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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-12
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Prof B. L. LANG, A. M, Principal


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following named gentlemen;
L. c. DAMARIN. WELLS A. HUTCHINS.
j. +. TOWELL. JOHN G.. PEBBLES.
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CENTURY TOBACCO,

Ea- We Bacs not dis
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Ing $l0O Daily in rA-
rEHs Of Century To-
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contrary notwitll-
standing.
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and Is in every re-
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THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
frnct ofa Leffer from, Barou ,Soi0uon pob,cbiLI

EIfrdct 9fd Letter from Baron Solomon RotbschiM
PARIS, sth April 1864,
81 Rue Fauby, st. Honore
VIII you be kind enough to have forwarded to
me here 200 bottles of yOur Indian Liniment If
you will send at the same time the account, |
will forward you the amount through Messrs.
Belmont Il Co., New York
Baron Solomon Rothsehild having recommen-
ded TO many of his friends Major LANES LIN
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should advise him to establish depot In Paris
The INDIAN LINlMENT,
Az relief ever ready as q killer Of pain. taken
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For the Relief and cure Of Rheumdtic and Men
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A Book about Lawyers.--A reprint OF the In :
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EPi'tss qf Cory 0Lanus, An irrcslstably
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

PHOToGRAPHs.-We walked into
the gallery of that polite and clev. T
artist. our friend, Capt GIL. Tiche-
nor. a few days since, and were sur
prised at the display of the beautiful
that was presented to our gaze.
Arrayed in the incest order, wer .
photographs of some of CantOn's fair
est daughters and not few Of her
sons, all showing their origin els to
advantage. AMI displaying the artistic
skill of Capt. 4. in q manner to defy
the criticism of the veriest croaker
that ever grumb led at specimen s OF
photography. The Captain is ever
at his post, willing to Peep through
his camera at any fair face-ug'y
persons need not apply. Give him
call, ladies, and he will not fail to
please you.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
~ We ask attention to the q,

~ We ask attention to the az
vertisement Of Mr.. JnO. B. Sherrard
He has recrived a large 81 ock of fin,
new dry goods, from Baltimore. Be.
Ing bought in a Southern market, by
q Southern man. we know that those
goods W II not long remain, unsolti,
on his hands. The people of Canton
especially the ladies-will not fail
to buy goods which como from the
Monumental City, in preference to
those which come from the land Of
shoddyism.
Ladies', if sou wish to encourage
one who spends the profits of his in
dustry in the South, and does not
send it to the great Northern cities
to enrich tho monopolist Eastern
merchants, give Mr.. ShrrraId call.
PatrOnize home institutions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

REHesArioS la our next issue ws shall
p'hlIsh the letter Of resigr alton by our es
I rnsd fellow citizen Hon A. H Handy, of
the Sn"rem. Court Of his State. We reRr.,
that he d . viii not rensia H. one
longer, p rtlcuIsriy on sccount Of his faith
full discharge of duty 10 that capacity; and
yet We admire his Independence. Long MAJ
he live to be hooored by the people with
whom he shall hersnfIe miugls but .
uuer, better man, will never 81! tn. place b.
h~!d in Mississippi.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

"MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS"
We learn from hand-bills posted OF
our streets that Rev. Jas. Lynch
and others will address the .scitizens'
Of Madison county, at the Court
house, to-day.
Az for the Others" we know no,
who they are. The " Rev." James is
mulatt0. but by far the best crater
and most sensible man that the
"black and TAM" piebald party have
IN this State He halls from Penn.
q lvania. Wonder if he has heard
the ney 8! He had better br at home
endeavOring to save Pennsylvania
from the "decp damnatiOn " which
she will probably incur by deserving
that oman of men," Thaddeus Ste.
vens! Thad. needs you, reverend
father, for we think the result of the
late elections will nearly kill him 20
YOU had better hasten home, admin
Ister "spiritual comfort" save his
immortal sOui-if e have One-and
ser that his remains be inferred IN
,'lored cemetery. You can do no
good in Canton. Geo. L. Potter has |
forever damned this place, by allying |
t to the Constitutional Union party. |
It Incidentally lost and you have
! far better chance as the spiritual
'1nfessor of the ''old man malignant,
han in canyassing Mississippi for
'otes to u convention that will never
assemble. 1t behooves yon. Jimmie,
o go to Thad.; we know he would be
'leased to receive the last sacrament
rom = hand several degrees darker
han walnut Juice.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

GIVE AJAX attention to the advtr
t:seuent Of Mr.. a. L. G r.ey. That
gentleman offers to buy raw hides at
the highest cash price, and to sell
fine saddles aud harness at the very
lowest.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
TkU$T SALE,


VIRTUE offs decree Of the Chan
I'D crrt Court Of Madison eouniy. stat,
81 Missi. sippi,, made at the March Tsrn
1867 on S.tufdsy ID. foth day o, Apri
1857. the sudsr.igned .. Trsstes. vii
ON
Monday he 1stk dag Of NorembeY, 1861
~ the town Of Camden 1, said county II
poss TO public sale to the hishen and nee,
bidder Tor cash. the iollo~ing descfib~d
real eststs. il bring that tract or LOT q.
land eon.-ysd-to Washington Furd Ino-
d-ess'ed a. Trustee. by VIh.ln Hem,
,ngwsy and D. N. H.mingwsy, to secure
the payment ofeertsin ipdsbisdpes. there.
in nsntiunsd. Wis:
East half Sec,icn twelve in Township
eleven Of Rang. Eve Best Lying IN said
county Of Madison and the
West half Eorh~s,, qaaY,.r .ed w..,
hsif Southwest qusrter Section seven.
Township eleven. Rang. sig Best. Iyine
"a %. county Of Lssts 10 ssid S,ss..
Title believed to bs god. but I oil,
convey ouly such ~ 10 ss.,.d IN ne a
Tru''ss. By ,irss II ED sserss q de
chsnssry Cosr.
sAN'k MILTON. rrvs~.
Sept it-S1. ; = -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

FINE PLANTATIONS FOR LEASE
On RENT. See the advertisement OF
Col. w. B. Lott, which appears in
this issue. he offers for lease or
rent several nne farms and planta
tations. These lands are situated in
one of the best cotton and corn grow
ing regions of Mississippi.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

Millinery. Sarah Sims takes ploss.
nrr in announcing to Der friesds aud patron,
b. che will he prepared 10 show them, ON
Monday next. all the novelties of B .nne's,
Caps, Head dress, ETC., in her line Of bust
moss. She will in couusctiou with her mi,
linsry, carry on dress making. Orders 50
Iicixd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

TThe Secretary Of the Mississip
pi Central Railroad gives the direc
tors of that company some useful in.
formation through our columns, to.
day. See advertisement.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

- We ask attention to the nd
vertisement Of James & Franklin, to
be found in another column. The e
gentlemen promise fair, and, doubt
less, mean pkat they say.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

Important 10 Houseksepers Mr.. j
X. Mostly has for sale enc Of hose indisp%u-
"a 10 articles now so much in demand "a
first class "Clipper" washing, rinsing and
wringing machine. Give him . call, a, the
I'D stand Of s. l. M"sb, 4 Co.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
DRuos. MEprofNIs, &c.-Ify,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, Self you
want to see . bustle in these dull
times, call % the old stand of Mosby
q Richards, where those experienced
druggists are receiving from New
York Q splendid stock of everything
belonging 10 . fancy establishment.
You can end there. SohooI and Mis-
cellsneous Books. Stationery, Drugs,
Liquors, Paints. Oils, Glass, Putty,
Hardware, the finest Teas. Jewelry,
Siivsrware, and every thing you
want. These are all for sale as cheap
% they can Be bought in New Or.
leans ct any time. Thii we know
from ssndfy trials we have made.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

uThe conclusion OF Judge Shar-
keys letter will be found on our first
page.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

Messrs. Van Ronkle have just
received . large addition to their
already full stock of plain and fancy
goods, and among the novelti q
may be found very useful article.
A supporter for ladies' skirts. Be.
ing very ingeniously made and Of
light material it will prove q great
benefit to fashionable ladies. We
advise oil such to give the Van Ron
kie Bros. 0 visit.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

give are requested by the Pastor
20 Announce that there will be a
Sacramental meeting In the Metho-
dist Church in this place on tomor.
rov. Sermon BY Rev. Or. Camp.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
Low RATES


&c ean b had sny vk rfs sIss IN avn.
BUYING F0P CASH hs must 81 eours
SELL FOR CASH 90 10 yeu hsvs any
gresrhsehs to isvesi call srsand Il viil not
he HE f.ul, 70 you dsnt call again.
MarshS0 N
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

wall fsSesi-~Fivs basdrsd bolts Of
ssssy psstsra and ssios Imaginable nay be
fsssd 81 ths Drug srsrs Of Hsssrs. Hosby o
Rishsrds-ssd sethisS charged for showing
A
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

"My boy" said a distinguished
merchant to his son who was medi
tating matrimony, "be sure, in max.
ing Your selection. to get hold of a
piece of goods that will wash"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

PLASK ArTAczEEsrs-Fo. =. .,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12
A Rule Without Exception I!

AZ frsasieat sdosrt "msnt' nv h: paid 5r
ssisn instrstd. L kai s4rs,tsmm-r must be paid
or b.fjrs 1s proof Of pusiiessson - giVrn and
~ sessc sN De- sirsr ~ris" che many is paid.
Thee sss As serms ssrs,s upon BY Hs Prs.s Of
csnss~ and in 10 r." viii they b departed j. ON
osr Sisnss viH net ask u. If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

All Of which vill bs kept eosstsntly on
hand ssd offered 10 eustousfs At -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

OFIICI uExT DOCS 70 Nossf . Hpcs.
" ARps, ~ wIr.s Is0isp
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

HIDER vISEGAR-wHITE WINE
~ ViNEGAR-tAs very hssf. ~ hob, q
Nay IS CABeELt 4 RAUGHA'S
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D 4 z D

II Y"sGo Count, Miss +, ou the morning 81
October !. 1867, after = lingering III. ess
AaHIE, wife Of Ar. John Calhoun. aus
u"Erst daughter Of the 10 . Dol. ". r
Hill. Sgd rs yenrs
seldom has the grim mouster laid his ICY
touch upon one more beloved or lsmsuted
To her herssv~d family We tender our hearts
irepsst sympathy, and g. her an abiding
plsce IL msmory.
Farew- ] dear Carrie
Yas-am We hupe IN meet thee
When the d,y It lite . ded
Thea IN Heaven ne I'll shall greet thee
Where o farewell tears are sh-d.
A FRIEND.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

hsj' General sterling Prizes. 1t. Lauis, Ne.
J. B-,f J.ck 90. Nos 49,
jos. n. L.dl<tter. E-q. Jackson Mis-.
Hon. u 9 HrIdet-on Meridian. Miss.
A Bviord. Eco C;ollrg, Nil Mics.
Judgx 'Sen. TbaFntOn. OkolOna. Mss,
J.'shus Cameron. go Csntoa Miss.
ddress PLEASANTS a co.,
Tor. Nth street. Tobacco war-house
hay leH Lsuisyille. H.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

or yellow fever, o. the 5'h ins;., At ~.
rr'idenre Of Mr.. Fsy-,rs N ntg"msr,, near
Madison Station. Capt WV. 7. HIcELs.
he rhirty-third year OF bis age.
To all the rrlstions Of life he maintsi ed
the reputation of true msh-honest, hon
"rsble. just. Long will his genial smile and
peasant mannsrs be remembered Oy those
uh" have s'i 'yed his hOspi,sliiies. snd ls"s
vail they mourn bis unexpected Ell, from
time. Nay God eeufort the strirksn wife 10
Der ssrs bsrsa.ssssL A Fnsrp
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-12

Partly saunsrstsd in the following E.t:
J Confectionery.
Caadi..; ss:ortsd. Brandy Peaches.
Canned Fruits, :" Cherries
Preserves, Dried HRs,
Raaius.
Nuts.
Cocoa Nuts. Fibsrts,
Brasil Nuts. i;eubers,
Almonds, Pscsss.
Fruits.
Orsnsss. Bananas,
lemons. Apples,
And all other fruits in sssssa.
Wines and Bitterv. ,
TAs very ansst brands Of.
Clsret. NadeiYs,
Sherry, vesuouth,
Dr.ks's Pisntation Bitter,
Hostettsrs Stomach Bittsrs
Spices and Condiments.
Pepper. Mustard.
Spice, Tomato Cstsup,
Oioves, Pepper sauce.
Nutnsgs. worces,srshirs ssses,
Pickles Of sil kinds.
Family Groceries.
Hams, Lard. Bu;tsr. Eggs.
Cheese. Beef tongues,
Dried Beef, Onions. Irish Ps'stoes,
Crushed, loaf and clarified SuEars,
Rice. Hopiny. Table Salt.
Cream Tartar. Crackers Of all kinds.
haearoni, Vsruiseilli.
''oGss, Chocolate.
Teas Of various kinda
Plantation Supplies.
BACON. FLOUR, NEAL. SALT, SUGAR,
hOLAssEs. HAY. CORN. OATS.
American citizen., 1867-06-08
WHAT Is EXPECTED OF MISsIS-
SIPPI

Albert Pike, of the Memphis Ap.
peat, thus concludes IA long and able
article on the situation:
We rejoice to believe that Missis-
Sippi is being reHolutionizcd in opin-
ion, and will notvote for Conven-
ton. She who was as eager to
Withdraw from the Union as that
shamed State which Orr is persuad-
ing to commit \aicide in order to
escape from assassination, she who
helped drag out Tennessee and
Arkansas, and Louisiana and
Texas,-she, boastfuI above most
States of her chivalry and hcroism,
now to talter, and fall like Lucifer
Son of the Morning, to rise no more
again forever she to do this, when
her heroic Son Sands inflicted for
treason, and is t{be tried by a jury
composed in parR in all probability
of negroes. Let SickIcs and Shcri-
dan impose negko equality on the
white men and wbmen of the South,
and negroes and Jacobns make
emaSculatPd States, if they will but
for the honor of human nature let
not the true State of Mississippi sign
and seal the bond by which she will
become menial.' She had better a
thousand times die like Caesar, than
live like Sampson, blinded, to grind
in the mills Of the Phiistines.