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detruise Ia maladie sans consumer les
malades. &c proefde. applique }ayec
intelligence ct attention, a parfaite-
ment reussi dfja. QUAINT au SQUIRE. il
hut renoncer absolument ason emp'oi,
ca est tres nuisible a arorausor. ! ~. i.
Skur faire uue conserve d'oignous,, !,
pelez.lS jusqu'a &C qp'ils soient blancs;
verse; sur eux un melange d'eau bouil-
liant ct d'eau f5Nauont salee :, laissez-
les dams ce liqnide pendant "a leures
ct couvrez hermetiquement To- vase
qui les content atm que Ia vapcur ne
sen degagc pas essuyez.les ensuite'
jusqu';. &C qu'ils soieut tout-a-fait secs, 9
ct verse;, quand lis sont hien refroidis, !.
duvinaigre bouillant avec dugiugembrss
ct du poivre blanc. Ayez soin que 10
vinaigre couvre toujours les oiguous '
I'm garde-forestier saxon, arrive
d Pags6 50 ans, ct nc voulant pas
eppl er dams Ia tombe un secret aussi
inn eeftant, public dams up Journal do
Leipsic les moyens quill mis- en- pra-
tique pendant cinquante ans, ct par
lesquels il affirme avoir sauv6 plusieurs
hommes ct un grand nor,bre dc bes.
tiaux dc l'horrible mort eausee. par
phydrophobie. -. '5 u .I, lt... ... IT,, ,,'s ,.
II conscille do prendre Immediate /.
ment apres Ia morsure du vinaigrc !
chaud ct del'eau tiede, de bien laver
la blcssnre, de Ia laisser secher, puts
de verser sur Ia plaie quelques gouttes
d'acide hydrochlorique, les acides mi.
neraux detruisapt le venin de Ia salive;
il assure que le danger Sc trouvc ainsi
immediatement, ct pour, toujours, com.
pletement 6eutralis;.
On salt combien il est ditficilc dc
layer dee bou.eilles qui ont rcnternc
des liquides resincux, ain Dc lcs rem
DIRE proprc rccevoir des wins ou d'au-
tres liquours. M. Ed. Harms indiduc
un moyen qui ropo<e sur la propriete
que possede le eharbon 4 d'absolber dams
les liquides resineux melanges d'alcool.
A Get effet, on verse un peu d'alcool
dams Ia bouteille pour On humecter les
parois internes, puis on y introddit un
peu dc charbon animal ct d'eau, 81 on
secoue fortemcnt apres quot on vide
Ia bouteille ct on Ia rince avec de l'eau.
81 le premier lavage ne sutis pas, on
lie repete une secdAde fois.
On est quelquefois tres embar.
rasse sur lc choix des moyens EN-.
ployer pour delivrer les animaux des
poux qui les tourmentent. Certains
agents sont dangereux 4 Is manipuler,
d'autres peuvent 6tre absorbes par les
animaux eux-memes ct produire des
accidents, en6n il sen; trouvc qui de-
mandeut trop do temps pour etre en-
ployes; on idoit done etre heurcux
d'avoir sous Ia main I'M rnoycn simple
ct qui n'expose q aucun iDconvenient..
C'est ie lavage au savon noir ct 4 l'eau
tisde, dams laquelle on prealablc.,
lnent fait dissoudre deux BONES poi
gnees de sci de cuisine. II est inutilci
d'ajouter quill faut renouvclsf l'opera-,
tion au bout de guclquss jours, pour
detruire Ia nouvells generation, qui
sera issue dcs len,es que lantipGdicu-
lsirs n'a pu dst.uire complstemont.
Ion . tue dcrniercment Belize
vile, Texas. un serpent mesuraut six
pouces Dc dianetre Of compliant 10.
sonnettcs. 80 < ~ .,g@,g -
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crete dcs Tuilcries ct implorait le
secours de l'arbitre du monde, dis.
posee payer ce secours de tons
les sacrifices. II ne fallait pas un
poids aussi lourd que celui'de l'e-
pee de Brennus pour faire pencher
la balance; une plume signant la
reconnaissance des ats-Confede-
res, eit prcsque suffi pour consom-
mer Ia secession du Sud. Au milieu
de ces tergiversations, le peuple
des Etats, ,Unis q redouble d'efforts
ct, Sc ranimant a chaque fois que,
vaincu, il touchait la terre, il a,
non sans peine, reconqnis rUnion.
L'occasion, poccasion fugitive, etc
manquee. LEmpereur s'est evidem-
ment trompe sur Ia question ameri-
caine: on il jugeait PUnion solide
etcapable de resister an choc ct de
survivre a Ia crise qu'elle traver-
salt, ct alors II ne fallait pas aller
AL Mexique; ou il croyait cette
meme Union fragile ct sans vita
lite, ct alors il devait pecraser sous
son talon ct broyer l'ennemi futur.
Meme critique en- ce qui concerne
le Mexique; Napoleon III Sc vante
d'avoir Eete elsv6 1 i'ecole du NAL
heur ct de connaitre le poison de
Ia flattcrie; pourtont il s'est laisse
egarer par lie langage des courti-
sans ct s'est mepris surl'opinion
du peuple mexicain, 81 tant est
quill y ait un peuple au Mexique;
de la les echoes subis d'abord par
les troupes FRANCHISES; le devils des
forces 4 employer await etc NAL
etabli. QUAINT 4 popinion franchise,
hostile des le debut d l'expedition,
on l'aurait ramenee par des success
ct un fait promptement accompli
aurait, CONNIE toniours. rallie les
esprits ct rebuilt toute opposition
an silence. L'opinion, an contrairc.
s'est de plas EN- plus irritee contre
un acte entrepris sans son concours
ct ne servant en- realite nj l'interet
nj l'honneur de Ia France.
VOLTA Ia situation ct voutdt-on,
chaque aimee, au retour du Is aoat,
celebrer la saint Napoleon ct mon
trcr / pEmpcreur que son nom q
grandi en- 1865 de plusieurs coudses
au Mexique. Napoleon III est trop
intelligent pour le croirc ct il ne
peut one remercier ses admirateurs
de leurs bennes intentions. Son
etoile s'est modestement eclipsee
juste 1 ce moment solennel de Pan
nse Oh se rcnonvellent ponr lni
j. \ Y z-aN - T i
rencens ct les henrs, commc pour
rendre plus dificile ct par conse.
quent plns meritoire Ia tache des
Evidemment le csmtel
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E. DUMEZ & T. BELOW, REDACTEURs

dc Bismark est le grand homme du
jour, ct suivant le vieux proverbe,
tous les Gvenements ont conspire
pour lie roi de Prusse Nous ne par
Ions pas de- cette autre victoire,
plus grande que celle de Sadowa,
de Ia pose du cable transatIantique,
invention am6ricaine applique par
un Ameticain, ct don't nous serions
heureux nous-meme de remercier le
genie de la France. <' '- '
Mais ST Napoleon III a commits
lune grave erreur, ce nest pas un
motif pour l'imitcr. En- guoi la pro-
clamation recente du president
johnson etait.elle necessaire ct in
dispensablel Une de ces tongues
depeches, on brille Ia rhstorique do
NJ Seward ct qui amusaient 81 bien
le tapis de Ia diplomatic. ne suffi.
sait.elle pas pour l'instantl A Pin
terieur, est-ce que tout est definiti-
vement pacific ct rasserene? Ne
couve-t.il plus de feu sous les CEN
dres de Ia Confederation 7 C'est au
moment Oh l'empire du Mexiqus
s'ecroulait, on les guerillas cer-'
naient le tr6ne abandonne deja par
l'imp6ratrice, on le bras de Ia Fran
ce sc retirait, Oh leF reve imperial
Sc dissipait, ,-c'est / ce moment,
que le gouvernement des Eta
Unis prend nne attitude menae4 ae46te!
LIE President a-t.il vonlu jeter la
sonde dams les eaux americaines
settlement, voir al la convention de
Philadelphia ayait produit son effst.i
ct 81 le ceur dn tpeuplo battait a
rappel du sentiment national ? C'est
ce que nous saurons bient6t; mais
il est d craindrc que la susceptible
lite de Ia France ne s'eveiIle, que
par amour-propre blesse ellie ne
fasse ga cause de cello de Maximi.
lien, ct que Napoleon. exclu du
profit de la guerre d'AlIemagne, ne
Sc tourne contrc les Etats. .Unis ct
ne Sc venge sur enx de 50 deccp-
ton. Ce sont ID des eventuslites
qui ont do se presenter / l'esprit
sagace du president johnson, ct
il Q sans doute mesure les conse.
quenccs de sa proclamation; mais,
4 prcniare we, felleDnu's semblc 1
la fois temeraire ct inutile. ct nous
desirons que ce premier pas dams
une avcnture perilleuse. puisso etre
effac6 sans gull en- coate rien l
l'honneur dn penplc americain. 7an
~e>e~ lafssb \
On liz dams les Lesiyes ct Notes de
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-09-01

cheance du pouvoir temporel de la
papaute; pour Ia Rnssie enfin, c'est
Constantinople.
y Qu'etait.ce meme que l'expedi.
tion du Mexique, reniee hautement
ct clairement par Ia France, simon
une application de Ia doctrine Mon
roe ? Napoleon Ter await cherche
dams les Etats- Unis, slors au ber-
ceau, nn contrepoids 1 la puissance
anglaise ct, en- leur ckdant la Loui-
siane, il avsit fait precisement lie
contraire de CO qua tente depuis
son successeur en- faisant echec au
rspide developpement de l'Ameri.
que da Nord. Mais quel change.
ment depuis Ia cession de Ia Loui.
sianel Une democratic remuante ct
audacieuse . remplace les colonies
1 peine tchappees al ujoug ct traite
dun ton alter ct dedaigpeux les
monsrchies antiales ct veuerables;
par son exemple heureux ct sa for
tune insolente, ellie sape la fol qui
formait Ia base des trones. La pro-
pagaude ct le rayonnement ne lui
sufksent plus ct l'appetit, yankee
convoite tout le continent ameri-
cain. Napoleon III fte frappe du.
progress menacant de ID race anglo
saxonne; il craint pour laveuir
de Ia race latino, CONNIE crsignait
jadis Charlemagne, Get autre hom.
me providentie5 e0 voyant s'aven.
turer sur 10 Seine les bsrques des
pirates normands. VOLTA le fond ct
le ibpt de l'e1pedition du Mexique;
ellie h'est sutye chose que la loi de
legitime defense en- pratique, ct a
ce titre settlement s'-xplique ct Sc
justiiie. Nais d le bntS q 81 logi-
que, il men est pas de meme des
moyens, ct CONNIE lesmoyens sont
c., qni porte 10 nom de politique,
puisqne Ia devise de toute politique
en- proclame 10 souveraincte, il faut
bien reconnaitre que Napoleon III
q comsIis une erreur considerable
en- renversant au Nexique le presi-
dent Juares M profit de Parchi-
due N.zinilien. .joa T02lAm
Erreur de caloul ct d'apprecia-
tjon, peutetre anssi manque dc dc.
cision. Evidemment IL pensee etait
grande an point dc vuc mouarchi-
que; on no saurait le nier. Les
Etats- Unis ttaient noyes. dams le
sang. ct on croyait au'ils allaient1
laiasant. apres un .prodi-
gieux avortement, des fragments a
iamais sseperts, qui cherchaient
lljA IN protecteur ct an maitre;
plss Dc nation, de- patrie. de reh-
yion des souvenirs; ID confsdera-
ion do Sud frappait ! ID porte SCI
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EDGAR POST OFFICE
Saint.Jean-Baptiste

INos amis ct oonfrSres sont prizes
do nous adresser 1 l'avenir lettres ct
journauxe I Edgar Post Office. Saint.
Jean. Baptists, Louisiana.
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On lit dams les Lettyes d Notes de
Koyage De NJ. .Duvergier de Hauranne,
1 ID date du 81 decembre 1854:
On ,e'attend 4 une escarmouche
asses vive sur l'admi~ion de MN. Cut
Ter ct Smith. pr6tendos senateurs de-
Ia Louisiana. Vous savez que le senat
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= I'ai Id. bier eoir. pour m,cndQrplr, II
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
: :, -Fee186;RI..

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin
need be so,no longer. if they use "CosrAR's"
Exterminator. We have. tried 10 to our satisfae-
ton and if box cost SIS, we would have it. We
have tried poisons, but they effected nothing.
but "Costat's" article knocks the breath out of
Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants and Be3-Bugs,
quicker than we can write it. 1t is in great
demand all over the country Ohio,
'0TTg Esae Cossr = ;.e,, M above eTI
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i-see "CosrARis'' advertisement above.
1866. -
lSFaP,S RAT FXTFR MIN ATORtis

"CosToR's RAT FXTERMINATOR.is
nipple, safe, and sure-the most perfect RAT
ifeati6n meeting we ave ever attended. Ev-
cry Rat that can get properly prepared, will
cat 10, and every one that eats it will die, gen
orally at some place as distant as possible
from where IL was taken.-Lake Shore, Mieh.,
Mirror. 40 ..t a s.A
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And alb Druggists and Retailers. sbC0 u
1865,

INCREASE ORlRATS-The Fal1ner On
-sttS (English) asserts and proves by figures
thatAone pair Of RATS will have a rrCgency
and DESCENDANTS no less than 65l ,050 in three
years. Now, unless this immense family ca Q
&c kept down, they would con sumo more fe9d
g. an would sustain 5000 human fb@ ngs. n
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

gostor's' Rat, Roach. &C.. Exter's.,
Is paste-used for Rats, Mice, Roaches,
Black and Red Ants, DC, &C., DC, dc:
70 Costar's" Bed-Bug ExterminatOr,
Isa liquid or wash--used TO destroy and
also as a preventive for Bed, Bugs, dc.
Jostar's" Electric Powder for Insects
is for Moths, MltS9uitOes, Pleas, BED bugs.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

pItl BEwAHx (! ~ of all Worthless i'm
B.See that "CosrAR's" name is on each Box
Bottle and Flask, before you buy.'
uPAddres, HENRY Il. COSTAR,
10 56g Broadway, N. Y.
qrsold in EmPOria, Kansas,
TBy-
And all Druggists and Retailers. Isl. -r3t x.
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1866,

RATS UeTsus BlRDS.-Whoever engages in
lhooting small birds is q cruel man; whoever
aids in discriminating rails is benefactor, We.
should like some one to give Us the benefit Of
their experience in driy ing out these, pests.
We need something besides dogs, cats, and
". Y --r ..'.t- 90 go 20 60 .'
J. - 4
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
The Elections.

The Pennsylvania congressional
delegation will stand 16 Radicals to
6 C0nservatives-a Radical gain of
.. There will be a Radical majority
in the legislature of some 40 or 90
which secures also a Radical Senator
in the place Of Hon. Edgar Cowan.
Thirty-two Union Senators have
been elected in Indiana to Is Demo-
Gratis. The house stands GO Union
to 36 Democrats. For Congress, s
Union men and 3 Opposition have
been elected. A Senator in place of
Lane is to be elected. In this state
f." Union" is the synonym Of :" Radi-
cal"
The Philadelphia Bulletin says
that Geary's majority, for Governor,
will be from $4,000 to 10000.
The majority for the Union Rad ]
state ticket in Ohio, will be about
$4,000. Three Conservative CON
gressmen are elected-a gain of one
Gen. Morgan ever Delano.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
Canine segaoity.

A gentleman, one Of the survivors
Of the Inflated steamer nglO-SaXon,
gives the following narrative of the
escape Of one Of the boats through
the rilotagc of two NewtOundland
dogs!
The last time | saw Capt. Burgess
(the commander OF the Anglo SaXon)
he was assisting to lower the small
boat. in which were embarked TWEEN
ty-two men; one lady and myself.
We left without food, compass, or
sufficient clothing. We were knocked
about in a fog all day, not knowing
whittier we were drifting. Toward
evening, however, we cSpied cliff
Of Belle Isle, when we stored into
Cape Race, which we made. Ap-
preaching the shore, we saw a man
carrying a gun, accompanied by two
large Newfoundland dogs. He evil
IDENTIFY saw us, and made a signal for
us TO approach the shore cautiously.
We followed his course some time,
till he was hid from us by a cliff
which it was impossible lie could
descend.
The two dogs, however, soon APP
peared, descending this dangerous
headland, and upon reaching the
water, dashed precipitately into the
sea, bowling dreadtully. Having
swan out close to the boat, they
then turned close to the shore, keep
ing a short distance from us, indica-
ting that we were to follow them.
Our singular pilots seemed to under
stand the danger of our position,
and we did not deviate from the
course they were leading us without
a loud bowl being uttered by them.
At last we arrived in natural creek, |
where a safe landing was effected I
No other similar creek was to be |
seen, which caused all to wonder at |
the sagacity displayed by these
dumb animals. No doubt our pre-
was in great measure at
to these noble dogs. An
alarm having been raised, rope was
let down by pulley, and we were
taken up the cliff, which is one hun
dred and fifty feet in height. We
were shortly after enabled to reach
the lighthouse, where every atten-
ton was paid us.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
ID / IL ID.

OF congestion of brain and lungs,
on the 10Th inst, at the residence of
Mr.. Ford, near Sharon, Mississippi,
AUGUSTUS AKINS, son of Mr.. w.
j. Kendall, in the 10th year Of his
age.
Suddenly and unexpectedly the
grim monster came. How many
bright hopes and pleasant prospects
have been blighted by this sad event,
the anguish of his berett family can
testify. May He who afflicts in wis
dom sanctify their grief to their
eternal good.
The deceased was an obedient son
and kind and affectionate brother.
May these who knew and loved him
initiate his good example.
A FRIEND.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20

ORPHANS HOME OF THE STATE
OF Observation-Disclosures S. S.
Cranberry has taken charge Of the
Home, and will soon have things in
readiness for the reception Of desti-
tute orphans. For the present only
those children can be taken for whom
provision shall be made by churches,
societies, or individuals. All appli-
cations for admission must state
name, age, sex, circumstances, and
nearest living relative Of the child,
and should be addressed to the I'M
designed, who will report the de-
cision of the Board of Trustees.
L. a. DUNCAN, Sec'y,
Meridian, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20

IMPORTANT DECISioN.-An i'm
portant decision has been recently
rendered in the Circuit Court Of
Maryland, sitting at Baltimore, by
Judge Alexander. The substance Of
the decision is: That the law OF
Congress making that species of
paper currency called greenbacks a
legal tender is unconstitutional and
void, and that paper cannot be con-
yerted into a precious metal by the
words Of an act Of Congress. The
case is to come to the Supreme
Court in Baltimore for final adjudi-
cation.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
Administrators Sale.

ny virtue and in pursuance Of decree
~ of the Probate Court of Madison
county, made at the September term
thereof, the undersigned, administrator
de JoDiS non Of The estate Of s. II. Ian
Ter, deceased, will, on the
Third day Of December, i. D. 1856,
between the hours prescribed by law,
proceed to sell, before the Courthouse
door in the city of Canton, at public out
cry, to tIc highest bidder, for cash, the
following described tracts and parcels Of
land together with all of the improve
ments thereof, situate and lying in the
county Of Madison. State of Mississippi,
known and described as follows. to wit:
Sc /, less 40 acres off the North end
of Section 8, Township 8, Range East;
E / Section "a. Township 8, Range 2
East, and lot 2, Section 5. Township 7,
Range 3 East; S !! W J S f / and S ]
S W / Section 7. Township 8, Range 3
East; n ! and L J S E I and W } S w
/ Section 10, Township 8, Range East;
S J N & t ard S J E! N w / and W J
N W / and S ! of Section 10, Township
9, Range 8 East, and all of Section 90,
Township 8. Range 3 East, and lot 4.
Section SO, Township 8, Range 8 East
said land being two thousand four humid.
red and forty (244o) acres, more or less.
]. r. POWELL,
Admir- de Jonis non of the Estate of
s. II. Lanier. deceased.
Oct. 90, 1866. 4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
TRUST SAL E.

DY virtue of deed in trust made the
ID lsl day Of January A d. 1861, by
William Moore, to Allen II. HadGox,
trustee. and recorded 10 Book p. page
464, to secure the State Of Mississippi in
the payment Of a certain note for one
hundred and sixty four dollars and sixty
eight cents, dated said LIST day of Janua
~ next after its date, the undersigned,
who has been appointed in pursuance Of
the stipula,ions of said deed in trust in
the place Of said Hajdox, will proceed
to sell, before the Courthouse door in
Canton, in said county,
On the Isl GOnday in November, 1866,
within the hours prescribed by law. for
cash, the East half Of Southeast quarter
Of Section thirty-siN. Township twelve,
Range three East. lying and being in
said county, for the purpose of paying
said note.
F D. WARD, Trustee.
Sept 90, 1864. eS4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
IN CANTON.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
i the Chancery Court, in and for the county
of Madison, State Of Mississippi, made on
the 9Th day of September, loee, in the case
of ex-parte j. C. McManus ct ais, the under
signed, commissioner named in said decree
will proceed to sell before the Court House
door, in Canton, Miss,
On the 5th day Of November, 1866,
to the highest bidder for cash, the House
and Lot IN Canton. Mississippi, at present
occupied by Mrs. Viola Luckett, and lying
Immediately west Of the residence of DR.. W.
NJ. fowler, il being the lot and residence
conveyed by George Ward to Mrs. Anna
McManus, BY deed recorded among the lard
records Of said county.
JOHN b. CHEATHAM,
Oct 13, 4w Commissioner.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
Notice to Creditors.

WHEREAS, AT THE OCTOBER TERN,
w 1896, of the Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, letters Of Admiui.tra-
ton were granted to Samuel s Heard on
the estate of VIM. Ii. Rose, deceased.
Now, all persons having claims against
said decedcut are hereby notified to present
them, duly probatet, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they VIII be forever
barred.
SAMUEL S. HEARD, Admir-.
October 10 1866. 6W
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
FOR SALE.

THE FOLLOWING TOWN PROPERTY:
A FIRST CLASS Residence, with large,
n commodiousro oms also, a Dining room,
Kitchen, Cistern, Smoke house, Store room,
Servants Houses, n fine Front Yard and
large Garden; also, Pasture of two acres
of ground, Stock and Wood Lot, Stable,
Carriage house, Corn-cr crib etc. TIC place is
well fenced in. \
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20

Two damsels passing through depot
few days since were having an anima-
ted discussion on the subject Of couture,
and one exclaimed: "What do you
think, Maria II took me thirty Eve
minutes this morning TO make my water
fall ]"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
ALSO,

A FINE RESIDENCE with commodious
rooms and out-houses such as Kitchen,
Smoke house, Store.room, Servants Houses,
and Cisterni also, fine Garden spot,
large Front Yard and Wood Lot, etc. The
place is fenced in. Ia connection with this
place is Vacant Lot, Some acres of
ground fenced in,) which are offered for sale,
either separate or together, with the adjoin-
ing residence.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20

A man passing through a gateway in
the dark. hit his nose against the post.
Il wish that post was in hell" said
be.
Better wish it somewhere else. "
said a bystander, "you might run
against it again"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20

20 The elections in the North ana
Wcst-in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana-haVe gene largely in favor
OF the Radicals, and against the Con
suvyativC Constitutional party of the
country. All hope for the rcstora-
ton Of the South is now at an end
for the next two years, at least, the
Southern people, like the children Of
Israel, may " hang their harpS upon
the willows, there is no deliver
anCe for them from this political
bondage. But they need not sit
down 10y the waters Of Babylon and
weep" Lengthy jeremiads and lach-
TymOse illusions will avail nothing
at this crisis. The South must grid
on the armor of industry, energy,
perseverance, and "work ont her
SALVATION" physically, by the strong
arm ard the courageous, willing, res
olute heart. Our salvation is now
to be found in the "plow, the loom
and the anvil" With our resources
we cannot be crushed ont" though
we may be greatly hampered and
retarded in our material prosperity
and progress for a season.
Let rs continue to he " faithful TO
the constitution" fulfill all our obli-
cations, and aid and encourage our
true friends at the North, by every
means in our power. Deliverance
from our political thraldom, though
it may be long delayed, will surely
come.
truth crushed to earth will rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers;
While Error wounded VIRTUES in pain,
Aud dies amidst her wershippers."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20

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Sale Persons wishing to invest in resi- cs-
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