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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
crowd for their good attention and
bade them goodnight.

THIS CoURT.-The Bryan Texas
News Letter relates the folio wing:
We were an eye witness to the fol.
lowing incident, which happened moi
II thousand miles away from the
"queen city" of Bryan:
Esq H" Your honor, / would
like to continue with this case, if it
be the proper time.n
Judge p" This court can have
nothing to do with your case before
security is given for costS.n
Esq. H." But, your honor, this
case was brought by an adminisgra-
tor, and you cannot, under the law,
force him to give security"
Justice P" Mr.. H., this court, if
it knows itself, is presumed to know
the law, and it does not sit here to
be dictated toby lawyers. You must
give security"
Esq. H-"Well, your honor, if
this is your decision, | know my
/ will SUE out a writ Of man
damus."
Justice p" Your man, 'rising to
the Hottest height of bis judicial dig
nifty, 6 il it suits your purposes you
can get writ Of goddamus, and little
will it effect the decision of this
tOUIt.'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

that Gen. Roussau. would take care
that'tRe peace of the city wotd be
preserved. That if the present State
authorities could not control affairs
they had better leave them in the
hands OF the white people, where
they were safe. He then COunSeled
moderation, and after assuring the
crowd OF his renewed hopes Of the
Success OF. the Democratic party in
the ensuing election, requested them
to dispense quietly to their homes
Loud calls We're then made for Gen.
Hays who at once responded. He
said that if he did not believe that
the Military Commander could and
would protect them from violence,
he would be by their side in the
ranks. lie informed them that this
day every colored policeman had
! been stricken from the rol $ of the
force. That the Chief of Police had
gone to the Police Commissioners,
demanding that this should be done
giving them the alternative of re
moving him or the colored force
The Commissioners, had at once aC-
2eded to his request, and every color
ed policeman had been withdrawu.
Gen. Hays remarks were received
with great cheering. Mayor Con
way aud Senator Ogden followed in
the same strain, advising forbear-
ance aud urging the crowd to quietly
dist erse. The crowd hesitated for a
moment, but at the command OF
Gen. Hays, to fan in, they fell into
ranks and marched oft at once. The
crowd numbered some three thouS
and, and dispersed as quietly as they
had gathered.
The military Cavalry, artillery
and intantryO during the night
city, and the tramp Of
armed men along the streets gave
assurance to the disturbed popuance
that the peace and quiet OF the city
WAS being well cared for by the
Commanding General.
The following is the proclamation
Jt GOV. Warmoth, above alluded to-
Proclamation by The GoYeincr.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, .
State Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, Oct. 2G, 1868.
Whereas. The recent collision in
he city Of New Orleans and adjacent
parishes have produced an excited
state Of public feeling, which if not
can only 'lead to blood T
he'd and general ruin to the material
interests OF the whole State.
Therefore, |, II. G. Warmoth, Coy.
rnor OF louisiana, do issue this my -
PROCLAMATION, requesting all good :
tizenS to refrain from assembling
Il public places, and specially re-
ucst that no public meetings or pro-
esSions OF either political party be :
ad prior to the coming election. p
II. c. WARMOTH,
Gov elnOr of Louisiana.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
GIN. FRANK BLAIR.
ST. LOUIS, October IS.

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soma Iann+h tmS a,n.,a',1 "' ",,"I'a ~
t,It,,... '4''''' az
way
l az! I''e canon ate OF the Dem
o5E'''5 parry 'oI " very ulSI'hSul9R
ca position, and expect to be At can
@i!t'e so long as they desire lt-So
i'hS "a can aN'u' 10 heip tne great
Sau'a "hicn we an nave aC heart
h"', my ieiio"-clIiZehS, ID VIII DE no
S'crince TO me- or rather 1t Will be a
M".N o. pleasure 10 me, 10 surrender
'haC POSITION whenever by so DONG |
can a,i" one NoJe 10 the strength OF
me democracy III thlS state or any
Ctl,eI OF Ihe States / am not a can
''u"Ie i"t Tue purpose ol eHlodff'tSS'
ing OF frustrating ana defeating
- iPitH "nIon nave my cOfu!ai
supper ana When cease TO be OF
use III one ca ,nc,'y am ready to try
10 II aloCher. ana cal upon y0u
mere tonight, Tor TIE great cause
"iich we all nave eSp0uSed, not to
At'Iia't 10 make any sacrifice de-
Il"ii'eu 10 gam Iot us Ihe victory. 80
am L ready 10 make any sacrifice; so
an ! ready 10 go ana 90 any thing, |
10 take upon my shoulders any bur-
,''"' OF 10 I'N down any lnaI may |
nave been coAleriei upon me hereto /
.o!e'
Ana TINS brings me to aIlude to
-alt rumor III our midst. y voice,
llilt $ Nlat we want 1t has been
,did here that both OF the candidates
ot the Presidency ana wee PreSl.
iencE have Slgniilel their intention
o decline IN favor OF some other
candidates. All have to say is that
Dotl OF the candidates have always
'eeI' from the moment they were
iohIAated to tins moment, aud will
'."4yS he, ready to lay down their
when 1t can no longer be
u service 10 the Democratic party
II me country. Cheers
II IL should he thought noW-lf
/ shouId De believed mat by so do
IS we cOulu aud TO the strength OF
ne Democratic party, and give 1t "A
'oIter cnahce oil victory, You VIII
ia you are not mi stakeh either IN
oar canJlddte Tor the Presidency or
ne Ice Presidency, Tor they Will
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
MISSISSIPPI GENITAL RAILROAD co..

tNhtREIAls1S oFfllEI
NAttK VALLEY, Mss, j. seTN- l-tS.D y
fF'EE annual convention Of tie slse khoIfsf,
Of this oompaBv will be Leld at this
0iler "a The third Wednesday, 2lst day Of
Or -ler q ezi, al 10 n'Clock A. ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

= other wrongs and errors. When thi
war ended, nearly four years ago,
left the Southern States diSorgauil
ed and Impoverished. The duty {
~ restoring peace and prosperity t
that section, and putting it into
condition in which it could add +
: the rational prosperity aud aid t
bear the burdens. dcyoIyed upon tn
Republican party. The diilicultie
of-the task were increased by tn
fact that its population was made a
OF two distinct faces, one OF Whici
had been held in slavery and wa
now suddenly called upon, uututore,
as obey were, to acJ d new part ii
or social and political system. d,
not wish to underrate the difficult
ties under which they had to contend
but the magnitude OF these Difficult
ties demanded that they should en-
ter upOn the task in a wise, u great
anda thoughtful way. Arms alon,
j cannot bring back prosperity or 4
due sense OF the Nalue Of order tC
Il community; they can only restrain
violence. The great objects to be
kept III view were, to give all classes
that prosperity " hich tends to make
mea desire peace, which gives them
hopes, and nthe end a state Of good
1order Of SotjetF.' DesDu1 eter
makes disorder.
Another great object and end was
to litt mp the African as far and as
fast as could be wisely done. HUI
mauity dictated this, and the inter.
eatsof the white population Of the
--autn demanded it. As the two
races were to live upon the same
. soil, their common interests called
tur harmony Of purpose and feeling.
/ Under this state Of facts wise men
would seek the aid OF the most intel
ligeu5 and influential men OF that
section Of the country, taking care to
guard against any influences spring,
ing trOm their preiudiccs. Have
these obvious truths been regarded
by the men in power! Has not re
construction failed BECAUSE they dis
regarded them The first step TO,
wards restoring order&Wl producing
harmony between the races was
always to minister to the prosperity
OF that section, which prosperity
would be shared alike By the white |
mlu and the negro. The industry .
OF the South should be made prohta- I
bic. Unless the employer made a .
o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

TIL PA-uy NEWSPAPER DR..
Franklin REMARKS tAatamau as often
gots two dollars for Jac one hc
-paud- 10 Informing his mind, as he
does for q dollar ar lays out IN any
other way. \ man eats q pound of
sugar and IL is gone. and ID. pleas
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anew, and uhnUsyl whenever us-u-
sion or inclination cal! for If. 4
new paper is hot the wisdom OF one
man or two men: % is tle sdom o.
rHc age, and o.. past ages too. :
family without nywsp paper is alwaf-
% year behind the tim iU general ul-
formation; BESIDES they can newer
think much nor find much 10 .fI'.
about. And tIrG there are tie l.f.l.
ones growing Up without any tI#.-
Cor reading. Who, tlrn. W 70 ra
without a newspaper and ..a.
'.CH'1 rnad one regularly wIuHa.
pawn. 'Dr IT,.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
CANTON STEAM WILL.

M + are now fully prepared t. grind whe II. and
w have the latest improved and best macbin.
9, thll y now IN use Tor cleaning tie same, ana
Wilh quality Of wheat we guarantee 10 tnrn
"At a. good qaiiiy Of aour as cah be brought from
the West. e"' i'Nni
We also grind corn and dress lumber in a sune
.pI manner. and Il as reasonable rates as can Ia.
done elsewhere.
eS-tlindiny esys-M Mondays. Wednesdays. Fri.
fa's snu Saturdays.
fi-.ssi ll-ssst pslce paid 70, IVheat
We Ih.il commeace ginning cotton on ne 18th
i"I liza, IAN 81 10Th, according TO the nan.
Der VI bales.
hy siTllt attention 90 our business. which a nm.
ler car per 1nal Ty,iOn, VIC hope 10 receive
i8eTai -haIe u patronage
Aug 23-lyl JONES < sTCART.
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oyai, +La Stata co,,' o,,'9,''t ~ IuL''
military " - '-lo''' W '''>
u. oe.. t'2uSSau, tlie luMor mad at,
"eo'''ieU 10 acce"e 10 me request lor
more ''I.''.'' REASONS t'an zone. These
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
WANTED, AGENTS. s s.s,s /. . s2e2 pr q

male sHd ieuale 10 Introduce the GENUINE M
PLONED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. Tas machine viii stitch. hem IeI
tuck, qlHt. cord, bind, braid and tmbfOider Co a
most superb mahner. pIicc only SIS Fullvvar-
rute' Cor i've years. We will pay $1,000 ior any
ma Do. tist vii se| stronger, moe beautiu .
~ T elastic scam a. ~ oars. ]; frake. tl..
90 L.4-iic LOlk Stitch" Every sapofa glitch can
bee cut, aud stu th- c.oth cannot by puiIu apart
Withhold tearing 10 We pay gents lfJul F75 %
81 per month aha expenses, uT a .otlmi-s.a-
irum uhch tWioo iaat -iu flHi my 5c usd- 3D.
dress SbLUMB * 60. FlIlsBarr Pa. ia R,st5g
Mf--trh .setts.
CkUflaE.-llo rot - "a -sf7 1.au hr alirr usr.
~ PsiiainF on wort .s- ca-t ...l u 30 nsu.lcl
iNe riiie h"HfH ar "iltFbi-f- Oar Gre only sa--
s''i -'s i''aif l''i-l-a, t..--, L-,l.Ht lIaH.ss-
taut- trii1IHd -c.fls
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
WANTED TO REn!T

5fh.gAA DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT,
N, suitable for a small family. One con
----- venient to tn e business part of the city
preferred. Apply at the Courthouse
CIRCUIT CLERKS OFFICE.
Oct. "a II
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
CROlCEFAM!LY GROCERIES.
-rnL GRAFTON MINERAL PANT GO.

TINE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co.
L are now manufacturing the best, cheap
est and most durable PAINT in use two coats
wei nu' on, mixed with pare biHseed OH will lass
~ 90 ID y,trs; il is Of light brown or'beautiful
Chocolate color, aud can be changed to green lead
stone drab Olive, on cream, to suit the taste Of the
consumer lt valuable for Houses Fences Barns
Carriage and Car makers, Pals ana ., eri-ware
Agricultural implements, Canal Boa k-ssels and
Ai1rs Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and Single Roofs
tt oen" Fire aud Ndter-pgoof) Floor oil Cloths.
Zone manufacturer having used 600 bbls the past
Year, aud rs a Paint tor any purpose, is unsur.
PASSED tor body. durability, elasticity, and ache
slFeness. Price, 50 per Dbl ui 800 lbs, which will
supply farmer tor yeas Gu come Warranted in
ali cases as above. Send tor circular winch gives
all pHti'HlaTs. None genuine uuess branded in q
tiade mark. Grafton Mineral PANT. Persons can
order the Paint and remit The money on receipt q
the goods. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL.
Jane 27-6m 254 Peri Street. New York
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
From the y. o, PN.yune.
THE TROUBLES IN NEW ORLEANS.

attempt Of Cor. JGymoM TO Adj
cate--RamorS Of Nartjal Lat
Conference Of joN Political Pagtie,
icjtd General R0HSsau -Eccitemcut
at the city HalI-Spcec1c5 By Geas.
StecdmaR, aad Hogs, Mayor CON.
rag and JiJ. Ogde8-.lH ncgrocs
HtrjcheR from the Po}ice RoHs-the
.ujljtd'Y Potro'iRg tie City-Pr0c
tamatjo@ Of tie GoceW0r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

MRAN.-whIle one Of the street cars
was standing on the track near the
Grant House, on Wednesday evening.
some mean individual i've won't call
him n man, threw fire cracker be-
tween the horses. The explosion caused
tie horses to start of on the run, and
hut for the presence Of mind Of Mr..
Clark, we might have bad II runaway
on the Street Railway to record. Mr.
CLARK Informed the creature that n
repetition Of the net might he attended
with unpleasant consequences 10 him,
when In moment he threw another,
being emhOldened by the arrival Of u
chum In wnFthlessness. The second
cracker failed TO renuh the object aimed
At, and Mr.. Clark having got the horses
quieted, and not thinking himself able
10 manage the two DULLES, quietly
moved niH,--the rOnghs going In the OPP
POsIls direction. To meet such cases
would II not be well to invest those EN-
plOyrd about the cars with police All
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