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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-28
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fur f1ttltdbessstrten unsssiaen,

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GERMAN CATH. PRINTING co.
(Box 1902 St. Paul, MINI.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Cantsn Cotton Market.
CuYRRH.

Tho past week opened with unu.
sual dizziness and dependency, ow.
ing to the heavy decline reported in
the cotton markets Of Liverpool aud
New York, as well az the low price
Of gold, which is supposed by the
uniformed to affect the price of
cotton. Despite the unfavorable ac-
counts, or market became unite
active, at a slight decline from last
weeks prices.
The supply offered during the
week was quite liberal, and the do
mand was active, at prices VARYING
from 21q TO % e., and when trade
was taken in part payment, 23I
could I've obtained for choice lots of
strict middling. At the hour of go
ing to press, slight reaction is re-
ported by kilograms, showing an
advance of fully one cent on yester-
dsN's quotations. n.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
.UANTON.NM MISS.
SATURDAY. NOV. Is, 1869.
UApologies are always irksome

TApologies are always irksome,
but we feel that on presenting the
CITIZEN in half size two successive
issues, some explanation is due to
our subscribers. 1t is soon given:
After waiting till late hour last
night for paper due on Wednesday
morning, from Vicksburg, we learned
that, through the cu!pable ignorance
or inattention of the route agent on
the V. & NJ. RR., it had not been
transferred at Jackson, but allowed
to keep on its way to Meridian or
'some other seaportcity." Of course
we could do nothing but CURVE
mean grin, and bear it, and use the
remnant of paper we had on hand.
But maybe we did not "blcss" that
express agent. Well, perhaps we
didn't. Will the piously inclined
reader, when he beholds the present
diminuiive sheet, help us to pray
for that fellowi We hope so, for
his last /" sin of omission is griev-
Gus.
However, our balfsheet contains
more reading matter than any other
paper in the county and we trust il
is not wholly devoid of interest.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
COMMERCIAL.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1869.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1869.
FRIEND BoswoRTH:
Our cotton market has been quite
active during the past ten days, but
at continually receding prices. The
sales for the week ending the 9th,
were 800 bales, the market closing
at 233c for good ordinary; "a "a Gle
for low middling; and 24a a 24Ic
for middlns. Since then the sales
have been 25,200 bales, of which
$500 were sold today. The market
closes this evening at 223 for good
ordinary % G23t for low middling;
and 53F for middling. being a de.
cline of fully l cent per pound since
Friday evening last. kilograms from
Liverpool and New York show a de
cline in both markets, to-day. At
Liverpool the sales were 10, 900 bales,
che market closing at 112d for
Orleans midd ling.
In other Departments of trade bus
hess is only moderate. Several car.
goes 90 coffee have lately arrived
and others are due. Two cargOes
$500 bags) were sold yesterday.
The receipts of new sugar aud mo-
lasses are increasing daily, and are
generally sold on arrival sugar al
lit a 139c per pound, and molasses
at so to 0Oc per gallon.
Pork and bacon are in light sup
ply; the former selling in small lots
at S32 "a $3.50 per barrel and the
latter at II a l71c for shoulders
and 20 q 203c for sides, If bacon
keeps rising in price as cotton zoe.
down, planters will learn to make il
at home.
The receipts of grain arc light
Corn is held at s1.O73 "a s115 pei
busheL Two vessels we're taken III
today tol5ad with wheat for Liver
posf, at I'D per bushel. They vii
take Ol0oO bushels each.
Louisiana rice is in good supply
and is selling at Z a SIC per pound
for ordinary TO choice.
Broom corn is readily taken a
$3.50 to 5000 per ton.
Yours truly,
CuYRRH.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
SIleriM,s sale.

VIM. Mcbride, Admir-. venii,ion E1porns.
vs.. To March Term, A.
". J. Kendall. D. 1870. Madison
Circuit Court.
Judgment 9Th day of October, 1866 for
the sum of $50 :. e
DI VIRTUE of this above described writ,
~ to me directed by the Clerk of said
Chnrt, | will expose to public sale to- the
highest bidder, for cash, before the Conrt-
3ouSe door of said county of Madison, Stste
Of Mississippi, in the city of Canton, on
Monday, 9th dag Of December, 1869,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described Real Estate. to>wit ::
Beginning at stake two hundred feet due
South of tho Southwest corner of the female
Academy, on Liberty street, thence South
with said street one hundred feet, thence
East four hundred feet, thence North one
hnnGGed feet, thence West four hundred feet
to the beginning.
Levied on as the property Of W. J. Ken
dun, and will he sold to satisfy the above
styled judgment inter-s' and all cost.
SAML A. BICKFORD, Sheriff.
Nov. J, 1863. ids.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Influence Of Stock upon Scion.

Seeing in yonr valuable paper a
discussion going on in reference 10
the Influence of scion upon stock,
and stock upon scion, | venture to
give You IL description of a Marie
Louise pear | have grown in my
grounds. The tree | refer to has
hpen grated two wears last March.
The first season, the tree assumed
the form OF ii weeping ash and the
two main shoots attained the length
of two feet and u half, the three
minor shoots about two feet. Last
season, the shoots did not lengthen
more than six or nine inches, he two
years wood becoming covered with
fruit buds. The shoots were short
cnrd in the pruning seas0n-No. l,
to about twenty inches, eleven pears;
,, to fifteen inches, twenty pears: 8,
TO eighteen inches, nineteen pears
(, to twelve inches, nine pears D, to
fifteen inches, twenty pears; number
of fruits, seventy nine. The above
are all set and healthy in appear
ance; which, for u two years graft,
OF Marie Louise, is, to say the least,
unusual, as ! have not met with u
similar lnstaIce during thirty years
experiences. The stock is Seeding
pear, or what is usually termed ii
free stock, worked standard high,
others grated from the same tree
are different in appearance, and have
grown freely, but there is no fruit
on them, AZ Il ISle. The Marie
Louise sets badly with me on trees
five times the age and | have no
hesitation in saying that Marie
Louise tree, which has been planted
these ten years, has not set seventy
nine pears during the time. The
conclusion that | come to is, that the
stock on which the graft is worked
has an action similar 10 that of the
Paradise stock III apples.
John Watson St Adams in Gardncrs Chronicle.
Drom9nolr \ Go = Liver Pills are a sure shot.
For the Iiser-Dromgoole & Co., Liver Plls.
n clear skin DrNmga lie + 90. T'vsr Pills.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
News I'm Brief.

Geo. Peabody died on Thursday the 9Th inst
10 London.
Dent and kiusus have discontinued joint dis
eussions Dent has gone home to Washington,
will return soon. Alcorn 10 at bone in Goa
homa county.
We have received No. l. Vol. I. of the
" Holly Springs Conservative. a very neat and
interesting sheet edited by our young towns
man, john Calhon, Esq We shall pay our
respects. ediiOrially, to the Conservative" in
our next
Remember, that the Mississippi State Fair
begins at Jackson on Teusday next, 10th inst.
Let all or people, interested in the material
prosperity Of our. stAes- attend.
The AlcOrn Republicans of this county, at a
mass convention, in this city, on Saturday last.
nominated the following Legislative ticket
Senator--A. Warner Rerre,entatiyes-W. b.
Cunningham, J. J. Spellman, and Judge Stone.
Judge Morris and Gen'l Lowry continue the
jint discussion left OF by Alcorn and Dent.
Ma. B. J. Semmes, Hon. u. VI. Cooper, and
VIM. Blackwell Gool.l will speak at the Court
houts Io-niglt, in behalf Of the N L. RepIbl.-
cans.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
CitationfE Office,

To VIM E, Joseph ], Josiah. J.;Simpsou
6 liner, Texas J G d n E Larimer, Gu
Hand, Texas B F, Josiah ], Sarah, Laura
md Lucy Cathery, Austin, Prairie Comfy
4 rkausas
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear
L before the Probate Court of Madison
county State OF Mississippi onTthe
I'd Monday, December .l3A, 1860.
10 shcw cause if amy GU can. why the petit
ton OF Mrs L. NJ. Moore, for the safe eff
lands of heirs AT law of Moor, for divi-
sion f proceeds should not be granted as
pta, ell for.
Bv order Of Court T. s. -JaEgaEY,
W DowSs, for petitioner, Clerk
- Nov - 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
TO TIE PUBIC,

I herewith take pleasure TO announce to
| my friends and patrons that |. have re-
turned from Europe, and shall rasume he
teaching of my profession as heretofore.
also have visited various Piano and
Organ Fact cries in this country, exam in ed
their instruments and have taken the ageu-
ciss of those who make the best and cheap.
rsI Persous wishing to purchase Pianos or
Organs can De slitei in every possible style
ut factory prices.
will also attend to timing Pianos.
ADOLPHUS BROWN,
Nov 60 I'm Prof of Nusir
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Citation Notice.

To Sarah ]. Duho5e and NJ. Duhose, of Lake
Providence, Louisiana.
N0U are cited to appear before the Pre-,
l. bate Court of the county Of Madison
State of Miss issiPPi, on
The 1874 day Of December, merit, 1860,
10 show cause why :the petition,of I. A.
Shelby, guardian Of the person and Estate
If Marquis Shelby, minor, praying fer the
sale at certain real estate OF the said minor
for division in the said petition described
should not oe granted.
By order of Court,
Nov. Is At Z. s JEFF EY, CLERK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
CHOICE GROCERIES.

II kav" Just received
w so Bbis. CHOICE APPLES.
$50 Btls. SUPERIOR FLOUR
POTATOES. ONIONS. &c.
which We offer at prices to suit people Eockets-
nHt lhr extrayagaut prices some people have to
ray. We are On the back ground. but it will pay
any one wish ng to purchase groceries TO give Z
Gail hei"t" purchasing elsewhere.
Nov u s. COCHRAN & co.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Clark & Baldwin sell

To THE LADlES.-Mrs. Sims takes
this. method of informing her friends
and former patrons llIat size now oc-
cupies the room above Mr. D. H..
Otto's store, here she has a fine as
sortment ofmillinery of the reyy latest
style and will not he NnderS0H by
any other establishment in the place.
She solicits the inspection of her
goods and patronage Of all who NAV
wish to purchase anything in her
line Of business. 80 At.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Sherif's Sale.
S.sU. II. Russell, Admx
vs.,
Heirs of Nm r. Llckett.
Sine.
~

DT VIRTUE OF a writ OF Venditieni ex2oGas
- issued fam the Ciccuit Court Of Madison
County IN the above stated case, will expose to
public sale before the door OF the Court House in
faHtOn, uu tie
First NOndoy (6M day. in December, 1868,
between the hours prescribed by law. the follow
ing real estate. situated in ~ id counr3 of Madison
To wiz "! W! Sec y, 81 Fl SCI Sec 20. also
ten acres II " corner of w Ell Sec y. also
"! and \" f.! and W. See -, w of FL and
va and ~ II and n WI also " NEI Sec
y. \! see IS NJ FL Sec 20 - F.! N E4 and
~! y Ei less - acres ont Of ) corner and FL
aud FL Fl Sec 80 "! S WI sec 81, all IN
Tow nship Il. Range 4 East. Also lot ]. com
meEcing at the n E corner Of John K~lleys lot
ol The psl.l:c rial North of Canton. and running
VS. with sGid lot 81 oS chains to the Mississippi:
{ ntrti Railroad. thence Norh IL degrees Esst
wun said railroad 2l.2j chains. theme East 10
sad public read 81 chains, thence South 10 degees
Wr.t to the brgLning.
Sold to satisfy the above stat ted wr t and costs
SAM'L A, BICKFORD.
I Nov. l3 1t. Sheriff OF Mad son county
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
A CARD.

7 " consequence 81 my connection with the house
l. W } Gu- < Co. am ungble to attend a.
heretofore T. the gene al pr cl'e of med cine and
! have no alternative. much ss ! may dislike to do
30. but tnr-iiuqnish it
THIS connection, however, does rot prevent of.
ice and consultation practice, aud to those branches
! propose To deyOte especial tt-ntinR.
~ THIS step, by which many agreeable and kind
~ i-lat "ns between patient and physician are dis
solved mn"t he permitted 10 express my gra eful
acSnoH ehgments to tho-e who have give / me- for
II long iiInr. their support and conf enc-. To all
such, let nae say My you live long, and enjoy
life best blessings.
1t A. II CAGE,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Citation Notice.

To Johu n Fly, John Fly, Mary Fly and
Martha l. Fly,
NOU are cited to appear before the Pro-
L bate Court of the county OF Madison,
Sts's of Mississippi, on the
Eighteenth day Of December, 1869,
TO show cause why the,rsti,ion of Patience
l., Stokes ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate oil
Samuel J. Stokes, deceased PRAYING for the
allowance of the fLal account of said sd
minisrrs,rjx aud for her discharge, should
not he granted. G-By order of Court
Nov ID ST. I S JEFFREY, Clerk
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
1(cu advertisements,

1 AID Llth ILLUSTRATED. s \ hands, me
MAGAZINE. devoted TO the SCIENCE OF MAN ,
i'trenn ogy. Physiolgy. PLY siog"oniy Psychalr g.
E.hnology etc. rms only So year. Sample
lumGers. IS cts. October. November and Deem
p,i nnmhers sent FREE 10 NEW subscribers who
remit ii; once Address AMUEL Il WELLS, 399
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
S25 REWARD.

GTRAYEp OR STOLEN, ONE BLACK
- HORSE, sixteen hands high, heavy
built aud IN good order, heavy name and
taii, whi's spot in the forehead. and right
hind foot whiIe, harness marks on back and
shoulders Tine above reward vii he paid
for the delivery of the horse 20 Pearce &
VI Ills, in Canton, or TO the subscriber.
Nov ~ LYNCH NASH.
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80 - - -
NO, J. & G. N. z. z. co.

OPVIcE OF rup NKw ORLEANS. JACKSON. 81
GKEAT SoRTHEKS RAILKo AD Co, BASY
Nsw ORLEANS. July n. lse9. T..
FHtHE following resolution was adopted by The
L .EiaT.l of Directors Of this Company, q: their
meeting held onsthe 18th inst.
Rssoiv,d. That sitty days notice be given by
publication in tr1 newspapers in the city Of New
Orleans. and two papers Published in Mississippi,
that in case of non payment of instalments ON ths
Capital Stock Of the New Orleans, jackson A
Great Northern Railroad Company, now over dus,
within sig months from this date the Company
will proceed TO exact the penalty imposed on de-.
fsnlt'hs a"eshoiders. ov the sth section of ~
charter. which also provides thst no stoekholaty
shall be permitted to vote whilst in default
4. 3. CHARLES,
"A. q, laes-2a Secretary. =,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Local Intelligence
VI AR Il \ E ID,

II NE residence Of Hon. o. Il. singleton, in this
city Wednesday night. Nov. 10. 1868 by the Rev
Mr. Hall, Mr.. ROBERT SuEnRAKp and Mss EAnA
Y. YASDEIL ali of Canton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13

Clark & Baldwin offer n large
stock of notions, guns and pistols,
upon better terms than ever before
offered in Canton. IL
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Manhattan Life Insurance
Company.
Cash assets. .-..$5, 1867, 537 50
Il. FL. GOULD, Agent.

ADVANTAGES TO INSURERS.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY.
Expenses Tess than any cash company.
Liberal modes of payment Of premiums.
Insurers receive the largest bonus ever
given.
Dividends made annually on all pArtieipa-
ting policies.
20 claims unpaid.
All kinds of non forfeiting life and endow-
ment policies issued.
Policies incontestibls.
All endo"ment policies nen-forfsitable
after one payment.
The following are examples Of the opera
tons Of the last dividend:
Policies Issued in 1864, .nly FOu, Yssrs Ago.
AGE Amount Premium Added Total
at issue, insured insured Paid to policy Amt Policy.
40 $4,000 $3.50 e357a Sl35S2
% 5000. l.tn2 234s l0s4s
30 1900 100 a7n3 IOaOs
25 1000 s7l 25Os sos
This is entirely q new plan, giving insur-
ers the largest return ever made by any COM
pany in the same period.
Sept. 4. '69-3m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13

Buy the +. p. ID. and T. +. S. of
y Is. Dancy, the Clothitr. Every
body wants them. 4I
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Patent Metallic White Clothes Lines

TIME undersigned. agent of the american Wire
L Company OF New York, would beg leave to call
the attention of the housekeepers of Madison
county. to their Patent Natalie Clothes Line
which has been found to he the only article suita.
BILE for clothes line. except the old fashioned
rope which always causes 40 much annoyance and
trouble by breaking, rotting out and discolorng
clothes. and by helug Obliged to put it up and take
il down every time used.
with this line you have none Of those snnovan'
ce-. and when it is once put up it gives ua Dore
trouble.
Price, 81 cents per foot
Specimens be seen at the drug store OF
Mr-hy X Richards.
Mny2 HROUTD. Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13

Hats, Hats, Hats, for everybody
at price that will enable erery man
to wear Il Relc hat.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
N O T G E..

T WOULD state that will leave n few days
L for the purpose of laying in n fall stock, an
woIld respectfully ask those indebted to me TO
come forward and pay their accounts, to assist IN
to recover from he effect Of the late ne.
would also ask those farmers, whose ama ant,
not due before the cotton season CONNIE nccs
to come up and settle such portions Of tae fr re-
counts they can. I am situated tbH Mort 3 side
OF the So sare, 3 doors Fast OF the Pest Once
where | will he glad to wait on
and the public generally. at all times.
JOS. w. LUCEErF.
Canton. Aug %. cow
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13


THE WHOLE FTcRY ia HUTsnEr:
Th.'f1 e OF the stoma,h is to convert the food
nto cieam.like semi fluid, called CHYME. Tbs
fi'cted partly by the action Of solvent called
the gastric jnice, which txudes ir m tho coating
~ the stomach. and partly by mechanical msve-
meut of that o gAh which churIs As it the
dssolsiug a'ime3t. Tic CHYME passes from the
stomach into the duodcnum. or entrapce 10 tie
bowels. where Il is sui cited to abe action o. The
bile. and the nutlitiou- portion Of it concerted
INTO laid called chyle, which is eventually be.
GENES III rod.
Nav. it IS evident thai if the great solvent. tie
gastric juice il not produced In sufficient qu nts.
ty, or II the mechanical action of the s,om .ch i.
not sufficiently brisk. the first process of digestion
II be but imperf'ctly performed Itis oIso clear
that II the Ever, which plays such an important
part in changing the nouI ishing do,tion Of the
chyne into the material Of the blood Is c1ng,sted
or in any unatural condition. the second pr.reas
will not be thoroughly acromtlssd Tie result
" the two failures is dyspepsia complicated with
biousne.u
Toe mode In which HOSTETTER EiTTERS
operate IN such cases is this they iuvigorate tho
cellular membrane Of tie stomach, which evolves
the ga,trc !nite thereby inSuring an ample su1iti
ency ~ the iuid to completely di,so!se the food
They also act upon the nerves Of the stomach
causing an accelerate IN Of the mechaical move.
ment Necessary to reduce he food to homoge
neous mas They also act specifically upon the
liver. Strengthening it, and enabling it to produce
an ample and regular supply of bile, for the pur-
pose Of converting the nutritious PARTICLES Of the
chyme into chyle, and promote the pass &c through
the bowels Of the useless debris.
In this way, HOSTErTERs BIrrERS;cure dys.
pep-ia uud lives complaint The exp tn,tlon II.
p lam, simple, PHI o.ophical ard TRUE,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
Usage ORAN HEDGES.

q y ItxAts y II u D q q D.
T CAN furnish everybody with Usage ORANGE
l. PLANTS at $3.50 PER thousand. One years
delay ~ serious loss at time and If the good peO-
PIE Of Madison wisee in their day. more than
twenty million plants sh uld he set out mes, sea-
son. Expecting hereafter TO devote my time ex
clu lively to this business will contract for buI4
ing hedges. visit plantations when desired and aid
beginners in every possible way by my experience
md advice, in the growth and infringement of their
hedges.
Orders left with C. Fl. Dinhins L Bro. Canton
Miss or by ietter,so me-. will he cfFreiay register
ed and promptly attended to- money To accompany
same deposited at the convenience OF parties any
time hetwixt this and lsr JaauaIy.-nnd it is par
ticularly requested that orders he sent in early.
that my engagements may keep pace with the de.
mand.
r. C. SAUNDERS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13
The ANNANDAlE TRAINING SCHOOL
SION HOUSE,
Madison County, Mississippi.

&THlS Institution. under the dlectian Of two
Cl-rgymen of The Episcopal Church will be opened
on the 5th day of October ut xt for the reception
"f boys and young men.
Its primary object will be to train for the minis.
Try such may he looking forward to Holy Or
drrs. 1t will not however, con!inp its advantages
to these. But all good boys win liz received and
the greatest care bestowed upon their mental and
religious training.
It is not anticipated that there will he any in
9nnIe tn the pfopIietors over and above the actual
expenses. To make Churchmen and good men.
and ont Of these ministers for the Altar. is their
main object. The charges for Bna'ding and Tu.-
ton will therefore be placed at the loves. possible
figures.
Entire Expenses for II; Term o. Nine Months
Other Students. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30 10
lh'tioh nlohe,... % w
Bat it will he understood that no heavy outlay
for ervant's ATTENTION. will he made. Except IN
the kitchen, laundry and dnirg room. boys will
he expected to wait themselves and do their
own work.
Several partial scholarships are provided for
boys pre- pairing for the ministry covering one hall
of the whole expense. leaving only s75 to he paid
by the bene'riaries. Applications for these schol
arship7 sh'fnld be-made early.
Address the undersigned. Of Madison Station
Miss.
GEO. G. HARRIS,
Rector Chspel of the Cross.
HENRY G. HARRIS,
Missionary of the Domestic Board.
Aunasdsla. Aug. "A. 1859
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13

Call at a. i. Dancy's and see if
What the CITIZEN says is not literally
fl.,fo
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-11-13

Every Freedman should examine
y. b. Dancy's stock of clothing he.
fore he bays his winter suit. Al.