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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-30
Four Daily Trains LesreN. for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,

TIT. IL the only route by which passenger. clu leave
Choak'o Saturday sftyrneOn, IN .lfeush M, rhis
IA way peJot q, s ~ md through without
delay, au.yng ~ Nee YORK Al u;O MoAd.y In0IUyng
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-30
.s...,, IT'S PRESENT,
The Most Successful Fire Insurance Co,
.sorIr 70 sauaAS AMERICA, .ioniur
,532 81

Three.fourths Of the Insprance Cempanies cha.
tered have failed, proving Tho mistakes hhh tlihcu
ties Of profession based on calamity and misfol
tune, with important part of ~ development in III
sphere Oi broAd human beHe Violence. 10 10 a rare an
uncomfnon event for Of these institutions &
make It's FlFTH III ADJ palIpPou, and that sati-
factory one-another OF hies plnnest old lessons, "a
yon SOW that shall you Teap.f
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-30

Especially dee gnei flf tie use Of the Medical Pro.
iession and tho Family. po-s4sing tho.t futrnss
DIN. NJ
Indispcga4b.f 70 Eeins.ss. GOOD Tor Kidney Csrl
plants. a delicious Tuh'~ PIT ~ IN cAsss, contain
ing one aonin Dottics saeh AMI soid b. AZ drugrs'.
No rs Beaver -t,eei. Ne~ycrk. ''.ll marssirJ
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-30
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Essays for Young Men on the interesting relation
OF Brideg soon, TO Bride of Marriage
"A guide to matrimonial felicity, and true happiness
semi by mail in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, bon p Philadel'
mia, Pa my3ld&wam
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01
Sic Natnr Der 9rofe Mr3t.

Dies 1T jest BON Der utbi3inil9en Yrcfellon
alS Elm @runbprtn3ip Der 9eilfun{t anertannt. Sc
1T cine tpeile Ginri9tuns, baB iobalb bas pbyfi9e
@pltena 1t1 ni4t IN fetuen1 Nurr1alauRante bein-
bet, bic natIrliden Rrdfte bes ;RDrpers III Nutuen-
bung sebradt tperben. UNI bic Rrantbeit III beben.
Die 6auptlade III beBbalb, bic tatirli&en Rrafte
III tarten. Dieitn ;3wed baben bic ae@@idten
:3ubersiter bes 9 otetter Maeenbitter II
I'M Muee bebalten, eints prGparatee, tpelaes alien
Sreanen ees RGrpers fril9e QebenSfraft Yerleibt.
Die @irtuns bieier @ebi3in auf ben Masen, bic
0eber unb bic Nieren, 1T prompt unb ent(9ieben.
Dem Yatienten, trelder Geritanb gen,ig bat, has
9uadjalbern auf3ugeben, unb BIN Bittera ~
~prpbiren, .tpirb balp ~ @utbe, ais pb ct 1euts
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@ebrau1e ieneS Artitels fortfabrt,j 1T er iiber<
9lidlid, @eiunbbtit unb 8raft in allen Mbern III
perlpireu. Das graparat it NIT arp6er.@orafalt
3ubereitet unb beitebt ausldliebli1 aus peQetabili<
11en @utitanSen. &c III npQl1nbia fret son aI>
lem, tpaS oese1 berafti9el prGparate Ir1eiRenS aus
3uleBen III. @ls Mebain (u9t 60 1eines:@ lei9en,
unb Der ar8enebn1e ,@e(tmad, ippie BE aInitiaen
@irfungen beIeIbet, baben eS' allaeuuein beliebt
sthtadt., Sc 1T fret bon aQen G%iaenidaften, Etpel-
DE sem &SrperlyRem f9aben unb Is tpirtt ,iuglsi&
nit, NG6igung, uni, 4G9ladE ruf. ,.MQe, .%bieieniqeu,
trel@e 81 fetterS, 9 It'll / It 1eaebrat1ht bnben,
beaeueen bic sorsIsli9en| Gisenf&aftsn beNelstiu.
i. 5elblt ,Dieienigen, welde ncltomnaeue @ejunb<
bett genieBer, uailein: b6auiagl lire ,:3uuau@t III ma
genRGrtenben: Mittelt 'neb,nen, UNI Rrdntttitet IL
SerbIten.f Mir lIub ntentals au gut IaeSstI BE
l1ebel seriRet, .tel9e has GrttbeI ,bes .1teil9i6"''
ilnb. glti&piel pb eeiunb pbtr trant, Tam ,.ber
Reaf& bitles 5tarttr1tttel ni@t fprtpx6reub 5ee<
brau4en, ubne ieiu @p(en1 bflett unb' nit ettRfr
efHintn Glafi3itat Seritben IN fnben,
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THE NATIONAL
f. 9usu lua1 Company
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g. sH9ts n sS gttf. 81 st }'as s!i. ssS g Sss si;tS Ss"''t'
g. g. 3urner. Waftinatun. NiNfent @eeretar.
8ranets g. 9 nj It'll, 81. o., Sb.rar;t.
q. Swine Shears, M. D.. NhIfentarat.
tnteriu4unss' Ier3te.
s. s. 8arnes, @ensralarst Der Ser. @taaten arme.
S. .. 9ur~ts, Chief bes geetiea1 Departments, ger.
0; $. .. D SITE @7H* 3. p's @ofeinst.n.
Collectors unb Mtsptatea:
% nj. 6. Gtanbler sDafttueto1. 3. 6.
Ueprse 9aretus, pttlas .lpbta, pa.
Diefe in tbrem gbaratter n attenale gumsa mt.
ten UNI neuen &abtatn 6te panfdensperteft 9ebtns.
sert&erunesmstfe wel3e benz putlttuns ie eebuteu
Die b~ebeutens rteueirten prdntenraten fnb fur beu
Beriid erten 70 eunfte eefeat, wte bic Der befeu ,Geee1.
%deittsen l@sutuaD @sfsai5aftsn" uns strneteen au'
S Sisipens,n Snp w @ RiG"afaS1sSttM6e" M nit e fs So eu Itsttttr
BEN Snbaber elmer 9ultce peruria6en.
Webrere neue unb anfpre&enbe IateQen perben ieb1
prdfenttrt, bte muir p~ertaubeu fetn brauae en-, UNI f4 BEN
Dublitun1 ais anuebrabar 3u III eruetIeu pte 4. 9, bt.
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bueing ppltc9') uub ,,&eturn pr6miu nj . il I:
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9ebenaperf6 erung 3ablbar mad fetuent Mb1eben, fpnceru
mad elmer Yertpoe BON weuieen Saeren Gin idtrli.
DIES Gtntp ut nj en-, melhes 10 prpaent let,
ner polite gletdt 70 nj mt. SIN Der lebteren fhcr1
bic Gpmpaente benz Werfd erten Bite Rutaab(una tea
ean,en etneesa9Iten Betrass auber ben, Betrase ietne'
Die Mufmertfamtett BON perfpnen, BE tbr Qebeu per:
it'd ern, pber ben Bettrag tbre 8erfaeruna erbSt.n ppls
len, 1T auf Bite befpnbere Vprtbetle eelenft, pelae bt.
,Ntattpnale eusSernberan eseefe FL fdaft tietet.
G~trtulare, 9arnptlete unb bputdnbtse @tnaribeiteu
perben auf @pplttattsn an bte 3wtie Sffce ter gpn'
paente tn bteier stabt pber be1eu General Neeuteu &c.
fanbt.
eoeal. glsenten III ieber @tatt uns iebem xuwu
tuerben 9eiu9t,
unb 9eelbuneen BON tumpeteuten. perlrnen fur fplds
NBenturtn, ~bealeitet rpn 0eetgneten SnppGementS fpQ"
ten muir an bic 81 n eral Mgenten / g. n 4 a.
ut tn eeren refp. Dtfrttten seri&tet werben.
@rneralsN senten Der Gpmpagnie.
SapGsote u. 90 Mew gprt; fir ben Stat glep
gort unb bas n6rplide Mew Serfep:
8 U. GIart u. u. fir gennisluanten uxp bas flb.
Hide Nep Serftp.
Sas GSpte u. g.. gBaibinstpu .. g.; fir Mars.
Lamb, Deleware, gtrstnta, Dtfrttt Columbia unb mtt
0iretnta.
$ a.. e1ltsn. 60. gstease SD, F.; far susnuts uni
Wiscpufn.
:. Son: Stepban Mi11er, ST.. gaul; fur Mtnne-
fpta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01

Netu' ulrn, URtnnefpto.
~ Das 5stel ia spuRdnbte ueu unb elesaut etnae.
xtdtet urb btetet Ret5euSen jebe Beauenli%fett.
- SIR ben Ausfpauu fue seEaumtee etauuuaen
tprbAnben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01

Dte1e Mn1pu@e tperten unterfibt tur& bas
3eusnib BON prattiiden Msrieulturiten bic ben uperrine"
YRue %prubirten. Dir ma9en turye Mussuse aus eiuiaen
Srteten bic mir bon !Sdnblern bic ten pHu9 Dertaufteu uue
BON 6armern bic ibn braudten, befpmmen.
S1aac s. 2ewis, @atertppn, Carver g.,
faet: Der s&.9 9erriue Nfus" it sSaig 3ufrt.benf,ueno
uae ubertrtht aqe aneern gFiee Bic lie bier ein9sfubrt trureen,
geit. - iopebl tn @inf&t auf Dautrb afttetett uno
Starte ais aud 1T {etaer %beipnbers e%eeieneten Bauart fur
ben retden letat9en 8oben Der Big Mppbs. Seine Sdrte
unb p%pafdnbise 5urn bewertReatsea bab Ct in jeben, 8pbeu
rein Meibt
McalY u. 8rabfprb, Mpnticeuo, 1drei=
ben unter Datum bes "a. Sauuar: "Serren 2arapag, Ser
rtne II. g.! g0ertbe 3erren: gtad elmer erlnbltben prpte
eas IS tsinen gfus siebt Der BEN G. 81. perrine
ptlu ubertrtfft, Hnb baB mir ME cine anbere Grtte
pFuee batten NIT Senen uniere Sunoea 70 sufrieoen noren."
9pSmcr II. Subipn, Garminston, be5eu-
scn: ..:......" n@te %lbertre6en ale anbsrn I'M @tcFYsl UNI,
merfen."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01
8erfQuf.

Das in glortntnneaplis, an Der 5auptaraBe mad ct @lrub
III eelesen unter benz ganen Griial gtte 5aufe betannt BON
benz rnterssi&neten felt elmer &eibe BON Sabren sefab.tegaf<
paus, NIT Snventar, gutter Stalun8 uno "a Stabtlptten 1T
8eeen Baar ttlts a1 p~erfauftn
Gbenio perfaufe i'd IL 1T Dem pbern She'll spnGt. Mntbpn9
In eirens gumplere sufammen ~ltesenoe 8aupldbe sestu Baar.
Aeter - onctn,
|, .v. Norominneappli6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01

s. 81. Qpuben BON Glencoe iaet: SIS tann
BON unparteiiden Ni9tern nidt IN Nbreoe eefeut reroeu,
Bay ettfes bic beien @flase i'm @sbrau@, fur eisfa
Sbetl bes &anoes itno."
g. S. NdleH 2atesiQe, iast: vS9 3tebe ben
gerrine pFus alien anbsrn sur; tt duff leidt, tebrt bic
5ar&e u1 ae e.dt Den @tupptl ,ufrie0tnatuenS us bleib
rein IN ieber 8pbenart."
@ebrubtr Green 11reiben pen Nep Mr@
burn Siblss g.: r8einer utertriat i'm ais umfebr-
ealitatsn stredaet, bon aasn pFassn bic mir js %ssrfauft."
SAINTS @lpeum, gpung Nmerifa> 1agt:
rs nirb sugeeeben, bb erkosr bette Il M tetr flus III Der
rein %arbettet."
@9lpanu6 Sentins, 2atesile, Dafpta
5erren SD babe ben 9errine NRue felt sielen Sabren a.,
braudt unb fanb in spllfanbte ufriebenfeI-
lenb. SD fann ibn neineu Guaesen, ben 5arusrr. reeonss
,,ooA;~.u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01
MinntQpoli8 @duQ 8Qbrif !
&ara1paD. @errine s &C.,,

aratpnD, @errine s g.,
Sobrltanten be6 %beributen IS 6. @errine" 9auoS,
ede srn hab NIB ssotere r. "obes YER sdnaebrae<.
Mtnncap plS, - Ge;nnrfota,
. ormer uo 5dnbler in @derbau 9eratb1 d. often tea6tet bne6'!
Wn beanpsu&en fir unns yElse fdBeate @pnb.ae:
ub srWnbIt& eebGrtet ''" '"""" ~" O"0o""
3@ntens Nea roehn ft in ibr gomnat bat oa Ge nit Der srUHkn gpM&t port FS.
Ur.!tens ?f n@H Contribution bemetfsMst ba6 F cine breitere 81 ie Grbe gut
u NJ crit as n9ene Gin anbu gua int AMM.
g!ne1tenH ~ gaetn legnn 3u9 hub eaSr 9Mge pnnpp auf wedes Ft sunluit Fnb.
3nh1tehe. re 2c9arHuku bman fnb frf unb in rr ggmbuna baueHah.
3wf 3Q hf pa&sen! "
Observation-Disclosures aaf ben @ma%auSatuunsn son Minutia mi anSerr meFldwa
GtaNt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-01
s.. 81. &ubtIta.
UttnuefDta &auS,
!: Deut|&ss @afz uno Buuretn8s9a us
l BON R>rm,n>n>> R{rHr>~

MinneappltS Rinn.
Dem beutt@en publttun, hermit bic eraebeu.
Anjdee. bab t& raeiu neu etneert&tetes paus
NIT allen Comfort fir bic 9sebrten GGie auf's
D~pntpm,nenffe nerieben unb ftets barauf balten
perbe, MIR ben Betfau Don RoRgdnaern unb
&intebreneen bur& anosnebmes Qp9ts. Elm.
wobloerfebne 1afel uno bic freunbli&Re Bebte.
nnng III eemtnnen. Sir ben Muslpauu babe i'd
hur& bic bette @tauuag ge,prat. 1872
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20
Highway Robbery.


On Tuesday last, two little boys
tsons of two of our best citizens-
having been to the creek Immediate
lly South of this place on fishing
excursion, aud returning late in .he
evening, well laden with aquatic
game-were overtakcn and accoSted
by negro and hegress. After
some preliminary conversation, the
negro, who had a clean and hungry
( look" like CasSiuS, proposed to buy
! the fish, offering them the fabulous
SUM. to twenty five cents for the joint
results of their days angling but
the little boys, not fish -mongerS, and
wishing to carry their well,filled
strings home, refused to sell, and
started home at a bliSk. walk, where
upon the negro man held a whisper
ed consultation with the woman, and
Immediately quickening his pace, he
was soon along side of the little
boys, who had noticed his eagerness
to become possessed of their spoils
and endeavored to leave him. HAY
ing caught up with them, he discard
ed the pretext of persuasion, but,
drawing a pistol, he leveled it upon
them, and ordered them to "stand
and deliver )" and the. Young sports
men being entirely without arms,
immediatelycohe the point, gave
up the fish, and fed incontinently,
leaving the sable Dick Turpin master
of the field, with flashing honors
thick upon him.
But to be serious, this circumstance
is suggestive: Those of the freed
men who have refused to hire. are
fast becoming ralpced to beggary,
and many of them have already felt
the pangs Of hunger, consequently
they have taken to the swamps and
fields, seeking sustenance off the
denizens of the forest; and when
they fail to procure sufficient game
to satisfy the cravings of ..tgthe fox
under under the belt" they must
haverecourse to stealing and robbery
to supply their wants, We are hap.
py to say but few of the freedmen
ara now without the proper employ
ment : and sueh acts as the above ]
are not characteristic of them as a
class but it is well that our citizens
should be careful how they allow
their children to become subject to
tire tender mercies of these woodland
marsuders, and when little boys 90
out, they should take care not to
fall in with any Of these gentry of the
highway.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20
From an Occasional Correspondent

NEW-ORLEANs, Feb. IS, go.
FRIEND BosWoRTH Here IS all
there is of monetary and cotton news
this A. NJ. Sales of cotton for the
past three days have been very light.
News from Liverpool last night I'M
favorable, but don't know how long
it will last--probably until a few
heavy operators have filled their or
dcrs, and then it will be up again
until they sell out--and then the
same game viii be played over again.
We are having plenty of rain to-
day Are anxiously looking for a
bright spot in the heavens through
which "old Sol" may show his smil-
ing face. sft.E5
Received a letter from, Apalachi-
cola this morning announcing the
death of Capt. John d. Adkins. He
was with Lockhart & Young when
we were there IN the good Old days.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20
FoK STAPLE GOODS, nj New Yors.
prices, &c immediately 10
n. B. HEsDoRFFER.

bT'It was recently our pleasure to
enjoy a most comfortable nap on an
elegant sleeping ear of the /" Crescent
City and Rip Van Wrinkle Line
We say "a nap;' well, we didn't
sleep sractiy twenty years, as the IA
Jhous " Rip y Is said to have done !;
but we slept about one hundred and
ninety milesl Indeed, so costly and
comfortably were we situated that
we snorcd like all the "seven sleep.
ers," and hated to quit when we did.
Mr.. James Rust, the ever courteous
and accommodating conductor. has
our Acknowledgements for the kind
attention which be has several times
paid us while travelling on this line.
Such men as Mr.. Rust are an acces-
sion to any institution; and persons
wishing to take a snooze betweon
Louisville and New Orleans, could
not be in better luck than to fall into
his hands while on the trip. We
vouch for the fact that they will re.
: Five the most gentlemanly treatment
70 be found on any road on the con.
Ainent
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

While returning from New Or
leans recently, it was our pleasure to
meet several prominent members of
the Mississippi press gang: Col.
Pryor, the facetious senior of the
Water Valley Edyte; d. E. Overall,
Esq, editor in future of The Oronian,
at Oxford; and Col. L. NJ. Yerger.
late of the Vicksburg He,uld. These
knights of the quill were, as usual,
full Of genial spirits and enlivened
a lively jest; the exchange of wit
and repartee was such as is expected
when a number of the disciples OF
Addisonand yunius Join their-Noiees;
the " flow Of-s0ul1 was refresllino':
the laugh went round; and ere we
had become the least sleepy we had
reached home. 1t is seldom our good
fortune to fall in with such number
OF "Jolly, good fellows )" we babe
them az seroir hoping to meet them.
in the "mild September" and greet
them welcomes tosfhc amen city of
the celestials-
Happy to meet, and sorry to part,
And happy to meet again.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20
f-@eeeN
For BARGAINs, Ladies should xs srr
sn1diaicIy to NIB. HEsDoRFFER.

EVrOur thanks are due and are
cordially rendered to Capt. I. S.
Williams-the able Superintendent
OF the N. o., j. & G.. n. II. R.-for
favors which are highly appreciated.
Whenever we can be of any service
toyou or the road, Captain, just COM
mand us.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

Mr.. a. S. Liyermore, the generous
Superintendent of the Miss. s. Tenn.
II. H., has our thanks for a yearly
complimentary pass over his road.
Mr.. Lvermore is, we think, deserved.
~ the most popular among the edi-
1orial brotherhood, of any railroad
man in the State Of Tennessee. s.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

CHOICE MUsrc.AT first twenty
pieces of Hitchcock's Half Dime Sc
ries of Music ire now ready. They
can be had hy enclosing the price to
-the publisher. We ask attention to
Nhe advertisement, to be found IN
to.day's paper.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20
Great Reduction of Prices in
Winter Goods.
Happy to meet, and sorry to part,
And happy to meet again.

Let every one read this as it inter.
ests every body-it is Il fact worth
knowIns,Y land especially to all that
want 10 savb mmlpy-thaf yod ea5,
buy all kinds of winter goods cheap
now at G. i. Gross cheap store. re.
gardlcss OF cost. Come EVERYDAY
and satisfy yourselves that this is
no humbug. 81
SIZZLING OFF At COST.
Mr. A. Il. Dancy now offers his
immense variety of Mems, Yonths,
and Boys Clothing, Notions fine
Dry Goods in piece, Boots, shoes
etc, at COST. He means what he
says-he sells at cost for cash.
Persons wishing to purchase any
thing in the above mentioned line
will do well to call on Mr.. Dancy
before purchasing elsewhere. We
guarantee that he will give satisfac,
ton to all
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

gV'We ask attention to the card
of Mr.. James Martin, of No. lib Ca
nal St, New Orleans. We have seen
Mr.. Martins stock of boots, shoes,
trunks, etc, and, in point of variety
and quality, it is unsurpassed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20
Yours truly.

n CHYRR.
From the n. 0. Cotton Circular and Merchants
and Brokers Price Current
There il nothing in the recent m owe
ment Of the money market that calls FOR special
notice. Currency shows steajiS increase, while
the demands for accommodation exhibit an nnrnis-
takai1e deduction. Rates at interest and discount
continue to rue as heretofore. however and we
again repeat previous guIes, as follows w per
cent. per amin at bank and IG2l4 q cent per
month oat Of doors for shart gilteGged paper aud
io@l2 per cent. per anuum for loug ditod notes,
secured by strictly vtY mortgage
CoTT0S-The market has Teen ,xcecdincIv dlIl.
sluggish and inaninne during the past tn &c days
Adgices from ell outside points were adverse to
holders throughout, and buyers uniformly declined
to pure base except at concessions, which most fac.
to.s refused TO make 1t is hardly necessary.
therefore. to state that operations were partially
suspended from the opening of the week. or that
factors who deemed it advisable to realize had to
except reduced Prices. Ia fact, the Offering supply
has been at no time Deter than nominal, as tle
Iefing rates on saturday caused general cover
Ing up Of salnp es and Y ie lion Of all subsequent
evertures made by purchasers.
For n pSHEEsE OF ali tiscriptiorsa 80 inn
EzacIiaspEy 10 III p uT10aprTEp
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20
, Clothing. AT COST, at TUNSTALL
. AZ BAllDWIN'S. 81
More sonthsrn Ingenuity.

Rev. ii. Ii. Beard, of .Coahoma
county, Miss, has invented new
levering machine, which he calls the
Lever Chief, and with which, at an
expense Of $50 per day, (Which in
cludes the wages of four. men, six
mules, &c, &c.,) he expects to do
the work of 200 able bodied hands
Tho necessary arrangements have
beermsde for patent The model
is on exhibition at Port Gibson. ~
Bring yonr mersheen" up this
way, Mr.. Beard.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

AS viii be seen from an advertise.
menu in another column, DR.. IA.
Clopton, the celebrated physician oof
Huntsville, Ala, viii be in Canton
soon. He will remain here but one
day, and we advise all persons
afflicted with any of the Ills men.
toned in his card, 10 give him a cal,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

The CITY HOTEL, New Orleans.
is still, as it has ever been. one of
the best houses South. Persons 40.
journing in the Crescent City, will
find that its accommodations are not
|e.Selled by any house in the cour.
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MISSISSIPPI n TENNESSEE n. n.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.


Express. Mail
Leave Grenada 2.t0AM 10 Is A N
Arrive at Memphis $50 AN 3lSPM
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Memphis s3S M 4l5PM
Arrive at Grenada 2l5PM 955 NJ
- Both trains connect at Grenada with trains on
Nile. Central r. II.
Mail train makes close connection at Memphis
with trains on Memphis aud Louisville 4. r. for
oil parts North.
Passengers taking the Express Train arrive in
memphis $50 A. M.-can remain all day and re-
turn IN evening. as
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

Go to TUNsTALL s. BALDWIN
for your Dry Goods. Prices greatly
reduced. 50
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

ca Wednesday evening", Feb. 10, Mt resi-
deuce of Mr.. James Bunk, by Rev. T. NJ
Ward, Mr.. A. B. COLEMAN and Miss EanA J,
BCRK
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20
o1F'
cog
rE, THE
ailERICAN SHUTTLE
SEUING lIACHIID !

rstailed at price within the reach 81 all. This
Macmne uses a straight needle, maclkes the LOCR
SllICH-alike on both sides-Ias a seIf,adjustirp Ten,
SION, and can do every kind of sewing. II will her
bmd cord, braid, seam, quilt tuck ruire and gather
will work equally well on silk linen wooen, or colt on
goods, with silk, linen, or cotton thread
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

.IHE WEEKLY OXoStA&.--Messrs. =. q. Sbonp
and E E. Overall have issued prospectn for the
publication of a new paper at Oxford, Miss. 1t
will be an eight column she ct, and 50 pea aunum
will be the subscription price
G4y- We learn from the Good man
Stor that the Hon. James Drane, of
Choctaw, has had a third stroke Of
paralysis. and fears wer entertained
that he would not recover.
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5lco 9Ot>ttiscnlcnts.
Notice ID EbeEbgaE,s.

4 IL persons indebted tn the late firm of
- oLEARY L CURRAN are respectful,
Iy roqn ssted to come forward and make set
Element within
-Tjcenty days from this date,-
an acc Gun IS renal lug unpaid, at the expi-
ratons Of the said twenty davs. will be
placed in tire hands Of an attorney for col.
lection.
r5A. Ctme 'crward ana save costs Of suit.
Feb. %. 'G9.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-02-20

blary A. Lipscomb.
To March Term, 1869, Madison c,iro7;,
ana Chanoery Court, Mississippi.
Judgment for Sl6eS co.
r Urine of the above described writ 70
- me directed By the Clerk of said Court. |
VIII expo3e to public sale, to the highest
o,ddef Tor cash, before the court house door
OF sad county of Madison, State of Mlssjs-
sipPl, IN lie city CT Canton, on
Hondly, the LIST day of March, 1869.
h %. n the hours prescribed by law for Sler
II $ sales. the following described land to vii .
n J. sec l. 7 9, r q, W. of SEA sec /. r q
Il | =, s. Of E3 of SEA sec SO, ITO. RE,
/ sec /, t 9, Z living East of PantErr
Crek, containing in all 300 acres, more or
less; lying in Madison county, STATE Of MIS-
s,sI'PPI-and will be sold to satisfy the above
styled Dec.e. interest, and all costs.
GEO. MOORMAE, shf:
sheriff 5 Office, Canton, 1Iissl
Feb 6, 1879 A.
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LANDRETH'S SEEDS
10000 PAPERS,

Shaker SEEDS, Iaaa onion 5Sas,l
ALL FRESH from the growers.
Don't fail to call soon, as the " frs
choice I" is an item worthy of con
sideration. TJan. 3O-tf