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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-03

.ust and equal systemof common cr free
'school education; but no such tax shall 90
levied within the State for any other pur-
pose Whatever"
BREEDLoyE offered the following as Q
substitute 1880. 80
aThe General Assembly may levy q
poIi-tax not exceeding the assessment. on
$500 worth of property on each male cltl-
zen who has attained the age Of twenty
onei years. two-thirds of which shall De
applied exclusively in aid of the pubic,
school fund, and the remaining one-tnira
shall be applied as county or corporatlon
fund; and no other capitation or poh-tax
shall be levied by any county OF coFpofa-
ton" Lost-ayes, 81; noes, ~. !.
The vote recurring on the orlglnai' ~
was lost-ayes, -; noes, 81. 500.
Mr.THoMAs offered the following as
substitute for Mr.. WILLIAMsos's propose
slThe Generaal Assembly may levy
tax not exceeding one dollar per annun
IN every male citizen who has attained
the ACE of twenty-one years, which shail
he applied exclusively in aid OF the puD.s
free schools, and counties and corpoIaIlons
shall sI have power to impose capitation
tax not exceeding fifty cents per anhun'
for all purposes" .oI,ed and
The previous question was cans o. %"
the vote resulted-ayes, 81 noes, 81. .. ~ !
Mr.. HAWxHURsT moved 70 reconSio'A '.-o
vote. 60 8! ,,oh uonId be
ont of order at that time. ,,. ;.
Mr.HAwxHuRsr said that he Thought II
nn mar itm and unparliamentary to be
nnshing matters in that way.
Mr.. THOMAS: What did you say, ST.
Mr.. sHAwxnURsr i said, sir, that did
not like this way of doing business.
think it is improper to preclude my mo-
ton, 800 $3.50 - -,
Mr.. THOMAS: Well, sir, but did you
say that my conduct was ungentlemanly !
Mr.. HAwxHURsT !: Well, ali no! L did
not !-i. FL 81 -,
Mr.. THOMAS: Very we'll; I am satisfied.
Mr.. PORTER moved to dispense with the
afternoon session this afternoon. Carried.
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CAPITOL STOCK, $50, 600 SHARES a.
asq oiEACH 1 100000
q. ooo SHARES roK WosxIra CAPITAL
900 SHARES TO Be ISSUED II PAYKES7 Yos
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14
Commissioning Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of decree Of the Chancery Cour,
ID of Madison county and State 81 Mississippi,
Ieadered Ut the Sept emher Term. A y. lSG7. in a
certain cause wherein Wiliie LYONS was COMPLAIN.
ant. aud So rah b. L.nier. widow and Others tie
heirs # Stirring II. Lanier. deceased, and he Al
mniSirst9r d. b0hts 'or. oi ine estate of sid IA.
teStair were del, HlHts the un'rrs gDv@ - Com
missioner. will eX .rse 10 sale st the codrtllrn--
dabr. IN the city ~ panfon, within the tpars ure-
scfibtd BY law len She O sales at pu' lic Cutcry.
for cash. on -
Monday The 23,d day Of .VorSm5sr. 1858.
The FOL owing described lands, ", all county, TO.
wit: The 5 = qaar less ~ sores n liz y end ia
section 49,; L halt OF section q Township Range
? F. the $ hall Of " baf u 80 and s hsif O.
ST quar- sectinn Z the \ hilfeaa f lau ~ Sec
I: and half Of Sw q ar Section Is: tao ha,f
ard the 5 haf9 fN r. y az, AMI the lefEI #
Nv and Tie j FAD -eetiah IL aud 81 Z .
,aetsn 70, less - acte~ sgTls IL lie >de = 4
~ : W n and lot NJ. se.t,oa 81 T ul,'n.p
Rsnge L. aud -l-o Ia Ma Sc 5 TOWNSHIP
q Page ) Z. 'ntaining > ~ atfes more ~ le--
The stowe te-erflsed hads vii b. sid 10 tl-
order d"ected ia tils absE- iea-d i,erTee ui 1Le
c ianoeTy cuat a Nadls,n cprrfy.
TRe tte = beslssed - be- -rutai e .lys;
aclire a. Cs.snmiselearr. ! shall canse, nv s.rb
ute a Is tested "a me ~ The Decree ! Ubas
esry Court.
NV. ,, no ~ 6s-tu. Cn,snsssooer,
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ShgriH,s Sale.

Brown & NOonau,
vs.. Fl FA.
Mrs. a D Hoy.
To March Term, 1860, Madison Circui,
Court, Mississippi. Judgment Uclcber LIST
1896 for 20 &c.
ESY VIRTUE Of the above described writ
1Sto me directed by the Clerk of sal!
Court, | will expose to public safe, to tue
highest bidder, for cash, beilre he courts
house door Of said county Of Madison, State
If Mr7sissipni in the city Ct canton. on
Monday. the 7th day of Dec 1855 be-,
tween the hours prescribed by law, the fojs
lowing described lands lying and being ia
Madison county, State of ississippi, to wit;
! Sec 7 R 4 and the 5 ! " NElar
and half L half NV Gar and S hall 4 hnf
Sc oar and W half Sc oar and SW oar See
32 I r f ana + half Sc oar T Sec So
K 2 f and half W half SW Gar Sec 81 4 Q
X e, containing 800 acres more or less, to-
geher with all appurtenances aud heredita
ments thercinto belonging less the legal ex-
emPion.
Levied upon as the property Of said lefen-
dand A. b Hoy, and will be sold to satisfy
the above styled Judgement, Interest, aud ali
costs.
GEO. MOORMAN Sheriff.
S"eriii Office, Canton, Miss Nov. l4th 1868
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AhcriG's sale.
E. $. T W. r.

E. s. T T&Ds' + r.,
J. P. Die kersOD, .-- .--vt
10y VIRTUE of the above described writ
II to me directed by the Clerk of said court,
4 viii expose TO pu6lic sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, before the court house
door of said county Of Madison, State OF
Mississippi, in the city Of Canton, ou
-HoHaOy tie ia day Of Deesm6r 1868,
between the hours rescribed by law. the
following descrl bed land, wing and being
ia Madison cnurty, STATE Of Mississippi, to
u haif I - ufrr MN uaII
acres, see iowa X Z, " LITE halt
y Il quar and W hat n f quar- aud L halt
" qaar and 5 half Ssr SO less 5 "
guar sec SO, T s r . I, LOT ), \ BAR # 4
Sec 5, 5 half of lot | aud at 4 less thee
aud haf acres ont ; end Sec 6, aud 7 Z
X +. Containing 622 acres more or less
win all The teneneuts and heredilamenGs
taerennto belonging.
Levied upon as the property Of said de-
PENDANT. J. P. Diskerson, and will be sold
subject to his exemption ,and to satisfy
the above styled Judgment, interest, and all
costs.
GEO. Mo0RMAN,
Nov. IA no As, 1868. Sheriff
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14
PU1LiCMT ETH. G,

We have been requesi oil to call a
meeting Of the pubic at the Court
house on Monday the oath inst to
take into consideration immigration,
This is matter of much impo T.
lance, and it is hoped that thought
full men will give the matter their Sc.
rions consideration, and come up to
the meeting. Land-holders especial
ly are more deeply interested than
any other class. and 1t is expected
they Will be present ia large nun.
bcrs.
Immigration to the South is now
her greatest hope 70 future prospect
IS. coz n 5grr. o.. .
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}. q. JONES, L. Il.

EAF We i"ke pleasure in disec'ing til.
attention OF our rea5eIsio all th.iew ad.
H"r,i.etnvnts cJn'alneI 10 rhit issue
Canton is impfo,iug. Two new Auction
Rooms. oue nrr'h. the u,her sou'h SIDE Of
the Court house square. Competition is
ne lille ofraJe- Ii you GiI to GET Il
bar-,ain At one Eou.e z" IN The olL-r.
N. Ies'l".il>r males liberal nd
WAGES on cation. Farmers may fad it
10 heir in'e'est'to give him cal.
L'4an d. Co. have ladies' auction on
Thursdays and Saturdays.
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OTOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
SEERIFFS SALE.


J. Il Powell,
Lee 4 Davis.
To March Term, 1859, Ma olson Circuit Court
Mississippi. judgment October Glh lss,
for $iO,7S0.6G
RY VIRTUE Of the above described writ
Ito me directed by the Clerk of said Coun
| vii! expose to public sale, TO the highes
bidder, for cash, betore the court.house O
said county Of Madison, State OF Mississip
| pi, in the city of Caaton, on
Monday. the 18th day Of Deer 1863
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described Real Estate lying snt
being in Madison County State Of Missis.
| sippi, to wit; s half West halfNE quar-
and 5 half half Sc quar- and w hall
Sc quar- aud L half and SW quar- S, C %, E
| half and NE quar- and half L half Sc au II
Sec 49, W half NE qusr and L half NV
guar half W half Sc quar- Sec 80, W halt
NV quar- Sec "a all 10 4 RAE contaiuiuc
64o acres more or less, with all the tene~
meats and heredtameuts thereuut0 belong
ing Levied Gn as property belonging to
7. Thompson and will be sold less his ex-
emptiou also the following lands lying ~ d
being IN Madison couUty State OF MSsis
sippi to Wit $ haif Il half NE guar aud Sc
quar- Sec ~ I s P e and W half SN
guar See r b SW quar- Sec 30 T S
l., containing 4iO acres more or less
vita AL the ,euemenis and herediinments
tbereunto belonging, Levied upon as the
properly of q W. Davis aud will be sold
less his exemption, also he following
property 10 the city of Canton, county Vi
Madison, State Of Mississippi, to wiz; Be
ginning ut stake on " side Of Ua,on
Street at The 5 Il corner OF lot of ground
by P. b Hoy aud sife and S.
Ii. Lanier and wife to DanI Y. Ross, ssl0
conveyance being recorded ia the Probate
Clerks OGic- of said county in book Of
deed " Z, )" folio 234, therein, due along
the line of said lot Of said Ross 400 feet TO
II stake thence s 100 feet to stake, thence
3 400 feet to Uoion street, thence N with
said street to the beginning, contaiuing
acre more or less. Also the Following !
lot IN same city, county and STATE, to-wit /:
at II stake on the w side Of +,
. niou street, at the S Z corner Of a lot /
heretofore conveyed by J. NJ. Anderson and |
} Luckctt, jr, and bis wife Mary L.
4ncAett to one Collier, now yned by Geo
'uem thence due along said Golfers line
90 feet to a stake thence S 100 feet thence
400 feet 10 said Union street, thence
long seid street n 100 feet to beginning
untalning ] acre more or less, it being the
ams lot or parcel of ground cony.yel by
', N. Murphy to said Catherine S lem by
eei dated SEPTEMBER 81, A D. 1860, and
rCOrued ia r,hHte C4erk's 0tfiGe Of said
)uuty in Book Of deeds Q, page 81, to-
ether with ailanisinegtrr the sppertenances {
leyeuuto belonging OF ia anywi5e apper.
,ining. ,
Levied upon a. property of said dcfeud-
It |! r fhonpson ard will be III to
tis.y the above styled judgment interest, !
Id ali costa. ,
GEO MOCRMAN Sheriff. I,
~ 18th $50 IDS
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Tho market opened in the early
part OF the week. with, a fair demand
at fraction lower than our last
weeks quotation. Tie ecelpfIthroush
the week continued liberal. and re-
manned uniform, and firm. closing at
the hour OF going to press at -, to
% cts.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

Capt. james A. Turk, at the ole
Henderson corner, las inst received
4 choice lot of Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware, Quoensware, Gallery, &c
He offers for the benefit OF bis old
customers aud friends, to sell on most
reasonable terms. To the farmer he
offers great inducements TO trade by
paying the very highest market price
for cotton and selling groceries and
dry goods cheaper than may be
bought in New Srleaps. Fe chal
lenges competition in the pee r.: d
quality o. Cal.coes and. Domestics.-
The very best prints he sells for 10
cents per yard. aud beautiful fine
bleached Domestic for % ceBts per
yard. lie offers very fne Alpacas.
Deiaines and Poplins from 80 to IS
cents per yard. Elegant Empress
cloth for one dollar per yard.
Gentlemens clothing very cheap.
Hats. Caps. Shoes and Boots as low
as can be bought in this Market
Capt. Turk is so retiring and unOs
tentatious in the exhibition of his
goods and the good quality thereof.
that We besReak for him 3 liberal
hare of the public patronage
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

1t is strange to see with VIA
carciesSness some invaIids attend I,
their health they will procure a
oox OF PLANTATION Buffers, VIII icil
ought to be used up in IL month o.,
six weeks, and upon Inquiry it is
found that hey have used only two
or three bottles. Some days they
nave used il according To Instructions
ana others have hot touched 1t.
Ihe Whole lrioi has been Irregular,
aud Of c0urs: less favorable result
has come from their Use. Il it he
!ruc that what is worth doing web,
now cmphatlcally is it true Ia mat
terS relating to the health. A few
bottles Of Plantation BitteIs have
wonders, while mother in.
stances disease has only been sub
.lued after weeks of resistance.
MtGNoLlA WATER-Supe.iog 10 ihe best i'm
? !ed Geriau Cologne, aud sold At hall the pr.ct.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

Thco., Siede. Watch makera ID re.
paircr offers his services to the
citizens OF Canton and the vicinity
and guarantees satisfaction in work
and prices. He may be found at the
store of Mr.. G.. Il. Gross.
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PUBL
D I L D,

on'be eth of October, of Congestion Of tn,
brain, Miss pAcorAu SroNE, aged l6 year
! and 8 months
There is a dreadful sadness atleudin.
death at all times aud under all crcumstaa
ces, but it seems more sad aud DIRE dful wher
: the young, the healthy and the promising mr.,
suddenly cut down aud torn away from us
We know that The old must, like the faded
leaf, soon fail, and it is natural for us
to become recunciled to their DEATH but
when one on whom the love aud bones OF
parents are centered, one who is the delight
Of her friends and the light of the social
circle is suddenly cut down BY the fell stroke
of death, it seems as though we are forced to
ask with the loving mother, "wby must Cotai
die now 2" Thus it was with the subject of
this notice. Heaven had blessed her with n
remarkable intellect and u most happy dis
position, while education and accomplish
ments had lent their aid to make all tia,
parents and friends could desirr-to make
her loved By all who knew her. She was at
| that age when childhood seemed to have re,
coded 10 sears gone by, and the usefulness
and prosperity uf long and happy life SEEM
ed pictured oeforeabet.' Bat, alas, for hu.
man hopes and human expectations! few
shur, hours OF. sufteling and she ha passed
"tbnt bourne whence no trsy e;er return..n
No &c viii She be the light Of hCme, Az!
The cherr of the Preside. The vacant chail
at the table will be in sad contrast with the
presence Of its late occupant. The piauo, at
which she loved to be and at which all her
tiends were delighted to see her, seems b, |
its qnietness TO J in in tho general grief for
IT'S late gifted owuer, Truly ain The midst |
OF 'ite We are in DEATH" May our lives b.
AS fsuitiesE us hers, and may we, like her
b. ready to meet the messenger Of death
wiz q"ietness aud resignation
:" Cain on the bssum of thy Cod,
Young spitit rest thee now!
Ev n Willie with Us ihy footsteps trod
lbs soul Vas vl lily brow.
Dust to its narrow house benea;l!
So To il, home ou high
lt'y that have seen lily look ia a.alh,
No .iiore may ieas 10 die.
Lime are tie paths, aud sad the bowers,
Whence Thy meek emiie has gone;
Bu oh brighter home than ours
Ia bcayen, is Aow lh,He own"
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N OF &c r..

The Mississippi Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sonth
vii convene at VickSburg, Nov. 18th.
The ministers ana day delegates Oh
tLrir arrival are requested to c VI on
Nit. VIM. Crntcher, att the store OF
lee richardson / Co., on Washing.
ton Street, for assignment to their
boarding places.
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citation Notice,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.
I'd ANDREW SENMEs

To ANDREW SEMMEs,
Lake Charles p o., Calcasiru Parish. La.
And sll others Interested IN lhe lands
t,nements and heIedilameGG Of Jno. Il.
S-mmss. Deceased.
NCU are hsrco, cited 70 be ard sp
pear before The Probate Ccuri OF
Madison County. State a.or, snid. At the
Court House thereof. IN the 81 Monday
in December NIX. and show cause II
say you can WHY the petition uf n. C
o., lex Admir- 10 he sale Of heal E. ate
Jno r. Semme.. deceased. to pay dehts,
s. ould 40 be g;an'-d.
Nunrss the Hon N. NJ. Cooper,
Juise # he P,o5a Cour,
e. s OF sid county, ard the
sal Of said Court. this eeh
day OF 0etDb-r. A. v. 1863
JOS. MCCLELLAN Clerk,
Oct. 81. 'Gs per E. A. FokD. D. C.
B ! sEEMEs. Tor PslgontI.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

MRS NJ. j. IANcEY, formerly OF
this place but now resident OF
Memphis, takes this method TO in.
. form the ladies' of Canton and vicin.
ity that She or her Agent will have
an Opening of Splendid Millinery
and Fancy" Goods ofthc latest impor.
tation from Parisz-on .Mout ~ the
9th inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

AGESr.--Mr. Sam. Milton il oar authorized agen
Camden, and viii collect such accounts as are
placed in his hands. md receive and receipt 10
Advertisements and subscriptions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

.fF We hope our readers will not
fail to peruse the contribution on our
fourth page, from the pen If DR..
Swasey, on the subject Of fruit rails.
ing ~ ~ i
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

Asent.-Capt G. D. BUsTAMESrE is our
authorized Agent, to contract for advertise,
ments and obtain subscriptions.
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,uMnlssluHEis's sALL N Cna1

!
Three Ia,k- of Class Cookery ware.
One ",.f POW ""',' "0'V o. 'e'''
:, SIX Boxes Of sund es, containing Furniture
: IIo'iHES ' s ware h''D"o Ien'ia Lor d Books
% The tide t" Ills trSg.rv ip,,,ys n ), n,.,
nv nv' law VIII o"'y eonY'y such title a. is vested n ne
+ . GEO. ". MoopuAv
St r,&}y. a 'Ga. m. A. tis. D. |O''''''''''her
". the huiscuits wee burned "rr,.,
bottom and raw atthe top. me ia', !,
% made with cold water, ana lin
e SCUM minus ali seasoning uh'i h'FS
d cd on the table, it il needless 10 10 dl
r that he found the result tar ron H.,
lf,fartory added 20 his, the hait- gao
Eished ch ldrcp ,a'A3~srch lhG's ',''t''
r. demands upon ms time ana at ''"''.
'fion, that he fVonh mite icis"I' nav
ceating, had his 1000 proNeu e'e'
-appetizing '"''
: Well. thank fortune, Fanny VIII
at home in time for sup ger, az Tn
ian certainly manage these loan-
y, until thpn "hp exclaimed with =,
n If relief ana placing the baby
,;n on tbe Kitchen floor, SAID kitch Al
nn5ar tine clever management OF .;a,1
,,n,, ,orv;nu also the purpose of ..'''
Emo rocm he yentuypd to his room wv,
II" t,;,,, inst in time TO !h''''
:, tha h,hv disappraring head fore ~, .nIt
e. ;nto Tie tub Of water. Snatch ;no,'J
- o,d hearing it dripping ="
'."V'
'ih VI OF deed o' trust mad =
nv ~ y.
lug" LEWIS " "aIIef l.. Aehrhey ard .
we on The i8'h fay OF March. 1867. /
and recorded in The ,iEce of n, P,oh,,a
/ Cia,k ,t M,d;.o, oa,,,,r C,f.,;:
~ ,'e " h''en'a'
! s'p!'' II, pooA W cteos H. page 2YI
226 and 22J. will on
! W0Rd0Ut the 9th dqp If IjpcemLe1. 1868
-
p'octeu 10 sen heiHie TIE courthouse
door IN the city OF Canon, in said county
within the hours me scrih.d by In W IN TN,
biybest hid. for cash IN, f,Il,u;, H.
"a Il
sc''o,u i""os Ut 50 much 'hereo! as shaiI
be sufficient to pay the debt intended to
be secured hy said deed of trust and in
tp,est th.recn ,rd on o,e+e ,;,
NJ - N''
w. III oec'ioh ~ al o. sec 10, ana IN
E half of the w half and the w half ~
tba lalf.rd th. ~ ,lf -, H. -
~ r,, N ',o re-" VI ',e A'Si
nan OF me E'Sl nan OF fectlun 2I, and
The bait OF the E half Of he n w
quar-. and the n haffof the w half of tbo
h T. ,,,r.rl ,h. NJ ,r,ru W. ~
"' Az ~ " '"e W h''
" we = "a!l ~ the II l.. guar OF sec 20
AL N Town b'D 9 Ranyt | West, and
jvIny in Madigo, COMFY Siata If Missis
;,,,; u;u o,r, t -
,if " '"''' NC ~
'"e p"'th"eef HS u F'>'tu IN 'nF hF SalG
decd rf tIuSt, W ini.. :. BAiLEY,
OU, 81 IS No 43 tts. Ten. =.
SAFE OF VAIN
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sheriRs Sale.

LASA - SotSs
W. p. Dull my, a.al.--
vs.. FL. FA. Ia
z. II Short and ". J. DuIensy.i
To - Term. 1856 Kinds Circuit Court. Mis-
sissppi Judgment AovymDer .. 1867. for si.Sa.9S.
10y VIRTUE af the ab.ss Described writ. to re
ID directed by The eek ofsaid Court | VIII ex
yb-e topabiie SAFE to w., big best biddeT for ca-a
lseiore the court house dor q said county of Mad
sou, State .. Mississippi in fbe ~ o: Canton. on
,BfsHdas, ht IA DAY Of DscsmSrr. Isss,
between The hours presfib, aiy law the lolIowin ing
described Land lying aud bein- N nd ~un county
State OF Nissis>ippi, il-yH y hall " ualf n "
1Iar s.e ) f6Ri en- ha!i y < gaar a'.d h4li
: half " quar- and ) arn,- OF \ 4 cniIer Il hal
6 hall + qua, sec ~ TT \ had T. hail S " quar
.ad : halt = ln',f sec % ~. : bait giaI le-s 10
acre. out of y y ,orBcr SIC - Z. y r quar y
al 3 halt 5 quar- zee 3s Lad excerpt 5 he'll
half > W quar- sec 80 "a. " hig " BAH sec -
allih X z. rnVtAlnBg ia ~ 1898 acres mor
e ess. VI. h all The ;eAeneHfs aud L-f. damrui
bereant' belonging. iess the legal q. Hp'ian.
Levied upon As the property % said d-farda0f
VI. pannsy ands Nh: odd 70 ssfisfy lie abuFe
Iylrd IdgIasGt. Interest and all costs
$50, k0uRNAN.
Nov. u 40 q. lses ~. " Sheriff
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ILEC. sLEoE

Sy-OULD most re-
W spectfu!y inform
the citizens # Ca MON "a.
and ycuHs The fayt INT
he Ia, just received, d. rs M y
rect from Importers and r. "
Manufacturers, dne aud l. y
well selected Stock Of 49,
WATCHES, JETELRY, " ~ -
etc Of all varieties Y ~ IN =
HAIR WORK, bo,n \Ss.--.r
Plain apn Ornamental, executed 10 tAe ulost
mnd"ru SIZE and Tow RATES.
4 o 10 years experience as Matchmaker in
The largest and best establishment on thj.
centiaent, as well rs ~ Earone ! feel safe
~ saring that all repairing Of Watches and
Clocks zone in my Establishment, Gun
g1srahtg- entire satisfaction. Broken Jew.
tiy, Old Gold aud Silver taken in ~ hqppp
THEU G, tsIFDE
Scu'h de Cog3, Sqa.Go.
Nov :. lsss.'f.
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RETROBPECTION.


lie site by the way and weeps,
Worn cut in his seeking for Truth.
Looking back at the hills and the blue noun.
tAtn.tops,
In the Beautiful Land ofhis Youth.
There IL many grave in the Past,
Where he buried his hopes as they died,
And the suffering which came with tho Years
Has humb!cd his heart Of its pride,
The rich 10 their chariots go by,
They have acres, and money in heaps,
And they note not tho pale, wcary man
Who sits by the way and wceps.
And what need he care for that,
SO he comes atthe last TO his Home
So he brings to his Father beautiful soul,
In the beautiful ages to comet
Yet he sits by the wny and wceps,
Being weaiy with seeking for Truth,
Looking back attho hills and the blue noun
taiu.tops,
In the Beautiful Land Of his Youth