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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-10
GLEN advertisements.
FOR. SA r.

THE CANTON CORN AND FLAMING
L MILL, now doing a first rate business,
Machinery in the best working order. Res.
son for selling, going to Honduras. Address
JONES d STEWART.
Aug loft Canton, Mics.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-10

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French, Whaley & Stevens,
Attorneys & General Claim Agents.
2l7Pcnnsyl'ania Avenue, opposite Willard 3
Hotel
WASHINGTON. d. G.

TNHE undersigned, BENZ. Il. FRENCH,
l. formerly Clerk Of tho House Of Rcprescn
tatives, aud late Commissioner oil Public
Buildings KILLIAN V. WHALEY, Member
of the House OF Representatives from Western
Virginia, Of 37th, 3Bth and 39th Congresses
and EZRA L. STEVENS, late Of the Inter ior
Department, have this day formed partner.
ship in business under tho 6rm OF French
Whalcy 4 Stevens.
They will attend 10 the prosecution aud
collection ofclaims Of all descriptions against
the Government Of The United States, or
against individuals. They will act as Attor.
neys and Agents In all matters Of business
that may bo entrusted TO their care.
Having had many years experience in all
the Departments ut Washington, they assure
those who may think proper to employ them
that their facilities for business Nro unsurp asa.
cd and that the most energetic aud strict at.
tention will be given 10 whatever they under.
take to do, aud the most prompt and business
like dispatch to every application they may
receiver
Wewill also transact all business aont 10
us by local Agents in other places for rea.
BonObe commissions.
Especial attention given 70 oil Applications
for Patents, IiunO l3-tt.
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George Francis Train gavahis biosra-
ply briefly and brilliantly, tue other day
as follows
When | started ou, In liie, travel
was my idol; the world doubted. Then
| tried knowledge; l got no praises
Then books; they rldiculod. Thon Ian.
guagesi; they gneprod Thea patriotism
they cheerod fnt, then knocked me down
-insRpsian, Ekolint me s-iaD hAybn:
eled mo IN Davenport ArrOslod me Ia
St. Louia, and tried TO aSs6sii1Sto mo In
Alton. But in spite of thisI have kept
my independence aud individuality.
asked the world what il wantod; money
it replied. have made it, and an,
now doyoting my time to that, simply
out of contempt for tho opinions of mcn.
No moro softening Of tho brain, but
hardening of tho heart
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ALAS rOE THE RARITY OF CHRrTlAH
CnARrrY,-Hero in great city full OF
people, says tho Mempbi9 Avalanche Of
June 9th, poor widow lately turned
out Of tho county hospital with an in.
liant child, wOlked all Thursday through
tho streets seeking some place Of slFel
ter, some homo to earn bread for herself
and babe. She sought 10 vuin until at
night she was sheltered BY the fallsn an
gels Of house Of ill.fams on WinchoS--
Ter street, who fed end lodged her safely,
and in the morning gave her Eve dollars
in money as she left 10 hunt still long
or for home. She walked up one
street and down another With her baby
in hor arms. unilit died 10 her arms
Then che carried It to bis honor Mayor
BoaSud, who Kindly cared for the poor
mother and burial Of her child.
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ORIGIN os TIE PRIsrEgs DEvtL,-
When AlduO Monulius set up in busi-
ness uS a printer at Venice, no came in
possession Off little negro boy This
boy was known all over the city as
the little black DEVIL who assisted tue
my stcrious bibliofaotor, and somo Of the
ignorant persons believed him to be nope
ether Than The ol65odlment Of Satan,
who helped AldJn in the prosecution OF
his profession. One day, Mauutius, Do.
string to dispel this nlrangc hallucina-
tiou by publicity, displayed "imp'to tho
poorer classes. Upon this occasion be
made this short but very Characteristic
speech-"Bo it known to Venis, that ],
Aldus Manuiius, printer TO the Holy
Church and DOge, have this day made
public exposure of the printers devil.
All those who think he is not flesh and
blood may como and pinch him."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

TIE CopperheRd papers are very fond
Of ridiculing Leedmeu who substitute
their "mark" for their proper signature
in registration. They forget that tho me-
groes made their mark with the bayonoI,
when the Democracy Of the North were
writing their names and their record in
fuvor of the rebellion. We may add that
muuy colorod men both free born and
lhOsa who we're slaves, will carry their
honorable marks 10 their graves, in the
shape Of a nutilalcd leg or an ann
Vbich will serve 10 remind them Of tho
true character oil modern Democracy
MhlhQencer.
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"You id old rsscal!"

A BLACK minister was closing up his
prayer, when some white boys had the
ill'mOnners to laugh, 60 that tho sable
supplicanI heard them.
Hc had said bu, moment before, ond
very earnestly, "Bless al dat 10 human -
when the laugh occurred, and oommenc-
Jog again just before the Amen, tho pi-
Gus old negro said: 20 Lord, we ore
not in do habit Of faddin' postscrips 10 our
prayers; but il tho 'spression bless oil
dat 10 human won't tako in desc white
fsllcrs, den We pray dat de Lord will bress
some dat nin'I human, also, besides, A
mhnl'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

ELoeUEEr TO SOME PURPosE.-The
Hartford Post cites os proof of the prac-
sical results Of Miss CLARA Bsrton's inau,
encc as a lecturer, an incident which oc,
currod in Now Britain, Connecticut. -
It Snyu:
There ia q soldier boy in New Britain
who los. an arm in the Government ser.
vice. Since his return home he has
struggled hard agaius! wind and tide to
support his (amiy, but high prices in.
volYcd him, and finally even the little
property ho owned was so mortgaged
that thero WAS danger OF losing it. Du.
ring ono Of Miss Bartons lectures at
Now Britain. he was present, aud 10 the
course Of her touching appeals in behalf
Of the soldiers, telling of the hOrdsbips
they endured to save the country and oil
'7e possess. she suddenly turned upon
tho audience with the question: Have
you nny roturned soldiers among yOu,
and do yonuhow yoG gratitude By kind
ly caring for thoml' The question won't
TO the heart, Of those who heard her.
All eyos wore soOn fixed upon tho mai
med and needy soldier in their midsI--
A subscription was Immediately started,
and enough money IVES soon raised to
clear of tho mortgage and 10 leave a
nice balance besides. This is one OF
those touching incidentA which prove
the worth of Miss Bnrton's work. Il is
credisuble to Miss Barton, as we'll as
10 tho citizens Of Now Britain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

CHARLOTTE BaoSrE.-That we'll
known aud widely read EngliSh author,
the late W. NJ. Thackoray gives the
following sketch of Charlotte BrOnto:
can only say Of this lady. vida tant.
um, | saw her frst iuat as rose out Of
an illness from which | had never
thought to recover. / remember the
trembling little frame, the little hand,
the great honest eyes. An impoIuous
honesty seemed to me to characterize
tho woman. Twice ! reColloOt sbo took
mo to taak for what she held to bO err
rorS in doctrine. Once about Fielding
wo bad q diHputaliou. She spoke her
mind out. sAO jumped TOO rapidly to
conclusions. Il have smiled Ot one or
two passages in the Biography in which
my own disposition or behavior foIms
the subject Of tslk) She formed cOu-
clusionS that might bo wrong, and built
up whole theories Of character upon
them. New TO the London world, SbH
entered ii with on Independent, indomi-
table spirit Of hOr own, and judged Of
cOtOm mpOnrios, aud especially Ipiod out
arrogance or alfoCtatiOn, With sxtraordi'
nary kosness Of vision. Sho was angry
With her favoritos if their conduct or
con vewStiOn fell below her ideal, or.
ton she seemed to be judging tho Lon.
don folks prOmAturOlyi but perhaps tho
city 10 rather angry aI being judged. !
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

EgsraY. Who ever became a mao
81 influences by sitting under toe harrow
Of dispoadeuoyl What idle man ever
benefited the world, his friends or him.
selli There is nothing like action coup
led with ohoorsuIneGs, We SEQ ii every
where, Who is he sitting on tho empty
barrel on the whArfP A man with
90 energy prey to grief. Who iS
:ihatman with folded arms, standing in
the market placsl A lazy, do-liule
sort Of vagabond, who hardly earns bis
bread and butter. Do you wish not to
become aueh charaetsrY Then arouse
yourself! away from the arm chair! up
from the gutlerl out from the downy
-bedl Move your arms, kick your feet
sfad siir about giYeYOur olOod aehancc
Toalsts E .SsSpaS ERHE FVSlp fAl Z
lhrough your lungs. Seize the FIRST jot
presented, aud dispatch It aLonce, up
Tor your pay, and get another forthwith
you will earn saoagh to pay for a wheel
barrow, band.osrl, and then you will
begin 10 live. Who knows what you
may bocomOl Energy is half omnipolout,
Small beginnings end in lurgo gains A
penny we'll turned begins fortune,
Resolve, thOn, 10 do something, and
you will bless US. to your dying day, fol
preaching thus Railh(utlo you.
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FERNS.

In the cool aud quiet hooks,
BY the side Of quiet brooks;
In the forests green retreat,
With the branches overhead,
Nesting at the old trees feet,
Choose we there our messy bed.
On tall cliffs that WOO the breeze,
Where no human footslep presses,
And no eye our beauty sees.
There We wave our alden tresScs.
In the mouths Of mountain cavcG,
Whence the rapid torrent gushea,
Joying In the spray that laves,
As it wildly, foaming, rushes.
In the clefts Of foaming walls.
On old ruins sad and hoary,
Filling up tho ancient halls
wiz a nav anu yeruant glory,
Where the shady banks ara steepest,
shcltering from the sunlighfs glow,
Loving best the shadiest, deepest,
Where tie tallest hedge rows grow.
10 the pleasant woodland glades,
Where the antlered deer are straying
Lifting there our lofty heads,
There our mimic groves displaying.
Though vo boast no lovely bloom,
That can rival with the flowers;
Though We fling no sweet perfume;
Though no varied hue is ours
Yet hath nature framed ourraco
In mould so light and fair,
That a beauty and grace
Shed we round US everywhere.
--GhambcrS Journal.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Professional cards OF lines or less one year
$50 30.
Advertisements must have the number Of in
,sertions marked on the copy, or they Will be
kept in "till forbidden" and char ;e1 accord
ingly.
All casual or transient advertisements must
bepaid for in advance, to insure their inser-
tion.
Yearly advertisements to be paid for hait-
yearly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
Of charge Obituary notices and tributes. OF
respect will be charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices irserted gratis. -
Leaded editorial notices will be charged ~
cents line, and half price for subsequent IN
sertions.
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations, inserted gratis.
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
will be charged at ADVERTISING rates.
Three dollars win invariably be charged for
announcing candidates FOR County Offices. and
Ten dollars for announcing candidates for State
and United States Offices.
The insertion nf personal cards will be LEFT
to tho option of the editor, but when inserted
will he charged double price.
Atfdayits viii not be made 10 orders OF
publication or other legal advertisements uR'
Ill they arc paid for.
There will be no deviation from the above
tefps.
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How is it that moltocs on clocks aud
watches have almost invariably been OF
lilde signifounosl One Of tho beat
was an effect of SCoident The maker Of
public clock repeatedly asked his en-
ployer what legend ho should put upon
tho face, but hO could not get an answer.
As often as he appeared in presence OF
bis employer, the lauor was loo much
occupied, or too hHle in tho vain, 10 at.
lend him, At last, obtaining sight of
the approaching clockmuker, on the old
question, tho angry gentleman called a.
loud: go about your buSinessp The
delighted mechanician took this os do
signed for the Legend for which be was
waiting, and clapped it on the faoo Of
the clock. Thencerorlh, RhoaVer looked
up at it TO learn tho hour had the moi
unapt admouition before his Dyes to
"Go about bis business"
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The state Capital Of Nebraska, to be
hereafter located. 10 10 be named in hon
or Of President Lincoln. The Omaha
people feel very aoro about loosing the
public buildings, and the Republican
publishes tho names Of the SaualorG
and Representatives, voting for the
Lincoln Schems ia "iing,' for future
reference, besides recupituloting how
they have one and all madO arrange
ments for Themselves as rOlroad rorpo-
ystors, taking pretty much all tho land
grant of the State,
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GOOD NIGHT.
BY T. B, ALDRIcH.

Good night! Ihave To ssy good night
To such host Of peerless things
Good night unto that fragile hard
All queenly with its weight of rings
Good night TO fond uplifted eyes,
Good night to chesnut bruids of hair.
Good night unto the perfect mouth,
And all the sweetness nestled there
The snowy hand detains me, then
Pllhaye to say good night again !
But there will come time, my love,
When, il rsEd our stars Alright,
shall not liuger by theporch
With my adieus. Till then, good night
You wish the time were nOwH Audi.
You do not blush to wish it soH
You would have blushed yourself TO death
-aosoRp as,utanh n year ago. v,
What both these snowy ha ndsa nh, the
III have to say good night again.
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TUE Salt Lake VideHe publishes .
rumor that 0non Hyde Ond Amos
Lyman, both high up in tho church,
have been preaching against polyGAmy
Gnd special revelations Of late. ltis al.
90 asserted that Brother Brigham had to
visit The southern settlements aud check
their pGbic declaration Of apOStacy,
The V'dst9 also chronicles tho exodus
Of 1870 wagons loaded with "JOaOphitOu"
who have sOured on Zion," and have
returned ito Amoricn."
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PLOT FOR ANOTHER REBELLION.
Tho Memphis appeal. leading Eth.
eridge organ, ,.cdled BY General Pike,
gives the following aeditiouS and Bloody
counsel 10 that party. Il looks to vio-
loncc, treason and armed revolution, aud
deserves the early attention Of the civil
and military authorities. The measures
proposed by the APpsuE are as criminal
and reasonable as the rebellion Of Gov.
ornor Hurns. II says;
All over the State, aud especially 10
the cities, the men who have something
at stake in the commonwealth ought 10
unite and organ ze ut once. The work
of enrolment should begin at once
herc--everywhere. As soon as sixty or
eighty men are enrolled, lot them al once
DO organized as company, with oil the
necessary officers. Let baltalionS. reg
iments and brigades be formed, Let US
have organization, officers. military
chief. Let every man arm, 10 protect
his property, his life, and the lives OF
those that are dear 10 him. Let arms
and powder aud ball be procured, il f.
merry has TO be dispensed with. Let this
force be Civil Guard, AZ the disposition
] ofthe officers Of the law where these are
to bo lrusted-to keep the peace in spitn
of them, where they are not. y Y II
pillagers and aCsassins undertake 10 do
here what they have done elsewhere. let
them be disarmed and expelled from tho
city or die the death.
The Appeal closes lis article as fol
lows:
Arm and organize, or hold out your
throats 10 the ossnssin'S knife. The
streets may not be safe for butterflies be-
tween this and the August elections, un.
less the citizens prepare to maintain the
rights which they DO not hold al the suf
ferance Of men, but by the gift Of God.
The true reason of this helIsh sugges
ton is the overwhelming defeat which
the Appeal seOs now awaits the Ether
idgo faction. and in its desperation it is
wiling to opsu the SIuiceS of universal
rspins aud carnage, hoping that in the
general crash itS iaolion may slip into
| powor. Nashuips Press.
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A sensation was created at q wedding
in church recently, in village no! for
from Troy. The bridal party were as
Bombled around tho altnr, and tho cler-
gyman had announced in tho usual
form the solemn Injunction: 'Ifany man
know aught why this couple should mol
be married, DC, 10, him now appear or
forever after hold his peace, when wo.
man rose in tie audience and forbade
the BANS Upon being intOrrogalod as
TO tho cause why tho ceremony should
DOT bo allowed to proceed, she stated
that sho was married womDn, and tho
bridegroom had promised 10 become her
husband just as SOon as her present
lord should die. She wanted
him held to his engagement. The peo-
plo Uttered, tho bride turned pale, and
tho bridegroom turned red; but the cler-
gyman cooly told the woman that hor
reasons wcfO not valid, and tho buns
should 90 on. Whepnpon abe sWoon-
ed, and tho marriage WAS conSumated.
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Lucy Stone says shO fully believes
"lba! light will go dawn on tho auomai-
ouG political position Of women, that,
before this summers suns have set, good
mon Of all parties will come in solid COL
umn 10 woman, each man to his mother,
and taking bold VI the band that rocked
his cradle, will say: "Oome with usl II
possible, forgive US. In future share
our legislation, and save Us from such
stupondous crime and folly 90 we have
bean guilty of tOWsrjS you"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

SHARp SHoorlNa Between CouSsrL,
--At county court, held moi hundred
miles from Lyaohbarg, Va, di,tin-
guishod member of tho bar, in appealing
10 the court for the discharge Of his
client, wound up with tho statement
that the court sen. him on for further
triql. "a stain would be left upon his
character thar could not be washed off
BY oil The, waters Of blue ocean, and all
lho soap that could DO manufactured
from tho ponderous carcass OF tho Com
moawcalLh's Attorney" To this the
ponderous attorney promptly ropliods
that while he deemod.il foreign 10 tho
oaso at bar. he desired to advise the
court, if they thought it advisable to
boil his body into uoap. that they should
look to,thO opposite counsel for the con,
centrated lye out of which to mako IT,
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DEACON a., while passing through his
lot the other day, stopped down to ito
his shoe. A pet ram, which the boys
bad tanned, among other things, was
taugh! 10 regard this position as extreme.
ly offensive. He instantly pitched into
tho old gentleman's rear, and laid him
full length in mud hole. Picking him
self up, the deacon discovered the cause
Of bis overthrow, standing in ell the calm,
ueES and dignity Of conscious viotov.
His rage was boundlcss, and hc sslutod
him with the following energetic Ian
guage:
"You id old rsscal!"
At that moment catching glimpse
Of the benign face Of tho minister peep
ing through the fence, he instantly i'd.
ded; If | may bc allowed tho eEpros-
sion."
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A gentleman from Lansing, Michigan,
few days since put three hundred and
City dollars in groOnbackS 10 a pint botA
tie, which he placed upon the top shell
Of the patty. The bottle VGS subao'
quently taken Que nighlto a drug store
and filed with alcohol, and the position
Of things was not discovered till tho
next day, whom The bottle was 6mptiOd
quickly. The bills were nearly destroy.
cd, but will probably bO made good at
the Treasury Department.
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The oIeAvolAnd Leader q bad waali


gets or the following;
We heard the other day an aaneodote
altogether too good 10 be lost, aud moan
to give our reAlers tho benefit Of it,
Ms. 0'D., the widow Of a gallant Union
officer who foil during tho robOllion,
and a most eslimGblO lady, noted for
beauty aud wit. lasl winter volunteered
her 0oryoss nS teacher to the freedmen,
aud took charge Of a school In 0harles,
ton, South Carolina. One day while
walking on ono oflhO fashionable aIroeta
Of that humble city, she met lhtoo wo'
mon who evidently belonged 10 the
gniggor aristocraoy" otths South, These
ladies CD turned up thpir apsra a. che
lphilantrophic teacher. al 1us7fth then
',-.s L. y il'-i-ss,t ltes oao
one Of lhose Yankee niggsg ,escherS, y
Mrs. O'D, turning around IN The mosi
cool and bland manner rotorSd, aWhAt
were you observing, madamoi RationsH
--haWo we any riIions 10 spareV ! am
very sorry, bot we have only enough for
the Oolorod people," Our witty widow
thcreupon had 10 accelerate hoy pace
in order TO avoid tho violence which the
indignant snuf-dippeu werI evidently
preparing to olfrr her.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

ARrEMus WARD says in His Book.
"A fem alo 10 ono Of tho greatest inStilu'
lions Of which The land can boast,
She 10 good in sickness good in we'll.
neSs- good all tho time. D, vOmunl
you are an angel when you behave your
sell, but when you take or your OppAir
al, and metiforically speaking got into
psntnloOnS, and undertake 10 play the
man, you play tho devil, end arc on en-.
iOtio noOsanGo."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

The ram stonewall is now lying at the
Navy Yurd in Washington, undergoing
thorough ovOrhauling aud rOiiling,
Tho fact is we'll known that the Stone
wall has been sold by our Government
TO JGpOn, aud this ovGrhauling and rS.
fitting is o part Of tho bOFgin.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

fanoiOd an auStetO little Joan Of Ah,
marching 10 upon US, and rebuSing OK
easy lives, our easy morils. She gate
me the impression of being = very puS,
and lofty, and high minded person. S
great aud holy reverence OF right aQf
truth seemed to DO with her OlwayI,-
Such, 10 our brief interview, she apf
psAred 10 me, AS one thinks Of ths
life 80 noble, so lonoly-oi that pasSiol
for trulh-oF those days and nights q
eager study. swarming fancies, invention
depression, olaIOn, payer. as one resds
the necessarily incomplete. though most
touching and admirable history of the
heart that tbrobbed in this one liMl0
frame OF this one amongst the myriads
Of souls that have lived anG died ou this
great earth-tbia little sPsckl j iql the Il
aSSrt St'ad DO We think Of to-day. with what
awe await to no orow, when that which
is now but darkly seen shall DO Oloar!-
As | read this little lragmentary sketch
| think of the rest. Is i!H And whore
ia iti Will not the leaf be turned some
day. and the story bO toldP Shall tho
deviser Of the tale somewhere perfect
the history OF little Rmmas griefs aud
troubIesl Shall Titania come forth
complete with her sporlive court, with
tho flowers at her feet, the forest around
her, and all the stars Of summer glitter,
ing orcrheadi
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04

Mary A. ThOyor recovered $500 from
Daniel Collins, iu Sciota Common Pleas,
last week. for selling hOr husband intox-
iOuting liquor
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An old Reyolutiopi,l asys. tEist Of lR
the solemn hours ho ever saw, that occu-
pied in going home one dark night from
the widow Bens, after being told BY her
daughter Sally that he "nOodn't cons
again." was the most solemn.