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rsA- The Milwaukee papers note note
the death Of DR.. J. B. Dousman, after a
short illness. He was one Of the most act
i've members of the State Medical Society,
at its reccut meeting here. He was born
at Mackinac, 1907, and removed to Wis
consin at an carly day, and has been known
in the Southeastern part Of the State since
it was first settled, and ranked high as a
skilfull practitioner and generous hearted
rrrD
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WIN AND COU N T r Y.

kAIs MARKET.-Mr. CONWAY paid
following prices for grain on the 18th
! Spring Wheat, sIs5@l.95; Winter
kat, s.. 20(92. So Barley, sl.75(G2. 90;
6o(a65 cts; Peas, SLl0Gi.l5;
$f.o5; Corn, $l.W; Corn Meal,
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No Truth IN IT.--A. Washington Dis
patch says that the story that the Recon
struction Committee is about to present ar
ticles Of impeachment, or that the cor
respondence between the President and
General Grant is considered as warranting
such proceedings, is a piece Of extravagant
sensationalism Some members of the
House talk in that fashion, and MIR. Sc
yens is among them but Governor Bout
we'll and Mr.. Bingham, constituting the
sub committee to whom the correspondence
has been referred, both declare that there
is no warrant in anything the committee or
a majority of it has yet done or said for this
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

IL World ALMANAC.-This is the
bf a Democratic annual of los pages,
! red by the publishers of the New
World, for which we are indebted to
MARBLE, the editor. 1t embraces a
barry of acts of the 39th and 40th
besscs, considers reconstruction from
bcratic stand point, with election re-
and other statistics. Democrats will
document such as they want.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

L. RiGnr AGAIN. The accident to the
|eller TruesdeU has been made good,
she arrived here on her regular trip
|day evening last.
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Tuesday Eve, Feb. 25th,
In Justice Court.

County of Manitowoc, Town of Meeme.
To Matthias Rumelfainger:
VoU are hereb notified that warrant of
L attachment has been issued against YOU.
and your property attached to satisfy the de-
mands of Anton Waltcrbach, amounting to
Sl3 oo-I0O. Now, unless yon appear before
Henry kolwey, a Justice Of the Peace in and
for said county, at his office in said town, ON
.he lst day Of March, 1868, at two o'clock
In the afternoon, judgment will be rendered
against you and your property sold to PITY the
debt ANTON WALTERBACH,
Plaintiff.
Dated February Z, 1863 80 st
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

THE ADVANTAGE. The advantages in
buying D. B. DeLand & Co. s Best Chemt-
cal Sdleratus are numerous. Among them
arc !ul! wcie hts and pcrfec. goods.
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rea- 4 terrible accident occurred near
Ottumwa, Iowa, on Monday. The resi-
dencc of Mr. Howdyshell caught fire from
an ash pile while the family were asleep,
and before the inmates were awakened the
whole house was in flames. Three persons
were unable to make their escape, and
perished Miss Anna Howdyshell and two
children, aged five and three years. The
young lady lost her life in trying to save
the children, The bodies were badly
burned.
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We are Making a Complete
Revolution in Trade!

And sro selling for ONE DOLLAR, Silk,
Merinc, and Alpaca Dresses. Shawls, /
morals, Linen Goods, Watches, Jewelry, Sill
ver-platcl Ware, Sewing Machines. &c.
Send clubs often or more, with 10 cts, FOR each
descriptive check, and the getter up Of tie
club will receive resen: wor.h SO 70 s o,
according TO number sent Agents w.I II
everywhere Circulars sent free
PARKER ( CO,
% On Ga 56 Federal ST., BISON,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

|CSp.-A choice and extensive lot of
drugs, all the most popular patent
zines, Dye Stuffs, pure Liquors, &c.
Call at the City Drug Store and see
|urselvcs. 0. II. Bacon,
I Druggist.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

bcAL.-Our Local editor having
|doncd that branch Of the profession and
b to politics and President making,
department of our paper is short this
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

se% An lrishman, evidently a n,tive Of
Germany, offered the following message
for Transmission from town in Eastern
Maine:
Michael murphy, New York
Wy town you sent tc coots? Sent fs-
ties unit shaltz HENRY KRAUT"
This was intended to mean: '.Why
don't you send the goods Send yisites
and shawls"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

II Jerc Crowley don't get well pretty
and write more for the Plot, We
go over there and make him a long
LII Wherein the errors OF latting talent
Der will be ably aud fully: calculated.
(ca Buy Ga-ctte,
L assure Col. GISTY, of the Ga=ettc,
kther friends who have missed our edi-
|rom his accustomed place in the Plot,
he is getting over His long and severe
k of sickness, and we hope it will not
|any weeks before our readers will hear
him in his former style and spirit.
rust his zen will be as free as ever.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

EATE OF WILLIAM JONES. We learn
1.-The Chicago IDst that the will of WM
IS has been admitted TO probate in the
|ty Court, and letters testamentary
led to AMBROSE BURSHAM, VAN
h nIGGISs, FERNANDO JONES, and
w. NoRcRoss, under bonds Of
loco. The will gives an annuity Of
each to the widow, EvALINE, and a
Ter IlUBBARD, and requires the pur
of lot in the cemetery in which he
be buried, and to which his fa!her's
tns shall be removed. The remainder
estate goes to the children.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

ny" Dispatches from Washington state
that the New British Minister to this coun-
try, Mr. Thornton, was introduced to the
President on the 7tb by the Secretary of
State Ip the course of his reply to Thorn
tom pleasant address, the President said :
The people of the United States will
believe that Her Majesty is entirely sincere
in the kindly message which under her
command you have delivered to me, and
this belief will encourage them to hope for
speedy and amicabc adjustment of the
matters in difference between Her Maes-
tvs government and the Government of
the UEited States"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

Boz Colorado is promised that she may
be admitted into the Union at the present
session Of CONFESS.
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|PCLAR EDUCATIoH IN WISCONSIN,
he second page We give synopsis of
forthcoming report of Col. JoHN G.
|YNN, late State Superintendent OF
lie Instruction 1t is very full and
lblc report upon the educational affairs
/ state, and contains many suggestions
deserve the attention CT all who feel
tereSt in the cause of popular cduca
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Tax. List.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
CUCNrY OF MAylrpWoc.
VILLAGE TREAsCRER's 0rfIon,
Two Rivers. Jan 99s 1868

VILLAGE TREAsCRERs GrfIoE,t
Two Rivers. Jan 29,. 1868
NOTICES hereby given, that the following
IN lots and lands in the village Of Two
Rivers remain unredeemed from the village
tax Of 1865, for which the same wxs Gold On
the 4th day of December, '635. Eex. tkare-
fore, unless the amount set oppesitc to aach
lots and descriptions Of l.his be psid q tas
village treasurer On or before the 10th dry -
Nay. l6G8 the aaus III he 1aEfeise1 and sus,-s
FSe9st - tlsspnreh s~sser his aasioaav IN -oenf-
d. nee Neth tie village charter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

nsn- OF what trade Is minister at q
wedding ? A JOIN her,
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Tunnel UNDER BRoADWAY-T latest
plan for the relief of traffic on Broadway,
New York, is to tunnel it, supporting the
present road-bed on arches of masonry and
iron columns. In this tunnel there will he
room for four tracks; and an extension on
Fourth avenue to Harlem river, with six
tracks, is intended to enable all the trains
on the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven
Railroads to run at undminished speed
to the heart of the city. The scheme is
before the Legislature for charter The
cost is about 50 900, 900 per mile
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

FAILURES For the week ending Feb
ruary =, the failures in New York have
aggregated ouly ten, of which two have
been of wholesale houses. The average of
Liabilities has been small not exceeding
$4,000 per firm. The failure of the firm
of Cozzaus & Co., petroleum, has been the
only one of Importance. Failures in New
England are numerous and heavy, and
make about thirty per cent. of the whole
number quotod. The statistics of the
week ending February lst stand as follows:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-14

Total sl,o35, 600
These statistics show an increase of fail.
urQs over last week, with decrease of La
bil,ics. The average rate Of compromise
has been abou. twenty cents on dollar.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
ECCE ECCI.EsIa!

The most remarkable production
nf the kind which the modern press
has furnished. It's style is elevated,
strong, simple, and captivating. II
.SrtS the Church in Il very different
eight. and gives it Il very different
harartrr, and us, IN my will conrrdr.
as Il tar more natural and rational
hiIoSophy llIan any former writer.
His criticisms Il M nber OF the most
standard authors and this viii
Apply about as well to all Ol thrn-
are tlr,.ornnS and courteous on the onr
hand, while, On the other, they are
rigid, intensely severe. lacu nc, and
conclusive. The whole work bears
thc marx Of ripe and extensive eIu-
,liIion, II tami ar acquaintance with
b bic History al Philosophy. aud
above Ill, of great common Sr.Sc
aud deep piety. Ii is evidently the
work of master. The views are
bold, independent, and wonderfully
original. On the whole, he book
ranlnt fail to be rpga' died. IL most
valu Iblp addition to the Church lilrri-
turr of the age, nor soon Ia find u
place IN every religious library. 1t
viii he sought for 10y ministers, Chrl>-
riarS, anl fimlieS, and will gladden.
the hearts of tIIruS ludS.
For sale, in Canton, by McsSrS.
CdSsell & BLughn
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21

NEW FIRM.-Wc ask attention t.
til, advertisement Of McsSrS. Thorn
hill, Adams & Co., to be tuuud in Ou1
paper to-day. They are dealers i
StaI le and fancy groceries, and may
he I, uhd at the old stand OF Rich rlr,
Anderson & Co., Northeast c"Inrl
of Court Square. The firm is com.
rosed of gentlemen long and fav"ra.
bly, known in this county, and they
will not fail to give satisfaction to al
who may deal with them. both as 20
the quality of their goods and prices
of the same.
We return our best thanks to thu
gentlemen for box of apples, or q.
anges, nnts, etc, which they bad ihr
Kindness to send us-tlie IN 'rr ne
ceptablc because, in these stringent
times, such ItmGmbIarc'S Of the
printer are so "few aud far between
May the new firm " houIiSh Ike a
green bay tree"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21

TIE MAYoRALTY THE otficla
term of Hon. w. S. Bailey, our iol m
er Mayor, having recently expired,
he has been Superseded in that office
by Col. Breck, formerly Federal
officer, but for some time past a 'si
dent of this county.
Judge Bailey was a faithful, eff
cient officer, who disp tnstd ",qual
and exact Justice TO all men," with.
out reference TO co'Or, race or rclsua-
sion, and the citizens of Canton
would have been pleased had he
been permitted to retain the office.
But he was not sufficiently "loil,"
we suppose, and, therefore, the sword
of Damocles fell upon his head.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21

""nocc'ri"e ~ 10 thor Z g If NV ecr+
Sr"ornhlcd to tho ,liSn"rpnI-ln truth
that there is scarcely airy money
among our pcoplc,'iS the distressing
Fact, that provisions country pro
dncc-arr unprcc dcnte,lly scarce
One may pcrambuate promiscuously
through our spacious streets from
startled morn to dewy evc," with
ont seeing any marketing. not 2
Sh"at ] of mutton, of veal, or any
thing else in the wav of fresh meat =
not . hiprd or the frathrrcd kind
mother 4" fish. fl Sh fowl"-not Il
pound of butter to he hnG-rrcam
there is none, skinned milk alone is,
and that comes from the milkwoman
rId tn" pump, and that serves only
TO weaken the coffee (which was too
weak at firSD Mo- an egg to be had
" for 'vc or money" and some of us
who are " in the scre and yellow leaf"
who have reached the summit of
life and are descending the dcclivity
feel the lack of this very uutIl,
tinns and healthy diet. Potatoes.
10th Irish and sweet, are very scarce.
aud proportionably dear, and peas,
OF the table rirty, are scarcer and
deirer. Vegetables, there are abSo
lutely none, not even spinach, spar.
grass or asparagus. a lite blue
beef, 10 be had at the market, is the
my rcsou &c we have for amy thing
fresh IN the way of something to
eat, TO maSiicatr Which, generally.
would require. molais of tie glcat
naStodo" himself. In bret, to male
Il long story short, we are about as
much curtai!cd in IA supply Of good,
h"althy, nutritious food rs ever a
pcop'r got to be, and it "gctS NJ
better fast"
II ems to us that this state oi
things might be easily rcmclicd by
our country friends. Every thing IN
The eating line HAT they can raise viii
always find ready sale in this mar.
i,rt, aud command a good price. L
v"uid be lligly profitable 10 hem "a
plant com, peas, potatocS, wheat,
oats, rye, barley, the best grasses,
raise Stuck--cOWS, sheep, hGgs,- pUu'
Try of every XII! d-makr bnttcr and
cheese for market, and always have
plenty Of turkeys, chickens, guinraS,
and ducks for home consumption,
lnd some to sell TO their "tOwn cons
inS,' who will always be glad to bu,
from yen, "ani ilauk You, too
There is no sort of doubt bul propc'
ATTENTIONS shown to this kind of firm
ing and domestic economy, could h,
made to pay handsomely, and W.
would AL live better than we even
did. Western farmers give partic-
ar attention to these branches OF |
industry, an | they grow rich at it
Why cannot Southern farmers do s,
too? Western butter commands GO |
cents per pound in this market. {;
unt our farmers produce it for even
less thal that and make money? |
Ia he good old days OF the "modcl |
republic" Ibis commodity could hc
aOnght amy where for % cents pc,
pound The o Il system of plantin;
" played ont wiz. the wur, and
Irw and improved s!stem-.armnp
ana ,aiSing Our own food, must l.,
inauGu atc'l, before we have amy sub
prosperity. "A word To ti'
wise is sufficient" More anOn, I'D
iiJtum
ES- We ask attention to the new
in this issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Geo. Il. Fearn, Chairman:

THE MAIL.-Tl,r uamc of Mr.. Jno.
Calhoun appears at tine masthead o.
The Mail us one Of lis editors. The
announcement was 80 mudr>tly made
that we did not perceive II untl'
within the past wees, or we should
nave taken earlier occasion to have
welcomed hi II into the fraternity al
the "f0urth estate" May he find
his perch upon the tripod an easy
and agreeable position.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
Virginia Tobacco Agency.
CANTON MISS

uAVINCi rere itly effected nriangrm MS wiz 'v"ri
mr. min NJ lob iccn manufactures, am now pre"a
ed to furnish variety Of ch ice br''nl- Il oh w
ing ard ssno kjn:, t"b eco, i clud,rg The clrao"
Cradps which will sell prices nm ,ur ttss' by an
dealer in the South Consumers a ID dealers are inv'
ed 70 call AVID examine my stock
Mar IA 3m IL. GNEhNEn'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
STATE OF HI5S sSIPPI.
MADISON COL .Tv.

STATE OF Kiss sSIPPt
MADISON COZ .TY.
W." f D"ry rncoi c a. Of .a'r
CSC - 'ouo, a arb g.
Frta V J iii 'r Mach IN 1853
The Drfruiaur h" - .,r >r.,'rt
raus. i, G.rehv I'll hot 49, , .a't
mrr' Nrs issued agtn,' he. - IT,. &C.
a.. 5 II dav II VI .rrh. \ T. 1903 ..r g..
sam ~ $I88 40 VII Sc. .-. o..
ptnnm. iurrf->f on AT sun. f.,u h-
l., d., cf Jsruo'y 1859 r''ur.. lie vi
said count in iaN.r 81 >,ld E,rufi : 80
tina nnl,s- she appear ti ~. rnrr. hHu>~
at the : j county IL he rirv C,rri.
"a lrr fou,-h M-uiuv ~ NJ .rrh 1858.
ant ~. ID auSwtr or d,n'ur >" - il 81 a. h
m NJ, ilism-ut hy def.ul u h. -u' Ell
= .s,u-, her. mt ~" eSfa,- tsr'e viii re
>n'd 80 n r>h - iGu"n' rnf r'-tS: stf
l. /. "a q -r or,i, r.I that thu 10 ir' D. IN e.
a. the Am ucau y t,s o.. I've arV rip.r
IN h. SIZE. LIST unce We. X fnr .ur
cnu.t,ur3,ew IL
Ni.u-s, u,y ha "a ~ ! tie - e sud nurt
tins & IA daN # " rct I~6~.
l>o DAWN Clerk
Lucke,t 4 Fearn Plan # : Attorneys
Mar 1-lO a.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21

NUEREAS L,it,IS nf imu e. -
w 49, n hr ,>,.rr at 4. 4 Boa
dec-a>"d wrrr lr4n rd t. The IND r>l.n
I'd bE " u. Pu,ha'- CnuU at NJ ,dI>"p
rnun'v. ~ the Fthru,r, tenn. iherrul A.
D. lN68-uow III, r,.in'r All r--'>onS in
irb'rd 20 saiA estate are I-qnc-''d a.
'.mr fur~a'd and - J., aud a. Itr> ~.
a"liIug ~la'm> a.s'n,t >aii estate ave rr-
lrr-d OK ihm The sam Ia he manner
AID vi hln he in- p.e-c'ihrd bN law, -
hey S,ll h.. fnr. W ha,rrd.
Feb Is 10 Z. A. STtBBI>s. Co. Adj
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21

~ At a meeting of che Board q
Selectmen of Canton, held at The
NJ ayers office, March 10, 1865, it WA
ResoireI, by the Members IN Coan
Gil. That it is with the deepest feel
ings of regret that the members "i
this Board have heard OF the contem
plated removal of our Honorable
Mayor by NJ Gen. Gillen, comdg
4th Military District.
BE it further resOlred, That we con
slider the action of Gen. Gillem as M
reflection on our worthy and honorel
Mayor, but as the greatest compli-
mpnt that could have been paid la
the faithful manner in which he hIs
enforced the laws and preserved the
peace and order OF our city; and aS
a still brighter gem III the chaplet ot
honor which now encirclcs his brow
as an officer and gentleman.
Be It further reSOIred, That the city
papers he requested TO publish tlrS'
resolutions, and that they be spread
upon the minutes of this Board.
S. L. Afford,
A. 5. LEE,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
OFFICERS CT aHE DEMOCRATIC
Organization Ct .Iadison County.

President, franklin Smith; Vice
Presidents. L. W. Thompson, Geo. j..
Hume, W. B. Lott; Secretary, Sin
glcton Garrett; Treasurer, } OCal-
MglIan.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
ShoriTS Sal0


James January, It ii,
Ann 7. Light ct al
r. March Term. 1868 Mad, an Crcn,
Cour NJ s'>>irp, Jodg,m,or ~rp'"m
Der ~ 1867
Dl ,nrur of the ah,v, De t. I'D /
ID q me- trrttd b, the rtra # -ai'
ronr will .Xpp.r - pnh o. - 60. "lD'
1T, be-, III t.lrr "a, c,.h. =. fac the c,rr,
huu :. don' III >,,d c,uo + VI ,it-o1
St1r Ut Mississippi, IN bcr't Co.. ON
on
.NonddN the % dag Of KdrcIi, 1853,
hrl~,en thr hours ptr>crlnrI II. ia~,
the uI"wlu. de>"IIhrd lands, VIZ
T~,n ac,e> Il Wet >Dir " ! \ FL
hlrg Moth 81 road, See 10 I'r""-hlp'9
Rang Z hcIug tie h ~. ,ri .,oanl>
nov occupied hy y y Bn'o. a. rs,
Isl 'rncr, Vim. hrrul "ud So t- g.
Ma iisnn c"un y. ) &c Vi ,'>.i;Pl
Lr.it1 upon a. he frpYcr It 1t 4
ndanr A.m + !. shr nud sli ~. >a.
10 satisfy he ahovr - ted htlm-n =.
all c,s
GEO MOOTNAN. >n",iF
NJ rrh q 6| 10 ii,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
Administrators NntinN.

NHTHEREA, L-"rr- # A imuni TIA
w non IN h. -.t4tr 1T Hester Z.
Gh,t,r. q, ceased wee yr,r',d g., tar
undr,,i .nrI hy jhs Il "a y, barr Corr
81 VI iI."n c .nn'v a. n Isrpary Trrm
thrtr.f A ID 8j8. NOW therefore. III
u-r.un- "a i-b.ri ln ,.li e. ,fr sr- r.
uu->r, i 80 cunir tu ssri aul >-rll. an &
I'll pr. n, h.ldns rl,imS ssain>I >sIl
estate. AZ Tfqtr 4 t''xhin'' he SANE
in III. m ,nn-i a,I W ntn D. tir- Re-
quirtd b, law. or they ~il'h. 'or-,rI
barred ga STEHBINS.
Feb. 10. no 2 So. County Adm'r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21

NEW CALICOES-o i the best quail
ity, every variety Ci tc,Ns, w:ll:ri
I'd not to tadr-plaiII, plaid, striped
and checkt G-may be found al Il e
store of Mr.. j. Il. SHERRAED, tul
sale, cheap Jar cash : The ladies AT
special, invited to give him call.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
Administra or's Motto :

NJ HERE ~. ,-t as - Ahnttnt.tr .'l"r
w on The e>ta'- 81 y & RUILAND
decreased. Wrt- gtatt-d q The und' >itu
81 hy the Ilrnrr4hl- Probate Cur =
NJ .di"n unl Sar - Mississippi a
lie Frb'u.iy tr'm 4. ID 1865. he'r.
Now. In.tt" re-. Ill pti,ut> I'D, hid "a
>aii estate A.. requested 20 r""r i'' ~ -:
nd >eitt: ard all o. =, n hal tug 81 ,Im'
against al its'ate 1rr "qu",d '"'x 'bil
the. ,zme il the ~. nn-I Il ~ To ht
me PIE -crihed hy az. or he, " u ir
Iorrvpr harirI. Z. A. STEBBlNS.
Mar 21.J2 g. County Adrn'r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
George Ernest,

Boot q ShOa Maker.
East SHE Of The PzHic Square on
door ADORE Richards, AH.isrsor 4; Go
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21

s ". Wood.
MERCANTILE BUSINESS.

frri Z aratr. nj fpr urauy Ia.r Hyrr- IN ioIr-
y ri,~t. arp"dit tu g. U-lt.u-> % lrw TTc'~, To
m. 1t 4 r.ut utatiuL vt tn ~nur.
Jdu :, u W. WOOD.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-21
GROCERIES,. Of ~ k!InN.

II n, tr.na- 20 v-r r. Of mv u,e >'arn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-17
Whisky Men In Trouble.

COUNTLESS inquiries have reached The
Commissioner Of Internsl Revenue ask
ing when the law prohibiting the with
drawal Of whisky from bond will pfoba
bly, 20 into effect, and the informatio on
from all quarters was that the moment il
passed the Senate applications were gen
ersl to remove whisky for the various
purposes covered by the Law. lnsiruo
iiens were, however, telegraphed to all the
collecting districts of the country as soon
as the bill passed Congress. to allow no
whisky to be taken on, OF bond on any
pretense. This has caused considerable
cutlery among lbe whisky men, aud vigor.
Gus efforts are being made to induce the
Presiden. TO veto the bill.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-17
Col. VIII cumbsck.

We publish this week the letter Of de-
elinaiion Of Col Will Cumback as can
didate for Governor. We read il with
minlled feelings Of pride and dissppoint-
msnt. No man in the State has warmer
friends 10 Eastern Indiana, and especially
In this County, the place of his nativity.
which doubtless would have given him a
cordial support. had he continued in the
field. While disappointed at his with
draval, the motives and purposes which
evidently actasted and prompted him to
thus yield his personal claims to the good
of the cause aud harmony Of the party,
commands our highest respect and admi-
ration.
We observe that Marion County has
recommended his name for Lieut.. Gov
crnor. To this nomination the Old Fourth
and Eastern Indiana en- masse will doubt
less respond. With BAKER and CuMBAcK.
the loyal aud true. our State will loom up
her thousands in ,iadicalion OF that pre-
cious cause for which her gallant sons suf.
fered and died.