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A.-BradIey's Dupiex Elliptic (or Dou-
liz s .as sn fkHr n XVII By rH ao n
q nEnnx M ss The .Paf a nsy rs s and
wsI as *: mos, oRscsSTf EIkdssf sSihf
ne @ ~ IL md DH ThSsE kS !,
VESTS sRfpLay Cay y ch.%Ssf. and y .Sd d
as.i ' Jo ORR T IN he uus1 ss,s. '' we '''
A.-The Celebrated DspI-r Elliptic
..isrs ar. sssts,s ?, the ss, q :: eA, ."d nj
A.-Of the General Merits OF tho D.pIsr
favor q !. a.eIs-- 10 .psst~vr.ai Leslie. Ess.siss
A.-Th. Dupls, Emip,ie Is so Great an
improvement ihst other styles fast fang into dlsu.e
New Yort commsrial Advertiser
A.-Bradieys Dspisn Elliptic skirt.
Union
-
A.-Bradiey's D"piss Empires. Trail
SKIRTS are nov all The rsg' -baiiimors rran.crpt
,IAsieay, Durability comfort % economy " y ll'rsn
An Enectu.i Worm Medicine.
The combination Of nEredea,. used ia mssas BROwN
.vERxIYUGE coHrus such to ave III. bs., pee.
bic .ns't with safety
Worm. In the siotnseh and often prolonged
ssn.ss. ADD can ~ removed Only ~ he ass Of cure
remedy, Which -m 10 found IN M yermifuE- coms'
A.-Jspase.s HAIR stain Color. a Na,"-
tos Il BkRSEs AZ r.h ro~, ssi'r z. wELLsA -
ils rr-Eshn street
A.-uphham'- Maraeh~iia cause. th.
III ;, ssRF. g Pa Pa. s' ies az eP wELLs 30 IS
rrsukna street
A Lady who ia. suffered for Over Fi,s
sss, ,ss e., sss. ,'sTs ,, ,s " al
SR2sf 2nEc s e. sfssD'r so I, u lrasi..
All Hair Disease. cur.a.-No sulphur
'''d '"''' "''''''f Dr 6asSDIfiS soi ,.,or ri.,.
A-Booty and B..a,y.
To .rsss' s..sis,.s, q 81. 80 80: p ~ Z, i
49,. ssh,. "a s.,.d,.s 80 49,. . ~
% ~ '''"''' ''''N = bRooEs. As.a,
A.-FI... Ready Mad. cio'hing ."
Anslt.-ss.uis foa'hs. Bog 40 'h1i''"' 81 f''N
- ~ - '''''~ ssos.w sRo- o. i..f.ys,., ~.
Ana 81 Ysai'a .'sti. apt-'i.- ,'aSs' ''''a
Aadr.-.-Pe,Ial - sou. a'.'.sh- 90.
a.esf,e.areE. e7 h,o.is', 80 ,ss'h ''''1 ''f
rEfcgi.r i1riSs nis-aior.uos. e.iiss u.gh p.t.,.'
ass ffsiis. ~ ss.asHy f,ns.'a ~ s..s r,f,y -
g.. 80. " sssa .r.. 90 va 80 ), 3 srs.., ~.
Iofs sna si.-~tsfs fitsh ''h - f'ff' ANA 49,
AZ Lord. CIsanins aud Dystng ts'ss-
u.p,s.s'. "a. - sa-.si oTasr = nsu.s-.r 40 az
s.r.ns s,r..s 81, sns ssa.nsas Ssrmsats - ssnsf
NJ . u.nusr ass aftsss@f ln Au@ftfa
All Prt,.. - the ksntasky, shelby snd
Royal Havoc iltSfiss ossbst lrfrfrns 90 gfsn
u.tI.rd uoa.@. afshmsnd. Va. .. Now
s,~o ff f.tston - s1.sa. rsrif 40 ..sssntf ~.
ai.ss1 $4,000 y g,s..n,. % 10" ss',....
. n'n' - ''''''''' " - '''''J y sisii'22n 80
uateh.Io.. uair Dys-Ths Ret 10 'h.
80. p.onry 4 s.f.sJ ss--i
sbsIsr. Disrsh@s-t.s ksliingsTs La
=, L4alnsnt w " sh@iffELlH -
tssnts
sorp.. Hanteu.. EnIssgsd Jot",s s"d
81 D.sa--s y ~ F-ss $500 ~ d. rAgnAhft % Hf"s4
~
trfs,adoro'. usis Dys-rhs Bs.' '.sr
sasna'ssafsa Nsstssais sn8 rst.n 49, sFsi e. -
C.n,I.m.s'. ps'pi.hi-E. tnasr Pre- =
Vtsslisrf stIfts o., fsTsf Cfsft. fsiif "stffs -
s.Iltaasrt n grgpsfu1u ~. > Pc 49,
ossr.sd's Oriental cream, q, Sss's al
-es,s::' p, sf.,'' .sr,,c srsb si,r ss,
i,s.i.. .ssgss,a. $40 ~ 49, 81 sss as-is.s. a.
"a wsvhs .. psrs.ssie-.
,.sts1ss g@sf. ~ N.svs~,s Il yrssss~- ssssrs 80
80. IS, 800 a. e.. .., 80 80. y. 1 49, ~,
-. "a, sg-. ..' -. ~. ~ 80 - IA ~ ",
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ARMY BULLETIN.


DfsnANrLED.
Fort Ellsworth. va has been order d 70 be dismah-
tied II contains four guDs ~bich vere used IN we
Merriam Thsf are 70 be sent 20 West Point 'or
pr~ervstion
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lemons gsrrisbi.g. Under fri,s =
Ttsslisrf stlfts o.. fsfsf Cctsftt - f@ft "rffs -
ssft.asnt in yrgvsfusp 10 Pee 49,
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trifadoro'. usis Dys-rhs Bss' s,'s
utna'soatsa Nssas~is sn1 rstsn $50 sFfA'', q -
49, li11ss
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,orp.. nsr,sn., Ea,.'y.a J.," =: sd go"
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tbsi,r.. Di.ub@..-r.s Ksliirssr'. La
=. ~ fAalnsai w " sugiTFELls ~ = .
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All Pri,.. - the Kentucky, shelby snd
y gAfur hfrfrf " hfstf~af
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,.hst ftr8 ssoIt u prvs-rts 90 tp sstfatis o1ofns
80 sf.f sfstnus s1t ET0fffgfs 81 sfsff - psnt
:" ~ MatEI 40
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FKEcgIE bOrf0S uis-aiorsuoe. ealisf iseih - -
ard ff~alss afs etray fsngrFd ~ asins feffT srFs
br.tss Isslsn Ffsrs rsf ~ ~ q fIHRf p-rusi. =
E.t " Bond street NJ foIt 800 y =. ~ ss-is y -.
Tfsrss Lotion
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An'sr~s-0suis Yoashs'. Bors 40 ohii'sns 81 gii'f
EEoEsw BIO o. i.sfsTsils $50
AMI ~ r0uftA sfstur orfns.is 'a1lef hpt'n
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II. arssst as.iuasnt u BE- 80 shoes tbs f 81
rafdrrn. filgf aff.ra l1r rf - ai
= BROOKS. AEsnt
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A.-Bradiey's Dopiea Empress Trail
stir,s ali the rsgs -Bsiiirnots rrsn.,rpt
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An EMectu.i Worm Medicine.

A.-They not Equaiied In Eieganre,
.aslcay durability comfort economy ~ tisraif
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The combination Of inEreden,s used n masing brown 3
''vERxIFUGE coNFfTs' such ave lhs best pos..
he .nsst with safety
Worms frii.0n and often poion.s
seEn.u and can ~ removed only BY Tho ass Of slfs
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A.-Bradiey's DspIsn Elliptic skirts
Union
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fnahufsetarer. ga Hro.fssy rrsf fourtt stftrt D.
cot 10 ofdsr. boils5. uouafsf aai rspsif'i
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A.-Of the General Merits or tho DspIss
ELLIrTfC SKIRTS all Other claimants the laaiss
favor ~ IL useless to spest-Yrsnt Lese's hsss,iss
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Hair stain 90

An Hair Diseases Cured.->o sulphur
us.i sinagle Tree ui~ut No more gfar tair
DT oRANDGLAN. - As'or fitrf
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A.-The Celebrated Duplex Elliptic
SKIRTS preferred bv the ladies 20 eli Others aud they
sis very superior artce-6od-y's Lady. Boct, April
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11

Wy T.. 'lc y m-. river Ike lag,r tccr
Eecause 10 Il IS %. DH.,n GtP.
Il il u good rule u.Nn,s 10 back your
f.,9t,,rf face. yy.Ir cutm4.s.
p.,is ,,t... i......-...,. ,I,,,. bar. a ri,1, q,
RIB YOU II YOU are rich. aud TO iusu.l yea %
w are poyr-D slant RrAriuu>.
Vt,,i. 81, r.,.,.. ,,..,, ~, ,,,..rf..,.
and .., .,.....-g p.. ,1....r. .f .t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11
Metro o!itan Enterprise!
GRAND
sEnuaI Distribution
90 THE
NEW YORK AND PROV DEN c L
JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION.
DE- pot, 49, Broadway.

Au immrr-r sock # Purus Wa'rhr ,
J-Refry ard F Iu.y G,u.i-. 400 10 De- sou f,r
o.. Dollar each. nIrhuut regard 20 yr.ae.
aud not 10 be paId tor jsl! !Ou see wLtt va
viii receive.
Cpruirsres, uauiug each sr.i~ie md IT,
value. are placed 90 -ra.sI euv~i"p-- and vel
mrA-d Usv OF hrsr rntrluprs viii 80 s-ur
py mail go any address 900 receipt Of - rerfs;
G,r for : .f..,eu fr s.; thl { for IS. -iA-
rs f,r tor SIgs aud ur- hu, drrd Tor oi5
% receipt E the Ger. Itcair you Wii see
Vh,r You are going q" have. aud then % - at
Your option 10 prN tl-- dollar aud take he
arrirl- -r rut. Ppr,b~sr.s M, thus 'hEsin
y GYId Watch. d Tmu.d Rirg ~ NJ. SrWirg
n ,rhine. nr any 81 # Jrsc.rs on our IT, g,
for 81: and o. ro css- n 'h.y gc' lsss ia Go
d p Dollars VIZ Do. - tIer- are %" tlHnk-.
As-ut. ere wHn'ed 10 every town iu The
r.uutry: ever, person car mHk- $40 o.
s-Ilipg aur C-ri fraies IN the greatest ID e If
JrNelry ever known.
send IS ceut- for = certificate, which Sili
inform you what YOU can obtsiu irr 81 A
The ssme time get our circular. cnn'aiuil g
iull list sud particulars; also, terms 10
agents. address.
JAS. HCTCHINScN L CO.
I1lyl4 1871 Brosdwa;, Y.
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1T NTIOS.

To Sarah Collins, q Minor, and A. u
Smift, her Guardian, resident i,
NcLemOreSriiIc, Tenn:
NuC sf- Lrf, rll'i CO. -,pear b. { r. VI
i Pr, hare Court Of Madison Co, MI
si-.ippi o.
Saturday, tie 18th 6Gycf August merit
- show raus. VII, tie I,'ii'on ~ Sanu-
Niir3n. Executor + key Collins. deed
to have the estate OF tI~ f.statoT declared in
solvent, should not b. allowed
By order Of tie Cur.
Ed WARD. Clerk.
Hut. cALHo on & GE0kGE, Solicitors.
July Il, '65-S4V
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the STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
MADISON (nuuIV,l

-
Madison touuIy.N
In the Probate CONT II sad County
20 bord E J ggins hacy w. Prk,r. Nary
EheH lung and R,ckord IoDHy her Hus
h1"d h'wk,ogH H,,rs Of Mrs. HJry Furry
liars 81 lar 0.d Dsrisrts of L,r,s " jig.
!i's dsceaScd, mt all others al rested M the
err, o. sa d decodenf:
NUU are hereby cited to appear hrfort
L hhr " nurAhlr Piuhn'r Crur, If the
County 1T Madison. StA'rOf Mississippi, at =
r'gu' r term 'l.re'f gu
Monday, TIE Goth doy IF august, 1860,
81" Il. v c-us' Why the p,.i,I"r ct NJ rgrrtt
l. gsitts. widow Of the said Lewis NJ jig
gitts. d &c, sei, fsr IT. alloimrni OF her dow
~ 'rre-t j. d 90 ccfirin lsnd> If The ,s
iats If -Sii dr-~dpnt. ~ in id petition De
sc'ited s ouid n"' he granted.
b uIdtT Of she Cur.
f D. WARD. C.,rk.
BY J. D. OUTLASD, d. C
Ju'r - &c S4r
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1866.

F'RMER' AND HuC~TKEEES-sho re-
."ll"rt that huhdi t. 81 gulaT~ worth 81 Grain
J. "vi'ionS. Dc. S,e annually a,stru,ai ~ Rats.
Ahr Aht- AID oii'r inserts aad ,ppuin-all uf
"h"h en- h' ptV'n'td ga i,N d lIar-' wnr,h II
'"STaRS Rot Reach. Ant dc Exicrmiuator
h"rrhi and u-rd ifr,iy
To- S'T' C"sTAHS' AdvrriistmeDt above.
~ sod III CANTON. Mi-s..
tA- BY
and y Druggists and Dealers.
My ~. An.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11

EOUSKE' PEI2S troubled tn vermin need LA
:" no ioELer u Icy use toSTFKs FXpTmnatur.
We ave Cd II I" our s,tistarl on aad u n Iox
cn>t ti "" w'uld taV" II We have trad i ,isons
tut ih y n-cl'd n"iting: but "Cnati = article
ku"'ks he hi,lth cat uf |, j.. T. aches Ani>. nnd
y y . gui krr tiar rau vr't, u. II !, in
great dtmand al! ove' the count y - Mendoza CHIC.
Ga>',fg
~ zee Go TAR's stIvp't',emtnt a. owe.
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I SCG.

"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTEHrINATOP Is simrl..
-nfr. ntd SUITE the rust Iriir,t RA life To N
meeting VI have tytr a't,Idd Fvriy Rat tIat
can get i. pIol elt pr'paItd will 'at II. and every
or that eat il " j. die p'itral A. s'me place a.
hiI start a. io~>i, . N m w..eIe il Wa- tukt,u-
LIk' >hmP Njch M,rrr
ar see It .1AKs Advertisement above.
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N office,

TINilE partnership be et'f. re existing beiweei
Il the uf d'rsigWd a PAINTER. nnder the riye
- smiih la'h IA. in Y4z.a r,.nIty. Mss wa
dies lived. I'll The 10Th inst-, ~ mutual consent.
7. J. SMITH.
LH. 2ts HSLYEY LATHAM,
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poetrp,
WI Id DAT S i.

The following words, from Macmillan,
sgaHiue, are attributed 10 Miss NHl"ck:
When ali the World Is yonng lad,
And ali the trees are green,
Aad every goose swan, lad,
And every lass queen,
e-~Then ny for boot and horse, lad,
And round the world away;
Yuur love must have its couT,e, lad,
AID every dog his day.
When all the world is OH, lad,
And all the trees are brown,
And all the sport is stale, lad,
And all the wheels run down,
Creep home and take your place there,
The spent and MANNED among
God grant yon find face there
You loved when you were youug.
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I S(i(i.

4 VOICE FrGN TIIEFA WEST crcrLfrr
Of "tosTAEs u = Irl.l Ant 30. Tx'pl minaior
'm'Ie gram and p vi -, a.t dr.ir I'd annual.
" N ',iant {, y ~ v-rmin than would vay ~
tn> 81 'hiN RAT AID ln-tcl X Ter. - Lahcds ar,
U'S N rail-
a. SEE to.TAR = adv al I'm ut above.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11
THE REEVES HOUSE,
CANTON, Mis-.

NRs. C. T. REEAS,
Respectfully informs thN -
tr.N'Irg puriIc, that t,r l!ouSsS ss,.l9
l. >'iii kept eu tor their accom- l,,.,kfSS
mediation. II.r table IL RlwaEseEszAsssstss
supbi;ri Hirh the hest the market riff rds
ard she viii spar" neither pairs nor *
reuse &" render ler house eqTll n ~ it
the place. -
T. addition {" h.r own rer, hi attention
-Iir his su"ursd the services Of -,u txacu
'rr.d ; - ri, d having p"litg AID n't,t
i've servants. h flus TO be alb 10 gv t,utirs
satisfaction to al who NJ. - hor WI L
a cail
H. GO. nrrrion vi'h her hou,, il cor .
m"diuu- ard safe stable, whore all horses
= trus'cl to- ii charge V 90 receive The atteu
tiuu ui uu * .rr'ruced y ter.
Ma. , 'GG f
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q anton aobertjscm is.


----------------- -
TA
- IkSU nCCC1v GU,
u
""u u"'s'
- 'o'hP'e''' a"u LUIS ~ 'h'h mar
htr~' al" % 1 ~ "" ',"rntS7'
f'o"'' i'"'e' W. r"'" Az" ''e"S' mans
Collars, u ~ mes
b'ho I'l"'es' c,ouii eS'
~ Vs. Nairs
uvrns SIX Nets.
STOW Pans, Kettles,
Piooms Pals.
ck't..
Se,vr' Wool ana I NO" , n."s, i'sn',rns I"'a
ln,s, '"i , ,s, " ",li"n sn.,i.
h'I", ~, va I'd I,,rS i Va
'"' n uouly A. "a
r. IN Iees C.Sros N,ss
f'' '0' 'o'''
ronn BUSHELS CORN Mt 81 95; sou
tNNW bushels Oats-$l 90 lc0 sacks
Salt; 25 hhta choice ST Louie fami, Flour;
Is sacks c r: Buck wheat. Co'p Meal.
Bacon P"ta'"rs mmissses' h'Aky'
ON, N"''w"A '1e Sa%s "'
rH,n' Ra,s'n-., Pepper.
P'arhss. Peas,
Corn IN cans;
\ Oysters. sa dl",s'
Nt'rh'r IT. ,,'RI,; mi ni
Ct"rM,' nacc"' o ,,t on'
p, .I"i oI G,,J 1" S,od W"son TO
h'"'h,re' ""iu.n ''.o' p'"'n nI
:, Green len 0'apon' p"np' o"" -,
Ms,'h's' Indigo least r"~ufrs' u'hg'r
Mustard, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Snnh,
nun oaS'"r OH rms noH.e''
in Birer-; Bay Rum.
"usa, u Lemon
Pickles, walnut, T"ma,b and Worcester
shine Sauces, Cloves, T"rpenllne Fax Seed.
,. J. Is. Mofif n Co..
Feb. 10, 1906 |ANToS' MISS
z,4ur c,oico,, assor,mon, 90 HATS
'LOTIIING, cheaper than the cheapest
IRON Ne" l"'K'
& 7 s FL EN WISHING COO S,
10 suit the Million, tom New York.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
in great variety.
~On IRIS rp1IlN YARNS (W,c,,rr
OUO ND S,tt,. ~.
""u '"u'"e'"J '"S D. u = o
10 and II.
Ky JEANS, SA1INErTS. CASMERES,
BROAD CLOTHS, TRUNKS VALlSES &c.,
For sac, t'F cash AT ,o' 80 can nrre-
Canton Miss
-
-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11

Adm. nistratrix's Notice.
To OH creditors # tie estate Of JOHN II. Ma
gruder. decreased
FINIE estate Of John II Magruder. deceased,
L having been declared Ihsolvent by the
Probate Court of Madison county, state II
Mississippi. you are h"reh, notified t" come
forward and have your claims duly PIOhated.
md registered ace riding +" law. on or before
: fret day of Augu {, 1861, or said claims
will be forever barred
G. NAGRrDER.
knN'x OF said estate.
June "a 1865 e16m
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UST EECEITTyG-

lust EECETTTNG-
100 BBLS FLCCR al qualities.
100 Kun dried VEAL,
50 NESS POEK,
100 BALES HAY.
FORD a OTTO
Iune Ia Is
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11

TNNtY and FAMILY GRO "EfTEc in every
Il vr.,ty. up"-t8r.y i,,tHrE a.d low Ia
SCGARS-fn'v. ~ kiui aud qpsltv
CUFFfE: TEA-b scl aud green
LICE.
CAhDlfS sLd SOAP.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11
1866.

RATS r'rsm BIRDS -Whoovrr +rrages in
sho ting small birds j. crLcl mat whn.vrr nj. =
~ exc m'natng rats is h'reiartur We should
LII" some one 10 give IT, tie ianft or u civ .xl G.
ilitnce n d wing NJ these pests We need :, me.
thing h Hhi's dogs e. T. and traps fer this lusi-
nr,s s eHtfc .fm,rican. ". y
as Stc ''CUsTAE s adv, rfiet mont above.
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June IL, 65
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11

II purchased since the recent d cline. wlicl
IN hlrs me t" ell cheap to Cash Or CU.tun Al,
- hO!e-dl " retail.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11

3 T. FORD
ss4ss ssss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11
1865.

1000.
INCREASE OF RN1S--The ia nnr's G:.f'c
(Engi>i) Hssert and proves q ~ u.e l1i. al / Ms
will hive ra'gcay lnl rr-trudart, M l.ss t!.I
81 80 in thrc y'3is. Nv unless ih~ imgpusc
family ran he put down. itr, wuuli cons t., i',ai.
fo"d than WOO Id sustain - Geo human h,i r-
So See "CusTARS" it!ycrii-, invl,t t.lu,r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-20

amount of earnings, as ascertained by this
embodiment of wisdom, is represented to be
S6,s5S, 000,060 net annual increase. after
deducting total consumption, STTS, 000, 600
Leaving Just Sl2S, eco, 600. after paying the
Federal taxes, with which to pay Stale,
County and Municipal taxes
The truth is that no country on earth, with
the population of this, in the most prosperous
period, ever earned this amount. These tel
egFams are sent OYER the country toamuse tho
people while they are bled to the fabulous
amount of s650,000 900 a year for federal
taxes based on informatlon derived from
some such official lumipary as Isaac Newton, -
head of the Agricultural Bureau, who never
read an entire book devoted TO tho subjects
pertaining to the Department over which he
prcsides in his life, and whose experience in
the business consists in the surerintendance
of Connecticut onion plantation.
The people pay these enormous taxes under
the fear of the infection OF the terrible pen
alties of the Federal tax laws. Whether u
man has the money or not he must pay his
taxes. The entire net income of the past
year has fallen far short o! paying the taxes
of the country. We have shown in previous
numbers that the foreign balance of trade
against us thus far this year was between :wo
and three hundred millions of dollars, aud we
had nothing but government bonds to ship
to Europe at 68 to SO cents to the dollar with
which to pay these balances! If the earn
iugs veg g: ::cst to pay the taxes why this
balance against US I? These tG&cs may be
paid for while at the expense of individual
ruin bat closo upon commercial ruin will
follow National Bankruptcy
The. disbursements of the Treasury, on ac-
count of the War, Navy and Interior De-
partmeats, during the past week, were as
follows:
War Department. Observation-Disclosures 5I4942
Navy Department. -.............. I52 s91
Interior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 29S,9I9
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S96S.2ls
National DIFFERENTIATION was issued during
the week TO the amount of S731 $50. making
the total to date S296, 1876, 104. The Cow
eminent holdsisecurities as follows For cir
culating notes, $3.50. S58. $50, aud for deposits
S39, 439t950. Total, 1873, 29T, 100. Frac-
tioual currency was redeemed in the sum of
S238, 300; received from the Printing Bu-
reau, $3.50, 500 shipped to. National Bank
aud repositories. $3.50, 555. Foreign ex-
change l084 to 1103.
The loan market in New York is said to
be close at to 6 per cent. on cali
The scarcity of money in the West is due
to the fact that, in the entire failure of the
wheat crop, we have as yet but little to sell,
except our beef cattle. Tho pork crop now
interests our citizens perhaps more than any
other. On Saturday last in Cincinnati hogs
sold gross at $3.50 to S7.00-a heavy decline
within few weeks.
Latest by Atlantic Cable, U. S. 520's GO.
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IMProUs MooKRRY.

Arthur l. Boreman, who arrogates the til
tie of Governor of West Virginia, has issued
Proclamation setting forth Thursday, the
10Th of this month, as day of public
thanksgiving and praise
1t is an unparalleled outrage upon the peo-
pie of Virginia, that the Office and functions
of separate government within the rightful
domain of the State should be permitted to
exist, but it is adding insult to injury, gives
deeper poignancy, and invites mockery and
hypocrisy, when the agent of these usurpa-
tons sets apart day for the people, who are
the victims, to repair to the temple of the
Most High and give thanks for the favor of
being. thus outraged. What impious mock
cry to be sure-what sacrilege, IN tie sight
of high Heaven?
1t Is true shat s'the fruits of the earth hare
been blessed to nsp for which we hope all ere
truly thankful to our Divine Benefactor, but
..pestilence that walEeth in darkness, and
wasteth at MONDAY" does scourge the people
of this section Of Virginia It isa political
leprosy which afiicts; the body polite with
horrors worse than plague, postilence or fam
inc Itseethes tho soul, consumes the body
and destroys our substance. 1t is the sam of
all human woes: Whatever else Of Heayen's
wrath Is to be meted to US, whatever of fur
ther misery is in store for US, we most de-
=youtly pray now, and morning, noon and
night of evey day henceforth, that the Lord
inehis infinite goodness will deliver us from
ths.deminion of Bereman and his satraps
Weissill bow in humble SUBMISSION to the ir-
Fiction of. eithereor all of the Divine pnnish-
meutsss nag, wesbelieve we. should welcome
them, If they only prove radiance to the
sepnsuming fra Of radical misruleg
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-20
The Future Of the Country.

There never was period in the history of
any country when 1t was moro difficult to
tOresee what year or even a few months NAV
bring forth. The speculutions Of the.wisest
have been baffled in all that related to the
war and its consequences. The most far
sighted have been much at fault since the
war ended, as when it was raging. In the
early period Of the peace things looked hope
fully, and, under the benign influences Of n
patriotic President, the wounds bctM cen the
sections seemed to be rapidly healing. But,
ever since his constitutional policy has been
troddcn under foot by Congress, matters have
been getting worse, and aPprehensions have
been expressed by men of the sobcrcst judg>
ment. that the party passions now raging. so
turlously will terminate in civil war, ex-
tending throughout the whole length and
breadth OF the land We are not Of the des>
pairing school but it does seem to US that
the great chasm made by the late war is not
going to be as readily bridged over as we had
believed and hoped; that the earthquake,
whose rumblings have not yet subsidized, but
seem to be increasing, has given shock not
only to our Institutions, but to the character
OF our people, and that we are not what we
were-a nation prizing constitutional liberty
aud representative government above all other
human blessings; that, at the present mo-
ment, the public mind is rather yearliing for
stability, for repose, for security OF property
and of life, than for the semblance of free
forms, without the substance. There is per
vading all mems thoughts an uneasy appre-
hensiou that there is at this moment no great
interest of society which is not completely at
the mercy of tanaticism, aud party passion
The approaching session of Congress, it is,
feared, will add fresh causes Of disqpiet and
alarm, and the call Tor the ttseterads of tho
Republic" to protect that body against a dan
ger which does not exist, is amongst the most
ominous signs of the times Whittier are we
tending? Farther and farther every day
from the old landmarks of the Constitution,
from old principles, ideas and traditions; but
where aud how viii our voyage terminate p
There are many people Who are beginning to
feel careless whether Congress gives us re-
Publicanisn OF monarchy, Capitalization or
State Rights, SO they give us something def
mite and permanent.-Belito. TRANSCRIPT