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CHICKERING & SONS FAMED
~ PIANOS
As also PIANOS from six other popular makers
The largest and most complete assort- -DZs-
msnt In the city and a. am deter. H. |I||I
mined TO sell out my Immense stock"1"
before moving In ny new store, persons
Will md II to their advantage to buy Of me. Terms
easy.
Liberal allowance for old Pianos.
JOHN p. ELLIS,
mhls'stutha SO Pa Ay., near Tenth ct.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
uHITED STATES PArHsr oYFIcE,

= , w WAsHIH0roN, May 10, 1857.
On the petition Of Thomas Crosslsy, OF bridgeport,
Com, PI.Jin{ for the extension q Paten. granted
ment In Printed Carpets, for sevsn years from the
expiration Of said patent, which takes place on the
18th day Of Sugust, 1857
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent omes on MONDAY, the nth day Of July
S next, a. II o,SOeh N and AZ persons are nOtissa
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the sxtsnsion are required to Al.
In the Patent omee thsir obJsetions, specially sci
forth in writing At least toeniy days bsfors the day
Of Nearing all testimony fled By either party 70 Be
used At the said hearing must Be tAksn and tIIns.
mittsd In aeeordaAes with the rules of the ofle..
which will be furnished on application.
DepositionI and other papers, relied upon A. tss.
mony, must bs hled In the once tosntv days before
the day Of hearing; the Arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the REPuBLIcAH and the IntsIIi0sncer, Washin gton
D. and IN the Rsgfster, New Haven, Conn, ones
week for three successive weeks; the nrst Of said
day Of hearing. r. o. THELKER'
n, 49, CommissioneT Of Patents.
7. s.-Editors Of the above papers viii pleas.
copy, and send their bills = the Patent onss with
paper sOntAininE this Astfss myI7.fwsw
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
- USIrED tTkTEs PATENT orriox,

WAsHISoroH, April 8, 1867.
On the petition Of William Butterheld, OF postop.
Mass, praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the tth day Of July 1854 for an
Sewing Machines, for seven years from the expi-
ration q said patent which takes place on the 2ith
Il Is ordered that the said petition be heard At III.
Patent once on MONDAY, the I'd day Of September
next. At II clock, and all persons are notinsd
TO appear and show eanss, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 nIs
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth IN writing, At least fnsav days before the day
OF hearing all testimony fled by sithsr party to be
used at the said hearing, must bs taken and trans.
whieh will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upou as te.ti
nony. must be nlsd in the once tosnty days before
the day Of hearing the Arguments, n any, within
Ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be publishsd In the
REruBLIcAS and the Intelli0eneer, washinEton, d,
O., and In the Journal Boston, Mass, once q week
Tor three successive weeks the hrst Of said pubea
hearing. I. G. THEAKKR,
Commisjoner OF Patents
P.s-Edltors Of the above paptrs win please copy,
and send their bills TO the Patent once with pspsr
containing this notice. Ap25.lAWS
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NOTICES OF PATENTs.-
or THE INTERIOR,

IL UurHp STATES PArrxr oryIcz,
wAsHrsaror, May 10, 1857.
On the petition Of Henry Ritehfs, Of nsvsrt,
y, praying for the sxtsnsion q patent srnstsd
10 him The 2sd say Of August isss, for an iIpreys
mont In Psdiosk Tor years nom the expiration
q ssid patent which takes place On the ssd day Of
10. ordered .A.. y. ..la S..i,is. ..h..ta !, n.
nsIi .. o'.iosk n. and an p.r.sss ~. sosis.i
70 appear and chow s.a.. s.y thsy hsvs, vAy
Persons opposing the extsnsion reqnirs1 70 fle
In the Patent ohes their ohjeetions, sps.ialiy eel
forth in vrting at least csnr days bsiors ths aay
Of hearing, all tssmony hlsd by either party 70 bs
used at the said hearing must Be taken and trans
mittsd In aeeordAnes with the rules of the onss,
which will be furnishsd on application.
Deposiuons and other papers, relied ~ tssti-
nony, mat Be aisd in The ohss hessfv days before
the day Of hssring Tie srsansais, any. within ts.
Ordered, also that this noties Be puhlishsd In The
RKPuBLtoAH asd the fafsih0encsv, Washington, D.
c. and In the Advsrtiser, Hsvark, N. J., enss week
for three sueess.vs vssks the frst efsaid puhlisa
hearing. T. q. THkAKKR,
my7i.vSt conmissionsr Of Pstssis.
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THE NEW BANKRUPT LAW.

THE NEW BANKRUPT LAW.
HARPER BoRrHERU
Have In Press,
AAd will Publlsh ImIaSdiAlsly,
THE
NEW BANKRUPT BILL.
WITH NOTES. RORhB oR PROCEDURE.
And Collsetisn Of all the
AMERICAN AID EN1LIsH DECIsIoNB UPON YHR
Law OF BAHKRUPrOY,
AaAp''d 70 the use sfths Lawyer and Merchant,
kDWIN JAMEg,
OF the New York Bar aAd one Of the Rram,r. Of tA.
knElisA BankTuptsy AnshdnshtAst.
Ar James has hAd uAlsuAl oppOrtuhitisa to he.
come familiar with the Law of BankTuptey, having
been member Of PAIlAmsnt at tAs ume he R1Elisk
Bankrupt Act was passed, lnd having himSslf ar.
ned through Important ansndmsnts 70 the bill. Hs
.lso ior many years saeeeshfal practitioner IN
HsgtsTSSsr' March. 1888. HARPRR BRoTHERs,
mil New Yofk.
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrsp srArrs fArrsr oyyIcn,

~ USrrEp srArrs fArnrT oyrfon,
WAsHueros. April 10, 1851.
On the petition Of Samuel Dsrlins, Of Danger, No,
prayAg fer the extension of patent granted 70 hin
the sotk day Of August, lssS, for aa inprsvsnsat
In Apparatus for Grinding and Shaping Metals, for
seven yeArs from The expiration Of sad paiss vhish
takes piass on the soth day Of Anguish -. b b
f.l.s. on.. On noHDAI u. la.A tsy e A.ss..
70 appear and shov eaass, n any thsy have, Why
said pstinos ought not 70 be granted.
Persons epposing ths sxtsnron are required 10 Ale
n q. r.i:s. ode. ,hsir sslss.ioss, :g.si.lly =.
Of hsarnE, ali testimony flsd by either Party, V Be
ussd q the said hsarins, must be taken and trans
mittsd In aseordanes with the rules Of the ones,
which viii be furnished on applieston-
Dispositions and other papsrs. relied upon as tsst-
nony must Be flsd In the ones f,esnfp days before
the day Of hearing the arGumsnts any, within Ten
days after hliaG The tsstimony.
ordered, also, that this netss b pubishsd In the
RnruBLIoLE, and the fnfsiifosncsr, waahinften, D.
g., .sad in the 7imes. Bangor. Maine, ones . weak
for three sueesssivs wesks the frst Of said pabsa
oa. % b 81 least sixty days prsyoa. . Ne asy Of
Oommissionsr Of Patents.
P.G-Editors Of the above papsrs viii please cory,
and send thsir bills 70 the Patsnt onss with paper
soAtainins this notice. ap2s-wsv
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DRoP0SALs FOR ENGRAVINGs
or TIKI ILLUSTRATIONS ACCOMPANYING
TIE REPORT OF TEE COMMISSIONER OF
PATRnTs FOR THE YkAR 1857.
orrIcH CoraREasiosAL PRIrrrR,
WAsutUoroH. Nav A. 1857.

aEr. ~ orrIcz CoreR RrssiosAL PnIsrrn, ~
whsnrroros, Nay 2, 1851
Sealed Proposals will be received a his snee IA
isr fsisl.siss one ~ q si.s.sssyp. r.s.. q Il:
ILLusTRATI0HsoY OF MACHINERY, Ae, seeenpany-
lag the Report Of the Connissiensr Of Patents for
he psisntss asd L. sad dale q lie PAL.
eat on each nlustration
TSs dnvinG' win b. furnished On paper TO u.
aansris.i order as nearly ., consistent viii neat
ven SS,, ~ .I::, . ~ ,s:a e. =;
q The sts.dard for he present yoluns. The plates
are 10 Be dsysrsd h ths oes frss o. cost trans
srss'c III ..S s:i' ;::,:ss
security win Be required for hs fashfsi Performance
bidder. are required .. prepe.. for Ii. work BY
more than enc hgurs IL required 70 illustrate an Ia
vention dssign, tAs is senstimss the eas.,) the
whole ngnssr q fgurss will BE- sstimstsd and paid
Awards viii be made ''ts the iswsst sad bss, bid
der for the interest ef the aeyoaneat, dus regard
dirsstios Of iAs Joiat Con niitss on Printing.
ter drawisgs Of iustrations sumeisnt In number to
iorn peg. and Dr.. nus. .seosp.,y ,ssir sid' With
for the press, ~ specimen Of thsir work, with
sworn statensst that Il was made In the sstablish-
s.ry facilities for the prompt and proper sI.euon
Any further iniorn.tio. that may be required will
Be furnished upon app ieaon 70 this once, Or TO the
Blank forms viii be furnished upon application to
the undsrsiGned, and proposal will be eohsidsrsd
Pr.pfossis viii Be sdirssssi e .TSs Joist Con.
mites Printing, !" washinEton, d. c., care Of the
under iga:i. - ..ssr.,d o. Il. .sr.ioS. 'fiopo:
nyli Stv Congrsssionai Prntsr.
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~ ii r OUCH LINE BETWEEN
l. MAsHrHaToE, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW

wAszBeros, Jan. q, lss7--noop.
Trains bstvse. wssAiaston and New York are now
ron HEw YoRK, Without change Of ears,
Lave daily tsxsspt sandsy) a TD .. n, and
yoR EIw YoRK, sA.ssiss ears .. Phi!adsiphi.,
Leave daily tsxsspt sunday) At Ills .. N.
T0R PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tsxsspt sundsy) At LS and il.lsa m.
and $50 ard $50 ,. n.
Lssys for Hsv Iorh ana Phiisd.lphi. q, $50 ,.
sissSi,s ears for s.v York o. $50 ,. m. raia
daily.
Tiroush usAst 70 Philsdslphi.. New York or Bos-
Ton, saa Be had st The statioR oes at all hours In
The day. ~
See Bsiassrs s.a Ohio railroad saysrtissmsnt
for sshsanis bstvssa washiaeton, Bsltnors, An-
aApsiis, sad The West T. I. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
s.... .a4 L. n COLI,
... ..-.T General Ticket Agent.
4. Ffa.i.raar ... 900 o. GEO. O. Koonfx,
Agent, Waahington.
HI WILKINS,
Passenger Agent
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PuoPoS AL .
DROPOsALS FOR BUILDING A
IL CHAPEL AT TIE rAvAL ACADEMY, An |
nAPoLIs, MARYLAND. 10 i

On ELvr DrPLRrrRST,
BrlxAu or HtvIoLTreH, y
...H..--.I.r..r 1- May 7, 1881. Ed
Ing Chspei Il the Hawai- Academy, Annapolis, Mary
lsnd, will be received st this once until o'clock,
~ s 4. q. ss.i " ' "a rors
mAnship nssesary for the cons,ruetion and compile
uon Of Chapel Al the Naval Aesdsmy grounds, An.
sssiss. viish s:s ). sen u ,Si' sss. Ssiiy hon
q n. until . p N. s'E. n l'rT
sss.,; .s.. NJ: :s.,. .s su..
late eontrael with good and satsfastery security In
the fall amount Of tie eonrao Within ten days from
name The time in which they viii engage 70 eonplsts
the building.
The BuIssu reserves the right 10 reject any all
" wv WIS THoRNroN A. JENKINS,
mvll- -soot ... |T0' Chief Of Bursau.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
wAsHISoTos.
a. D. oes.,. tsf Jay Geek. = os. :, rr.sa...
va HvsTI.srss. Cashier,
CONVENIENT plPoslrolI
HsAsorAL Assur OF rns usIrsD TATE.
isrs sr.ssr. ssrsssrs ZEE r.sAss.I ssslssn.ss.
ss's,.s., ..s.risi. viii Treasurer u.i'sA sss,s..
srosE nILIIoH DoLLARs.~
wsbsy s,i sell ell .l.s..s Of faoynRsNlSf u.
cuRIrIxs Al current narhst rates.
yuRHIsH IxcHAHoH ssi nah. osll.s,isAs ..
ALL rHl PRINCIPAL orrrss or TEE usIrD
srArHA
". p.rsAas. osv.s,...i vss.A.u .. II. nosT
sAvoaASLz rSRMs. s.d Civ. sA,.svI Ass ,,onr
Asfzsrss - L
ACCOUNTS OF Busrrnss NEE AHp FIRM.
and 70 any ether business entrusted 70 "a
FULL INFORMATION In r.s.sl V aovxRHnnf
LoAHs q al times sAssrfsiiy fsr.isAsl
WI. HUNTINGTON. ossAisr.
NAnnUsIoE. Maish -. lssS ukn -ln
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FRIsER LIZ CHEyEUX.
oas application war
rantsd To curl the most
straight and stubborn
hair Of either sex into
wavy ringlsts or heavy
massive eurls. Has been z
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FIN A n CIAL.

Jay 90 oKE a 60,
% %. a.... sAnKrRs,
yurnsru STREET. op,.s. rnr TREASURY.
bay ..d ..n At ..rr.., marks, RATES. ..a t..p .s,.
,al .-a l1a8l ...
nIG o. blTs
s,..uv o. A.sd fall supy,ys
@ "I.E 20 a.....
'."r 90 so.
H Ea..rHfls
.'rafHH. ...
s. rfuHr
1. goo r.r .l.. aB". q
oovrRSr.sr Bosps.
a.I sara-H.T .H
r."T ~
.Hr.H HFlf r..
.. so raua.hH esz
.. ns.f-r tssI-rr
.rr .ssTH"r r.H .....
.Il#s1 hrHTH .
20 ''," srvKH.rHIRrIrs. o.,
.r ErH - ... . % 81. 900 r...I 90. ..
..r.lHa a... .. TODD. .... .
..# |.
coHrounp isrERHsr HorRs.
Orders for s.ssSs Be.ds H.. srssutsd; aad Coliss.
Nons made On all accessible points.
sspl-du
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RAILROAD II Ds.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
il AND pkLrInoRI RAILRoAD.
TIN fABLH.

oonnsssins HoHDAr, April 1sth, 1895.
Trains fei Baitinors and wsshinstoa leave Phila.
ais a m, KIpr,.s, Mondays sxssPt.d 4 1l.bs.
n, Exprsssi 500 .. N. Rxpress; and n.oo p m,
Way Mas Trsia for Bsi,imors Al slss. N.
rRAIhs IRON BkLT1hoRl TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimors, 7.B .. m, Way Mall 30 o m,
ExPrsss; !, 10 ,, n, Rzprsssi e.1 ?. n, kxprsssi
a4 ,. n, Exprss.. ......
SUNDAY fRAh
Lssvs Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
II AlS .. N, and H. 20 p. N
Lave Baltimors for Philadelphia Al SIS pm.
Leave Bsltimore for New York at SIS p. m.
milo H.R. KINNEY, supsrintsndsnt
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NEW PHYSIoGN0MY, WITH i 900
IN ILLUsTRATIonS--Pialn, S5; Calf o.. No.
rocco GILT, tlo. u 10 . beautiful book KsoP's .
HAsLss, Peoples Pictorial edition, tl5tsd paper. d.
WhITE, How TO TALE How TO Behave, AND How TO
Do BUaIEEss, In one yoly o. "a. TRE PHKENoLoaIoLL
address fowLKR 4 WELLS, No. $50 Broadway, New
York, Agents Wanted. mh3o-lStw
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
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p pH0T0GRAPHs
FOR THE MILLIONtt

Il % 4 - = =
-7.a. FOR THE MILLI0N .
will ssnd, postpaid, 90 Phstosraphs sf The nest
cents 80 uhien Generals for 70 esAts; 80 Rebel Cen
tfai youns Ladies for 70 cents; 70 1As.leokinE
yong osAtenea for 30 cents; sIargs Photosrsphs
eoiorsd, exactly they appear fer 50 cents or for
20 ssn, q the most bsaatiful Ladies' Of the Paris.
n. baist TresPs a. hey appear !. hs play Of the
ssna @ al orders 10 P. o. Box. III, Trey, 7.
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nyIi-stv
DROPOSALSF FOR CATTLE FOR IN
Il DIAN SERVICE, IN LIEU OF PROPOSALS
OF MARCH n, iseT.

DhOPOSADSF FOh OAITDE FOR IN
L DIAE SERVICE IN LIEU OF PROPOSALS
DHr..rsrsr or TEE Isrr.io.,
WAsHnaTos, April Is, 1857.
Sealed proposals will Be Isceiysd untl IL clock,
D. Dsnmss, supsriatsndsst cf Taliss Iasirs for The
Northern supsrintendsneya at Omaha City, Nsbraska,
for the delivery at city Of the following Stock
800 HEAD Of MIX Cows fer III. wis,.b.so In.
diss,' ans ScssPyiaS ,r s':.Iy.acn c On IN Al E:nr,.s,
dl..s. oeespyins reservation al the mouth Of the
500 h..d Of NM Cows for III. Y.se..a Sioux In.
100 i.sa Il siii Cows for Il. onshs isdi,.., os
euyyinE . reservation In Nsbraska.
II. Cows must Be Of g Cd quality, Americas breed,
Cows with young calves, or Cows with calf, will be
preferred. rhs Balls must be not less than three
All Cows Known By stock drovsrs as rsxa. Cows,
i.di.a Cows. Mexican Cows, or half brssds. VIII not
Superintendent Dsnmsn will have the risht to rs.
jsot any or all bids that may be ofsrsd; also, the
sht 70 reject any or a. ne cattle u he deem. that
sapeIintendsnt Dsnman will be authorised TO re-
esve the said cattle and 10 give vouehe 10 the par
% q s fsa.s = s V; S.ss:ss Sss 81
fh. csv. % be delivered en- or before Ii. ar.t day
superintendent psaman, will have the power 10
change the place Of delivery with the eosssal o. tks
contractor. -.-I
The eoatraetor will be required To sxsousa rood
and eisnt bond In ths sum Of 900 for the faith
ful fulhllmsnt Of the contract % .. ..
The party or parties to whom the award 10 made
must be prepared at 70 execute the contrast and
give the required bond .'a..
BIDS win sol - received for . less number thsa
the total numbef efeoWs and balls called for.
Bidders must give thsir names In full, ~ we'll a.
their places Of residence. .
fTsss..i: NUT !: ssier,s, .rrsgs..I.,s. S.ttl.
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DEA UTYi sTi
dRIJS, In AgsyRS. . ooLPES. YLAxsE AND sH,KE sILKEE
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II U N FOR LII!

II in FOR ALL!!
Fail Instructions by which any person, male or
fsmAis can master the great art uism by
lew houra' practice, making . world Of fun, and
amer becoming experts themselves, can teach othsrs
thereby making II source OF Income. Full instrue
tesd.
address ?. o. Drawer Il, Troy. NY
mylo-d&wly
A M ES Y. Wis,
tRsrAbLIsHED 1897
Halter AND PURRIRR,
STRAW GOODS,
CANES. UMBRELLAS, &c.
NO. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Under Metropolitan Hotel. spl2-ly
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VIZ II I s K ERS
w AND hUBTACHEsi
Forced TO grow upon the smoothssl face In from
three 10 Ave Wsoksb usIaR Dr. EEyidNR's IEs.

TAUnlTEUR cLPiL-
LAIRk, the most won-
derfui discovery In nod
srn seisnes, aetlaE upoa
the Beard and Hair In An
almost miraculous n
, nsr. u has besn used By
the elite Of Paris and
Lundon with thu mos
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EBBITT HOUsE-C. @. WILLARD.

}. P. Hanly, n. Y. 8. Brown and wife, Philadel-
Phis; B. Smith. n; T.; J.B: T.pmsn. N. J.; TbOs.
Henderson, LAT =. Stone, n. T.; W. H. Turisy,
Ohio j.. Jones, Baltimore; L. Heaton, N. G. Capt
and Mrs Huntington, U. g. A. J. II. Robertson, Bos
ton, Gen. o. Brown, Va; r. R. Rheese, U. o. A., W.
P. Lucas, j. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Maeop, J. c
Whittier, La. Mr.. and Mrs waleome, J. b. Wright
Conn. g. NJ Entor, T. CAmplssr, Miss
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TAY 90 oKB a 90,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-09
o lihYn AAl.E.

f9Y VIRTUEfof afdecree of the Chan
~ cetSQeuft Of Madison county Stat
OF Mississippi. made at the March Term
1867, on Saturday the goth day OF Apri
1867, the undersigned as Trustee, ywil
on 60 tt'| ~ ia
Monday the 18th duyof Norrmber, 1867
in the town OF Camden in said county, ex
pose to public sale to the highest and best
bidder for cash, the following described
real estate, il being that tract er.,lot OF
landsconveyed ID w ASKING t on Ford now
deceased as Trustee, by William Hem
ingway and D. III. Hemingway TO secure
the payment ofcertain Indebtedness there.
in mentioned. viz :
East half Section twelve in Township
eleven Of Range five East, Lying in said
county Of Madison !; and the a.. =.
West half North west quarter and West
half Southwest quarter Section seven.
Township eleven. Range six East, lying
70 the county Of Leake in said State.
little believed to be good. but / will
convey only such as is vested ia me as
Trustee, by virtue of said decree of the
Chaucery Court.f.e nra -3arM
sAM'L MILTON, Trustee.
Sept. l4-37. 8aV gaFnaf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-09

THANKS GIVING.-In obedience to 6
proclamation from our worthy Mayor
to observe Thursday, the Sth Nov
as day of humble thanksgiving tc
Almighty God for His merciful pre-
servation of this community from Tie
yellow fever, many of our citizens
laid aside their secular employments
and repaired to the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches there to worship,
and acknowledge their appreciation
OF this appropriate service as ordered
or suggested by the Mayor. We
were glad to hear of large attend
ance at the Presbyterian church and
greatly regret to see so many empty
pews at the Methodist church. Sure
ly the pastor of this church has very
little to encourage him in his labors
OF love. We listened with pleasure
to his modest yet eloquent appeal to
his smaltcongregation to thank God
that their condition was no worse
than it is, and reminded them of the
dark days that once swept over Can
ton in the year 1855. al who re-
member that time can well feel hearth.
ly thankful, that God has not scourg-
ed us with yellow fever. NfN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-09
HoNoR 70 WHOM HONOR is DIE.


One more it is our duty to warn
the travelling public against "bogus
and so-called hotels, where the unin.
itiated are taken in and done for by
saucy clerks, impudeht walters, cold
rooms, unclean bedding, bad fare and
high prices. This is the case, we are
sorry to say, with most hotels in this
republican country. But we trust
that none of our readers will ever be
thus gulled, when visiting New Or
leans for often have we notified them
that the City is the hotel-the place
where the traveller can find comforta-
BILE and spacious rooms, polite atten-
ton, the best food, and very moderate
charges--in short, where he can for.
get that he is away from home, and
be at rest. The CITY has been our
stopping place, when visiting New
Orleans, for a. number of years, and
never have we known it fail to main
tain neutrality-suspicious. as .the best
hotel in the South The secret Of its
invariable success is that Col. Morse,
the proprietor, does not publish ex-
advertisements, flaming post
ers, &C., to thus lure the traveller to
bad fare, poor accommodation, and |
the Inconvenience which we have |
above mentioned as pertaining to
most hotels-but he is determined to
fulfill to the letter ALL that the press
Jag Of his most excellent house. Again
We say, consult your own comfort,
md stop at the "City HOTEL" New
Orleans.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-09
U Our friend, A. L. Couch, is

U Our friend, A. l.. Couch, is
now iR. receipt of a large and excel
lent assortment Of Staple and Fami
ly Groceries. If you want to buy
flour, hams, bacon, sugar, coffee,
salt, mess pork or plantation sup
plies, etc, give him an early call and
get them cheaper than can be had
elsewhere in Canton. His advertise
ment will appear next week.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-09

'RY VIRTUE OF DECREE CT the Pro
- bate Court of Madison county rendered
zon the l5thsday Of September, 1866, | will, as
Administrator de .bouis non of S. H. Lanier,
sell, at public outcry, before the door Of the
courthonr, in Canton, to the highest and eat
bidder, for cash, on t" .#
Monday, tue 18Th Of November, 1867,
the following real estate, lying and being ia
said county viz East half of sects 20 aud
&c and two thirds acres off of side ofeB of
southwest quarter of section 2O--al iu town.
ship 8, range No. east-Containing (3463)
three hundred and forty-six and two-thirds
acres, be the same more or less. - E
J. R.POWELL,
Admir- de bonis non of 5. H. Lanier, decd.
Oct. l8-lS67, 4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-09

The SOUTHERN RURALIsT,-We
are always glad to get this worthy
periodical, and more than glad to see
that our friend DR.. Swasey keeps up
the interest of his journal. The
Raralist is now published at Tangi-
pahoa, La, on the N. O., ], & G. N.
r. R. monthly, at $1.5O per annum,
in advance. Address III. A Swasey
& Co., publishers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-09
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
No, & G. N. Il. r..

-.s,-.. COMING NORTH:
Passenger train No 1 leaves New Orleans at I
O'Clock p. N, arriving at Canton 8:l0 a. m.
Passenger train No. leaves New Orleans at
o'clock 0. N. :, arriving at Canton at 7:35 p. m.
GOING SOUTH
Passenger train No.. leaves Canton daily at 8:
4 Is a. m. arriving At New Orleans at Up m.
Passenger train No. leaves Canton daily at IL:
40 a. m. arriging at New Orleans at l: rs p. m.
Miss. Central R. R.
Passenger Trains leave Canton daily, $3.50 AM. Bpm
Freight 4fs'' = isssss daily except sunday ss
. g" arrive :" 700 PM.
Freight delivered from 500 A. NJ. to 100 P. NJ.
Z" received !" l2.00 NJ. 500 Pm.
Miss. g. Tena. h. h.
Tie ave Grenada daily, Express. las A. M.
Arrive Memphis daily. ........... .8.45
leave Grenada daily. mail. ,2& P. NJ
Arrive Memphis daily .....,.......::. ,s45 g
Freight leave Grenada, Sundays exc d 300 A. NJ.
Arrive Memphis. So. .3.43 2. IN.
Leave Memphis. daily Express. 1880 A. NJ.
Arrive at Grenada. .............-'..,.. 5OO P. III.
Leave Memphis, mail. ............. 6 90 r"
Arrive at Grenada. ........... Loo A. NJ.
Freight leave Memphis daily, Sun'y ex. 4 40 A. NJ.
Arrive at Grenada. ................... 5.4O p. M
Both Mail and Express trains make close connect
tions with trains on Miss. Central R. r.
Connect at Memphis with trains on Memphis and
Louisville n. R., for all points North.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-09

~ If a convention is elected, the
very walls of the old capitol should
culver with shame, that the house
which has so often resounded with
the patriotic eloquenco which flowed
from the lips ofPRENTIss and DAVIS,
should echo the meaningless .isrgop.sf
a negro or the malicious vituperatidn
of some adventurous Yankee rene
gade. "Most potent, grave and new
erend signeiurs!" are they MOI