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> o. art, ks<sit-S. Il Natet, Iok.pa Ne,tlll,
So. rs. lsAi tr-s-
ar,'~tA ! rtrxf-caArtes Hitchcock, r. r.
ft<,!f-atga-
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,;-77, rs~sAA,-fs,1etssr. n. y. Keswtu !5sr<,,
xis<f. - ct: A..sSaas atp<FE.soF, Antnu
t-t+ !: u. Il, Fsf'~.l
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l. r.: i ,t'Sst- H. l. i.u;er.
'<stn ,..>-Af s-r.s.tetse, 0.tn lrltzes; Su34s.
49,. ks4-st u Sk; As*,ssast Szperttspr. Il n.
1~ltts, ; H'h ri, Jo1AS EoRbtfu.
, 1869-10-20
CHINESE TESTIMONY.
Opinion Of Judge Sawyer, OF Call.
tornIn, Ra to khb tight OF Ehtnn-
men 10 tEGkft1Ea

FfvHt TIE 3dN FTdyetSua AKA, IEE T.
t.4.i oi lie caufe Of Alfred j. Wsiea - Ah n1nd
q al. *as eomnenctd before HIS Honor Judge
SAWYER, This ars,op was biouRht for m alleged
stipulated with the plslut,n to pay 3!.zs per cord
for ooI cut from plaintiffs land, and saarluteea
10 ee2 MT lesa than rfty rood choppers 1t work
PENDANTS have no. done. ana hence the sui.- The
damages arc lsdat SCI, SO.
The te.stuOuJ beng closed on behalf OF the
riatb111 Hr. L. Il. LinJts. aa &t0yntf tor The de-
fendant. placed An Ilupd upon The s:aEd. Messss.
White and IeAfh, attosne5s fof the ptaitt,1, Oh
70 ~ sho s.e Ens' sfss1
IRON 9rspR testimony xxa!rst ctIzeo. Mr. &.
u. LLOYD. Who was evidently prepared FOR the oh
" ctio ii II tie INIT article OF tho declaration Vi
rights contained ID the. Consultation Of she S:a
OF California. Which provides that all Laws Of =
MI. uofd colteuae.i that the lars rtr1nx reA.
deLta tle light 70 defend sa'sa founded upon
rfonRini SsslIa stIs Tsnelsa Il laeir nature.
VA l,abc 70 bu sued, and mere entitled 10 de-
tent tuch suite. This Law WIZ. taereiorr "gro-
sna etns =, s s;eSns e aae ras a.w
he qrosrd the teyeLtespth Efctton Of the said
nrst article Of TIC Constitution Of cal.fornta,
witch provides "ihat forei4nff8 wlH 1re
Of Who may hereafter become luna HE resi-
dents OF this Etaie, shall enjoy the name rights
In ze4pect to the Possession, enjoyment, and IN
@ He eont nted - int iy.sisners eoa!S sos oe ssa
TO eroy The fa1ne rights In rcs7ect . the '.pus
Ee3!iob' OF properly unless theT could te*ttfF Ia
| rceard 10 auch possession In 4 court Of law. o.
wbak sa,ae cetia properly tn moAev ar tank! ha Il
any citlzen we're tntlts'l 10 came anti sFear AWAY
The fright to posse+ston Of II ~ltho1t bein9 aa-
| a. fred By The person rhc Owned the property,
poitt7 lie contFnded thas II tie 5iafe fa+s wete:
rad In all the:F falness and 4cape they Conferred
up1p ch,nan "a The 1ixns 70 rrotsrt shelr reEson4
| law Hut he relied natElT up71 the Eonf1eCuth
, 1869-10-20

The Independent organ Of the Darnaclcs
is diligently engaged in proving tha. The
TErr1SE has, in times past, opposed certain
men for Office whom it now supports. In
asmuch rs we expressly affirmed and
stated this fact, with the reasons FOR it, nt
the beginning Of the present campaign, the
taAl Of the independent oEgnn Of tho Dasna.
clcs seems to be q work Of supereroSation.
But perhaps lis time can lie as nnpEoAsably
employed in proving what was long ago nd.
n,it1ea rs in any Other way.
When newspaper that claims to be in
dependent In politics becomes suddenly
the organ Of a lot Of corrupt and lawlex
| cidce-hollc-s and ta1-eaters, it Is fair t.
presume TINT there are certain number d
reasons for its pursuing course 60 op
posed to oil the ma1ima Of independent
ioutnalisna. Il tha- independent orgaz
aforesaid will cardid!y state the number e
tAese reasons, it will render its colamns
much moro entertaining than l'y lsbor,nt
to prove that Tue TE1nusE, seyctM year
ago, opposed the election Of David Gag
! md Colonel Cameron to oflice-1
, 1869-10-20

we have no doubt. The pa.4ioa Who viii
deliberately swindle tbs people ont Of it,
money viii ma hesitate to s4indla tho
cih1ens ont tf their v.4nA-lt the4 can.
, 1869-10-20
RnARo Of HEALTH.
Mortality Report for the Veek.RrmarA. ;.
OF tke Sanitary Superintendent.

..
feeul1t TeeklJ neettuR el thf }{oa7t i
Nesltb vi. beTd setfeY,say aasasnp6r Mr. f.n,-1
=. 49, ..A. -...r. - =. ~
II lne cHaH- lee Ms1utcs u 1ae tse Meet1a,
were read and anusoset
s..,.-- .s-.sss....u.
lee ~anstsl5 suPel1nseaoeos aao0t's1 Hts fe'
fcTt, bho" .D1 mortality tor the wes. ae III. c:
&, Is.a th.,, tor waee ~ +h.-.. ,rrra
" ie@o .ae" t"' 'H5. "NSs' ~ . - 49, >
acd - ffnates, and IS were under yets. Tas.-
were ~ death. h contum ptipD, 10 By hoir-s r.
fantlu. h. conyu,.1cns, by ctuap,aul :; :;
i,LnoI feyet. .
stroed aTa.n =. rtfs, Z. Fanrth 3: F1np.: !.
Seseuth. 10; E'Rhth, y; Stntn. .: Ee-'" !:
Eleventh, 4. T"eltts. ": Tnifteehtnf: toE,
teeuth, :: FutseEth. !: Sixteenth
Tt Superintendent also reported;
Th srt At .iereasr q eh'' r."rtaEl' thls r.
r1s'a nssh 'a.s 1,t tna, y, X si.F II. sp' eIs
S+,er stn,rri.tsi iy liz foiinyinr c.,tup., f.
~ IL Mi f., Iusn nj esEsxs uf death: '1'+'
ra..r L.us x..t. far,
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C'br Tribunr.
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Hes&iy Hatt~a. pvt srsF. by hAn~...-........ Y-0o
&Aafta ri ye&s u th~ saas ffsa
ID es*xeht aAas $50 akstAts&- - stp ae& gz~s rst
D91&t ~tkt.st b taA. tn&iudtAs Mats aaA X aap.
t'sss>Asssss ~ Nis37A tsn ri eea4 asua tsen n
P'~Th sstAsssta4as,
N4sA|AAnus nAy t< n4AA s&sh<s ts At@t. e11rNa.
- O&1e ae4sf II s~zaptsszd ttttfs, 4 cur tk&
Tx4HA ~ t1Yx eCHa+NNkAaf
lAIt1, Aet es~zf kf4y srthIA III rehss ~ Hs~k
XAue. Arass rtv haHAAy II rRsh ~ *Fnts ~ Ws<k
A4d1rAsa fR1AESk CNAFASss
rh4eAsA m
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AeeordtnE 10 The lansson Cb.rt Is.trnal the
Telat1ubs tftEetn Prime Hspoeoa Aa0 kae hn"
uftiai 1a,rrt. Previous 70 htr teavtn9 raf Coo.
ttariirop'e Tier Majesty st1ted tho PEtucesE Go
ff.te NJ Msnden.
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y; "A: e. 81 EE#:* =: @::::: MN ::

TtuuJsonB "pew "poen, !" The M1at1c," fs
ope anonr bis oldest, printed IN one Of his carly
rA,oe* ard emitted !tom hia laier eo!eeEdtona i
Fns reprinted. soma Fesls ago. 10 the BostQo Eew>
tnpHredsh.
, 1869-10-20

Jour lArd to take Cd the suspe1s faN tY1d to
hold supply Of Il for The drought, and you Will
succeed better. This VIII cost nothing more than
lie 1ruan!c uf ,ayieg on the 1elda In lands
1cut tGtA vide 41d osck-tuttuEtnK then, Until
futttteLtiy I1oked, M IN the eo11Se Of three q
four Jta1s. This viii NOT onlJ draaa % the sur
p,uA Ka:er, but viii deepen the tltth 70 tna& the
h1d ttscli Mil absorb nearly III the ratu.tsil,
sh,ch altar depo&t,pg tae g.ses, will ded Us ~aJ
our TO .be dead fuf1ows, aud thus rtaJ double
part. The sol, III that condition, will be capable
! VI xtthx,ardzo1 dsoasht.
Tic MD Idea thu, manore t. Of no ralue Il being
exploded.
n Il apparent thst the demand Is Tor hear!
torreA The light, fancy shoroaghtrcts are out Of
pat.c popularity, aad She Sorsn1a horse Is the
11r<e Of the day. Tnis II Tez! rns.tei
II tu1s fstr. Yet sor1a Of The best iaonousnbreds
! are here 10 contest the point III. DorBeJ. Of
Kentucky, who took many premiums II our STATE
! Fur 4nn ii 81 Loaia: Aes*rA Carpenter. czssc,
/ and rcsely. Of Champaign County, whose horses
| h4su 4 n4ttoaal reputation. xe Ill bete, which
makes lie contest a<eiy dae-
| In cpt1rrreatiop with Nj. DorseJ he freely al
mt:a thst onr hosses src hoo 1tE.a', hni has been
htee<,lnR x7th .teF to heavy fern hofse and Jet
| to reta1o the action. He cixtms th1s nc Norman
lp1s. IL too heaTy; ttas he lacks endurance, 1nd
Z
! 1ayt the tlaue OF much OF thts unpopdisEttr Of
| The teri herr~e to the lolud,c'ons breeding CT
! Ate1ahder and ohtfF, who sAcstated at 20 speei.
E:ys1 iupg~IesSed nosbes cI sesca 10 eight hun
| drtd pounds hen theJ should b re1 to thirteen
d! h4LdKe.i, Lns Nras OF s1is pcd1t arr no dooss
| cnrert, a1d viii result jn gtrtog the county H,se
.usefal c1ass OF nortc*. The Norman, ~ general
ttre caI,y tro much fesn ard nase too lAFgr iess
fct .p*td The stcs =, raiteoada uoE do CUR last
ttas e.i.1r, aud ~s need 4 horse Tint can haQl ;
/ eeary lcad. THIS Il psrttcal3sJ tho need on the
p.aist~ where At Etaes one light ao1ae caa handle
brgry with tEo persons bn saoEst Aad,
! p.E3se! heavy hoEfe, nr two light ones Wit be
te1I:.eA. As tAtd e*taEt the demand Is foehtaS1
ho,sts, AID u tie h7cc1ers c1 seoTuSgnh1eda DO
set Stre them we unst 50 After the Sosnan2- The
questnn IS who viii gre us the most serT.craese
| teav. tuYtc :u1 III wo1k; ole saas can do out
toui1g. marketing. fake rs to church. the couaty
fEs, at,e1 tie docsor, Of 10 the ct-rn4
amceg tho ta.:lc were the White tvin steers
h.sd ~ Todd / nruKn. Of Adr1an. Michigan. ane
e1h.ba,et ty G. u. whtp4!e. oue Of then VI!
| .a.1 70 weigh Ann aud the Other AaoA 1hel
| o:e Of seoA gcrra, and took lively ind ready for
ta,t wafk. Thief Arc claimed 10 Be thoroaSh
bsed pn.hans. But the mammoth steer L
s.Cha,rrat;p,~ - bird pJ 4. F. nArT,s, tne uan *at
sent sSt Giy steeza 10 New foek souae yeAEa sinee
The steer /. nov oKutd b. F. ". Beasi!. VIII
u:ends 10 make beef OF hin- Ae
u far condlLjon, tpooka kstd to com
Lp to 4,etuL TIE Michigan stee7s sIt VET saoss
.sgstn nd deer whie &c chsmpaisa Reer
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
oswaRD-nAYs. RsrD,s Means ro ri

iONwARD.-MAYra RsID,s MAaA kIss Fos
ms YoUrH OF AMKsIoA': Carleton, NY.
Tho above is the title of periodi-
cal, of which we have Just received
from the publisher,th first number
January. 1869. In point of finish
and typographical execution, it is
simply beautiful; and the name of
its conductor is sufficient guarantee
fer its literary excellence. ONWARD
has been Capt. Reid's motto in life;
and hobby has he maintained 1t, and
we hope bis Magazine will never go
Backwards The matter of this
periodical is entirely Original, and
we recommend it to the careful peru
sal of those to whom it is dedicated
Tho young men and women Of
America. We hope to greet OaNard
often in our sanctum. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
Hardware, Cutlery and Stationery.

MosDY & R1cHARps are now Civ.
ing especial attention to the hard
ware business, and win shortly have
the best stock of this kind Of mer-
chsndise ever in this market. Car
wnters and farmers viii hereafter be
!, able TO s#ppiy their wants without
\rnnning from house to house. to suit
khemselves. They are eularging their
assOri ment of table and pocket cutie
~ and can furnish the house-keeper
&C low figures everything wanted in
this line.
They have also on hand Ledgers,
Journals, Day Books, Books and Sta
fsoneTy Of every quality and descrip-
fion. 1t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
Citation Notice.

Cornelius Van Houten, Before the Hon.
VS.. NJ. NJ. Cooper, Pro-
II. G. Travis, late Judge of Mad
ison county, Miss.
In the matter of the petition Ct Cornelius
Van Houten for partition and division of
certain lands. To II. q. Travis of the
city ofNew York, and State Of New York :
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear
il before the undersigned, Judge OF the
Probate Court of the county Of Madison,
aforesaid, at a Court TO be by him holden at
Canton, in said county, on the second Non
dag Of January aert, tls69), then and there
to show cause why the petition Of Cornelius
Van Houten for a partition of certain real
estate situate in said city of Canton, j1intly
owned by yourself and said petitioner, as
joint tenants or tenants in common, and de-
scribed in said petition, shoull not be grant,
ed as prayed for therein, ard further TO do
and receive Whatever may be by the said
Court then and there adjliged in the prem
ises.
Witness the Honorable NJ. VI. COOPER,
Judge &C., on this lith day of December,
1865.
Nm. COOPER, Judge.
Attest, JOS. McCLELLAND, Clerk.
Per E. A. FORD, D. C.
Bee. 10, ls6s-4t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
Cotton and Wool Factory.

Alta meeting held on Monday the 28th
ult, the committee appointed at a previous
meeting to draft resolutions relative to the
| subject Of erecting a cotton and wooden fac
tory in Canton. presented the following
which were passed:
WHEREAs, It is the deliberate conviction
| of the citizens here assembled, that too much
time is being given 10 the consideration Of
| onTpoliticai prospects, which we can in no
| wise control, and too little attention is be-
ing paid to building up our material pros
| pcrity.
| AND WHsRRAs, The time has arrived in the
history of the South, when labor should be
diversified, and capital find proper invest
mcnt 1'.
AND WHEREAS, 1t is the sense of this meet
ing that an important step may be taken in
that direction, by the establishment of a
cotton and wool manufactory, in or near the
city of Canton.
r Therefore Resolped, That We will devote our
energies, and contribute our means 10 G We
success to such an enterprise.
Resolued, That in view of its location upon
tue great State thoroughfare, the present
productiveness of the surrounding country,
and the Intelligence and public spirit of
its citizens i've regard Canton as a most ia
-v.".le- iooa,iou fs- wssL Of e~sa deep
public interest.
Resolped, That we consider it the duty of
every good citizen, who loves his Southern
home and Southern interests, to put his
shoulder to the wheel, and help to push for
ward this enterprise, by such material aid as
he can afford.
+ Rssolved, That sixty FIVE thousand dollars
be raised by subscription Of shares of $25
each, to commence with and that the CAPT
tai stock of the company may be Increased
as soon as possible To- ---- thousand
dollars.
= ResolUed, That a Committee of fifteen be
appointed to present subscription lists to our
people, and secure as speedily as may be, the
required amount of stock.
Reso,ued, That the chairman of this meets
ing appoint a number of speakers to address
the people Of Canton and surrounding coun-
try upon this subject, and impress upon
them the importance of immediate action in
tho premises.
Resolped, That at the next meeting Of the
Legislature of the State of Mississippi,
delegation consisting of three gentlemen, be
sent to jackson, to secure the passage of an
act incorporating said Company under the
name and style of MADISON CoFPos AND
WOODEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, unless it
shall be ascertained that a proper charter
can be had through the Governor of the
State.
Resotped, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Canton papers,
and that the conductors of these journals be
requested to give efficient and in the promo
lion of this work.
0. R.. SINGLETON, CHINA.
On motion, the third Monday in January,
the 18th, is selected as the time for another
meeting. The meeting adjourned.
J. G. FELLOWES, Chm'n.
SINGLETON GARRETT, Sse'y,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
Mantua- Making.
MISS ANGIE M. ROBERTSON

TNAKES this method to inform her friends
Il and the public generally that she is pre-
pared to cut and make dresses and feels as,
sured that she will give satisfaction in fitting
She will also make up suits for gentlemen or
boys. Orders solicited.
In making this announcement Miss Ro-
bertson appeals TO her few particular friends
to assist her in trying to make enough mon
ey to free her from debt and make an indie
pen dent living She feels justified in plac-
ing herself before,the people of Canton In
this way-7to earn her bread rathe than be
a mendicant. f..r
D. JAM q, 1859. ''
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
CANTNN STEAM WILL.

VTTE are row fully prepared to grind whe It, and
w have the latest Improved and best machin-
ely that is now IN use, TOT cleaning the same. md
with good quality Of wheat We guarantee to turn
ont as good quality Of four as be brought IT,
the West
We also grind corn, and drfss lumber in supe-
rior manner. and at - reasonable Rates as eau Je
done elsewhere.
es-Grnd.ag dsys-MoEdays, Wednesdays, Fri
divs and SsiuEdaTs.
Hishosi raaTkoi prsor Pg'd 70, Ipheaf.
We shall commcnce ginning cotton, on THE ls'h
Cor 18TH lgtb CT . lgtb, according TO the naln-
Der Of halcs.
By strict asientios to our business With Is IN
Der -u- personal -qCTF!7.Oa, " Aalc - Resolve o.
liberal shave 81 patronage.
AuF % ~ JONES \ STUART.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
Great Reduction of Prices in
Winter Goods. .,.f.}

Let every one read this as 1t inter
sssts everybody-it is fact worth
k~S%ing, and especially to all that
want 10 save money-that you can
buy all kinds of winter goods cheap
now at G. L. Gross cheap store, re-,
gardlcss OF cost. Come everybody
and satisfy yourselves that this is
pO humbug. st
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
M HI l. L N Il X Y.
MRS. SARAH SIMS

TAKES this method Of sAQ~
l. informing her friends Zs$SttMA
and the public that she still sA
occupies Der old stand; one -1s9tfsSs.lA1
door South Of Messrs. May
son d Landers, where she keeps on hand a
choice lot Of fashionable MILLINERY, of
ing good articles at moderate prices, to secure
a Liberal share Of public patronage.
OCT. "a i6S. If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
TO the Ladies'.

= Mrs. Sims informs her friends and
customers that she has removed her
fine stock Of millinery and fancy
goods to the stand recent!y occupied
by Mrs. Yancey, one door above J.
a. Reid,s grocery store. Her stock
is'm1ch improved, and she is confi-
dent of giving entire satisfaction to
all Who may call on hex nri
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09

REMovAL.-Mr. J.B. Shcrrard has
removed his. store to The lowee so.
Gently occupied by A. Thornhill 4
Co., next door to Mcfarland 4 Stir
son. He will be pleased to see his
customers and the public at his new
stand.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09

- ALL PERSONS favorable to, the
organization of a Cotton and Wool
Factory are requested to attend
meeting for that purpose, at the
Courthouse; on Monday evening
next--at q o'clock.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09

=, MULES AND HoRsEs.-Mr. b. A.
Tracy, will reach Canton to-day or
Monday, with drove of fine mules
and harRess horses, which he will
offer to- tho citizens of Madison at
low rates. He refers the PUBLIC to
Z W. A. Steele, Esq. aam
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
Wanted,

;. A situation by q young gentleman
as journcyman in q printing Office.
He can give the best of references.
A country situation preferred. Adj
dress this Office. e. ff' 4
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09

VSee the advertisement of Capt.
John d. Hart in another column.
The land offered for sale is valuable
tract, and lies near this city;
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09

re @We call attention to the ad.
yertisement of Mr.. Geo. w. Moore,
who offers q liberal reward for the
recovery of q stolen mule.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
Patent Metallic white Clothes Lines

THE undersigned, agent Of the American Wire
4 Company OF New York, would beg leave TO call
the attention Of the housekeepers Of Madison
county, 70 their Patent Natalie Clothes Line.
which has been found 10 be the only article suta.
be for a clothes line, except the old fashioned
rope, which always causes 30 much annoyance and
trouble by breaking, rOtting out and discolOring
clothes. and by being obliged 70 put 1t up and take
IL down every time used
with this fine you hare none Of those snnovan-
cps, and when u is loane put up u gives ne more
trouble.
Price, 81 cents per feet.
Specimens can be seen ~ the Brus store Of
hOsby a Richards.
MaY9 GOULD, Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09

EVE ask attention to the card
of Mr.. A. Fl. Ford, agent for the
. Brooklyn Life Insurance Company
Of New York City. ia so
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09

AaRNr.-Mr. Sam. Milton IL our authorized agen
Camden, and will collect such accounts arc
placed In his hands. and receive and receipt TO
Advertisements and subscriptions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-09
We ask attention to the az.

vrtisement of Mr.. A. g. Alsworth.
in reference to his "Cultivator,'
which is certified to as being great
improvement on the old mode of cul
Gvating corn and cotton.
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THE BOOKS Of the company are nov
L open At the company : o.iee 10 those v 40
are DESTROYS Of taking stock in the same.
GA. uoGsETT. sce'y.
April A.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING. &c.

THE undersigned is now prepared to do all
kinds of House, Sign and Ornamental Painting to
order, and at the shortest notice. His work will
alt be warranted. Special attention paid to Paper
Hanging. Old fgrEitare Vanished, Stained.
made to look like new.
All orders left at Karpis store will be promptly
attended to
Dec. HIT. t'. D. A. DREYFUS.
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A GOOD COUK-cne without ehilduu re
N icrred. Apply at this oilice. Dec. - IS.
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CANTON PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FOE The AMERICAN CITIZEN.
BY p. T. NOONAN.

We have to report another advance in the cotton
market, since last weeks quotations, of fully one
cent. Ra,on and Pork have also gone up and the
indications are that Frieces be well sustained
throughout the present year.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

GEVERAL Lots suitable for Reesiduces,
- the most desirable anywhere ia the
Suburbs &C She city Of Canton Location
healthy, ncigbboILood excellent, title good.
Apply to
Ww. L. CASSELL.
g1-rar NJ u 1era
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HONEY sENT WITHOUT pAN1Ra or l

MONEY SENT WITHOUT DANGER OF LOSS
Money orders eau be obtained at the Post.
Office in this place, upon Postoflces in all
parts of the United States.
A list of Money Order Post Offices may be
seen on application.
JOHN wHELAN, Pm.
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Dissolution.

T'HE IaE raftueTzh r q lUCKETT = FEATS
L is Ibls cay J.ss1lf ", ~ mniaai cai,seui.
q 4 LUCkETT.
ll3ih Nov ls6sl GEn T FsABN.
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Beautiful Patterns Wall Paper.
TUST arrived-the greatest variety ever offered
81 in this market. Only look at them.
CASSELL 4 BAUGHNS.
Dee. II. 1865 - n
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y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as Govern
ess. Best reference given. Address
"A. b. O., Canton, Miss, 3t
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Are ready to take contracts for The building of
HOUSES, FENCES, ETC,

and fattsr themselves that they can DO ALL
KINDS OF WORK. either WOODEN or IRON. at
prices that must secure a liberal patronage from
the public. Grind corn for the public wedaes
day and SassrdaS. q. A. H0GsETT, Sec & n
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Wanted Immediately.

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N OTTO N s ,

TOILET soaps, COLoGNEs,
EXTRACTS, POMLDES,
HAIR OIL, DC, in the city.
In CLOTHS, CASSIMERES.
FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHING, @
HATS. 3 AS d SHOES.
CROQKERY DC, we cannot be surpassed.
We would also respectfully ask attention
- or