line, and
W 8 and Of = is W 4 Sec. S. 7 8 Il
AVN and va s E / See. SO Ts, r W, esti.
mated at 1850 acres, more less, levied an as the
property of estate Lawson F. Henderson. and will
be sold to satisfy the above stated and all cost
Sale to take place within the hours prescribed by
law.
]. T. SEMMES,
Sheriff of Madison County.
October %, '65. I'M.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29
TnIyrs Ourpoxx.-ws learn that

TRAVIS OurDoNE.-We learn that a
shooting match was made up in Macon.
Ca. q few days ago. between Col French
WoodeIl Of the U. s. A., and the great
cbampiop Of The art of rife and pistol
shooting. Captain Travis, in which Col.
WoodsI came off victor. The Captain
must look out, or he will lose bis laurel
VieEsJurq Hsrolds,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29

TEA CULTURE IN GEORGIA. man
who has been raising tes ss an experi-
meDt since 1850, writes to the Savannah
Herald that the most of bis plants grow
finely, that bis tea is Of good quality and
that the plants will do quite as well in
Georgia as in their native country.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29

RETURN OF ARMs.-Gen. Sheridan has
directed the return to their owners of all
arms. guns, pistols, rifles. sword canes,
&C.. which were delivered up under or
der of Gen. Butler, or subsequently,.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29
R AR DING.

NTRs. KirKPATHlCK takes this method to in
lYI form he public that she il prepared to &C.
commodate EoARDERS, with or without lodging.
Oct. %, 1868. Its
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29
METROPOLITAN ECoRI

NJ E TROP Titan ECOR ID
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mens upon the rights Of the people. 1t shall nev.
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N o &c E.,

TO ROAD OVERSEERS.
THE attention of the road overseers in
l. this county, is called to the following or.
deTmade by the Board Of Police at the Octo-
Der meeting ofthe Board
Ordered that all 0verseers Of Roads in this
county be required to work their roads with
the hands ALLOTTED to them, without DELAY,
aud TO make report to the Board of Police on
the third Monday in November next
ED. WARD, Clerk.
oct. 22-3t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29
MUSICi MUSICi,

TIME latest fashionable and most popular
i Music, Vocal and Instrumental always
for sale at CASSELL Il BAUGHN'S.
October 20, '65. IT,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29
= II ID 4. u n ,

EROM my plantation, SIX miles Northwest
IL of Canton, one mouse colored mare
Mule, medium size, about six years old,
branded on the left shoulder with G. G., and
just under this, is n brand of a large b.
Also medium sized light colored bay
horse Mule, branded on the left shoulder G.
c.
Any information leading TO the recovery
of said Mules will be literally rev arded.
GREEN COLEMAN.
Oct 10, 1865. At.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29

TX BBLS. FINE PULvERIzED SUGAR
Lei Just received and for sale by
TT. RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-29
Mastering out of Generals.

General Grant recommends The mus
tering out of all Major Generals and Brig.
adler Generals in the volunteers. except
those disabled in the service.
Proposed Increase Of the Regular
Army.
Leading Generals, including General
Grant, are 10 favor of increasing the reg.
ular army to $4,000 men.
Secretary Stanton favors the plan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

oEv1r1 GIN AqklDqrlQo
s'rsss q - xsa1, Stesf
- Pissus. 1S16ISl ~ ~ . CAsases
Asssss. Isllsw R<vs1 s6.ss - Aa.e -.
0sss fkrssA Di0s1as 1rsalkiaG. fs,isve1 -
zssssvaassA3 y AeAsaT'A ~ 1sllsf
PSAs tsssauGly SsnssS1; snssses. iaan.ssDs,.
pnalnrSouo o. Infectious d1Guno r6UUnoG1 II
exteeuieseed. Ths vssk, Nsels I'D serves O.
:sotse = :,sssSns .ssssf ~, -
- viii q asss goed, euss noee ssaolatnls, ~
1eep ~ seeunac6 more cleas cod healthy. tken
1loPeat 6et1l olhse nsdieioes - ti1eesla ~
o. epplino1iea exteGaal)y. - fav deeoa -.
- iaAeSaelly, Wi1 instantly tsoe ~ ~ No. mn
NE 6oet viOleut nd tefrioos tAias, - Ssoouke
ehe Week, feeble ana prostsated ffamo 10 ooruaeth
81 visor. pOwRt COMPLAINTS. -,
LOo6eneeo, dlofSAsa.S eAuo06a- 665Sao. q tnih.
NalliIeAaress efea ~ ASUsls, - saspesa s o
q - mAoa6sA b taking Raauav's neede nsllef.
10 cosgestion o. in1s9saion, % ueakneSs selas.
oitude will follow the ~ os the \. 4 nelisk.
E AC3R0 AND RAluA .f
IN hesdaeAa, ahe>Aes sick q aerveas: rAsu.
natism. lumbo(o. p8ips AAd Weskns6a II ~ taok
epins o. tidneys, p1lse ssv6n1 ~ liv6f. pl6a5i.
~, swelling OF H. joints, painD = ~ 6eoeAI
feartbnrn. ard pAips Of III kinda. 3. luay'o
RtaAy RAll<f Wfl4 NJ imUodiaoe s1be. ~ 1ss
eeusi1ueA uss ~ . ~ aays e0see 49, sassGs
care. ealdtg Drpeoists. ed = No. u lai1sa
Lane. n. r. spill dtw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

New YoRk, Oct. 2l.-Files of late West
India papers furnish us additional details
Of the terrific hurricane heretofore noticed
in our columns. which swept over some Of
these islands on the 9Th of last month";
In Guadalupe il was particularly severe.
Houses were lifted from the ground and
blown in fragments to considerable distance
and the cir vas filled with the flying de-
bris. In one town . hospital was blown
down and all its inmates killed OF wounded.
Between two and three hundred persons
altogether, we're killed. The crops OF the
Island were entirely destroyed. Scarcely
tree was left standing, and it is supposed
msny vessels we're stranded or sunk.
A melancholy affair occurred IN British
Guineau on the 10Th Of last month. A par
II Of several gentlemen lett Georgetown on
the 18th Of Sept. to visit the Penad set
Element Of the colony and on their return
two boats carrying number Of the excur-
sionists undertook to 60 over the Falls in
the Massorailla river. One boat passed
them in safety, but the other became un.
governable, and out Of twenty one persons
on board, nine, including the Captain we're
saved.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
The Heralds special says: The ecretsry
Of the Treasury has decided to receive de-
posts of gold and issue certificates payable
on demand in gold. These gold notes will
be receivable for customs and will be largely
used in adjusting balances in New York.
Fears Of negro instructions have been
brought to notice. These fears are ground
less. but an eye will be doubtless kept on
the matter
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
81 WAS BALD TEN YEARS."

Certificate fton Levi Jadd, with Hollister /
Wilma. CHICAGO, Sept, Il. 1065
A. u. DsIlsnr-Dear Sir: lhsve been bald for
10 years, and had given up al hopes Of ever hav-
thoughtlt almost impossible. After using your
Lustral : short time, my hair commenced grow
ing. and 10 now quite thick. an fully convisc-
ed that the Lustt the only article tnst Will re-
store the Hair. am with the we'll known firm
Of HOLSTER wilkins. C.spss Hall, l35 and le7
Lake street. where can u seen % any time "
all who wish to see The wonderful effects Of ne
world renowned Lus.ral. LEVI Juno,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
Ba0INNEvv ELLIS

D9oINNEWEnsl.
80 The claims for this valuable
-. Family pm are beyond
that Of any other in use. test Of them will not
only prove this. bat the greater Of GRfrfxa
which has heretofore been called CHARACTER. The
ECLECTIC Pills never require over TWO, aud
seldom but oNs far the dose. act on the bowels
without the sLIGmrEsr 0RiPIN0, q point Of great
sst Importance, particularly in
Chron1c COa~tlpalioa,
For which take Hlngle PIN every, or every
eeher night. Thew never produce debility and
Cure Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Head Ache, Liver
snS kidney Complaint Piles, Worms, Loss Of
Or Impurities OF tbs Blood. Loss Of appetite.
enc -. arrangements Of the Bowels or Stomach.
:. sold BY all Wholesale and retail dealers in
Medioipe
Jsha l.. Dosnnewell, Proprietor.
Practical Chemist. Commercial Wharf,
Boston, Mass.
Physicians. or Dealers supplied in BuLx For
mula and full Testimonials 10 this GRsAr ALONE |
DEgLOrMrxf sent on demand
NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
badness
BALDN ESS
FIFTEEN YEARS STANDING {!
CURED By THE USE OF
a. N. Delights
CELEBRATED
SPANISH LUSTRAL.
REID TINE PROOF.
II Vas Bald for Fifteen Years."
II was Bald for Fifteen Years."

Certificate from Scion Cummins, arm of Cum
minis / King, Commission Merchants, IL South
Water st. CHICAGO, Oct 10. 1865.
A. N. URLIsBf-Dear Sir: am now IS years
Of age have been entirely bald for Is years,
and being 30 advanced in years had given up oil
hopes OF eve. having my hair restored, but, A.
TER USING YnuR IusfRAL FEW MONTHS my hair
commenced growing nicely. MD Il now oUrrs
rnSck. am satisfied that the Lustrsl 10 the only
heads. SoLO1 CUnnua
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Rest, Health, and Comfort to
Mother and Child.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. softens tine gums, reduces
inflammation, allays oil pain. and cures wind collie
Perfectly safe IN all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice, uor the preiud ces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child ano
the relief that will be sure-ycs, absolutely sure
to follow 1.-THE use Of this medicine if timely
used
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
Hair Restored In Six Months,

Certificate from L. H. Porter, Commission Ner-
chant, 2S3 Kinxie street.
Chicago. Oct. Is, 1865.
A. n DRlIgHr-Six months ago my head ~
A SMOOTH AZ rHs PALM OF NJ HAND. am over -
years Of age, and never thought Of hsvisg my
hair restored. Bv the rec0mmen0ati0n Of .
friend commenced using your Spanish Lustral..
After using one bottle saw it, good effects, aud
now. aftef us az three, nAvB ~ xbCa nnAD o.
nArR 40 AIT 0Hs NEED was voa. cheeriuliy REC
ommend your Lnstral TO al bsld headed people
and adviae them 10 try IT. and BE- benefited -
have been. +. h. Posrnn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

(Pateat applied for June seth, lees9 aisa
A. EsAgs end RaaaAnan Pocaus !I1o-GuuGoa
for Ne poor man. 4 decided uaique 81 voA-
desfal ssSelsy, Correesly csnssfucssd . tAG
moss appfOvsd sasxsu9c 'panessass, 80 49,
ts.ses . ss.oss solAa smss NTH $1,000 -
fal than the most costly and elaborate fias- keep
" ~ moAssn oaa1ac1uro. h nsves 60 =
wrsse. ~ ssssies - ~" - wsslisg sp.-
Never russ down cad esa sever b - }ss1 ~
to- skcs. Il 70 . most rsmarkable article. just
intrcduced into this country from Bussps, WAsrs
tits protested BY "Rbysl Lsssees R1mf" Pssso
Tor = eiagl@ one. with plsis - faAey White
Disls. with Gold Or silver Oft Cass, only q,
Ssns. pess4ee ped, - asy part II ~ sounts3 |,
On recipe q psice. - ~
~ DELANERg CO.
asg3S-1w a ~ - ~ NeoeAWs1 nv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
ps1ce, only % cents . Bottle.
The Flsreses Nlghtengale
u he Nursery.
A DENErACFREss.

There 10 woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated. in our mind, with
the ~ ankee," Qusck, !" and "Humbug." But
| II IL 80 no longer and We desee TO wrest Der
| name from all such suspicious association in oil
other minds. Whatever notions we mey have Of
womHniy delicacy and propriety, we will admit
| that woman alone IL the Nurse the good Nurse
the bssf Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
Physicians or not, is 4 question which mus DC
decided by time and principle and not as mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudice, caprice and cue
rom NAV ~ well behave themselves. for II there
Is really wat. there will also be npply ii
there DC calling" there will be coming.
Nature and human society are always self suppl
ing, aud though Art and Fashion may hinder.
they cannot prevent
He,nea Nor DIES she prescribe regimen Tor
vour wives; but nodestly appears AS resseb
scI of h alth and happiness to your INFANTS 10
the cradle. Is there anything improper ~ mat maj,
say what is or is not good for babe. and ought
to be listened to. God speed her on humble but
happy mission She is the most successful phys-
cian and most eiiectus benefsctress our tie one
ever enjoyed--her do'ing parents rot expected.
J ust open the door for her, and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. OF this we are so sure, that We
will terch our /" Suss" TO sdv "A BLEssiNG
MIS- WlxsLow"-for helping her to survive and
escape gripping. coiicking and teething siege =
We confirm every word set forth in the PRosPsc
rus. II performs precisely what it Processes u
perform, every part of it-nothing less. Away
your Cordial. ''Fsregoric, Drops" 'Lauda
num- and every other Narcotic. ny which the
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething." II we had the
power, We would make her, - she is, physical
savior to the Infant Rase.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Prepered only by A. y. DELIGHT, q his
Hair Dressing saloon, corner Clark I Lake 49,,
Chicago.
Chicago, Il Nanufacturers' prices, to whom I'll
orders should be addressed; SnIrn 1 DwYsa,
CO, ner Lake aad Dearborn SITS; y, RNnAs 4 VAN
rcuAAcx, l6 Lake IT.; FULLss. Frsca 1 FuLLsR,
y Market a.; }. h. RssD Co, 81 Laksst.; and
I'll the principal Druggists in Chicago sell the
spenis6 l.astrsi. -. 3.
containing his written signature and portrait on
ooch bottle. Octls d thurAsaelm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Hev. Df, IIuH1y u Osue0 II. Bel Cnu8o0s C8I-
cagO, says:
CHlcAso. April I, 1865.
NJ DRl1G1f@l hove used I'm xfeat saaisfac-
tioa and benefit Dvfaaaf'e TpAxisa LuBrSAl for
two years past, and have fonnd il valuable pre-
pafatea TO prevent The falling out Of the hAtr. ~
it, application hiss, moreover. frequently rslsev-
ed severe headache. Mrs. T,ffsuy joins with ne
in commendiag the Lustral as in IN respects the
best dressiug tbf she hair ne ho ever esed.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

CAIRO, Oct. 20.
The trial of Emerson Etheridge opened
yesterday. He submitted his case without
argument, and is confident of acquittal, ex-
cept in an unimportant charge, to which he
pleads guilty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

We hevs put up and sold this article for over
~ years. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE and
TRUTH Of Il What We hsvs never been sble 70
eay - any other medi~ine-NEvER HAN RI
tA!LED In a SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT
A CURE. when timely ussd. Never did ~
keew IN instance Of dissstisfsctiop By any ono
who used IL. On the contrary. ell are delighted
with its opsratioas, and speak 10 terms Of CON-
mendation Of ite magical effects and medical vir-
tines. We speak In this matter WHAT WE DO
KNOW" alter - years expsriencs AND
PLED0E DUB REPUTATION fOR THE Full
FILhENr " WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
IN almost every instance where the infant il suf
!ering from pain esd exhaustion. relief will be
found IN hnsen minutes after the syrup 10 ad-
ministsrsd.
Pull directions Tor using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-s mile Of
CURTIS 4 PERKINS. New York, 10 on - out
side wrapper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
New YORK. Oct. q

Gold is without material change The
expectation that foreign firms may purchase
gold to remit balance under pressure of high
rate interest at London, help to sustain the
quotations AS yet, however, We hear Of no
important transactions Of that character
Quotations opened at 146t. dropped to l46
and recovered the again.