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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-07-16
The President on The Political
Status or Tennessee.

.ftft OsNtUo VI A~ooS0oSVs
Sfl,s, --yara Ny'- a
Hon. X. r. Butler, Of tennessee,
called at the Executive Mansion, or
Sstn rdav and had n urotrsctsd inter.
80, n..,:,. o.. M,
Wow VII" ito''u'"s u'Ans o"'
Mr.. Boutwell,, secretary OF inc Urea
|sury, was present ut the time. and tha
scony ersation naturally. turned upon
the political prospects 10 the State OF
Tennessee and Mr.. Butler was not q
little gratified to ascertain that both
the President and Secretary Boutwell,
had a full understanding of the politi.
cal status of that State. ~ oT E
Mr.. Butlor was also well pleased at
hearing both the PRESIDENT ana Mr..
Dout we'l say 'na. .ney "e c,e,. o, ,'
Governor NJ Thai S,,to
Mr.. Butler charged that many who
were holding positions in that State,
under the Government, were IN sym.
Pa'hy win Wv oen.e' i"c''on' any
c. ,o,ha $40 81 Gnrarnor
The President appo;nted another
interview for tomorrow at IL NJ, By
which time, IT'S believed the gentle
men relerreI ~ VIII nAso poen ~, "os u.
ncc o :" -
m,
No aoo'o "'',o.o aPPo"r'u 10 :" =
editorial IN the washington Chronicle
of July 9Th, one Of the two papers
"bo,h daiIy'' edited by Col. Forney
Tia Cbroo;c,o ia tho organ AZ Granite
800, 20,
az MISUNDERSTANDING any NV ""nou"ce'
ment has the weight OF authority
This is confirmation of the dispatch
IN the Louisville Courier Journal d
fow DAVIS ooo ~ ,be ee..t MAJ nc
=,
a." 'il ms g 'ratio'i was III sy 'np"'ny WIZ"
the Stokes party. Now, you have il
right from headquarters and we guess
there will be no cayilline about the
nos;,;on of,be President,
=. r,n.,;on 20 ~. ro,, ..oa
sta,ns Of n, adm;n;strat;on On IN,
70 tho folio u;n . editoria, amman
cd in tho cbyon;cle Jnlv 7tblSl
| .pol;t;ca, foeiirc st;Il ms verv b;cb
in Tennessee. Fearing defeat. I'll G
Democracy under Senter are resort
ing TO all KINDS OF political scnicahery
w. ,"Ja'e S Sno oausV " d. S.oiol 00 ~ ~;
last move was an attemnt to draw MI
Stokes into duel with his political
opponent The former had the courage
however not to be diverted from hi'
t;on s,;iy I I;ras v 60 anIish,an ,h.
pcople as TO the prinicples and inten.
lions of the Senter party. We fee
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-07-16

"LEr our LAWS AND OUR INsTiTUTioSs SPEAK
Not or WHITE MEN, NOT OF RED MEN, NOT OF
BLACK MEN, NOT or MEN OF ANY COMPLEXION /,
nrT LIKE raR LAWS OF GoD-rHE TEN COMMAND
hsSrs AND Tns LoRDs PRAYER--LET THEM
nRAK CT psopLR.n-HORACE MAYNARD.
no. Treason must be made odious. Traitors must be
punished and Impoverished; they must not only be
punished bnt their social power must edosroyed and
pfter making h odous, every Union man and tue
Government snoud he Reimbursed ont of the pockets OF
those who hso inflicted this great suffering upon Tile
country An DREW JOHNSON. Aprtl L. 90.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-07-16
Administrator,s Notice.

rJ,fIE undefslRnsd being duly appointed AdmInnIS
tor oftho estate OF y, w Lucky, decsSns%, ~
hereby notdss All persons indebted 70 the sad .se
10 coma forward and mako immediate iei,lemsM
Also I'll persons having claims snalnst sam 's's..
si AZ be ta,ns duly authenticated, and wl'hin ths
,ina ,,aniysa ~ AZ or they will b. forever barrel
Jaly Ian 1852. q, y. LVVh u hsnlSh'"''
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CORRECTED BY
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dfoteB, COmmlSlon Merchants and FT0datt BTOIui,
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Weinvite attention to several changes during tho
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
Let not Prejudice Us.rp Your Reason

1t is a fact that, in the minds of many persons.
a prejudice exists against what are called patent
medicines but why should this prevent you re-
sorting to an article that has such an array of tes
timony to support it u HOSTETTER'S SION
ACH BIrTERS? Physicians prescribe 1t; why
should you discard it Judges. usually considered
men of talent. have used and do use it in their
families why should yourjict il Let net your
PREJUDICE usurp your reason TO the everlasting in
jury OF your health. II you are sick, and require
medicine, try these Btters.
When the bodily energies worn ont by anx
iety and need stimuIant this Is the best that can
be taken. 1t is tempered and mod fed by hygi-
enc herbs and roots, which prevent it from fever
ing the blood and ence it does not produce
mere temporary excitement, to bs followed by in
jIrious reaction, but communicates a permanent
potency to the entire vii d organization. Some of
its herbal constituents are slightly soporiic. so
that in cases where seeplessness is of the &C.
compartments of nervous disease, dose Of is
taken towards bedtime will tend to produce quiet
and refreshing sumter. For pal pitation of heart
tremors. Mysteries, tanting fits, general restless
ness at the causeesI fears and isiressing fances
to which ladies are especially su' ject. under
tain morbid conditions of nind and body peculiar
to their sex, the Bittcrt will be found the most
agreeable and certain Of all counter-irritanis.
The consttutionalIy nervous may readily keep
their infmity in constant check by the daily use oil
this healthy vegetable tonic and those who have
.. shattered their nerves" as the phrase is. either
by imprudent Indulgence OF undue physical or IN
teIlectual labor will find this vtazng elixir q
prompt restorative. July I'm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
MISSISSIPPI AFFAIRS.
What Satrap Ames Has to Say
About Them.
Cincinnati Commercial specio, I

Cincinnati Commercial Special.l
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-General
Ames, commanding the District of
Mississippi, aud number of Repub-
llcan politicians from that State, ar
rived here yesterday. Gen. Ames
was sent for 10y the President, but
arrived too late to see him before he
left for Long Branch. Gen. Ames
seems to be strongly opposed to the
Dent movement in Mississippi. He
says there are only two parties in
that State, Republican and Demo-
crat-the former composed of loyal
men, the latter of rascals. There is
not the same issue in the approach
ing election that there was in Vir-
ginia. Both parties are opposed @
disfranchisemeDt and the test Oaths,
and are in favor, simply. of univer-
sal suffrage; and the only question
with the voters is, whether the offices
in the gift of the State shall be filled
by Republicans or men who we've
formerly rebels.
General Ames thinks the Dent
movement dangerous to the peace
and prosperity of the State. The
neil who propose to support him art
the former rebels. They will put
one of their own number on the
ticket with him, as a Lieutenant
and if they succeed, they will senl
Dent to the United States Senate
and thus secure the control of til,
State organization for themselves.
He says. further, that the Hepub
licans will hold their convention il
about two months hence and vii
nominate State ticket.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
The Example Of Virginia.

There is just now great hue and
cry about the example of Virginia
" the mother of States and states
men, the mother of Presidents, ,
&c SC, &c, all of which sounds very
well. But did Mississippi wait for.
or " .fottOc the example of Virginia, ;"
when she seeded from the Union i!
Did she not, like an impetuous, way
ward, undutiful child, 90 right ont,
by herself, "On her own hook" say
ing, Here l go, nanny, and YOU
must follow" Was not that the pur
port of her action? And yet, now,
forsOoth we must " foIIon the exam.
pie of Virginia. Even that old ny
pocrite and lying jade, the New York
Herald says: mississippi must fol
low in the wake of Virginia"
Perhaps she will, and perhaps she
wont-that is, if the Republicans of
Virginia demanded a full-blooded,
unmixed ticket of their own party.
Dictation is about as well from one
party as another.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

ETY., we can promise you as fair a
chance of escape from the viscious
habits, wickedness and dissipation
of the day, as you will have any
where.
Our village is gradually lapsing
into its usual quietness and repose;
more perceptibly dull, after a week
of unwonted activity and excitement.
The crowd Of visitors have said their
good-byes, and their carriages are
disappearing i'll the distance we
turn to the Commencement hail, so
recently filed with youth and beauty,
now deserted and still its garlands
of evergreens, under the influence of
warm air, are already beginning to
scar, and give evidence of decay.
Thus is it-to-day man is, tomorrow
he is not; we turn and walk back
the aisle, our footsteps reverberate
i'll hollow cadence, as we retrace our
steps and pursue our moody refiec.
lions. In two months more, our
schools will reopen; anon, another
Commencement is at hand. VIII you
and l be there? Mr.. Editor, | bid
you adieu! &C"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

The PRESIDENT AND THE VIR-
GINA ELECTION. The New York
HerGtd's Washington correspondent
says that Governor elect, Walker,
OF Virginia. had an interview Of an
hour and half with President Grant
Oh the 10Th inst, whereat the late
canvass in Virginia and its results
were fully discussed. The Governor
says he met with a cordial reception
from the President, who questioned
him as to the manner in which the
result was received by the people.
The President expressed himself
satisfied with the success of the Con
sentative Republican ticket, and as
sured Governor Walker that he
might expect the hearty support of
the administration. What he de
sired was that all classes of the peO-
pie should have their personal and
political rights ard they should be
protected in them. He approved OF
the sentiments of Governor Walkers
speech at Richmond after his cleo
ton, and hoped to see the State of
Virginia enter on new career of
prosperity. The Governor assured
the President of his intention to car
ry out rhe principles enunciated in
his speech ut Richmond to the ut
most of his ability.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

PRESS CONFERENCE.-The issis-
sippi Press Convention will, in ac-
cordance with Il resolution adopted
by that body while in session at
Holly Springs, on the 4th day of
February ilast, meet in convention
at Caution, on Tuesday, the 7th day
Of September, 1869.
Col. PAUL A. BOTTo, editor of the
Natchez Democrat, will deliver the
Grafton OF the day.
Col. KINLoCH FALCoNER, editor
of the Holly Springs Reporter, will
read the Annual Essay.
a full attendance is earnestly re-
Il tested, as business of the utmost
Importance will come up for the con
slderatlon Of all interested in the
success OF t he Press of Mississippi.
j. \. SIGNAIGO, Pres't.
WILL. ii. MAGRUDER, Scc'y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
JnlY "a 1850 2H
Citation Notice.

A4E
To Mra9ie 8 Ridley Smy,.s fRsgas1bsft
eOSnty, Ttsssssse:
VOU are hereby cited To be and appear
l. before the Probate Court Of. Madissa'
county, State of Ai.sissippi, on ms
Fourteenth day Of september, 1892.
to shsw cause, if any yau can, why abs 49,
port of the Insolvency of tho estate of sA1.
url J. Ridley, deceased, made by wfliixh'o.
Bailey, udmi6istraaer Of SAID estate, sissaidi
not be allowed, and said estate declared 10.
solvent by said Court and .hy the pstiiisA
of said administrator for the sale Of tia lanzW
of said a~esdepts should Hst,k gsanisds 49,
said lands ordered TO he soM aud ttsspSs.
cesds of the sale distribute D. amorg the efsls.
itors Of said estate, pro sefa, By erdss sfS
Court ~
J. C. MCCLELLAN. .clk., 80.
BY E. A. FORD, D. g..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

ONE OF TUE DENTS Grant had
one of the Dents as Master Of Ccre-
monies in the White House, at sal
AIRY equal to that of Brigadier Gen.
eral, and he has appointed other
Dents as marshals, postmasters, ca
diets, &c, and at last he has ven
tured, us an experiment, to foist a
Dent, his brotherin law, into electric
politics, procuring for him nomina-
ton for the Governorship of Missis
sippi. We think that the Dents, with
the President actively at work con
terring appointments upon them to
certain places, and the Radical party
at work with equal activity in elect
ing them to other places, ought to
be able to get along pretty comfort
ably in the world. -COurier -Jour.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

The YERGER CAsE.--The final
argument in the Ysrger case, before
the United States Military Commits
mission, at jackson, was submitted
by the prosecution Oh the I'D inst.
The argument for the defense was
submitted yesterday.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

The Prince of Wales has over EJ3,
600 a year from the Duchy of Corn.
wall, G40,000 year from Parlia
ment, the interest upon the EJOO,
600 saved during his minority. aud,
if report be true, an additional pay
ment of Ef0,000 year recently
made by the Queen for State pur-
poses.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
NOTICE

A MEETING OF. THE BOARD OF 10.
n LICE Of the county Of Nsdfsos, Ssass.
of Mississippi, W i'll be -hrgna and: ksld sStAs4
Courthouse thereof, il. The city ef Cesieaa,
on the 1st Monday aud zaSdhy Of xSgSSs,
A. D..lsse.
7. PRATT, Pt.sidsssr
July "a 1850 2H - ~ ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

EEL have on band a large lot of
common cottonade and linen ready
made goods that l will sell cheap for
the money. Planters, who have their
freedmen to supply with such goods
would do well to call and see my
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

John Morrissey has made 5000,
900 in New York Central stock. He
iinds the higher kinds of gambling
~mOre remnneralive than the small
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

The costume worn by gentlemen
at the recent ball given by the Prince
and Princess of Wales, consisted of
Il blue dress coat coat with gilt but
tMis, black breecles, and white
Wai,;tCOat.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
WANTED.

A SITUATION AS TEACHHE. ID. 10
n aud the English branches taught. B35S
re ersnce given. Apply at this Office: = -
July "a, lSGg.-u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

The COST OF CHINESE LABoR.-It
Is impossible to determine this ques-
ton. The cost of Chinese labor, like
everything else, will be determined
by the quality, supply, demand, and
kind of work to he performed The
Chinese live cheap, know how to
drive bargain, and, like other peo-
pie, will get all the money they can
for their labor. In their own coun-
try where labor is abundant, their
wages are mere trifle. 1t was es-
timated in the report of the Commit
tee on Labor in the Memphis Con
vention, that prices would range
from IS to Sl2 per month, accord
ing to circumstances.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
To Archisects and Buildsfs.

WANrED.-A plan with speclficStisns 4da
w proposals To rebuild. in .heriest tizik, a. :
Odd Fellows HAl in Canton Mas. Brick hsaas.>
Iw, stories fsoat 81 feet On Public Square by -
It. on Union It. First hoor: two -stures, 6c.1Ss-
cond abor. P'iblic Hall Lodge room. sisess. g.
For particulars, apply TO -
W. LY0Nt;: :. =, =.
r. J. W. B2UGHN.
W, PRIESTf EY. =
July - lss97t Cemes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

w The Grenada Sentinel places
at the head of its columns. Louis
Dent, for Governor, and kinloch
Falconer, for Lieut.. Governor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

promgoo:e s Co.'S Buchu sells at one dollar.
Dromgcole n Coz Buchu pleases everybody.
For urinary diseases use Dromgoole * Co. S Buc.u
DromgooIe & Co.'S Buchu cures gravel and gleet.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
CLOTHING q,
Ia the La.s., style. and a, all rssss..

He employs none hut She hest wsrknsn. ssas
satirfaciin. guaranteed To Ill whv mag psssesiaor
him. sr Shop West side pubiie ssqaafs. SotsrA
b. Dancy clothing stsrs.s .fss.~ sglt-zYS
Canton. July "a, lsG9. = -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24
aNetu aboertistlllenk,
T,iH of E6tt6rs

DEMAIElNG in the Fost Office at Canton,
IL Miss, for the week ending JalE Alh,.
1869. . -. q.
Atkinson. Rsv C II HHfs, J6hne%-A
Beugaa, DR. J c Magruder, Cory. ~.
Brown, Jane Ann Nettes, Nellie -
Copeland, Rev n Potts, Edward -:
Clnhtou. DR.. w Pitts, Bdwd u -
Davis, LoHisar Smith, Mfaapt
Estis, Emma Smith, NJ R;H
Forist, Billy Smith, 0stharins~ -
Gilbert, Vim Thomas, Ms -Dbfty
Groves, John Websteti Aha
liillard, Moses Williamson. =
Persons calling for the above fstSers' wiz
please say advertised.
Mr. SMIfH; EM :.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

GET your tin-w are at Clark 4 Bald;
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

NTOULD inform his old friends and the ,,as
w public that he Is still cswryine si -
TAILORING BuSINEsSin Canton. sad 3
prepared to make
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

4" Sic transit tOria mund :"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-24

Columbus. Miss. July Is, 1854 =,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


NO. Dl D. NHAhf
BALTIA0Rg; Mp jane 50, lsds.
IS, 1879. for furnIshins to Recruiting Parry aud
Recruits for United States Army at Baltimore
Md, the Fresh Beef required by them for six
months commencing August l, ls6D, or such less
lime as tbs Commissary General Of subslstenCe
. The Beef Ia to DO Of a good aud marketable
quality, with equal proportions Of fore aud hind
quarter meat, (neeks, shaaks. and kidney tallow
& The necks Of the cattle slaughtered under thI $
agreement shall be cut OF at the fourth vertebral
Joint. and the breast trimmed down. Tho shanks
Of fore quarters shall be cut of from three to four
inches above the knee Joint, aud Of the hind uar.
tiers from six to eight inches above the gambfel OF
4. Batchers having stalls In any Of the city mar
kets may propose for Beef to be called for at their
| stalls on such days as those markets are open,
specifying the markets. the days Of the week, aud
the hours Of such days between which the Beef eau
| one days order for Beef will cover one whole
quarter OF the same, aud most Of the orders will
probably be for small amounts at times such or
ders to be Allied by successive cuts from the quar-
tiers Of the beef as mentioned in Par " this adj
yertIscment, or by beef Of equal quality to the
same.
s. Bidders are requested to be present to respond
to their bids aud be prepared to give bonds for the
fulh lment OF their contracts.
posals for Fresh Beef" aud addressed to the NJ
dersgned, who reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids not to the interest Of the United States
Conditions, requirements, psynent,i Nc, as
je31-td Brey. Brig. Con. aud c. S.. U. s. A.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

OFFICE SrI'rASD INSPECTOR OF sEwERs,Scrl
WAsuISITOS, u, C., june =, lsd9.
Scaled proposals will he received AT tho Mayors
n1lce, city Hall, until u o'clock, m, On sATuR-
DAY, the 10Th July, for constructing 4 Barrel
Sewer, three feet inside damclcr,iu Twelfth street
west. FROM Pennsylvania avenue to tho north side
oil street norIL. aud two feet Barrel Sewer from
the north side Of street North to the north side OF
MassaChus,tIs avenue, 10 be provided with lateras,
traps, drops, aud manhOles wherever deemed me-
rr-saTy.
The work to be done undrr the direction II the
Superintendent aud Inspector VI Sewers, tho SUI
peTntendenco Of the Second Ward Commis siOuor
aud the assistant commissioners appointed by tho
Mayor.
Specifications may be- seen At this ealce Bidder
win state tho price per lineal foot for main sewer
aud latvTals, each for traps, drops aud manhOles.
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any Or all
. bids. , 49,
Bach bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee Irspuuslble prTs"n, NknOwn TO DO
such, that Il accepted the biidcr Will execute u
contract 10 due form, aud perform the work IN
cOrdauCe herewith
al II, guarantee, II this bid be accepted by tho
Mayor, that the bidder will enter iuto a contract
fIr the zane, and perform the work according to
the requirements thereof (signed u. y
=. II. DONEGAN,
Eunt md nf kak a..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09
proposals FoR STATIONERY.

ST., IhkAsiIk :, DhPAhLL NM June =, lotb
Sealed proposals Ior iurnishing the following ar
u ,Een 81 "a 1890 IT, III gnan enas Suhe ~,
5ss;;S dsx 81 Juiy isrn atlS n'siocE M ""'' '"e
oth Jay oI ~ io'i', 49, y eiYwSh' ~. -, A.,
Elk gross -'u'n inhH'""us' W. 10 s'"sS stop
pefh. . ,-t., t,,.,..l- ~ %, ,-.,
six gross S-ineh Ihks'aads' No. w. glass stop
pers. ,,.,.. aI, .,,.h ,,L.,,. ~. MIG H.,
lwt.Nc gross "s'lnoh inks'ahus' NO Ic' GLASS
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