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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
LIGHTNING REMEDY
FOR CHARBONE

uITE, the undersigned, having known i
Nh ]. w. SANTAFEE for many years,
w readily certify to his unbafhed skIIl
the cure of the diseases of horses, ana 81
cerely and heartily recommend him ana
medicines to the public in general, knowi'
that results will be entirely Satisfactory
all who may deem it advisable to give INT
fair trial.
Cholic will be cured in so minutes by ~
binr the animal on the breast and stomac.
Foundered horses cured in II hours
, Distemper and Fsrcy cured in days
| Bots cured in so minutes.
/ Lung fever cured in days.
DIR. SANTAFEE has certificates OF CT
Accomplished by his medicines on AMIN
belonging to some of us in 80 minutes
He has effected cure OF Lung lever
S. ont of So cases, Byasara, La, in 1860.
DR.. SAxrAFEE has sold the right to mar
facture and sell these various preparatio
in all the counties in this State, WITH
exception of Adams and Rankin, to the 81
scriber.
At NcsBY & RICHARDS DRuG SToRE,
CANTON, MISS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
GRENADINES,

GkE y All y IpcD
! vu vuv ussy p,-.v.soVV LHiS SAFE
a widow lady an her oily daughter
a beautiful and jvely gl Ct seven.
teen, were seatedon Q sa in q neatly
furnished parlor,f AMIDST looking
cottage. The moherhel in her hand
a small piece of oaper, a which her
ewes were ihtentE fizedbut 1t could
readily be perceived ,hashe saw not
the characters That wreritten upon
it.
"What's to be ion, III" inquired
the daughter.
Indeed, my chill, Dannot tell.
Tie bill is fifty dollrspd has been
due, you know, forseral days. l
haven't five dollars, anyour bill for
teaching the Misses 1nard cannot
be presented for two eks yets and
then it will not amat' this sum-"
"Can't we sell soithingi ma 3"
suggested the dauiht
1--WE have alrea,y d the little
plate and jewelry tlahe Northern
soldiers left us, on hecasiUti when
they pillaged the huiand foIcibly
seized your engagmt ring; ah !
the memory of thatd brings grief
to nv heart. But lid forget and
forgive all, had thyot ruthlessly
slain YOUR invalid aer. But we
must not weep over past, when the
future looks so grin As for selling
something, / know what we can
dispense WITH
"What do you TO selling the
sofa, ma"
"Well, L don't kT Florence. 1t
does MT seem righ1 bart with it.
But perhaps we calowithout it,"
al suppose it | eadily bring
fifty dollars !"
"Certainly. 1t ffhe best wood
and workmanship, 6ost one hun
dred and forty dolls. Your father
bought it a few dayore his death,
consequently it hart been used
long"
~ think it willig nearly one
hundred dollars" sFlorence, who
knew nothing of don sacrifice /;
land that, besidesIing the rent,
would buy us food some of nv
bills become due,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

The Southern Farmer. for Sept, has
been received. 1t is far ahead of all Prev
GUS issues, and is the most beantlin! ana
most valuable agricultural paper that comes
tn our office. 1t is bound to prove aRreat
success. 1t should be taken and reM by
every farmer in the South. His success I'M
der the new state of things, will depend
largely upon his adopting the policy recon-
mended in this paper. 1t is edited by the
ablest pens in the South-practical, reliable
and successful men. Send 50 to Dr.. NJ. w
Philips & Co., Memphis, Tenn, and you vii
receive choice grape vine, or peach tree Of
strawberry plant, worth the money you send
| Take this paper.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
OBITUARY.

DIED, in Camden, Miss, on the 2Jd ult'
ut the residence of his grandmother, MIS- d.
F. Purviance, after an illness of three nays
WILLIAM DUDLEY, only child of DR.. William
and Snllie Olanton, aged Eve years.
Thus suddenly were his parents bereit OF
this idolized child, the son who was to them'
the one pride and hope of life, the OBJECT
around which all the tendrils of their hearts
were entwined, with that deep love- tna'
warming tenderness, which only parent
can know and feel. Little DUDLEY was a
child of most sprightly intellect; bright
JOYOUS and playful. Dear boy sadly we
miss him. The old home is very quiet now
no sound of little bounding felt-no ringing
laugh through hall and garien-no merry
plavs under the old apple tree. All, no
but
"Tbere's a mound in yonder graveyard,
A short and narrow bed,
No grass yet growing on it, 81,
1 And no marble at It's head.
darling DUDLEY has left father and mother
and gone to Join the baby brother he love'
so we'll. There hand in hand, they are wait
ino to meet them in "the Fathers house OF
high" Till then, farewell, long fareweil
to the q little boy that died. NJ
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

The FIRST BALE.-ln our last we
called with lusty lungs for the hfst
hale of new cotton to be brought III;
Ere the sounds of that call had ceased
to reverberate, the first bale was IN
town. 1t was brought in on Satur-
day morning last, 10th ut, grow n
by Mr.. Thos. L. Holiday, near TINS
piace-bought by Richards, Ander,
son & Co. at 81 cents, and shippeu
to X, L. Adams, N. 0. Three cheers
for Messrs. r., A. & Co., and a tiger
for Tom Holiday!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
A Rule Without Exception!

All transient advertisements must o. Pd'" Jo'
,,,.n inserted. Legal adcfrtiscnents must De pa'a
f,r before the proof of publication is gtOen ana
no proof ,oiH be eiusn unless the money IS po'o'
These are the terms agreed upon by the Press OF
s,n,,o and u, no case iH they be departed from
Our friends ,eiA not ask IL. HES#
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
MADISON COLLEGE,
SITUATED IN THE TOWN OF
SHARON. Madison County, MISS,
NprCn miles East q CdNTOI6'

Sercn miles East Of Canton.
TINE NEXT SESSION will open on
| MONDAY, SEPT 30, 1867
FACULTY.
Row WI. c. Hunmcutt, a. NJ, Pre- sident'
and Professor of Mental and Moral Sciences.
r, Hicks, AM, Professor OF Mathematics
II A, Spangenberg, A. NJ, Professor
Ancient and Modern Languages.
TIP. Holloman, Principal of the frepar-
atory Department,
Course Of Study.
In ,bc Primary Department Orthography'
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic,
In the Preparatory Department, Geography
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Latin Gram
mor Latin Reader, and Algebra through SIM
pie equations.
Freshman Glass.
co.or and Latin Exer Ancient Geography,
cises, Ensllshi 49,
nrassI, Grammar. Composition Rhetoric
Greek Testament, Defamation,
ALGEBRA completed Keith on the Globes
Sophomore Class.
Horace, Application ., n
Xenophon's Cyrop;edia Topography
| and Anabasis,
Plane Trgonometry & Physiology,
Surveying. Composition and &c
Spherical Trigonometry lamation'
Junior Glass.
11o~,co Mental Philosophy,
Homer, sophocles and Chemistry ,u;.,i,o
Euripides, EVIDENCES VI on''"''''
Comic Sections, NY,
Civil Engineering, Original Orations'
Mechanics,
Senior Glass:
! rocitus Moral Philosophy,
Pi'n and Noschus Political Economy,
Natural Philosophy, Geology
Astronomy, Oaiculu9'
n Original Orations =,
e TERMS-per session of five months. N
$ deductions except for protrac ted sickness;
Primary Department, SSoS no
e r'Ia.;ato' sos, 90.
r Sol!esia'o $500.
y Ihciue nl"L -, $500.
5 Doa'u' Pc or Jozon 1918.
= To be paid in advance, or satlsiacVo'i'
: arranged. c,,. ,d
:. The Trustees Of Madison College, ana
Sharon Female College have thought IL peS
that the same Faculty should give lhSltu'
e. lion in both institutions. We have som
good chemical and philosophical appara.H
ana rho hest Globes in the State Our tern
are moderate. Our curriculum of studi'
,rill compare favorably with that OF any !,
stitution in the land. Our students wlil
overcised in surveying, leveling, and indu,
Mt trial drawing. Professor SPangen6erg W
" teach French, German, Spanish and ltalia
~ We are determined to merit, and nope 10
II ceive liberal patronage.
rs Secretary to the Board
SO Aug.3l. % :,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
HEADQUARTERS 4rH MILITARY DISTRICT
mississippi aud Arkansas.)

Vicksburg, Miss, Aug. 30, 1867. }
General Orders, No. 22.l
Brevet Major General A. Baird, Assistant
Tnsnector General United States Army, haV-
inc beep relieved from duty in this Military
District, Major 0. D. Greene, Assistant ADJ
General of the District, is, in addition to his
present duties, hereby assigned to duty IN
charge of the Office of Civil Affairs at these
HEADQUARTERS. Official communications Will
be addressed accordingly.
By command of Brevet Maj. GenI ord
o. D. GREENE,
Assistant Adjutant General
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

w The weather, here, is very hot
for the season. Wehave had one or
two slight showers during the week.
, but they did not relieve the warmth
edness' of the weather.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

horized Agents for this paper in the city of New
Orleans. Advertising contracts made by them for
ss, will be faithfully carried out. III
AGENr-Mr Sam Milton is our authorized agent
at Camden, and will collect such accounts as are
placed in his hands. and receive and receipt for
,ndyert isounents and sab5offpt0iis. III b.
5. Pettingill & Co. are our authorized Agents
In the city of New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

New GooDs.-Messfs. A. IL; Ford
B. 90. have received and opened their
first installlnent of Fall and Winter
Dress Goods. They are ahead OF al
competition, as far as we are ADVISED
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

.CRops.-The cotton crop, as TAR as
we can learn, will be larger than was " as
mt first expected, though It VIII lall
far short OF the crops OF Madison III
her palmy days.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

NEW ORLEANS CARD.-We ask
attention to the card of Messrs.
barrett & LeSassier, Cotton Factors
and Commission Merchants. Inese
gentlemen have been long in the
Snsiuess in New Orleans, have much
experience, and will be able to give
entire satisfaction to all who favor
Them with consignments and orders
Mr.. Pat. Luckett and Messrs. May
son & Landers are Agents at thiS
place. sa- Sd ae.tF
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

PAYMENTS:

r,,,IiI to me close OF the re aioli, *, ,P' -"
= ases Of protracted illness. In case ct tenn eI
nnrary want of cash, cotton or snort time
draTts will be received in payment OF dues
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

10 Attention is asked to the ad-
yertisement in another column OF d
strayed or stolen horse.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

HEALTH.-~The health of Canton Is
about the same as usual at ohis SEA
son of the year.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
REMARHS.-By comparison OF

REMARES.-By a comparison Of adYer-
tisad rates, it will be seen that the cua'se9
in the School are as low as those IN any 80
tablshed school in the state ah s LON q ''''-'
tbn rates of most schools in the South
Wv Tia rrica oftuition is as low as it was be-,
fore The war, in gold The charges for ooard
viii he further reduced as soon as the cost OIL
provisions is lcssened.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

SALEs.-See the Sheriff's sales,
and other sales Ct lands.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

srGeneral Ord, we learn, has re.
moved the Mayor and Board Of Al
dermen of the city of Vicksburg.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

Board, fuel, and bedding, per month, > 1890.
Lights and washing extra. Board, exclusive
of lights, washing, towels, and bed clothes
and sheets, 9lo,oo'
The boarding department will be made
comfortable and the young ladies will be
under the watch and care of Mr.. and Mrs
Hunnicutt.
The daughters Of all ministers Of the Cos,
will receive tuluon III v"v He aa,rbtorS
free of charge. So, also, Will Tue u""s
Of deceased ministers. 49,. e.ou, the
Charges will be made for tuition from ,nsa 'p of
time the pupil enters school till the o10se o Sa
the session, and no deduction will , ne maze
for for absence, except for protracte9 sickness i
The Faculty is an able one, and the 'Fu ~
ees earnestly solicit the patronage ol ano
country, that their efforts to keep Tue me%%o
y, ,I ho successful in the benefits received by
a large number of pupils. =, In
21
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
GREAT WATCH SALE.
~ NM pCrUI'H ONE PRICE FLAN'
cvcrv Patron q sFnndscme ma
CeIi,hIc WntcIi for the Low f'iee
of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE
"a co- rrr1nss Prrfectlr Satisfactory.

"
AND NOT TO TE
,,s c.- -r-,ess prrfectlr Satisfactory.
! ei~ io'
i60 Harir rase cold Watches. ......, 200 to 900
ioO ladies' Watches, enameled... .... 100 10 5on
oOU Gold Hunting Chronometer do .2o 70 og,'
700 Gold Hunting English levers w W ~
500 500 Go od HT T". American Waches 100 to $50
500 silver Hunting levers ......--.-, 2u " On
SSS SqS Ha9'"s n3yv' TO
s5 5SS R Rg!ated T WStehss o ali Kind;
'''vO 49, -, . ,,r ohtairs a watch ~ This ar
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
Rnarders Wanted.

EHbS VI III bosra Residence South
ITnion street. Terms moderate.
nv" MRS. A. ANDERSON.
Canton, Aug. IL, 1867.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
MOUNT HERMON
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Near Clinton, Miss.

TNHE TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION
4 of this Institute will commence MON
DAY, September 23d, 1867, and close last
week in June, 1863.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

Death of Stranger.-An unkho"
man, aged about twenty years, was dlscoV'
cred lying 10 the road near Dobbs' gin house.
last Friday week, in dying condition he
was conveyed to the gin house, where ne
500. expired. Tbs deceased was native
BY birth, had light whiskers, blue breecheS
and a colored shirt. There were no papers
or anything about him to show his indemnity
TlILO-GE-S-AAAA4
nGhwe understand that several young
gentlemen Of our city, amateur performers
propose giving g series of Promenade Con
carts, thereby Offering a treat TO our ci'l'
Sans, and we are satisfied from the character
- and talents Of those engaged in this inter
ss,iss su.srpriss that our expectations 10
: 1Seif sue.sss and qualification of our friend'
wiz Be falIy accomplished. We will ado
thss he proceeds arising from these con
esrss mi be used in the purchase Of instru
merits for the Canton Brass Band, now form
isrs LsstAoss Who wish 70 pass sPlesssn
svssiss sftssd the eohestss, where they ma
IiSssa 70 Stssias of music, softly, sweet
sssmihg-Aanan laugh ana chat the haPp
hours away. The entertainments will b
eivsn - Odd FeIlo~s' Bsll--shs first Of II
series on Tuesday stssiOg ssfG
@ ~ oar city has loug felt, The need Of ban
ana y. hope these sbesgtdin the LANDAU
esssrprise sfraisins one, ia our midst, wi
%. iibsraIiy encouraged. h'aNi
m u u. - -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
row RATES

,.,-n re kept constantly W.
=, All al, Gs offered to customers al
low RATES
,,sad any where else in town, ,-.,
puY1NG FOE CASA ne rs WOW W have any
SELL FOR CASH ASH s sG a around, twill no
sTesnbse s1l, f f y 'olt don't call again
" MarchSO-d
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
uooRrs CARMINAIlVs slnO.
r ar cno,srs, 'rHo,ers m Mo Disease Of
R''""' ,hc Bowci-'

4: .s = IS Is 81; ~ /. " .2
as NJ; = GIN sYhuF trial
&c Is :S s' ass ,sss
u; " S2 SSa Il a n sis G. ; 9SSR NoSEY Is
T5 a5;S a5q s2 3si'5iSSS gsf{b 5ss SS
EtePs,yycS r, Mostly & E'ensto''
Fer - rrro 81 per ''''''
. | Aug II snl 900 ho1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

New YORK, July 25.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: Latest dates
from the Capital state that Marquee,
O'Haran and other prominent chiefs
were al large.
Generals Andrada, T. Lacunza and
others were found secreted in the Eng
lish Minister'S house, and arrested on
the ground that foreign powers did not
recognize the Liberal Government;
therefore no consideration was due the
Minister.
The Northern army left the Capital
for the interior.
Corona recently passed through
route for the Sierra de Anca, to oppose
LoZada.
Diaz recently obtained from eight
commercial houses, two hundred thou.
sand dollars, without interest. to pay
his army.
Prominent army officers are offering
their designations every day. but none
are accepted.
Otero, Castillo, and ten more Gener-
ais, according to private accounts, were
recently shot at Queretaro. The publ
cation of the fact is prohibited by the
authorities.
Canales has proclaimed himself Gov
ernor of Tamaulipas and Levieda.
Contributions have been levied on
Victoria, San Fernando and other
places. The people are much excited
and call upon the government for aid.
Assistance has been promised and three
thousand troops have left Queretaro to
relieve the garrison at Matamoras.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

RICHMOND, July 25.-The reply OF the
Justice of the hstings court to Schofeld's
communication will be made public
tomorrow. The court justi1es its de-
cisions, named by him, on the ground
of Justice, and utterly deny that parties
born at the North or South had
ANYTHING to do with it.
With reference to the filming of HAITI
only cent for assuulting the teacher OF
the Freedmen's school, who had whip
ped his brother, they say: The time
never was that Virginia court would
imprison any man for an assault upon
another man, when that man had
beaten child, even though the child
was of no kith or kin, much less when
that child was a son, daughter, brother
or sister to the party committing the
assault.
With reference to the court having
advised nolLe prOSeqlti in case where
the counsel of the parties had said the
courts now were intended only to try
confederates, the magistrates disclatm
any responsibility for what counsel
may say, and deny that the judgment
was at all Influenced by the remark in
question. The commonwealth, the
city and hustingsCourt also sent letters
sustaining the facts cited by the
Magistrates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26
New York Money and stock Market


NEW York, July 24.-Times continue
lively in Wall street, and everyb 1dy is
making money, on paper at least, eX-
cept the "shorts," who are being tossed
about and handled as badly as the bulls
were last winter and spring. The ia
bles have been completely turned, and
the bull element, backed up strongly by
outsiders, has complete control. Mat
tiers are being fixed up splendidly for
another crash, but just now nobody
sCares worth copper, and the rush is
forward and upward. Stocks that were
sure to 20 to 40 last spring are now
looked upon us dog cheap at 80. Money
is abundant; crops are good; railroad
earnings must increase; Mr.. McCulloch
won't contract, &c, &C., are the argu-
ments used, which are precisely the re-
verse of the talk of the same parties a
few weeks ago. But history is repeat
ing itself in Wall street; and the future
ofstocks is quite as uncertain now as
at any future time. The rocks upon
which so many have been wrecked,
have ne I been removed.
The market opened steady this morn
ing, rising LaN before the call on the
general list; Erie, Reading, Fort Wayne
and Rock Island the specialities. On
the call IA raid WAS made on Rock Island
and Northwest common, the balance OF
the list being steady. Afterward, in
the long room, the market tired out,
prices falling off about q. at 1880
Michigan Southern took jump, with
much excitement. Fort Wayne also
started, rising to l04. but soon reacting
to lO3, causing a stitfening of the whole
list. All o'clock strong bears attacked
Rock Island and Northwest common,
making them appear weak, for the pur-
pose of buying at lower rates. After
ward there was a rise through the
whole list of Il. Everybody is long of
stocks, consequently the tendency Is
upward, and this will continue until
some change takes place in the money
market. Rock Island and Michigan
Southern are booked for sudden jump
soon. AT 2:30 the market was steady.
At $3.50 there was considerable realizing,
and the market was a shade lower.
Fort Wayne rose to 100, and afterward
fell to 1861. After the last Board, Rock
Island rose to 1887, with grea: excite
ment, and at $3.50 the whole market
closed firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

GALVESTON, July 24.-Leading cotton
factors agree that the grass worms
which precede the cotton destroying
worm Is days, have appeared. The
freedmen have not worked we'll on some
of the plantations. All accounts agree
that the cotton crop will be at least
equal TO last year, and now estimate ii
at $50, 600 to 2lO. 600 bales.
"A large quantity OF war material has
accumulated at San Antonio, destined
for the State of chihuahua. Rafael AL
dreth, it's owner, alleges that the Next
can government intends 1t for distrtbu-
ton among the citizens for defense
against the Indians. In spite of these
statements 1t is suspected that the war
material is intended for the use of fill
busters. Galveston is now quite
healthy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

NEW York, July 25.-Advices from
Hayti state that general amnesty was
granted all political offenders, except
Geffrard and his wife.
Soulouque had been again invited to
return. Preparations were being made
for his reception.
hdence, found no difficulty in getting
all the money he wanted.
Gen. Saloman had been appointed
Minister to the Courts of London. Paris
and Madrid.
Yellow fever had disappeared from
Kingston, Jamaica.
The Times special announces the
abandonment of the Mexican hlibus-
tering schemes which have aRitated the
Gulf coast since the death of Maximil-
ian,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-26

NEW YORK, July 25.-A Washington
special says Gen. Meade has been desig-
mated to succeed Gen: Sheridan, when
the President is ready to move in the
matter.
The President sees no present neces-
sity for issuing a proclamation against
ilibustering.
Mr.. luxembourg is to be clothed with
limited powers to represent the United
States at Mexico. until a regular Min
lister Is appointed,