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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

tcndeIey. Wf Quote
Pale Com H. NJ 90 o013 0O Cattle bush 900
n. X, Com w. 4 NJ IL DDdG DOL MiIed y sd
Croton Erosts M 20 0Odl2 O0 Goat kush ....."..N1-
Philadelphia Fronts. Is O0aO col
FIRE Brick No LA COmnon, bb............9l rs
W. K, del..... W O0t5 Dol Lump, p Dbl. % 90
Ne 9Bph Sosp 20 O0df5 O0l Lsibs Eastern q % %
GENET o
kotend1s bbL.... 81 OO0-l NOva Scotia y f5 OOu
Nova Scotia b., y 500 -
lCsle East kCitT " ton. . l0d-
BEERwAx-Tbs demand moderate and the steady at
49c for Ysliw Western aud southern; sales $4,000 H.
BRISTLEs unchanged the moderator quote
tc US2 81 for American Gray White.
BROOM COMMITS demand exceeds the supply the markets.
better; sHles Of Green al 22d25c u 10.
COTTON MARKET quiet and without features except probably
still greater depression the low grades the demand manly 10 an
small orders receipts has far smaller than last week
bales iJ hat arrive Of yblch 500 bales tsken by sRuusr ans
bales BY pecasS APd 7J5 bAs ~ k16s We qnOle Is follows
Upland, Ge Aobid. N. OresbL TsIaa
Good Ordinary. 96i PSI 2J III
Low hiddhbg 27l12a 2i1za 2861si 2In7sl
NiddiBE....,.r.. 2gia2ji 2si90 80 d2sl 7si9lI
COFFBLIbs .At Bio held hI Upsrs Ia The Ualsd slllsa
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THE MARKETS.
[Carsfully reported for THE TRIBUNE.

Carefully reported for The TRIBUNE
TuHsDAY. April ~. 1863
AsHBSThs mITsi steady bu q ,aei Of 30 bbls at ~ o2.o
o. IS for Pos Pearls nominal
BUILDING MATBRIALS-An articles oomlDE under this beading
have nston moderate demand and prices generally have downward
tendency. We quote:
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MEAS.

Potatoes sbundsnt and ontnu. to work down Zone Ia
Goodrich and HArrson offering y bb Pssohhows worth
81 20 IN double headed barrels and % Is bulk Cabbage
log hom Charleston and selling at 5000 100 Peas abun
dsn ohs late Charleston arrivals being they
freight good onI brought about 90 50 buh We
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MOLASSRS-Dusne light IA all grii,s tn, soc.
ige and rather Increasing and price, though ogha anessE
We about t5de Tor LATedi Wdec for
Masoovio d Tor Porto Rioo Sa 0o for EBz,h Island aud 70
8e for EeuOsns sales Of snail lots Porto Rico .hu the
NAVAL STOREs-Crnis THpentins 10 quiet snail sass Spirits
steady With fair trade Of l78 bba RofHs s
Of 700 bbA al qaoistosa TaIu quiet w. aeste; -.
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finantiaI.

OyHcs sAyx DEPOSIT COMPANY oy SHv YoRK,
Eoa I4a aud ii6 Broadway, corner Lbertyst, I
NRwYoRK, April 49, 1859
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN
i DIRECTORS oftbe sAPB DEPOSIT COMPANY OF NETWORK
and for THREE INSPECTORS OF ELECTION will be held the Ocs
Company i2 and 6 Broadway MONDAY the 10th day
Of NAY 1860 between the hours OF u noon aud p NJ
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? VIII
FERTILIZERS.

Ruet apples the ouy worth e69S7R hhl
Some from CAons received bad order and
qnotshe few hobouse beu brought 50 qt, with
peaches At Sl8 y dot, and grapes at $90pb.
FRUITS AND HUTs-DRIED.
Receipts dried % packages With B72 bush peanuts Every
thing quiet the dried fruit line rhHbab beginning tafe esr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

Receipts IN packages f the week which are more thar Tor
the previous corresponding week s fe 7a The arrivals
for The week ended sIred previous week for nearly tao years
least still gool demand they kept from iccumut
aud nearly the bgns OF last week
Tb feeling good and them fast received Involves avery
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10
InsaneFreak Of the Empress Carlotta

The French journals tell a painful
story. A few days back lady ele-
gantly dressed, and wearing many
diamonds, drove mp to the house of
IL gentleman at Enghein, a village
near Paris, and presenting herself as
the Queen OF Spain said that she de-
sired to rent his house, and wished
to he allowed 20 visit it. He pro-
ceeded to show her over it. but her
manner was strange, and after a
while she addressed him as Sire !"
He naturally came to the conclusion
that she was lunatic, but was ma
turally embarrassed az to what he
should do. Presently, however, two
we'll dressed men arrived.
The lady at first started on seeing
them, but followed quietly, and they
took their way. They told the gen
tleman that she was very great
lady, that her mind was affected. and
that she had escaped from Paris on
her way to the Pyrenees, where she
had been ordered by her physicians.
The gentleman subsequently learned
that she was no less a parsonage
than the sister of the King of the
Belgians, the sIster-in law of the En-.
peror of Austria, the cousin of the
Queen of England-the widow of
Macmillan, Emperor of Mexico.
She is hopeleSsly mad.
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COMMERCIAL.
New ORLEANS, July Z, GP. NJ

New ORLEANS, July 7, GP. NJ.
FRIEND BOSwoRTH
The market to-day, as for the past
three or four days, has been very
quiet. The sales have been 1874 bales,
at easier prices, although not quota
bly, lower. We quote 273@2S4 for
ordinary; 294@3s4 for good, ordina-
ry; 3140313 for low middling ; and
325033 for middling.
Yesterday morning gold opened IN
New York at 1871, and to-day it
closed at 1851. Somebody's hurt.
Cotton market there closed today at
348c. for Orleans middling, against
Soc. yesterday,
Last week 10000 barrels of Xxx
flour, sold here, in one lot, for ex-
port to Liverpool, at So per Dbl.
On the 1st inst. had on hand
here $4,000 bbls. pork, 900 casks ba-
con, LOO bales India bagging, 1850
pieces Ky. bagging, $4,000 bags cot
fee, $4,000 sacks Liverpool salt, TO-
900 bushels bulk salt, 5000 hhds.
Louisiana sugar-sO that of necessa-
ries for farmers, there is enough on
hand to supply them promptly.
Yours truly,
tHYRRH.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
The Florida ratification makes. we
believe, the twenty fifth State that
has ratified the Fifteenth Amend
nrnt of the Constitution, providing
for impartial suffrage to male citi-
Zens above the age of twenty-one
years, throughout the United States,
without distinction of race or color
The whole number of States at pres
cut is thirty seven. The approval
by the legislatures of three fourth of
these. thirty seven is necessary to fix
this amendment as a part of "ihe
supreme law of the land" Twenty.
Eight State, therefore, being neces'
sary, three more will yet be needed
to meet the requisition.
With the reassembling of Congress
in December, we may expect Impair
tial suffrage to be proclaimed as
fixed in the supreme law, with the
power to Congress to enforce it, and
so. after this year, the negro vote in
all the States, North as we'll as
South, will have to be taken into
the estimate of the politicians.-N
Y. Herald.
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COMING

For the American Citizenl
Coming! coming! ali, the sound
That to the heart gives joy,
Breathes a balm, a blessing found
Which ssght else can't alloy.
He comes He comes the'magic sound
Pulsates the heart, whate' around
Smiling smiling that he comes
That his eye, unseen. does mark
Greetings heartfslt-best of welcomes
Wait him way till after dark.
pheasant dreams and pleasant memories
Are justly part of youthful vagaries.)
Meeting. meeting. Oh ! the heart
What to ii Is happier hour?
He feels, he kno,cs that no art
Can change the fragrance of the flower,
joy well felt. but unexpressed
Is to them now, as when assessed.
Loving. loving an, the word
Cant really picture what was theirs.
Twas what we'd call what we've head
match by Heaven, not by tears.
Coming smiling meeting loving
What remains, but q happy wedding!
TRISTAN.
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Mr. Seward as a Proph Of.

!. We mentioned few days ago that
Mr.. Seward assigned as one reason
f6f making,his long journey to China
That he. expected IL break up in the
"A Administration of President Grant
within "a year, and he was anxious to
be az far away as. possible when that
should occur.
Mr.. Seward has tried his skill as a
prophet before, but the event proved
him false prophet rather than a
true one. He predicted that the re-
belliOn would blow over in ninety
days, and significantly boosted that
nobody was hnrt, thereby implying
THAT nobody would be hurt. He
proved to be- as far from the truth
that time as he now desires to get
from Gen. Grants Administration.
In his present representation
there, is at least possibility that
Mr.. Seward may turn out to be in
the right. we see that the Herald
which has long been noted for it's
lpOlitical ,sagacity-takes the same
view as Mr.. Seward of the pros ,,ect
before us. The Herald says:
i" An incipient war has commence
ed; indicating the breaking mp of the
Republicanparty and Of Gen. Grants
Administrations" -
Thus we see that the Herald sus.
tains Mr.. Seward in his opinion OF
the fate which awaits the Admins
tratiOn, The next question is, will
the Reran support Mr.. Seward as
- candidate for President 2 The
/ Commercial Adrertiser would be pref
ty sure to support him; and if the
Her0M should do 80, he would then
have two papers in his fayor.-N Y
SIM.
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Mississippi News.

The Palladium says Oklahoma has
established a tobacco factory.
The Daily Meridian Gazette says
Gov. Sharkey speaks of removing to
Washington.
w. w. Leland, of POntOtOc, has
become associate editor of the COrinth
Nelcs
Mr.. j. 2. Allen has become associ-
ated in the editorial management of
the Meridian Flag.
We observe from the Clarion that
there are two negroes on the U. S.
District Court Grand Jury.
The Port Gibson Standard an
nounces the fact that cOlOred men
are now sitting in the jury box in
Claiborne county.
We lean from the Clarion that
the residence of Mrs. Kearns, near
JACK son, was burned July Sd. Fire
accidental.
The Vicksburg Times notices the
return TO the State of the notorious
carpet-bagger Peleg P. Bailey. He
is hunting office.
The Yazoo Banner, July I'd, speaks
in glowing terms of the beautiful
growth of the corn and cotton crops,
and of the promise now given of an
abundant harvest.
The Times July 4th, says DR..
Smith has been appointed Mayor of
Vicksburg, rice B. Ii Polk, removed
by King AmeS.
The Water Valley Eagle says that
the Cotton Manufacturing Company
of that place have now sufficient
funds subscribed to put the machine
ry in full operation.
We learn from the Port Gibson
Standard that Thomas Richardson,
colored man, and native of Clai-
borne county, has been admitted to
the bar.
The Crystal Springs Herald says
a wedding recently came off at Dry
Grove, where the bride had scarcely
reached her tenth year, the groom
being over six feet high, and thirty
| eight years OF age.
The Goodman Star, July Sd, says a
negro named Henry attempted to
commit an outrage OH the person oil
"A lady near Goodman, i'll Attala
county, June ODD. He failed, being
frightened by the cries of the lady's
daughter, He was arrested, con
fessed, and on being conveyed to Du
rant, was res :red by diguised men
and is now missing.
TheA Oronian, July Sd, says tina
on the 18th ult., Dr. L. WarrentOn
near Oxford, whipped freedman
and his three daughter for hog steal
ing. On the 21st, the oldest daugh
ter died. The negroes and thei
friends believe size died from lnju
ries received from the whipping
Gen. Ames sent squad to arres
DR.. W., but he could not be found.
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CARD
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
June 2Sth. 1869

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
"a June 28th, 1869
T'othc- Teachers of the State Of Miss:
The long-postponed meeting Of the
State Teachers Association, will
take place in the City of jackson, on
"Wednesday, the 145h of July. All
Teachers who. are already enrolled
as members are expected to be pres
ent, and all other teachers of the
State are earnestly urged to attend
aud enroll their names as members
of the Association.
e Prof. Geo NJ. Edgar is the Annual
Orator. Committees to whom was
assigned the business of reporting Oh
important subjects to the A>socia
ton, are reminded of their appoint
ments, aud respectfully urged to bt
prepared to report.
BY order of the Association.
JNo. n. WADDEL, Pres't
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Notice to Teachers.

DIR. Waddel has called a meeting
pf the State Teachers Association,
at ,this place on Wednesday, the
l4fh inst, and the undersigned resi-
dent Teachers, respectfully request
all meh) bers of said Association de
signing to attend said meeting, TO
forward their names that suitable
accommodations may he made fol-
their entertainment while here.
II. w. PIERCE.
~: w. G. WHITE,
WM. THURMoND.
Jackson, Miss.
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TESTIMONIALS.

The Waters Pianos are known as among the
yery best.-N. Y Epangelist.
We can speak OF the merils If the Waters Pr
amos from personal knowledge MS being of the very
best quality. Christian Inteliigencer.
The Waters Pianos built OF the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. -14dorcate and
Journal.
Oar friends will find at Mr.. Waters store the
very best assortment of Pianos, Melodeons and
Organs to be found in the United States-GTd-
hams Magazine.
MUSICAL DoINGs.-Since Mr.. Waters gave up
publishing sheet music. be has devoted his whole
capital and attention to the manufacture and sale
of Pianos and Melodeons. He has Just issued a
catalogue of his instruments. giving new
scale Of prices, which shows p, marked reduction
from former rates and his Pianos have recently
heen awarded the first premium at several Fairs
Many people of the present day, who are attracted
not confused. with the flaming advertiser ents
of rival piano houses, prob bly overlook the mod
est manufacturer like Mr.. Waters but we happe 7
TO know thai his instruments earned him goot
| reputation long before Expositions and honors
connected Herewith were ever thought OF indeed
we have one of Mr.. Voters Pianoiortes now In ou
residence (where it has stood for years.. OF which
any manufacturer in the world might well b'
| proud. We have always been delighted with 1t n
| a sweet toned and powerful instrument. and Their
is no doubt oil its durability more than this SOM
OF the best amateur players in the city. as well q
several celebrated pianist, have performed on tn
same piano, and all pronounce it a superior am
| frst-class instrument. Stronger endorsement W
could not give.-Hoine Journal.
l April "a, ls69-ly
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/FRuIT GROWERS CONVENTION -
Don't forget the meeting of the
South. Western Fruit Growers As
sociation which is to he held in jack:
son, On the Second Wednesday, .he
18th inst. Samples of fruit in pack
ages of one-fourth of "a buslIel, OF
less, will be transported by the FIX.
pfess Company, Tree of charge, il
directed to llp Secretary Of the As
sociatioh, care of DR.. Robert Kells,
or MI. 4. L. Hatch, jackson. -.
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~ The meeting of the ,NIadiso

EVThs meeting of the Madison
County Temperance Society, at the
court house, -or: "Wednesday night.
was largely attended .C0. $. s.
Calhoon entertained the audience,
for one hour, in one of finest address
es we have listened to, upon the sub
ject Of temperance, for many years.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

rE Rev. II. Abbey will deliver a
public address on intrmperlnee, at
the courthouse, next Wednesday
evening, the 14th inst, ut s o'clock.
Ladies are Hrviteds If@rre r-re, raa
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Paint for Farmers, &C.

Paint for Farmers, &c.
TINE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co.
i are now manu- factoring the best, cheap
est and most durable PAINT in use two coats
well put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oh, viii last
10 or Is wears it is of light brown or beautiful
chocolate color and be changed to green, lead
stone drab olive, cream, to suit the taste Of the
consumer. It is valuable for Houses Fences. Barns,
Carriage and Car makers, Pals and Wooden-ware,
Agricultural Implements, Canal Boats. Vessels and
Ships Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and Single Roofs,
lit being Fire and Water-proof) Floor Oil Cloths,
lose manufacturer having used 900 bbls the past
year } and as Paint for any purpose, is unsnr-
passed for bndy, durability, elasticity, and adhe.
siveness Price S. per Dbl. of 800 lbs, which will
| supply farmer for years to come. Warranted in
ali cases above. Send for circular which gives
all particulars. None genuine unless branded in a
| trade mark. Grafton Mineral Paint. Persons can
order the Paint and remit the money on receipt Of
the goods. Address
| DANIEL BIDWELL,
| June 27-6n 254 Pearl Street New York
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Married.

At the residence of Ben. Garrett,
i'll Canton, on Wednesday evening
last, by Rev. Mr.. Montgomery, HOUs-
TON BURRIs, (cOl'd,) of Yazoo City,
to ELLA MONTGOMERY, (col'd,) of
this city.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

VIf you want the best fruit cans,
tin-ware, house-furnishing goods,
wood and willow ware, lightning
rods, pumps or cooking stoves, buy
from J. A. He:ron-sign of the big
coffee pot. colin.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

gH'I offer my stock oEcnstOm-made
shoes, not boots, at cost for the cash
They are all fine aud well made.
A. Il. DANCY
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List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office ut Canton, on
July l, 1869.
Alexander, Mrs VIM Law, Mary E =
Alsworth, Berj H homss, b A.
arriving, Samuel Leege, Andrew
Askew, Eliza Madley, John
Briscoe, Mrs u Magruder, Jno
Barnes, Josephine Miller, Sarah
Brown, 5 D Montgomery, NJ A
Browns A Milton, Sam
Brown, Silva Moore, James
Bowles, Maggie Meredith, DR. r W
Boston, Julia McKie, Mrs DIR
Barbour, Sam McMurphy, VIM
Burrough, Henry McGee, Julius
Beard, Jhhn McDuf, RF
Brown, D'w. Nelson, Matte
Blown, Annie Nelson, S
Btscksn. T j Owen, Ann
Bland, Ju'ianN Obemeyer, Marvis
BurrOugh, g Prater, Geo W
Byron, John G Pit.man, Thos
Conoyer, Ciemintine Pritchard, John
Cox G A Quillen, james
Coz, Laura 3 Roberts, Mrs B
Chcntapy Jack Robinson, Col John
Corrin, Thomss Rodgers, Maggie
Clinton, Col X Smith, Laughln
Coleman. Dave c 2 Smith, Moliie D
Dublin, Julieth Smith, Z G F
,Davis' James =: Smith, l. L
Den son, Alfred c Smith, WmF
Dickson, Olivia Smith,
Dorsey, John Smith, Mary H R
Daverson, II A Smith, John
Duran, Miss Mandy Sumner, Mrs Mat
Dulrannois, W Slaughter, Matilda
Davis, Edward Scaunell, Sue2
Esiell, Hiram Slegg.
Edwards, James Sutherland, Mrs John
Forbes, A A Scott, Bette
Fincher, Miss A L Smallwood, Mary
Falvey, j W q Taylor, Rocksey
FlournUy, Ticknor. DR. II
Finchsr, AHnle Tavey, Eugenia
Fauner, b Turner, Henry
Griffin. Mrs Gen. Thompson, Emily
Griffin, W J Thomson, Miss N @
Gaford; Sailie William. Lucy
Goodyear, + A 2 Weeks, II VI
Hinton, Eugene II Webster,
Perrod, Susan Watson Magyar
Holmes, Amy Wallace. Mrs +
Hunt. Harry Wells, Washington
Hsrviu, Mariah Watkins, G
Flulm, Maggie Winter, Nancy
Hooper, Sallie Williams, Sarah
Heron, JH Williamson, d
Jones, Vine wiltshire, Charles
johnson. Mily Yancey, Frank W
rm- Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised.
N. n. SMITH, p. N.
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Sgi have on band a large lot Of
comnion coftonatle and linen ready
made'gdbds ! hHt'l@itt s,'fi ehcap fol"
the Tai,ry.r PLANTERS, who have their
freedmen to supply with such goods
would dc well ~ call and scs my
stock before purchasing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

GYMSAsTIc CLUB.--The young
men OF Canton have formed ~ Gyms
nastic Club, and have erectedin the
park various fixtures to indulge in
the healthy eSefSise:, -. - -, =. =
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

EsCome aud by your spring and
summer cIssinere SUIT ar'A.-B. Dan.
cy's, where they are. being sold very
cheap Tor cash.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

tRThe largest and most complete
stock OF PUSHING TACKLE ever
brought to this market. consisting
of many varieties of hooks. Chinese
and j Ipanese grass lines, hair, silk
and cotton lines, corks and floats,
patent minnow and fly baits-min
now nets, seiues, &c, at Wholesale
and retail by too
10 IL ii GwINNER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

English Female Bitters will cure your wife.
Il F B never failsto give entire satisfaction.
A certain uterine tonic, E F B.
EFF D currs all forms OF female arrangements.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10
w AT RS
NEW SCALE PIANOS
With Iron Frame, OveTstrung Bass, an6
Agraffe Bridge.
Melodeons and Cabinet Organs,
The. Best Manufactured; Warranted for
Six Years.

Unity new and second hand Pianos, Melodeons
IL and Organs of six fl st-class makers, at lon
prices for cash. or one-third cash and the balance
in Monthly Instalments. Secondhand lnstru-
ments at great bargains. Illustrated Catalogue
nailed Warerooms 4sl Broadway, New York.
HORACE WATERS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

GET your preserving kettles, brass
aud porcelains, at Clark 4 Baldwin's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

$1,000 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
See advertisement Of American Shut,
tie Sewing Machine in our advertis-
ing columns. T 1y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

fRE-I will sell good wooden coat
aud pipts for IS and others in pro.
portion. A. b. Danny.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10

Dxinig"o'e Zoos TInchu sells At ohs dollar.
Dromgtole c.. Is Bly1fs'tftAaes Everybody.
For ehaaryli-eNses, ass bromsvoIe 4 O. y Bacas
Drcmsoole 4 Co.'s Daehu eares gravel and gleet.
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GET your oil cloths 1rt CLARK &
Baldwin, tr'H - tS ~ ~.
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CANTON PRICES CURRENT
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP

THE partnership heretofore existing eb>
tween the undersigned is this day dissolved
by mutual consent of the partners.
MR. W. j. CURRAN,-
ouly, is authorized to collect the assets or
use the name of the firm in liquidation.
IG. S. OLEARY,
]. CURRAN.
Canton, Feb. Is, 1869.
The undersigned will continue, at the old
stand of the late firm, on the East side of
Court Square. the business heretofore con-
Quoted by O'Leary d Curran, and will be
pleased to see his old patrons and the public
generally.
j. CURRAN.
Feb. 20, 1869.
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Local Intellig en- G 9.
SATURDAY. JULY 10; 1863

IY'The weather continues extreme
ly warm and dry the crops in this
vicinity are suffering, for rain. 49,,
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WCouHty Warrants can be had
Mt II. Winters or 5. l.. Mosby's,
from 81 75 to go. 2G-lf
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GET YOUR your fruit jars al. Clark s
Baldwin's.. ... $500.
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Jackson, Miss.

GET , our tin-ware at Clark & Bald
wins.
= -
R,d pianhG1 Remedy for children.
/. u r co"is. quiet- and checks The bowels.
r D II cures nausea and vomitiul.
For diarIhgI, nothing equals K D R.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-10
TO SUFFERING HUMANITY.
DIR. A. S. LEE, of Canton.
OFFERS to the community and country gener
" ally bis celebrated
ELECTRIC L[NIMENT.

Or wherever applied to pain.
Nothing o, the kind ever offered to the public
gives so much general satisfaction as DIR. 1iE
ELECTRIC EMINENT.
Those who are suffering from any OF the above
diseases can not find any remedy. in the shape OF
Liniments that will give them speedy relief as
DR. LEES ELECTRIC LIN1MENT.
He will Keep constantly on hond at Casseil u
aughns' and Mosby l. Richards good supply oil
his wonderful cure.