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~ APPEAL OF THE HOPE FIRE EN-
GIVE EcoNPANY-cHAhLEsToN AUGUST 9, 1869.
The ofacsrs and members Of the HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE COMPANY would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Charleston, that their present hand en-
gine 10 very mush out OF repair and will require
large outlay of money to put It in good working
condition They feel satisfed thst 1t would be use
less expenditure Of money to repair hand engine ct
this time, especially when steam takes precedence
over that which requires manual labor. The engine
now in use has been in active service fer over
twelve years.
In consideration Of the above stated facts, they
have resolved to purchase substantial steamer.
located In one Of the largest and weahiest wards OF
the city, Ward No. L. They feel confident that the
services Of such steamer would be much more rs-
ouisite than hand engine in times Of conda2rahnn.
and for th purpose tney have concluded to appeal
10 our citizens for aid to carry out their panf 1t
has been long time since this company has called
upon the public for assistance from the very fact,
that at the time they procured the present engine,
more than one-half the amount was taken from its
treasury to make the purchase.
The following Committee have been appointed to
canvass the various Wards OF the city to solicit sub
scriptions from such of citizens as appreciate
the services Of men who risk their lives in attempt
ing to save property without receiving any personal
benefit whatever, save the satisfaction Of knowing
that they are em2oyed in doing good for their fellow
creatures III time of emergency: B. P. SEYMOUR,
WILLIAM BRooKHANKs. Jr-. JOHN KENNY. b.
T. PETERS, GEORGE BURKE, J. q. BALkE, r.
PUCKaABER, L. LIPMAN.
". q. SMITH,
President Hope Fire Engine Company,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

THR NEW GOVERNMENTAL CHANGES IN FRANCE'
PARIS, August 8.-The draft Of the Senatus
Consultum,r which has bsen completed, gives
the Emperor and Corps Legislatif the initiative
in making laws. The Cabinet and ministers
can be members OF the Corps Legislatif. The
sittings CT the Senate are to be public. and
esch body is to make its own internal re8ula-
tions. Both Chambers have the right to sd-
dress interpelIstions to the government. No
amendment to law is to be adop,e ed unless
previously referred to committee charged
with the duty of examining the project auduf
communicating II to the government. II the
latter does not accept it, Council OF State
will then pronounce definitely ON the subject.
The budget Ia to be submitted by chapters
and articles. Notifications of the tariff and
postal service by international treaties are
made obligatory enly by laws enacted for that
purpose.
REDUCTION OF CABLE RATES.
BRIsr, July 31.-To the Associated Press !:
The directors Of the French Telegraph Conn
pany beg yoa 10 be their medium for express
ing their gratitude to the press, who have SO
kindly and eHsctually seconded their efforts.
This company will begin business on the Sth
OF August with reduction Of say twenty per
cent. on present tariffs, also giving further
facilities, which they hope will be appreciated
blythe public. Press dispatches win. Of course,
be half price. Further details will be publish
ed by our agent.
THE sPANIsI REvoLUTtoN.
MADRID, August S.-The Captain General
of Madrid has addressed letter to the .e-
gent, Serrano, and General Prim, in which he
says: 81 took part in the revolution, hoping
to see morality, law and justice succeed to for
nar ahuses. It is now ten months since the
revolution was accomplished. My hopes have
been deceived. { Greater abuses, immortality
and deplorable, anarchy prevail, disorders to
which Il is absolutely necessary to put an end.
The constitution having proclaimed monarchy,
the immediate choice Of king ia indispens-
able. II the government does not shortly eon-
slider the question. shall abandon al hopes
as to the contamination Of the revolution and
retire to private life." .ug
This letter was read in the Council Of Minis
ters, and created profound impression.
TERRIBLB eArAsrRoPHE.
Dresden, August S.-Three hundred per-
sons were killed outright, in acoliery accident,
IN yhe mountains near this city.
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CUBAN NEWS .H1A WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 3-The Cubans have
eHiciA advlces to the 26th ult. The Cubans,
IN The recent engagements, made quite mum.
ber Of prisoners, which prevents the imme-
diste slaughter Of captured Cubans, aud &c.
cnres their proper treatment. This modifca-
tion extends to captured 6libusters. Q1essds
has completely destroyed the communication
with Puerto Principe. Sickness in the city
alone prevents IFS occupation. Several efforts
Of Latona to open his communications have
been disaetrously defeated. The Spanish loss
is trebls that OF the Cubans.
Latonas effective force inNuevitss and the
entire district is about four thousand. Que
sada's is nearly nine thousand, well armed and
disciplined, and the men are prepared to sd-
vance when the health Of the coast permits.
Jordan has had several defensive fights, in all
OF which the Spanisrds were Iepulsed, with
proportionaliY grest loss. At Villa Clara, the
Spaniards left two hundred dead, with their
arms, ammunition wagons, ordnance and pro-
vision trains. Another expedition to Trinidad
TO take possession otcertain marked plantations
was nearly destroyed. Eighty we're killed aud
three hundred captured. The number Of Span
isrds engaged in this fight was sbout thirteen
hundred; the Cubans were seven hundred and
sixty. Jordan reports himself and troops in
exesllent condition, and asserts that his COM
mapd are equal to three times the number op-
posed TO him. He says they are well organic
ed,:well drilled and viii fight like demons. His
force is daily increasing by rscruita.' sHe; ex.
presses entire confidence In success.
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1t is reported that the Bev. Father McMul-
len will be appointed administrator OF the ho-
gsn's restoration to sanity being considered
hopeless. Archbishops Spalding and Kenrick
lately held . conference with the Roman
Catholic Church authorities, when three cler-
pvmen were named for the position OF acting
Bishop, Father McNuueu beng the m ,st
prominent.
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THE KENTU0KK ELECTION--A DEM
OCRATIC VICTORY. }

LOUISVILLE. August s.-several pistol rows
attended the election yesterday, but no one was
killed. In the city tho Democratic majority is
5000. In the Stste It viii probably reach 50.-
900. The Republicans claim from fifteen to
twenty members OF the Legislature.
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aSPoIsoNoUs TOILET PowDERS.-La.
DIES habitually us.ug them should discard the
same long they can get such an exqu site beau
tiner as MILK OF vIOLR RTs. "Laoies are delight
ed with IT, and will never be withou. it," Sold by
al Druggist, AID Fancy Goods Dealers.
Aunn.tl
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Gbitnarp.
In Memorfam.

DAVIS Died. May 4tb, 1859 Of typhoid fever,
JESSIE AUBREY DAVIS, aged seventeen years and
fourteen days, eldest daughter of @. T. and F. g..
DAVIS.
when those we love are snatched away
By Deaths resistleas hand.
Our hesrts the mournful tribute pay,
That friendship must.demaDd.
How short the race our friend has run,
Cut down In all her bloom,
The course but yesterday begun
Now fnished In the tomb"
How short seems the time since our young friend
stood amongst rs In the pride Of health and beauty.
Alas. we did not know that she was aoon to
Cross that dark river from whence no one has ever
returned She was Of mild and gentle disposition,
gifted with qualities to make life pleasant. Long
will she be remembered by those whc now mourn
her early loss Death did not wait ton tina, graceful
form t, be bowed with ago or souow, but took her
In her youth and innocence. rs one a to join that
angel band whose golden harps Ge ever strung.
Joyfu,Iy was che vel 'onAd 10 that heavenly home,
where 81 kness sorrow cannot enter. Like 0 star
has she ret to rise again with renewed "nrihancy"
A FRIEND.
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Special Aotifts.

sE ESTATE EoTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of WILLIAM F.
PEMbtRToN. late OF Charleston, are hereby re-
quested to hand in the properly attested; aud
those who are indebted to the Estate Il make pay
ment to WILLIAM ". PEMBERTON,
August w3 Administt stor.
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THE PARAeBATAN NAR.

BIO JANKmo. August a-The allies have
failed in their movement on villa Rica, losing
their rear guard. Lopez was, hswever, unable
to follow up his advantage; but his position in
the mountains prevents the allies from making
roconpo;oancea
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sHERID,N.-Died on the Goth Of July, JOHN
FRANCIS, / FAINT son Of THOMAS Francis and MARY
ELLEN sHERDAs, aged mouths and 26 Jays
Low. parents mourn not for thy cherished babe
reposes sweetly in the arms Of Jesus, who g said
"sufer little children to come unto me- and forbid
them not, for OF such is the bingdom Of Heaven
FtasSx.
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AIABAMA ELECTION.

MONTGOMERY, August 3.-This city gives
Buckley, Radical. sOs2, and Worthy, Democrat,
1915 for Congress.
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~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure
GENT BY mail free of charge. Address howard AS
ISOLATION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
May % oHoo
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THE FIRST BALE.

aNEw Oa1EANs. August s.-rbe first bale Of
thenex cotton crop has been received from
Texae.
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Spsfial Aptifes.

@TRE REV. J. L. GIRARDEAU, D. D.,
will preach ID. w. in sumnerville Tms EvErne,
4th inst, at qua-ter.rast Eight O'Clock.
Amman
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m- "FRESH ASA MAIDEN'S BLUSH"-
Is the pure peachy Complexion which follows the
use Of BAGAh's MAGNOLIA BALM. 1t is the
True Secret Of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies in So
cety understand this.
The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun.
try Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any other
one thing.
Reiuess, sunburn, Tan, Frecsles. Blotches and all
effects of the Summer Sun disappear when 1t Is used,
and genial cultivated, fresh expression is oots'ned'
which rivals the Boon Of Youth. Beauty Is possi-
BILE to all who will invest seventy-fve cents at any
respectable store and insist on getting the MAGNo'
LA BALM.
Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon to dress the
u,,r n.c mwi1mo July 26
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Sblpping.
EXCURSIONS, EXCURSIONS!

~ THE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA, the Champion Of the south,
Nv Is now ready and prepared to make regular
- trips, thus afordIng an opportunity to all
who NAV wish TO visit points Of interest In our bead
hful barbor.
For passage. apply to the Captain On Union Wharf.
June 81 ..
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~A RAFFLE FOR A GOLD WATCH,
for the benefit Of tho Orphans in charge Of the Sis
ters Of Mercy, will take place at Mr. MILES DRAKH's
Store, corner Of King and Liberty streeta, at Six
O'Clock, IHIs EvlNING. August
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m- wANDo MINING AND MANUFAc.

"a WANDO MINING AND MANUFAC-
TURING CoMPAEY.-The Board Of Directors hav-
ing declared DIVIDEND FOR The PAST YEAR
OF TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE, the same will be
paid on and after the SECOND PRoxrNo, at the office
of WIN. G. DUKES CO., No. South Atlantic Wharf
F. B. HACKER,
July 81 smS3 Secretary and Treasurer.
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~ FLOUR, CORN, Hay, &c.-MESSRS.
JOHN CAHPsEN co. have opened Branch to
their Marketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner Of
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store lie
large and oommodious, and having secured full
stock OF the various cereals they prepared to fur.
pish their customers with GRAINS at the lowest mar
ket rates. 8. eow2t September "a
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N EW YORK AND CHAR L E q y
STE MSHIP LINE.
FOR r W YOR x.
CABIN PASSAGE go.

A~a- TBE SPLENDID sIDEWHKRL.
STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, 3. ".
ZH7tHlHkRF HOLLYWOOD, Commander, will sa1
-3kA from d0er's south Wharf On 6A1.
uRpAY, 7th August, at O'Clock p. Ii.
6- An extra charge Of S. made for Tickets pur.
chssed on board after sailing.
aSr No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves.
H- Through Bills Lsding given for Cotton 70
Boston and Providence. 3. !.
"a through Bills of Lading given TO Liverpool.
~ Marine Insurance by this line u per cent.
A3- The Steamsre OF this line are first class In
every respect and their Tables supplied with al
the deicacies Of the New York and Charleston mxf-
kets.
For Freight o. Passage, apply to
20 JAMES ADGEB & CO.. Agents,
Corner AdRsr's Wharf and Rsst Bay Up-starAl
~ MANHATTAN to follow SATURDAY, Hth
August, at II O'Clock, A. II.
Augusta
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r T. HUN p hhEYs,
BROKER, AUCTI0NEER AND C0MMLS.
SION MERCHANT.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. BONDS, 81
cuRITIRs AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ATTENDED TO.
no. 87 BROAD.S r h EEr
CHARLESTON, 8. @.
RT1ERIEcEs.
Hon. HENRY BUST, ". J. MA9RATH, Esq
General JAMES CONNER, 7. B. WARIN9, Esq.
Qctobe1
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A Train OF Cars Precipitated Thirty
Feet and Consumed BY Fire-Twenty-
five Persons Killed. Wounded and
s1issing-Loss Estimated at S50O,00o-
Thrilling Details. ..f-
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FOR new YORK.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
PASSAGE go.

A,n THE SPLENDID sTRI MsK1P
M$BYG SARAG0ssA. Captstn O. RYDER,
s<10E11ES win leave vandsrhorst's Wharf on
"WEDNESDAY, 4th August, 1850, st,
halfpast o'clock p. II.
July 80 RAYENM & co.. Aaenta !.
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xr CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE. =

EE CHARL ES TON BOARD OF TRADE
The Charleston Board Of Trsle OFFERS PRE-
MUM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
LARS (s25O) for the best Treatise. with Statistics
upon the past and present Trade OF Charleston, the
advantages to the Southeastern States of making
Charleston their emporium and centre OF exchange,
and the measures which should be adopted for se-
curing 10 Charleston this position" =
The Treatise must be without signature. but
designated by some motto or sentence accompanied
bJ selled envelope, containing within the motto
or sentence which desgnates the Treatise. together
with the name OF the author The Treatise must be
handed to the Secretary oil the Board Of Trade OH or
before the first day Of November, 1869, and every
competitor must engage to acquissce cheerfully in
the award Of the Committee. The e1 animation OF
the Treatise and the awarding OF the Prize will be
conil led to Committee of gentlemen selected sole
ly for their ability and impartiality.
BY order OF the Board.
B. COBIA, President.
h. BAER. Secretary.
har.eston. July2s 1869. w;6 July 2S
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%IHE NEATEST. THE QUICKEST AND
THE oHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14s EAST BAY, having replenished it's Stock With o
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quality and laiest styles Is prepared 10 execute, at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRIN TING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
SBATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable, inssanta'
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; REM
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; invlgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
sold / , all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
spplied OF Bachelors Wig Factory, No. - Bond.
street, New York. lyr NAY 10
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FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BIOS RON.

<rh~r THE STEAMSHIP ". EVER
NT&$Y@ EAN, Captain W. q. SNYDER WIN
LE1LMnZ1xaH lave North Atlantic Wharf, on
SATURDAY August 7th. at O'Clock.
For Freight CT passage apply to
.' 80. ''''-' JOHN rHEO GETTY
August North Atlantic WhSrf.
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FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.
Freedom in Fashions-rashtons for the
o seaside-Promenade and BAH Dress.
esBathing Dresses.

"Jsnnie june" in her fashion letter for Au-
gust, gives the following interesting hints to
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President Hope Fire Engine Company,
Iuouat4 & Chairman of Comm ittee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-12

Z. l.. Van HOuten, Attachment in the
329I U.s.. County Court Of Iade<
Henry G. Travis. son eouaty, Stat. Of
Mississippi at the May Term tiierrof, 1867,
for S7S SO.
TINHIS cause coming on to be'beard at this
l. present term of said Couit, and it ap.
pearing to the satisfaction .hsr.ef. on
affidavit of plaintiff filed herein, that the
said defendant. n. G. Travis, ~ a, non resi-.
! dent of the State of MissiysiFpi, shd' that
/ his present place of residence cannot be BIZ
said plaintiff ascer,ainsa nftef dfiikeht in
quiry made by him. It is therefore ordered
and adjndged by The Court, flat publica--
/ ton be made in the "Amerfcah ci,i.tp." a
newspaper published in tie city of canios..
in ssid county of Madison, once txth week
for four successive weeks, cuEiifns nding the
said II. G. Travis, to be and sIip.sr before
fhis Court at the NJ X regular term Thereof.
to he held on the Sd MondnJ Of July nex,.
| (lSG9) ut the court house IN mid city Of
Canton, and plead to safi plaintiffs sctiou
nf attachment rs brought Herein and III de-
fault thereof, Judgment by default will be
entered against him fof the amount Of said
plaintiffs demand and all costs of suit, aud
the estate attached in said suit, sold in sat-
isfae,ion thereof Ordered further. hat thg
CLERK Of ihfs Court do transmit by mail to
he said II. G. Travis, at the city of Nev
York, and State of New York bis last Ilsrs
Of residence as known TO s1id plaintiH Q
true copy of This order.
r, A true copy from the mnasts:-
IT, } Attest: my hand and sesl Of Office,
May ~, 1869.
r > ROSS. cltrG.
My 30, 1869 Il. -
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A New Home FOR Cur Orphans,

The people of Mississippi are gen
orally aware that by late decision
Of the United States Court, at Jack
son. we have lost our title to the
Lauderdale Springs property, which
has been used by us for three years
past as home tor destitute orphan
children. We are IN consequence of
this DECISION, therefore, compelled to
do One Of three things: We must
either abandon the Institution alto
gcther, and tarn these children out
homeless upon TIE ,eOrld, or we must
pay the original owners of the pro-
perry more money than we think we
would be justified i'll deFag, or We
must SECURE new location for the
Home. We prefer the latter alterna-
tive; and as we have received com
munications from various portions Of
the States calling our attention to
locations considered eligible and pro
per. we are induced to make this
public call for bids for a new location
Of the Efome. The bids should state
among ether facts, the following:
LIST. How mNeh land can be secured
as donation, ard how much can be
purchased adjoining it, and at what
price. a :ull description of the land
SHOULD be given, kind of sol, how
much timber and how much open
land. We shall iced at least $50
acres even more than This would be
desirable.
3D. Whether the community VII
assist, and how much, in erecting the
necessary buildings. Also give price
of lumber.
Sd. What are the facilities for
reaching the particular localfy, and
how far from railroad station.
4th. Is the land well watered; and
how would the Home be supplied
with water-from springs, wells or
cisternS.
All communications upon the sub
ject sheHld he addressed to Rev. w.
S. Webb, Secretary OF the Execu-
tive Committee, at Cra@fordsyille,
Lowndes county, Miss.
w. S. WEBB, Seen.
II. j. DUPREE,
S. p. KENNEDY,
J. H. CAsoN,
E. II. HART,
Erecutirs Com,
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Notice to Debtors,

4 Ii persons indebted to the hate firm of
"a SLEAEf Il CURRAN are respectful.
ly requested to tome forward and make set
Element within
-1menty days from this, date
all accounts remaining unpaid, at the ~xei-
ration OF the said twenty days, will be
placed IN the hands of an attorney for COL
lection.
BsA. Come forward and save costs Of suit.
W. j. CURRAN
Eah On
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-06-12

JIM Lynch has got another office.
The War Department has appointed
him " Agent OF the Freedmen's BIZ.
reau, Refugees, and Abandoned
Lands under an act of Congress for
the continuance of the Bureau Be
sides this fat Office, he is agent of the
Northern Methodist Church, at a sal
AIRY of twenty-five hundred dollars 4;
agent of the Radical RaScals, br'es-
adjustment of Loyal Leagues in
Mississippi, and Alderman of the
City of Jackson. He is also agent
for the Devil, but we do MT believe
that agency pays him anything.
The Brandon Republican, from
which we cut the above, should have
said "pays him anything as get"
His reward in that direction will be
sure to come.-F'bUry Times.
And. for " stealing the livery of
heaven 70 serve the devil in," as he
has done, m FEofossing to be miH.
lister of the Gospel, while he prac-
tees all manner Of iniquities, he will
roast in the Internal regions ''werld
without end.' Instead of preaching
good will on earth and peace among
men, he peregrinates the country
in the interest of that hell born or
ganization, Radicalism, stirring up
strife and widening the breach be-
tween the whites and his OWN race,
And, verify, he shall have his re
ward CITIZEN.
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HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss.
March IL, 1859. (
DR.. CoNHAranro1- Eedr Sir : In accordance
with my promise (volurts!i!y made) | will give
you the result of the operation you performed on
the I'd instant, on The CANCER, located on my
face near my lett nostr'i.
Near the corner of the nostril | had q cancer
which had been coming for Nine Years. gradually
extending over my face, and was greatly annoyed
with painful apprehensions. rs TO what was its
character. or what it would turn out to he. The
cancer there, and it growing. | called on
you who took it out with but slight rn;n sompara-
bic to pin scratch. 1t was dressed as you direct
ed, and within six days it dropped out and is now
doing well. The operation was performed with
skill, dex'erity and Judgment, and feel grateful
to you for your success. can, with confidence,
recommend your Treatment to the afflicted FOR any
of the pecia!ites you profess TO cure. Fhe Doctor
has the cancer In aleokol which can be seen by
calling on him at the Schuyler House.
Very respectfully, your friend.
". II CRtTTEyDEN.
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CANTON. MISS.

THE lloNICnE ~ JtrKSoN.-Bc.
Loving our readers would want 4"
hear the details of this most lament
able affair. We have copied a detailed
ys,ceunt of it from the Clarion. To
10 this, we have hrrto omit cditori-
ais and communications on file for
itlaerfinsn