American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-07-27

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better Governor, pdspr government
and .abettef eonsQlatiop6A tbQ ~
llY ~ eseatNtiy yes Odba $
Tf YAo feel NJ n to cd u
ly efa4e tho Slv9 " des Rt
50 IN vi s. FsaSnsI Sc
phens s Co., and revel in the murdel
fofphanage and distress or ting hes
thto0h of Tehnesse. TUU T06EL
FsNhAtA Of sKentAcky 2 she wa.
never out of the-Uni0n unit
'EnowcWpd beeatise tshAs MAS s11Eaf M
delegation to Congress opposed Il
the black heated prosecutions amt
misrule Oftbe RAxlica s, they are stis
pended and iexcludedand tile ClaiiOr
says, amentt! 1o efa5s % 5aSe0s'csi
lgi SO Yours Sc. al Siq0sq july. "
5dnfe ga9I $500 !. 49, e-@GT3a 40sl
Is sHARoN FEA1ALls coLLEan 10
bHEDIroR nc ffTzEN: 1Ainopg Che
items Of interest tootsr yiilags are TIL
schools and their commence cement ,eH
ercises. That Of Madison College
came off last wesk. 81 had mot che
pleasure Of witnessing them. 80 hars
heard that the, youpg gentlemen &C
Quilted themselves In amanly way.
Not the least ;pterest was y as t,,e reailias
match for asprize.ai 19ol@RG So ass
The commencement exercise oi
Sharon Femeic q sllege came Of on
the 18th. The COMPOSITIONS of the
young ladies were fine, and made a
favorable i'm preston gofa the large
audience. 81 e4saii9 H9A 1'olL ~
Four young ladies', VIZ Miss
Mollie follower, Sharon, Miss Mollie
McCool, Camden, Miss lizzie b arnes,
Kinds county, and Miss Helen Cross,
Sharon, were graduated and received
the degree of Mistress of English
Literature.S The degree of, Mistress
of Arts was conferred ON Miss Eliza
Mann, of Cart haee, former gradu-
ate, and on Miss Martha A. Smith, of
NIatlisonyille. 5....f.'.r "a 'agsfy6 ~
We were disa nno;nted i'm our OK.
n.ot.t;ons ~ +ha7 T,;,a,o,.vg ,,d,es,s, :
~ ,..s,t,. sep.a 10 Z = ~
-. ~ 49,. {, Il,
nlcUtC was Sucn InaC nc coulu hot
attend. ~ ..6rg .rsnwwssg az E9g
One thought made the friends of
aa,c,t;on Mars, :. 4. lthot ,Rosr,g0S ~
N.."'rs - -, 800 =. - = III
AKIN, Presiueht OF the Ioliege, mas
severed his connection with it, with
a view of answering a call from Col
i.d Tsxos - t.l,a cba,oe Of q collie "a
-. d.. ~ $3.50 > ~ : 0o w o.
'nere' p''. t 1N y osteeS "ic = ii mar
efforts to secure the services, as Pres-
hama SO that the exercises, NAV he
noa,n'oa :, ~ a,:s.,.,o, 81 r,.t.,, -
So " ' - ~ . S - y = Z"
heHt. ---r sss4ag 4-sTg vaFafgT 0
These annual gatherings and reun-
ions in these classic halls are pleasant
and refresbinp. and elevatinsg Mr.
! Ea;,nr .nd ua ,.o,rat +,,.t NC r E,,,;d
=. ~. 80. " ! = 80 u "
.not see Cyl ho', ,ot aa, ii, s,e', nen'
'''o' ""u .oVu,n 20" picaSed' WIN
longer iist Oh subscribers. , $3.50 !
OBSERVER.
,1> '.-cc,,> :. 49, ~ - -
- Inc Jackson Clarion efthe 4th de-
votes nearly column and a halfto prove
that Congress 10 ne legislation OF 1857, is
mora friendly 70 me South. than the Ex.
ecutIve was 10 bis course IN l866!4that
the congressional action ,s less arbitrary,
less v,olatse OF tne Consultation. and more
considerative OF ths rights OF The oppress-
ed people Tnere are some arguments
that require no educason TO shock The
public sense. Their simple statement Is
suinc'ent. 8 t p. 49,. 49,
The clarion conciudS its comparison
by saying; o. asAaa2
"under the CONSIDERATIONS, Congress
alone can admit the site TO equality Of
pnen tbs doors If The Fa,io,., Jnr; snu
Iure to lis members. I'll - 81 20
There are Two grave prrors in tb;s ...J
,sr,;on Conr,ess c.r ]. do,;, - c..
nto tbs UO;or % bntaorosa.;. y.a'
.rclnde a STATE alraaS II ~ - go. 60 y
orr,. If ,s,ad,r;s.;on ,,nS.hs ..
,eyts;nIv beoun contin,Id "a s.d.a L
he IJnited States 10 shw fbst ~ S,.