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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
EsSii.iOus.

We ere requested by the Pastor to state
tia, the Fourth Quarterly Meeting will be
held in the Methodist Church South in this
place to-day and to morrow. Preaching At
II A Nj. and T. P. NJ, to-day. and the usual
services Tomorrow with the addition of the
SACRAMENT Of the Lords Supper.
The Quarterly Conference will be held
in the preachers study this even at p. NJ {;
it is earnestly desired that all the official
members will be present.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
23i day # Norsm5er merit, 1863,

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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
CANTON COTTON MARKET.

O0rTec'ed Weekly FOr The Cililen'
Our cotton Market presents lively and
cheerful appearance for stv ral days past;
the streets aIe dotted with Wagons loaded
With the great staple oC the country from
Lsake, Neshoba, A!tala, Winston, Raukin
and Scot: counties, the receipts daily are
very large, but the demand is equal 10 the
ofsring, and The fullest prices are paid
Tho closing rates last evening SIS We went
to press was 22l TO 23} for strict middlpg
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
The firm Vt TUNSTALL s. BALD.

The firm Vt TUNSTALL s. BALD.
WIN :is doing u goohl business.
hN Wing lot of fine goods and selling
IL living prices. Persons wishing
70 purchase tine domcStiCs and other
Staple goods, wiIl fnd it greatly to
their interest to call On TUNsTALL &
BALDWIN. Th"y have clever accom-
'modating and accomplished clerks;
who think it no trouble to wait upon
customers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

Last night the Sheriff of ST. Der
nard, Antoine Challaric, brought to
The Parish prison, in this city. eleven
prisoners from his parish, accused of
being participants in the recent riots
there. Two of them are white men.
both of whom are Justices of the
peace, named William GattschalIx
and Frank Gleason; the rest are ne
gl"es.
a few nights ago they went to
gentleman'S house, ordering him to
leave; another man they attempted
to Kill. The two white men are the
worst characters in the parish. and
the sheriff says are more deeply re-
sponSible than any others III bring
ing abOuC the troubles there. Our
reporter visited the prison this morn.
ing, and through the kindness of Mr..
Emile Rouez, the officer i'm charge,
was permitted TO see the prisoners.
They are desperate looking set of
men and bear in their countenances
evidences of the cOnSumate villainv
that has distinguished their conduct
the past few weeks. PicdyHae. LIST.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
Citation Nctice.
Stale OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,

Madison County, I
TO MALINDA PRICE-Texas, and
Il all others interested in the lands,
tenements and Entertainments of IL. c.
Chsffp, deceased.
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of Madison
county, at the Court House thereof on
the
End Monday IN December, merit, (1SGS)
and show cause If any you can, why the
petition Of E A S'ebhins, Administrator
for the sale of Real Estate of the Estate
of II. c. CbaIie. deceased. to pay debts,
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. NJ. II. Cooper.
udge Of Proba,es Of said County and the
Sealof said Court, hi, 2S b day Of October
AID 1868 Jos. MCCLELLAN, Clerk.
LIS. per L. A FoRp D q
HANDY FoorE. Per Petitioner,
Ocl g. no 10. 1868.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

fSApOur readers will bear in mind that the
the AttaIa Fair, at K'sciusko, commences
an Tuesday next and will cortinue four
days. Our roighhors got up last year The
finest cOupty Fair ever held in the State.
and they premise greatly to excel this year
what they did before. In the article of new
agricultural implements there will be over
one undred specimens displayed. Compe-
tition open to the State and entries free.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

10y VIRTUE of deed Of trust made
~ to me as trustee for the benefit o
Hugh Lewis by Waller G. Kearney anC
wife on he 18Th day Of March. 1867
and recorded in The Office of the Probate
Clerk Of Madison county, State of Missis.
'ipp, in book OF deeds r." page 227,
228 and 229, wi. on
Monday The GthHay Of December, 1868,
proceed to sell before The courthouse
door in the city Of Canton, in said county
within the hours prescribed by law to the
highest bidder for cash. the following de
actIbed lands or so much thereof as SD all
be sufficient to pay the debt intended to
he secured.by said deed of trust aud in
terest thereon and all costs, to.wit: Lot
No. | in Section II, all of Sec ] 6, and The
{ half Of the w hall aud the w half OF
The E half and the W half of the East
half Of the East half Of Section 81, and
The n half OF the E half of the N w
quar-. and the N half of the w half of the
N L quar- and the N half of the w half
of the E half Of the N e quar- of Sec 60
all in Township 8 Range West, and
wing in Madison county. State Of Mssiss
'lppi | will oaly convey such tile to
he purchaser as is vested in me BY said
Iced of trust WILL. S. BAILEY,
Oct. 81, '68 no 43 ids. Trustee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
We ask attention to all new adds.

- Cold weather is upon us, and
We trust our friends who have prom.
iscd to pay for their paper III wood
will not forget it. 1t is a consdera-
ble item with the printer to have a
good warm fire while he has to set
the cold type BY night aud day. Let
those oil cur delinquet subscribers
who have wood, remember that The
publisher OF THE CITIZEN will tako
ii as money.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
Administrators Notice.

EITERS of Admiuis'r ration on the estate
- OF Thomas H Gillespie, deceased, hav.
,,ng teen granted to the undersigned by the
ZION. Probate Court Of Madison county, at
'he October Term. A D. lsGs, thereof
.No" therefore, all persons Indebted to
'HIl 6 ate are deslred 10 come forward and
sc. re aud all persons having claims against
SEA estate are required to have them register.
ed IN The manner and within the time pre-
'c"ord hy law, or iAeJ will be foreyer barred.
\ a. 81 bBbINS,
oa. County Administrator,
Oct, "a. 1868. Ia.uI 52gw
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
.ist:EEcNr,5il1

WWI W1V3I-'' W|T T0' '0TT7' ~ wv 77U y y
,;.l III, .,r, ,l4 ttial,. 8 tlts,.' = si,G \
IS ttiaii.Ga aid parties are the order
! OF day. We wish to send the Citizen
10 every new couple for one year al
least, and if they are not satisfied
wlth The amount Of Interesting read
ing matter Submittpd to them every
week, then we will not ask them to
taxa cur paper any longer.
Iar ladies always like to read the
news, aura of course expect their nus
.htads 10 keep them supplied.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
MARRIED,

n the 29th ut., by Rev. D. 8 Burrs
sir. jim W. DAxcY TO Mrs. TEcoAn Nc
lowell, uutb Of this place.
The above have our kindest wishes for n
long ard bsrpv life.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
THE CELEBRATED
" GOLDEN QUEEN" STRAWBERRY

Firr 4 arts IT t,iis ufti-s'el y.ri.,, nj st,s,.
berry jIt received from tie original iftr rfHga
ir h1e "rter aud { ale ei Reds Gio-ety s. ne
Cal ard sc The plants ard piC;gre~.
H. A. SNASFY & co.
Oct. 81 So It. CI.t1a.u-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

Agent.-Capt. G. D. BUsTAMENTE is our
authorized Agent, to contract for advertise,
ments and obtain subscriptions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

The Synod Of Mississippi met at
Vicksturg on the 9Th INST, and Il g
Methodist Conference will meet there
on the 18Th.
tphe Hill city ought II improve in
morals from 50 many good people be
Wing in their midst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

AaESr.--Mr. Sam. Milton is our authorized agen
-Ca1ti-1, and will collect such accounts "a are
placed in his hands and receive aid receipt 10
Advertisements and Subscriptions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

BANKRUPT DECIsIoN.-Ve find
The following important Bankrupt
decision, in an exchange:
The Judge of the lUnited States
District court in Elisabeth City.North
Carolina, made an important decision
tue other day touching banllupts.
His decision in effect was that real
estate could not be set aside for tenn.
rorary support Of a bankrupt under
the provision OF the act relating to ex
emptions; but that money might be
SO appropriated in cases where the
articles and necessaries' spec ally
design ted in the act did not amount
to the 81 e3'gc sum of $500, and if ne.
cesSaIy to lakeland for this purpose.
1t must be advertised and sold at
public auction and turned into cash.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Transient Advertising 81 50 per square irst ms.
ton and rs cents for each subsequent insertion
Liberal advertisers will he dealt with literally.
LEGAL Advertising 1T same rates, and 81 additional
icr proof of publication, and no proof Of pubta
ton to b. furnished until the Tee is paid.
f. announcing Candidates for States and District
Ofices-- Daily paper charge $2n; Weekly paper,
SIS; fcr ann0unci Candidates for County off.
cos, daily aud We ,dy papers charge 40.
ss-I'htsa are tHe terns and conditions agreed
upon by the Press Association for me legal adver-
Using and announcing candidates, and il 10 in.
statcs Can they be departed from
Double column advertisements are
caargea thirty.frc rer cent. additioa-
al on the ab0re rates.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

MONEY SENT WITHOUT DA NIGER OF LOSS
Ao"ty orders eau ne obtained a. the Post
once IN this place, upon Postuflces in all
parts of the United States
list Of Money Order Post Offices NAV be
seen on application.
JOHN WUrLAN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

Prim and Espartero are intriguing
against each other for the supreme
4 over in the Spanish iunta.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

Prentice is Whiting loycsongs to
show thai he has not grown too old
OF something's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

A man in New York Sttle was re.
Gently fined $25 for shooting a bird
on Sunday.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

1t is ESTIMATED that 10000 packages
of fish per month will be put up in
Boston during the season.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

Brigham Young is the third larg
est deposltor in the bank Of England.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

The Peru legation acknowledge
sl4.39s of contributions for the suff-
eiers by the earthquake.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

RADICAL CORRUPTION FUND
Says Washington dispatch, of the
Gath:
Every clerk in every department
OF the government was yesterday
the recipient Of printed circular
from the Republican Congressional
Committee. asking contributions to
the corruption fund OF the Radical
party. circular says: "The
Republican National Committee.
being profoundly impressed with the
Importance dangerously prosecuting
the present political campaign, would
voluntary oile ring in aid of
the work. Whatever amount is con
frhuted will be acceptable and judi
cionsly expended" This is modest
enough, and no threats are made.
but every clerk understands that
discharge follows closely upon a re.
.usal to comply with this :" request"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
Dwarf Apple Trees.

IN I have an immense stock Of this ver-
w desirable class Of Appe trees graft
on both lie Donrian and Paradise sock Fine
trees from ore 10 tHn years old can tie turai-a-
ed in the choicest varieties, rp,ning fin
June till January. These trees are iuTi,peu-
sabe to every good garden, a. t.ry are a.
handsome as rose LusL. ocCIpv bul ii,i)e
space, come into full bearing a. early -
peach tree. and first il a crop. Order earl, ii
You want he best selection OF tees snr yarr"-
lies. Price 80 crns cash So per do1 =.
per hundle1; $50 per lI4rusand
Bellevue Nursery and Fruit Fam,
Il. 1. SWASEY 4 %
Oct "a '6o 3m Canton. Miss.
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Miss. Tlac'liga cry Agency.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ETC,

The undersigned respectfully inrorms purchaser
that he is prepared to fiji orde at short notice ana
at mfaHtdc# ms P,jcss, Cmusl"tt g.l.u addedl
tor all descriptions uf Steam Engines and Wood
ana lion H".ktOg Machinery: Cation and Wool
rardmg Machinery; urhina Water Wheels :
Cotton seed 'ul,cra aud OIL Mills Rice and Sugtr
Cane Mills; Florrng and Corr, Mills Atwood
tarycrs, l.stt' and Emery Gins, The latter with
Churns and looms; Gin Castings: Fire Engines
aud Fine Buckets; Stump Exrla"tors: all The pat
ent Cotton Pre- seS, including Brooks Wrought
Iron Revolving Portable Press, Of which am soc
agent fer Madison county. Also, all the popular
plows, including Bunleys Universal
Having been engaged in the badness for three
years, and being in correspondence with manutact-
urers Of all the iayorit hbOr->aviug machines in
vogue, he titterS himself with heiug able to urnis
auy machinery desired. Apply t., or address VITA
stamp, Il. ID. BUeTAMENTE. Agent
sept. ), 4nl Goodman Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

BiSmark acknowledges pictures
Grant and Coliax, sent by foolish
Philadelphia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

Two Dwelling Houses. One Carriage
Two Spring Wagons, dc.
Nov, 7 lo6o>f
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

TNHE BOOKS - the company are uav
Il open ~ ihs c0Hpsat's or - hose -
are DESTROYS CT taking stock in the sane.
G.. HoGsErT. s-F
Airii II
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
RfLIA BILITI

: the one thag above al others tlt 70 most SJe-
siStble. in hu~r man. Advertisers will iad us
a Was ready 10 EyH.-.Iirt perfect -Utis I'll
Contracts that may he made with u. We .reia.
bed to offer -pec... Inducements to patlns,,
may wish to atSeItise extensively. Send all ~. ss
direct 10 Us. or wIi.e Tor estimates. VI, srr gents
tor all papers i-syu.aoat the Ju,,G Gtqlcs, and
Tie Canadas.
FL. DtRBl.- s 90,
Publishing aid Advertising HnI-e.
sepl9-H lus Min ST., louisville Ky.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07

Ear rings that don't pierce the ear
is the latest London novelty.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-07
Are read TO .s'5s csutrs,ts for The bu "
HOUSES. FENCES. ETC.

srd datis- themselves that they en- = ALL
KINDS of WORK either WOODEN ~ lfDN. At
Irire> t''7f uasf Seru-N kt-rs' Ia'--nsFa ron
tse f,slc. Gre csts. f'r ihe pB'ir. = loes
3iy apd Saturday. q. a. ECG,ElG seeN Tt.
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0Il4GafeIlia3frfer.

EEee AatlFoad Law In RennsyIvnHlfn.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has
finally organized, the House of Rep.
resentatiyes electing Colonel u. w.
Davis, the Republican candidate. for
Speaker. The dissenting Republicans
who had previously held out against
Mr.. Davisgaye their reasons therefor.
In which It appears they are PERFECTLY
satisfied as.to Mr.. Davis' fututeaconrse.
and acquiesce In the viii OF the major.
ity. The Speaker elect was duly in.
stalled on Saturday, and made an ad.
dress upon the occasion. We append a
portion of his remarks:
81 hold now, as ever, that legislation
should be general, instead OF local or
special. we have general mining.
pan King, manufacturing and corpora
ton laws. We should also7haye a cen.
eral rallroad lava liberal, practical
and compreEenAiHa one, under whose
operations. pltal would be invested to
develop the immense resouFces4 ofifhis
great State.f Let the Legislature be true
70 Whae e$seeEnsz to- be the almost unis
.Yersal demand OF the. people of every
section of;the Slater by taliing away; ali
restrictions to liberal system OF. In
ternal commerce, yet always guarding
the rights of indiyiduai citizens. ) Ins
vIte capital TO come freely and develop
our tnexhaustible fields of iron, coal,
and other minerals, as well as our inn
mense numbering regions, and other
sources of wealth and greatness. This
can only besacoompished thoroughly
by giving the right to open every local
ity of the State containing such re-
sources of wealth to free and whole-
some competition. But that may be
properly understood, I am In favor of.
and hope this House win speedily pass.
the much agitated and. greatly needed
free railroad law. Any efforts to that
end shall receive my entire approba-
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The White Pine Compo6nd.

SIT was early in the spring OF 20 mat fti,is
compound was originated. A miembef 81 my
throat attended With q disagreea6is cousii @ 81
had for some months previous thought thai
pIeparatton having for It's basis the inside
as 70 be very useful In diseases OF the thToaf
and lungs. To test the value of itin the case
OF the medicine that had been planning
and gaVeh In teaspOonful doses. Theresnlt
va. was teSxceedingly e gTatlfying Within two
ed. the cough subsidized and aIspeetiy cure
suffering for some weeks nom a bad cough.
occaAonedby sudden cold, and had raised
mTe9s stTealked With bl pod. She soon found
ten ounces Nit, and got well. J.. B. Clarke,
Esq, editor of the 1anchester Daily Mirror.
case Of Q seYere cold and was cured 1fnmedl.
atelY.i BE was 80 highly plehSed with the re-
sults, and 30 confident In success aftendinR n
saless, If placed before the p1biis, thats he
finally persuaded me TO give it name, and
send It abroad 10 beneht the suffering. In
November, 1855, 1rhEst advertised 1T under
henAIne, of White Pine Compound. In tJSo
kVeAr4 nom that time thkro h1d been whole
lars worth, whero 1t took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and II still
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
sons nature; is warming TO the stonaach and
pleasant wifhal 10 tie Taste. and 6 exceed
as q remedy for kidney complaintsthe
White Pine Compound stands unTivaieEi..i II
was not originated for, that purpose; but q
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF q
kidney difficulty OF ten yeaIB standing. since,
ttlRG acc1denIa4 discovery many thousands
have used It for the same complaint and
hRYe been completely cured.
The above was written by DR.. Poland. In
| 1s60. Since then, as in Manchester. fhe
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as wen as Preparation
for the Cureof Kidney dif ifficnlttaSi In every Cdty
| own village and hamlet throughout tie
New England States. = ! n =
TINS remedy is as safe and pleasant to tpke
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THR DIVORCE BUsINRss.-The Chica-
go Times assIgns the following reason
why Chicago wives are SO intent ON
getting divorces:
IeisiIound in the vast attractiveness
of Chicago men. There are so many
superbF delightful men in Chisago, that
but few women can resist the desire TO
marry Rs many of them as they can.
Hence as soonas woman Is married
to one man, ,-she gets a divorce, mot be-
cause she has anything against him, but
that she may marry another. And so
the process OF divorces goes on dd 10
and Gd iilJfRittRl. There iA no woman
in the divorce business who expects 10
be able TO marry every man in Chicago,
butsome are bound eocome M near IT,
as they can 3 and we. must add that
their perseverance, Is neetfug with 3
very fair success, 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-16

HARFERs WEEKLY, one year.

U
An Extra Copy Of either the MAoAz1yE.
WEEKLY. oe BAxAR will be supplied RratIs
Tor every Club or Five Subscribers at 81 90
SSStSs S1sS3s IN one remlttanees or Six Copies for
Back NumbeIgean be supplied At any time,
Tue Annual Volumes OF fHAKPI.Ris SVRIE.
L2s IN neat etoth binding, VIII be sent by eT-
pre-, lree OF expense, for 81 each. a COM
plete Set, compltaing TN Voinmes tent Oh
fseelp p OF cash at the iate of IS IS per vol,
4I. ready January 1st, 1858. ''''a
SSs subscriptions sent from British North
American Provinces must be accompanied
Win = 1centsaddltioua1 70 prepay United
states postage. ACidress
HARPER 9 BROTHERS,
noYlAu FEAaklln EquRTe, New York
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franklin Insurance COMPANY
or WHEEIIrIf5


DIRECTORS:
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geo. Msndels J. n. Hobbs SamI. @c(lieI.
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Il organized four yeaiS and in mat ffTTiS,
aUns sneceIfnl bnsineis, s sun pTep0T0d
q Lake risks at fnir rates ON BuiIdins6 Cf m
iKfinHos, MeTShandfse, ManuGActurinE EItaE-
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e., 11is ~ com pany offers superior inducemantH
~ GS iLnetA whereby they can be insured on
JMeLnnGeS Furniture, Barns and cOnfentS nm
o ~ yeaEH at reduced rates.
,Satl 1lls DslnS home institution, with the lar
kest SapltAl and surplus Of any coTnpaIiV in
IN 1ii tns state and composed Of Some
nlnely-four stockholdeTs, most OF whom are
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iIAeu 70 me favorable consideration of tha
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GEM 9a1erttsemruts.
Revolution inTrade

~ ONE DOLLAR, Silk. MeFinS S11i3 SSl51l 4 ~ y
49,. sssSSs shawls, Balmorals. IinSn
11ss 45.1 Table Covers, Watches
,IIt,sstS ssatS - tlAted Ware, Sewing No
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~ W saeh descriptive check, Snd tbe
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-16

Tar RUSSIAN G6vRRNlIENT is taking
every possible measure to extend the
Russian tongue in Its conquered pro-
yinees. 1t has announced that in no
department will any notice be taken Of
letters addressed TO them by foreigners
unless they are In the Russian Ian.
lgnage, and fine Saxon mbassador has
accordingly ordered al letters in Ger
man sent to him for transmis ION TO
;the Russian authorities 10 be trans
lated into Russian at The cost Of the
senders, l5t2t = y -, =,