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

when they went to Congress, and
demanded their rights under the
Constitution, they were told to TAKE
themselves otf-that they were out
of the Union. by they want to see
the men Of the South governed and
controlled by the negro. f'"No,
ho."'l Do they want tlle cid South
that has supplied so mat1y great men
ITO the country--Sages, scholars, he
'roes and statesmen--tO be trampled
down by an African barbarism? Do
they want to see the South degraded
and trampled on, or did they desire
TO see the land reconstructed, and
the South again left to develop her
resources and her wealth in her own
Wayf tt!heers.) There must be an
end'to the present deplorable state
Of affairs. Tkey mad bowed to the
yoke long enough, and 1t was now
time that they shotlltl arise and as.
sert their rhahheod under the Con,
stitutiOn. TINS great country must
be restored to its original grandeur
and greatness, or else const tutiGral
liberty is gone forever f91it Ibemo.
cratic party is able to r;gNt these
evils Mfapplausc) - and the patry
need only put Its shoulder to the
wheel to 'hah the South out of the
Slough of, Despond, into which it
has fallen, The early Americans
fought England because their tea
was taxed; but we of the South had
hotsvnly eur ten taken from us, but
we have had cur silver spoons stolen
from us. 's'
Is. S. Cox called for three sfoans
for Genl Butler, which woI8 given
with great vim.)
The South had no i'll will to the
negro, per Sc. The ancient love of
the white man fct' the negro wonld
have long since brought them to-
gethcr in their old relations, were it
not for the scalawags and carpet.
baggers from the North. He was
willing to do rs much for the negro
as New York had tt0nc'tor him. lie
would give him evecyttsht at pres.
ent enjoyed by the negroes Of the
North. lie hoped through the aid
and assistance of the Democratic
party to restore them their liberties.
,Chcers.) ..,,
CONCLUDED on FOURTH PAGE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25
administrators Sale.

In -ursuance or decree OF the Probate
Court o. T'inis County, State of Mississippi,
made nj tie June term thereof 1858, the un.
designed County Administrator Of said
county ana Administrator &c. OF James B.
Ross deceased viii on
Monday The 10h day Of AaguSt lS6S
between the hours prescrbrd by law, pro-
ceed to sell on the premises in Madison
County, and near the .ate residence o: said
deceased, iu Kinds county, at public auction
10 the highest bidder for one Aaf cash aud
the balance on cr~iat un'il 'he let day Of
February YNt9. the following described lsnds
Of said deceased in Madison county, 10 wit
The West half OF the Northwest quar- er ~
Section number thirty one, and the West
hslf Of the South west quarter Of Sectios
Tbi-'v, and the West hali o. the North west
cuar'e- Of Section thirty To~nsEip seven
Range one last and containing 40 acres
more o- less also will besseil 90 The sHms
day and uron the same terms. at the late
residence Of said deceased IN sad county Of
Hinds, llss acres Of Land Of ssld deceased
adjoining The above described lands and
making in all tract IN Que body Of l4J3
scres.
Said lands will be sold in tracts or in one
body as NAV be found best mr. the interest
Of the Estate. Subjectto the Statutory Her.
Purchasers vill be required to Civ. beuds
with approved security for the credit pay.
merts
GR. DOWNING Cosu'- Adn'r
and 4as'r : :. Rose LsiAts.
'.l- no y ,sss ,ss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25
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OFFICIAL HISTORY OF The WAR,
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BY HON. ALEXANDER, H, STEPHENS.

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published. aud gives Those interior lights md shad.
ows Of the great conflict only known to those high
oficers who watched the fOOd-tide OF revolution
from its fountain springs, and which were so ac.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25
MARY MOORE.


All my life long | had known
Mary Moore. All my life | loved
her.
0aF mothers were old playmates
and first cousins. Ny first recollec
tionG Gre OF a boy, in Il red trock and
morocco shoes, roGkin. n cradle in
which reposed' St;nny. haired. blue.
eyed baby, not quite year old.
That boy was myself HAIRY Church
that blessed baby was Wary Moore
Later still. | see myself hr. the
little schoolhOuse, drawing MY little
chaise up to the door thatI Mary
might ride home. Many beating
have ! gained on such occasions. for
other boys beside me liked her, and
she, fear, was something of flirt
even in her pipafore. How elegant.
ly she came tripping down the steps
when called her name. How sweet
her blue eyes looked up at me. How
gaily rang out her merry laugh. No
one but Mary could ever bring her
heart so soon to- her lips. followed
that laugh from MY days of child.
hood tilf 7 GREW mn awkward, blush.
ing youth I followed 1T through
tho heated noon of maGhood. and
now, when the trusts of age are silver,
ing my hair, and many children
climb upon my knee, and many call
me " father" l find that the memo
ries, of youth are strong, and that
even in gray hairs, | am following
the music still.
WhehI was fifteen the first great
sorrow Of my life came, upon my
heart. / was sent tt school, and
obliged to part with Mary. We
were not to see each other for three
long years.. This, to me. was like a
sentence Of death, for Mary was like
life itself to me. But hearts are
tough things after all.
| left college,in all the flush. and
vigor of my nineteenth year. sdF
no longer awkward and embarrassed.
had grown into a tall and slender
STRIPPING, with a very good opinion
of myself, both in general and par,
ticular. If thought of Mary Moore
it was to imagine how fEould dazzle
and bewilaer ber with my good looks
asAvf wonderful mental attaInments,
and never thinking she might dazzle
and bewilder.me still more. ! was a
| know but as youth and
good looks have ted,s Iatrust that
may be believed when I say that
self-conceit has left eJalso. ''-
An advantageous proposal was
made to me at that time, and accept |
ing it, gave up all idea of a profes- |
sion, and prepared to 60 to India. |
In my hurried visit home, OF two
days, l saw Aothiug OF. Mary Moore /
She had gone to boarding school at
some distance, and was net expected I
home until the following May. I
uttered one sigh to the memory Of
my little blue-eyed playmate and !
then called myself a mar" again.
In year, l thought, ne tho vehicle
away from otr door. IN. a
year, or three years at the mcSt,
will return, and il Mary is as pretty
as she used to be, why, then, perhaps,
| may marry her. !
And tilas had settled the future
Df q yOEng lady whom hid not seen
for four years. never thought of
the possibility Of her refusing me-
never dreamed that she weuld not
to accept nv Offer
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25
Patent Metallic White Clothes Lines

rTNHE undersigned, agent Of the American Wire
Il Company Of New York, wouldbeg leave to call
the attention Of the housekeepers Of Madison
county, TO their Patent Natalie Clothes Line
which has been found to be the only article suita.
bic for a clothes line, except the old fashioned
rope, which always causes so much annoyance and
trouble by breaking, rotting out and discolorng
clothes. and by being obliged to put it up and take
it down every time used.
With this line you have none Of Those annovac-
ces and when il Is once put up 1t gives no more
tr1ule.
Price, . csnts per foot
Specimens can be seen at the Drug store OF
Mosby x Richards.
May2 RI. GOULD. Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25
RATIFICATION MEETING IN NEW YORK
Speeches Of GcncraI 'Whde Hampton,
Governor Vance, Governor
Perry, mud Others.

a grand mass neeting was called
by the Democratic Club, in front OF
the st. Augustine Hotel, in New
York. en- Thursday evening last
The attendance was very large and
l,ighly enthusiastic. After several
General Wade Hampton,
Of South Carolina, was introduced.
at the moment of!his advancing to
the front Of the balcony. one of the
paper lanterns took fire, creating
some CONSERVATION lest the awning
should share d like fate. Some sen
sible Democrat, with great presence
of mind, however. soon beat out the
blaze with his hat. At the same
time, another lantern, at the back
of the balcony took fire. Some one
shouted, "Oh, lie can stand frep
!" Ycs,' replied the General e but |
idon't like a fire in my rear" Laugh
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25
TUST RECEIVED and for sale by
81 .'~R! = -
MOSBY d RICHARDS,

400 lbs Landreth's Turnir SEED, war
rsnted growth Of 1867.
5000 lbs pure White Lead,
$50 gals Linseed oil.
100 gals Spirits TurPentins.
EN- RoGTE-
5000 lightss bf Window SasL.
dozen Pannel Door>
900 boxes Of Window Glsss. 81
All Of which will be sold 1t Nrv olLILss
PRIcEs iy27th. '67 Il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25
r. Y. SCATTER.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

VI1OULD respectfully inform htsS cid friends n
w and customers, and the pablie general n
~, that he has removed from Sharon aud aet- M
lied in Canton, where he w esptiaus the -
Merchant Tailoring Business,
In oil its various branches. Having On experience
cf nearly thirty years he feels eoneut of his Hbil
ity 70 give sstisisctfen 10 all who may favor him
with their patronage-a liberal share % which be
solicits from the public
Having resided and carried on business in Sharon
for many years. respectfully refers 10 the sitizen
of that place aud vicinity
SsHvF On West tiss fahHe squArs cue door
Esrthf J Richards
A1g. y. lsei.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-11-25
THE CAROLINA FARMER.

BELIEVING that the interests Of the Farmers
- and Planters of this section demand the publl-
cation Of periodical devoted to The advancement OF
Agriculture in the two Carolnas, we have determn
ed 10 establish such periodical under the title Of
THE CAROLINA FARMER, and will issue the
first number as soon as a sufficient number OF sub
schers are obtained 10 pay reasonable share Of the
expense OF publication.
The Farmer will be issued monthly at 50 pea
aanum, in advances will contain not less than thirty
lwp large double-column pages Of reading matter,
bsand in handsome covers; and in typographical
execution viii not be surpassed by any Agricultural
Monthly in the country.
Being determined 10 do whatever energy will &C
compish in making the Farmer worthy the support
of the intelligent Planters and Farmers Of North Ca.
rona and South Carolina; and desiring to introduce
ii into every county in those States, we wish 70 em-
psoy active Agents at every Post-ofce TO whom the
mos, liberal inducements will be offered.
Cur exchanges in the two Carolinas will confer q
favor, which we will be glad 70 reciprocale by giving
thts announcement few insertions in their advertise
inc columns with such editorial comment they
shiok the probable value Of such periodical as we
propose publishing may justify.
Address all communications 10
WIN. H. BERNARD.
July l.-45 Wilmington, n. G.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-11-25
EThe National Intelligencer
TON iuE WANT HtUtN
a Y.3LU.4BLE C.4IfpAIGN PIPER.
Is Circulation of Political information. 4


Circulation Of Political information. a
THE Campaign upon which we Aaye just entered
\ is by far the most important aud momenlous N
which the people of eur country have ever been cali
ed upon 10 participate. The life Of the nation, the
liberties Of The people. the rights OF persons and pro-
perty, are all in jeopardy. An unscrupuous faellon
in Congress has usurped all The powers Of the Gov.
ernment. The people alone have The power IN their
hands To do this promptly and etec'ualy they need
oil the Information that can be furnished 70 them
There never was a time when the necessity for the
dissemination Of sound political information was SO
great as al present The journals which furnish this
information should he sent broadcast throughout The
land and be put into the hands Of every vster in every
State, county, town, village precinct and hamlet, ~
every household from tho Atlantic 10 the Pacific.
10 supply this need we have concluded 10 put TIE
WEEKLY lxrgLLIGEScER Tor the campaign al such
price as will place il within The reach Of all.
Il will be supplied 10 Clubs of ten or more TO The
same Post Office Al Fifty Cents per cop, for the Cam
paign. or for tour months prior TO January 1862
Published at Washington City, the great political
centre Of The counry, we enjoy peculiar facilities tor
obtaining and presenting 10 our readers the earliest
aud most reliable political information. and 70 keep
our patrons thoroughly posted in regard 10 eysns Of
political importance.
We call upoh our friends throughout the country
10 exert themselves 10 push this circulation OF the
Campaign Weekly lnielligencer 10 the fullest poss-
ble extent. IL they will do this service, we pledge
ourselves 10 do our part Of the work with all The en-
ersy and ability and industry We can command.
SNOW, C0YLE & CO.
Proprieiors National lnlegsncer,
Washington, ID. e.
August ls. -5s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-11-25
Z. H. PoGUE,
Iiillsborough, N. c.
ON SALE

lON SALE.
d KEGS Nails, by ihe Keg.
- 81 Boxes SnuG, Virginia Belle,
200 Bales 10 box, SIS 00 per box.
or 10 cents per bale, lg
Sheet Iron al II cents per pound.
Russia Sheet Iron al 20 cents per pound.
Sheet Zinc al 20 cents per pound.
900 lbs. hes, Leaf Lard.
900 lbs. Sugars. assorted,
100 lbs. best Soda.
200 lbs. Coffee, best Rio,
Pepper, Spice and Ginger,
box ofycy fns Chewing Tobacco.
For Sale by
Z. II. P0GUE.
H,IlsboTough,
Feb. L.. IS
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-11-25

4 : FlNEandfullAssonmsnt ofPs - n
Se'ssors.a,ihe DRUG STORE.
f1OMATUhs, Hair Oils, Celorps, AMI E,,,,.,.
L toI the Handkerchief, atths
DRUG STORE.
RAzoRs, Razor stroPs ard Shaving Brushes. a,
DRUG STORE.
III AIR rushes. Poe Ee,, RoDnd. P;,. 80 ~,
hg ,..nbs, Al the DRUG store
u AhusEN amps Shades, wieks. Burner. ana
nDsy,.a'ihe DRUG STORE.
"A ar, Le''e', BIZ. Noteand Legal ssper--No,.
: and Le.ier Envelopes 81 he '--1'S"
DRUG STORE.
buOhET Books and Port Nnnie Pocket Men,,
,anaSm Books. ai,he DRUG STORE.
4 GREAT v,ritiy of Too,h aud Nail Br.h..
: Toilet Soap, Hone, soap and shaving a,.bs
- DRUG STORE.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-11-25
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

u z HOO11Ls
rEsHE subscriber would respeclfullyinform the pub
4 lie, that he is still doing business on Wake
sfeei, between King and Tyon, and keeps on. hand
and makes to order any description Of Furniture.
Upholaelingl done with neatness, Gsilt Mouldings
fot picture frames. Walnut and Common wood Cof-
6ns on hand, and furnished at short notice.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-11-25
w. "A. GattiS. & Co.
Dealers iH COMfecifOMcrics, Ea-

w. "a. GattlS. q OOs
Dealers in COaifeciiOMerics, EG-
aaily Groceries, &c. &C.
HlLLSB0ROUGH. NC.
rENHE undersigned are still al the old
4 CONFECTIONERY STAMP
where they win be pleased 10 serve their customers
and the public generally, VIII. endeavof 70 keep
constantly on hand good assortment OF a
Confec,ionaries. Caades gtsn
Nuts, kaisins,
Figs, Sardines,
HOLSTERS, iN NUyeIs,
Samens, Pickles, DC. &c.
ALSO, 9x fala4@
Pepper and Spice, s.seft
Ginger. Powder and Shot,
snuff. Tobacco, Hefrings, &c. &C.
s3 ALSO.
We invite oil to call and see us-the prices shall
be right. We will take all kinds Of ccnniry produce
in exchange for goods.
Aurustl4. Nttt AA Oh
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-11-25

SlS6,
1868
SPRING TRADE !

vrHE undersigned, returning his thanks "a ,bs
Merchants and others. who have favored hin,
with their patronage, takes pleasure in announclnrt
III friends end the public that he snow able 10 oke
a further deduction III the whoIesal sffT n,
- TIN WARE
and by using the best material and willing himself az
The use Of the most improved Machi,. ry, be offers
lin WARE, WHOLESARE AMI RETAIL
Of superior quality 10 any nianuiactu ea ols.whe,
iii the State.
He sill offers to take in exchange any kind Of good
barter, but docs not want 10 sell Tin Ware, OF m,
thing else, on time.
E.H. PoGUE,
Iiillsborough, N. C.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-11-25


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