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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25

THE Pass CHRISTIAN IIpMIcIDE.-T The trial Of
Zziro X. Mayors, Esq, for the killing of Ben H.
Orr, Radical member Of II, late Black and Tan
G. invention of this state, was concluded on the
18th Inst. After patient hearing Of two days h.
Court decided (uprn the evidence of the States
witnesses alone that the X ling was in sefde.
fence. We congratulate our contemporary upon
'hc rc-ut of the whole affair, with the exception OF
his wuuided arm.
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Es?y~The thirteenth amendmendment of the
Constitution, that which abolished slavery,
was carried by the ratification of seven of
the Southern States, under the governments
existing in 1865. Without those Publications
it would not now be part Of the Constitu-
ton. The Legislatures of the same States,
under the same governments, rejected the
l4th amendment. Their rejection Of the one
is just as valid as their rejection of the
other. ..
1t is now held by the Radicals that those
Legislatures were incompetent to vote for
the rejecting of the l4th amendment They
have been abolished, and new governments
created to be made competent to vote for the
ratification of that amendment.
If this were necessary, then the ratifca-
tons which confirmed the 18th amendment
were also invalid, and that article is not
consttutionally adopted.
If they were valid, then those States were
in the union in 1925 and the reconstruction
acts were positive steps for thrnsting them
out; for which no warrant cdH be found in
any constitutional power given to Congress
The Radical recognition of the thirteenth
amendment, requires that the Southern
States shall be considered to have been in
the Union in 1866; for their support of the
fourteenth amendment it requires that they
should be ruled to be ont of it in 1867.
They were out in 1865 in in 1866 out
again in 1867 in again in 1868 and by the
mixture Of civil legislation over them, and
military domination over them, they were in
aud out all the time. -PcoyuHe.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25

Tur HEATED TERM. The present has been the
hottest season at the North known since 1916. In
all t.2 large cities the mercury has gone NJ to fe
wee heat, and many deaths have occurred from sun
stroke. Whilst il is thus up in the North, d ,wn
South here We are enjoying comparatively pleasant
weather, being favored with cooling showers and
delightful hreeHcs. Here, we believe the thermom.
eter has never yet exceeded 90 in the shade, and
gener,ly ranges from 81 to to S..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25

THE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON Il g n RR. Gen.
Beau! egard, President Of this road, has secured
from New York capitalists loan of one million
dollars, for one year, at u cent. The stockhold.
ers now " breathe lreer and easier and the cars
seem to run smoother, though the road sill has its
CT COS ties Horrible
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25

A quarter Of million of dollars is the for
tune left by L. c. Baker, the notorious Gov
eminent detective. The accumulation of rob-
bling and lcvying black mail during and sub
sequent to the war, no doubt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25

aGENr.-Mr. Sam. Milton is our authorized aGen
Camden, and win collect such accounts as are
placed in his hands, and receive and receipt 70
advertisements and subscriptions.
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GRAND LODGE.

S. c. COCHRAN, of Canton, Grand
Master.
ID. w. Sadler, of Aberdeen, d. G.
Master.
ID. Il. Smythe, of Kosciusko, Grand
Warden.
John b. Dicks, of Natchez, Grand
Secretary.
o. I. Keller, of Columbus, Grand
Treasurer.
rs. Alternately, Jr., of Enterprise,
Grand Chaplain.
II. B. Mayes, of Yazoo City, and A.
E. Love, of Columbus, Grand Repre-
81 mt Itiyes.
Samuel French, of Jackson, Grand
Guardian.
Clarion,
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Transient Advertising 81 so per square arst inse
ton and rs cents for each subsequent insertion
liberal advertisers will be dealt with literally.
Legal Advertising At same rates. and 81 additional
for proof OF publication, and no proof Of publca'
ton to be furnished until the fee is paid.
Announcing Candidates for States and District
Offices Daiypaper charge $40 Wetkypaper.
: SIS; for announcis Candidates for County Oil
ccs, daily and we, Hly papers charge So
RS-These are TIE terms and conditions agreed
upon by the Press Association for the legal adver-
tisng and announcing candidates, and in no in
stance can they be departed from.
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The electoral college bill passed the Ilonse
over the Presidents veto by vote of l34 to
SO. ... w.
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The Grand Lodge and Grand En-
campment of Odd Fellows has been
in session for the last three days in
this city. The following Grand Off
GERS were elected for tho ensuing
year:
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JACKSON METHODIST,
Published at jackson, Miss,
THE CAPITAL OF THE STATE
BY ii. IL. HINES & CO.,

Frtcd hv Rev. wN PRICE, Presiding Elder Of
the Brandon District. Mississippi Conference, and
Rev A. B. FLY. Presiding Elder Grenada District
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The New York herald., 1868-05-22
PRoCEEDuGs> OF THE CONVENTION.

CHICAGO May 81, 1868.
The Convention was called to order at q quarter.
past ten O'Clock.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. CULVER of Chicago.
fhe PRESIDENT announced that the Committee on
Resolutions had just sent word that they would not
be ready to report before eleven O'Clock.
THE UNION LEAGUES.
Mr.. CHARLES 8. SPENCER, OF New York. move.
sir, that the resolutions OF the National Council OF
the Union League Of America which were yesterday
presented to this convention, and by the temporary
chairman referred to the Committee on Resolutions,
take the same direction as the resolutions and pro-
lceedings Of the Soldiers and Sailors Convention
land be spread on the record az part Of
'0ur proceedings I think that this courtesy Is
enc the National Council Of the Union
l. eague OF America, which today s insurng
re vubncan ascendancy In the South, and upon whose
Ell sciency we depend for the Southern republican
pr eservation in the coming election, and which, II
ant Northern State shall falter will supply IT'S place
by radical South Carolina.
Mr. THOMAS W. CONWAY. of Louisiana. moved that
the resolutions be read
DELEGATE from Michigan How can these resou-
tions be acted upon by this Convention until reported
IN 'ck by the committee, when e rules required their
reN renee without debatep
M. SrENCER-There may be mlsapprehenson.
In en- tering those resolutions upofs our record we
shall BY no means adopt them, but will only perform
act OF courtesy py rcciting In proc edngs the
fact that Nney zen, us such resolutions\ That fs
matter Of h'ct which has transpired whIci should
IN Me- C5swxY- call for the reading Of the re,olu
tonS-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-29
FARM AND GARDEN
save the PIunns,

A correspondent of the Rural Ne'o
Yorker, says that for the last three years
he has succeeded in growing as fine a
crop Of plums as need be desired by
smoking the trees from the time the blos-
SONS begin to fall, until about the first Of
July. His manner Of treatment was as
follows lie procured large sheet-iron
pan in which he made FIRE Of chips, or
anything else that would kindle freely,
When the fire sin full blast, he smother
ed the blaze with grass, which produced
a dense smoke lie carried this pan
around among his trees and smoked
every part Of them completely. He
made this application every evening and
morning, giving the trees a thorough
smoking, and continuing the process UNI
til the curcuho season was over
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Eight Weeks for Nothing :
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN,

A LII So BSCRIBERS TO THE CUBTIVA-
n cor and Country Gentleman for 1865 re-
ceiYed previous 10 November !, 1857, with the
meney, viii receive that PAPER weekly through
November and December. eight numbers in ali.
without charge.
The Cultivator and Country Gentleman is
published IN large weekly Numbers Of sixteen to
twenty pages each, and designed 10 include
every department Of Agriculture. Stock Rails
ing, Horticulture and Domestic ECONOMY.
The publishers prefer using the following ex-
tracts from well-informed sources, rather than
10 speak for themselves:
The Maine Farmer speaks Of the Country
9entieman as " standing at the head Of the
Agricultural press ofthe country"
The Scottish Farmer calls the Country Cen
tleman the best OF all the American newspa-
pers devoted to matters rural economy"
The Gardeners Monthly says that the COun-
try Gentleman is " conducted with degree Of
talent equal 30 any European journal, and supe-
ri0r 90 most Of them"
The Canada Farmers Advocate saws. " We
are in receipt % agricultural publications. from
al parts Of the world but for truthful accounts.
we'll written, practical articles, and general
management Of the paper. VIC have seen none at
all 90 compare with the CulfiyatOr and Country
Genueman, Published in the United States"
IkkMS-Ihe terms are lower than those Of
any other paper Of similar standing One copy,
81 80 per year; four copies 80: eight copies,
Sl6. Specimen copies free Of charge.
And Yet IL be remembered. in fine that those
who subscribe for 1865, at any date subsequent TO
November /, 1867. will be supplied with the
weekly numbers from receipt Of remittance 10
tn close of 1907, gratuitOusly. Address
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Albany, New York.
- Orders FOR the above fne Agricultural
Paper, accompanied by the money, addressed to
the UMoE AND DIsPAFCH Office. will be prompt
ly attended to. and receipts for same forwar oil.
OctN II
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nILnd stnrrcrs In Horses.

The american Stock JoWHoL com
menting on the blind staggers in horses,
says the first thing'to be done in a case Of
this kind Is to relieve the pressure Of
blood about the head of the animal by
copious blood letting The jugular vein
should be tapped and 50 much blood be
taken as will serve 10 restore the animal
to the command Of its limbs The
quantity proper to be taken can be pretty
accurately determined on by the effect
produced When the horse shows signs
Of beingrelieyed, the flow Of blood should
be checked the cause Of the attack
sought for, and medicines given in ac-
cordance with the symptoms If the at-
tack proceeded from an 0yersdistensiOn
of the stomach, the pump should be
brought into use, and free application
of warm water be made. Medicines
calculated 10 give freedom 10 the bowels
will be louEd beneficial
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Information in a.. \. Circuit
Court, Mid. IBIS. Tenn.

~ ~ - AAsAaHAs ANNANH
No IaI6-Jnits States W. hya barrel
Whisky.
WHEHEAS. h. Mop. SMITH. ESQ. AT.
W tsrney of the United States i1r -aiI Bi--
trici has hled biz int0rmafipn in said Court aa
sell on behalf Of the United States a. A. Unp.
kins iHfgrmer. and Of az persons concerned
against Eve barrels whisky. IS iiiams d lane.
reputed ouneFs) alleging. among other Thing.
that said spirits HaA seized A. forfeited a. tho
lnied state, Tor the cuuses iu slid Information
alisred.
Nov, therefore, 10 0bsiieuco 20 the monitor
" SAD Court o. u.e directed and deli Verpf 4
% herebY glFe public notice - aii pors0ns claim
ing hali property. ~ Knowing or having any
thing o. say Uhy tho same shaifld NOT Do con.
dcnned a. Forfeited. and that they be- and a..
pear before said tiFruit Coart b. BE- holden ia
The FEDERAL Court Room, in the C4Uif1I al
Sashyi lie tenue7Eee. on flte 2Ofb day "a
April. 1919. 10 ~ o'clock A. ~. then AMI fhers
Go interpess their claims.
EK GLAsCOCK.
naar3A ~ M DIT
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-29
Information la q. \. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.

No. is-Dnitsd States W. one ~ galIan Co..
pfr Still, one - sallap Copper Stall. 20 Tue
kegs. butkcts, Heater. and HALT Hushsl
Mea.ures-
WfEREAs. r. Mop. SMITH. ESQ ar
" lofney II the United States fgr saii Dis
trirt. has hied ais info nn atom in sad Court
n geil on behalf u the lnifel states - ~ W
u Neal, ini0uner. and IL an per.ons CON
ccTned, asaIust one ~ gallon COPPER still one sy
galion copper etiH. - tube Z kers 3 burkefs
heater and ball bushel measures, ~. h
osHaru. repHted owner.) alleging, among Other
thinr. that said articles we're seized a. f5sfsife
formation ALLEGED
Nos, therefore. in obedience % the monit,sn
on tle Court, O. me directed AMI delivered
do hereby give public notice 90 M usrstg'
elaiipins said property, or kh0Riny or ha,iB
an 5nlnE y lay Wy the same should not h.
condemned a. iorfeiied and that thew te,rI
appeaF before -aid Circuit Court, tn 30 holden
N the = ed eral Court Room. IN the Capitol M
, ashytile. Tennessee SEs the 2Oth dny 81
Aprls' lsa. a 10 o'clock 4. n then ami there
70 intoerp0se their claims.
,.. 4. K. GLASCOCE,
iAIe9 A4L n. a.. d. III
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Nashville and Northwestern
r. a / L r O A ID,

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, MARCH
~ the 10Th, and until further notice, TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will ran be-
tween Nashville, Tennessee. and Hickman.
Kentucky
Leaving Nashville at ASA. N. and Sis ?. =.
arriving Hickman at 1890 mdt, and $50 A. NJ
Leaving Hickman at 1904. N. and $40 P. N.
Arriving Nashville at go. A. N. and 6:45 A. N.
Making close connections at Mckenzie with
Memphis and Louisville Railway for Humboldt
Memphis, Nicksburg, New Orleans. and all
points Southwest
At Union City with Mobile and Ohio and New
Orleans and Ohio Railways for Paducah, Jack
son. Tenn, Mobile. Ala, Cairo. st. Louis, Chi
cagO. and all points South aud Northwest
AT Hickman with Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship and Memphis and St. Louis Packet
Companies hrst-class steamers, for all points
on Upper and Lower Mississippi Rivers.
At Nashville with Nashville and ChattanoO-
ga, Louisville and Nashville. Edgefeld and
kentuckp and Nashville and Decatur Railroads.
iO2 miles shortest route to St. Louis.
40 miles shortest route to Memphis
45 miles shortest route to New Orleans
Palace Sleeping Cars On all Slight
Trains
baggage checked through 20 all I'm.
pOrtaRt points.
Fare as low as the lowest.
Tickets for sale at the City Transfer Office.
northwest corner Cherry and Church streets
and at the Nashville and Chattanooga Depot
Nashville, Tenn WIN. p, INNES,
janis Receiver and GenI SuP't.
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Information i'm u. A. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRTL TERM, IsB

Nc. I3i5-United States vs. 2 Copper Stills. @
fluke Stands. Receiving Tubs Rectiiyiur
Tubs, u barrels Whisky. Tin Conductor O.
Lanterns. Coal Oh Lamps, T. empty Barrels
TALON Measures, ! q ditto, Funueis. I
shovel, Hydrometer, and 20 bushels Char
coal.
w HEREAS. r. Mop SMITH, ESQ. AT
w torEey Of the United States for said Dis
triet, has fled bis information in said Court rH
well on behalf Of tho United States M Of A.
Hogeland, intOrmer. and Of all persons con
cerned, against cooper stills. ~ barrels whisky.
etc, ul- u Hitchcock. reputod owner.) allegiag
among other things. that said stills whisky
etc, were seized as forfeited Do tho United
states, for the causes In said information
alleged.
Now, therefore, in obedience 10 the mOnihon
OF the Court, % ms directed and delivered. I
do hereby give public nOtico % al psrsnns
claiming said property. or knowing or having
anything 10 say why the same should not DO
condemned as forfeited and that they be nni
appear before said Circuit Court to be held in
the Federal Court Room, IN Che Capitol nt
Nashville Tennessee. Om fhe Goth day ct
april. 1858. at 10 o'clock A. ~. then and there
20 interpose their claims.
Il. X. GLASCOCK,
mars TAT III. g. Marshal
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Information iR. u. y. Circuit
Court, M. ID. Of Tenn.
APRTL TERM Isgs

~ - - tfiNaHAt aFNTfs
No. l3OO-Uniiei STATES We. Eve barrels nish
Wine and ten barrels whisky.
WHEREAS, r. McP SMITH. ESQ. ar
~ iorney OF the United States Tor said Ia
trict. has filed hi ni1rnation ia SAID Court H.
well on behalf 81 the United States az Of %. N
BlackmaH, Deputy Collector and ct an Der
sons concerned. against Eve barrels high vino
and ten barrels whisky. "A. s. W usd. ropute,l
oWnerJ alleging. among other thiniE, that SAID
spirits were scizrd ~ fnrfctted tu the Il uifrI
states, tor tho causes IN said information
alleged.
Now, therefore, IN obedience % the m1nitiau
OF the Count. 10 me directed and delivered / do
hereby give notice 10 ali persons claiming said
property, oF knowing or having anything g. say
Why the same should not be condemned a. i8r-
ieited, and that they be and appear before said
Cirenit Court 20 be holden Isl the Federal faurt
Room, At the Capitol al Nashville. Trnncs.er.
on the 2ofh day 81 Aprfs. 1853. no Do O'Clock
4. ~. then aud then % iRisrposo their claim
y. K. GLASCDCE.
mars % d. MHr4kaI
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BATES or ADVERTIsINa.

Ton lines Of solid nonpareil make one square,
Yearly advertisers Will be entitled 10 a dis
count of 10 per cont.
livery other day fe. o. az Acknowledgements vii
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Adverttsements inserted IN tho Tn W 6skly will
be charged one dollar 4 square for FIRST insertion
and hfty eents each additional insertion.
In the Weekly. one dollar a square for each
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Special or City Item Notices. twenty cents
line brEt. and ten cents line every additional
insertion. Local notices 30 cents a line each in
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Changes in advertisements will no charged at
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All advertisements are due from date Of FIRST
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adhered b., and no transient advertisements will
be taken unless accompanied by the money.
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Details of the Drawing.

suitable committee Of responsible gentle
| men viii be selected 10 conduct the award oi
prizes on the day appointed, AZ Mercantile Ii
hrary Hall. on the following plant
One hundred thousand Members, rapresenfina
| The ceruheatcs lssuct, will be placed in one
wheel. and i've hundred tickets inscribed with
the names OF the prize, 60 wit: "Pasehall
House. etc, will be placed in another, from
the.e wheels number and prize viii be drawn
~ the sane time, aud the number drawn will
take the prize drawn with it. The prizes will be
ready Tor delivery upon The result of the award
being known, and the persons by whom the ten
real estate prizes are drawn. will receive deeds
n the same, With title clear and unincanbered
The aums drawing prizes will he puhfisbe1 in
an papers BOW advertising the scheme and lists
sent a. far ~ possible To holders Of certificate
All msneys received upOn the sale Of these Ger
hhcates viii be placed in responsible banking
houses % ST. bouis. where * viii remain ID the
credit Of the Association until after the drawing
takes place.
REFERENCES GIVEN By PERMISSION TO
Aui. Pollard & Renick. bankers. ST. Louis
Daniel q. Taylor, * Mayor Of 81. Louis: Hutch
sFs' and brSyers Bank, 81. ionis. pe0t,te's saw
,gEs Association, 81. Louis; Edward 5. hummer.
Memphis, Tenn; BOaimeu's Savings Institution
81 Louis, No; John II. Andrews. er-Sherif oil
81 L9uls county, Mo-; Layeille, Warner 4 Co.
proprietnrs southern Hotel, 81. Louis. aud
others.
NYIlCE--Persous ordering certificates By
mail can semi greebbacks 20 The amount II so
m Tegistefed letter., and postofiee and other
drafts. payable 90 our order for larger amounts,
az our risk, with address IS town. county and
state carefully written. All orders for ccrtf-
cafes and communications should be addressed
to PHILIP 3 LANHAM. Manager
4lo alnui street. under Soathern Hotel,
ST Louis, NO.
J. A COPELAND. Secretary.
Certificates Of this ASSOCIATION FOR sale ia ,
Louisville by, BY Captain w. II. RHEA, Gen
eral Agent. Money can be sent b him hy letter
NASHVILLE AGENCY.
JAMES A. Mcclure,
mayl0 eodid Music Desler. No. % Union St
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Certificates Five Dollars Each.
Five Thousand Dollars to be
Donated 10 The Orphans Of 81. Louis.
pHIs Is UNQUESrIONABLY ONE OF THE

V'HIS Is PROFESSIONALLY ONE OF THE
i most complete. if not the very best arranged
scheme ever organized in Ameriea Ii en-
braces eight choice Brick Residences in the city
Of st. Louis. a Valuable Residence at Jefferson
City, and one Of the finest PalatiaI Residences
IN Memphis, Tennessee, full descriptions of
which are given in this circular
In addition to the above Ten Valuable Real
Estate Prizes, the distribution embraces 400
other prizes, consisting of frst-class Pianos
Sewing Machines, Silver Plate and Ten Thou
sand Dollars in Cash. making