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and crcpt softly to his side. Now. the
old lady was much frightened at holding
a razor so close to her husbands neck,
and her hand was not so steady as it once
was; 60 between the two, she went to
work very awkwardIy, and pulled the
hairs instead Of cutting them off. Mr.. B.
opened his eyes, and there stood his wife
with razor at his throat. After what
had been said, and seeing this, he could
not doubt but that she intended'to mur-
der him. He sprang from the bed in
horror, and no explanation or enireaty
could convince him tp the contrary. So
from that time there was a jaw, jaw,
quarreling and wrangling all the lime.
With delight the Devil heard Of the
faithful emissary, and sent her word if
she would meet him at the end Of the
lane, at a certain line lie would pay her
the shoes. At the appointed time she
repaired to the spot, and found the Dew
il at the place. He put the shoes on a
pole and standing on the opposite side Of
the fence handed them over to her. She
was very much pleased with them-they
were exactly the article.
"But there is one thing, Mr.. D. | would
like to have explained that is Why you
hand them to me on a stick %
VERY easy to explain" replied he,
"auy one who has he cunning and mean
ness to do as you have done, don't get
nearer NAN twenty feet Of me" So say.
ing, he fed in terror.
Alter while the old woman died, and
when she applied for admittance to the
lower regions. the Devil would not let
her in, for fear spe might dethrone him,
as she much his superior. So the old
woman is yet condemned to wander over
the world, creating quarreis and strife in
peaceful families and neighborbooda
Would you know her pame +?
Il is Madam Scandal. When she died
The young Scandals were left orphans, but
the Devil in consideration of the past ser
vices done By the mother, adopted them,
and SO YOU see be is father to that re.
spectacle class call Scandle mongers
Reader don't you know some OF the
family?
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26

THE Tribune. to show Congress is d..
ing right in excluding eleven States, and
erpelling Democratic members, quotes
the Constitution
Each House shall be the Judge Of toe
elections, returns, and qualifications Of is
members"
As, if half Of a House we're whole
House Or as if mere majority, a.
suming all power by exile of some States,
and expulsion OF some others. was such
a House. as the Constitution sontem-
plates.
10 ore doubts that the House OF Rep
resentatiyes is the Judge Of tie election
Of its own members, but
Is a Rump Congress a Congress?
Is half Congress a whole Congress
Is "douse" the porch, or parlors,
or back stairs or kitchen Of a House =?
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26
DAVIS AND SALISBURY.

A good deal Of indignation is express.
ed in Senatorial circles at the treasonable
speeches Of Davis and Salisbury in the
Senate Yesterday. and which may posi-"
big cuiminote in their expulsion from that
body.
Probably, as well as possibly. ii
their expulsion is indispensable to overs
ride the President, they will have to fol-
low STocKToN, Of course.
But, when "Cougress" thus purges
itself Of its members in the minority, is it
a Congress Can it make laws? Are
its laws binding upon the people? Or.
have they any moral or legal Obligations
thus made These are questions for the
minority to settle, as well as the majority.
Laws are binding Oh US only as they ex-
press the popular will, constitutiGnally
expressed.
With eleven States now out OF the TN.
ion,---haying as much right to represen'
tstion in Congress as New England has
and with member after member ex-
PEELED in the Senate or House, by the
majority, only to carry their pcints,-the
important question arises
UZelder wtd Ae expelled Northern nem-
Jers, and tie Northern Democratic members
already IN Congress, and the So'dher"
members elect, tie real Congress is not oat
eide Of tie Capitol, not in.
The Democrats Senators in Congress
added to the expelled, and the Southern
Senators elected, make majority of the
Senate, and if the Democratic members
now in the House, and the expelled, and
Southern excluded members, were added
,hereto,-is not toe body in the Capitol
in minority, while the majority is ont
Memphis Buiiaia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26
PRAYER roR JEFFERSON DAVIS. II

PRAYER FoR JEFFERSON DAVIS "A
highly esteemed minister in q neighbor-
ing State remarks in . regent leiteE
Il have often thought. Of late, thai i
could speak 10 all the praying people sf
the South, would impress upon them the
thought ths; it is their especial duty to
pray for Jefferson Davis. Surely he is ip
prison and in peril. because of what We
have done. He would not have been
there, il we had not made him our chief.
Will The praying people Of the South for
get him in these trying hOurs?"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26
Sale OF Land.

DG virtue of a decree Of the Court OF Pro
ID bates of Madison county, Mississippi,
made at the Epril term thereof, 1856, the
undersigned Will sell on credit of twelve
months, on the premises, being The late resi-
deuce of Samuel J. Stokes, deceased, on
Thursday the l7th day OF Nay, 1866, at pub
lie veuiue, the following lands situate in
Madison county, Mississippi, to-wit; y VT
w VT section one; y Ell and - Of Sec
ton ., 81 OF section ,, EA 5 FL section 4, y E
Of section 10, El y Ell and 5 f !, section "a,
all in township II, range East; W. y WI
and El s Ei aud S va section 35,in township
y, range East, coutaiuing about eighteen
hundred and forty acres.
Bond and security will be required o. the
purchaser for the payment of The purchase
money.
PATIENCE L. STOKES
Adm'x of S. J. Stokes, Decd.
april Il, &c. eTtds.
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A letter from San Antonio, Texas,
SAYS. the Government camels, the de-
scendsnts Of the herd imported some ff-
teen years ago from Egypt. excite the
curiosity Of all Strangers. They number
about seventy. are all sizes and ages,
some still unweaned Only seven Of the
originsl lot are alive.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26

Eg- The Houston Telegraph claims
that the only dark wines in the world
that can compete in fair way with the
Mustang vine Of Texas are The Madeira,
Burgundy, and the Lsehyrna Christie.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26

WHEREAS, at the April term, 1865, Of
w the Probate Court Of Madison county,
Mississippi, letters of Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned on the
estate Of William Bennett, deCeased,-
Now, all persons having claims against
said deceaert are hereby notified to present
them, duly probatei within the time pre-
scribed BY law, or they will be forever bar
red
L. CoRDTS, Admir-.
Aprill2, &c. eTsw.
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MADAME SCANDAL.

whose time had passed away, since
youth, in the everyday round of a farm
life, and who had never been kuown TO
have the least i'll feeling towards each
other since the good old time when good
old Parson Herot had united them in the
holy bonds Of wedock, twenty-five years
before. So well was The face Of their
oniugal happiness known that they were
spoken Of far and near as the hapPiest
pair in England. Now, The Devil (ex>
cuse the abrupt mention Of his name)
+ had been trying for twenty years to
create what is called "afussin t4 family }"
between these old companions. But
much to his modification, be had not
been able to induce the old gentleman to
grumble about breakfast being late, or
the old woman to give single curtain
lecture.
After repeated efforts, the devil be-
came discouraged. and had he not been a
person Of great determination. he would
doubtless have given up in despair. One
day as be walked along in a very surIy
mood, after another attempt to get the
old lady to quarrel about the pigs getting
into the yard, he met an old lady,
neigLbor Of The aged couple. AS Mr
Devil and the neighbOr we're very par
ticuIar friends, they must needs stop on
the way and chata little.
" Good morning, sir" said she; " and
pray what on earth makes you look 50
bad this morning Isn't The controversy
between the churches doing good SER
yce?"
'"Y-s."
"Isn't Deacon ", making plenty Of
/ bad whisky ?"
Yes"
! "Wcn, wha. Is the matter, my highly
thono-ed master o.
EyeryihiOg is going on well enough" j"
replied the Devil, "bul (and he looked
as sour as a monkey on crab. apple
tree) old Blueford end his wife over here
are iri1riog The cause terribly by their
bad example and after trying four
years to induce them to do right, l must
say, consider them hopeless"
The hog stood moment in deep
thought.
"Are you sure tina, Yen have tried
every way -
Every way can think o."
&" Are you certain ,"
/ -" Yes"
"wcll," replied She, eff you will
promise to make me present of new
pair Of shoes, in case | succeed. | will
make the attempt, and see if I can't raise
a quarrel between them"
To his reasonable request the devil
gladly assenred, The old bag went her
IA pI,ot,.a,. horso and found
A.. pL,at,r1 hns;rr .rror.d in Getting
things ready for her husbands comfort
on lis return from work, After the
usual compliments had passed, the fol
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Mrs. b. dil think she had better do SO.
and asked advice as lo,how she had bet
ter manage the case.
Have you rot noticed sad the hag'
"that your husband h's bunch OF long
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26

IN order to make room for the large
stock of Furniture We are constantly re-
ceiving, we will close out our stock Of
CARPETS at Cost
plNkiNS & LANDERS.
Anr r ir
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26

HAyE YOU sETTLEDi

Our ami bellunl Notes and Accounts are in the
hands Of David Dean for collection, and those not
paid or arranged BY the SECOND Monday in March,
will be placed in the hands Of an energetic Attor
5. G. MOREY & BROS.
Feb. % -Sw.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26

All purchased since the recent decline, which
enables ue to sell cheap for Cash or Cotton, at
wholesale or retail.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26
Purge the Senate Of the United
States.

The Chicago TriJune, has the following
from its Washington correspondent
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-26

sell at a small proft, Try nc before parchas-
ing elsewhere, and you viii be satisfied.
C.L. GROSS.
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TARPETS AT CoSTI!I

Adm'x cf ;. j. Stokes, Dec i
April l., &c. eTtds.
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