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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

The difference between advertis
ing as a business, and a mere Incl
dent Of business, is something that
is not generally understood. The
few who thoroughly understand the
business, show how powerful IL lever
it may be made by those who use il
rightly. Advertising repayS careful
study, and when thoroughly master,
cd. becOm. - one OF the most effect,
i've agencies in business that Che eli.
terprising merchant can cmpios
The public are becoming more al
more in the habit, every day, Of ON
sulting the columns of the newpa-
l,nrs to find out what they want ana
uhere to get il; and every rrs"n
who has anything to sell mt c'h'
form to this habit if he wShes to
succeed. A good newspaper is al
ways the best directory, apl the h",
enterprising firms alwayshaVe thelf
names in that. The mfchant who
keeps progress with thftlmes would
as soon neglect the ign over his
door as the advertisement IN the
city papers. No intelligent merchant
or business man cu doubt this, and
vet, strange to say some OF them
nay, many Of them neglect to avail
of SO ereat an adjunct to
fac, the very motive
power of all bupiness = printers INK.
How long, OF how long will they
). neglect so great salvation" from
present "dull sales" and final insO!
the 'epitaph' written
over their doors, "closed up by the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
Woods household Magazine.--The

tenth volume of this periodical opens with the Jam
AIRY nnnbrr, which is b, fore US. Like its predrces
sors it is iul Of substantial home reading which is ad
mirably adapted ito promote knew edge virtue and
temperance Its contributions for the mon nclud,
story by Virginia F. Townsend; 1.-THE lead Yea
Disaster" by Geo. S. Bureish; Washington and
His Lows by Rev. b. Wakeiy, ID. ID, New.
burgh and its Surrounding by Joel T Heailcy
Going to Housekeeping" by Elsa Mansfield Plan.
ming Career by Horace Greedy; city versus
County" by Gail Hamilton a Temperance Story,
by Alice E. Williams; The wife OF DR.. Franklin by
Jas Par.on Enough's Enough" by Thomas X
Beecher etc etc. The Household fills bank tn.
has long existed, by supplying at low price, good
Magazine which is but one dollar year. Any per.
SON. mot acquainted with IT, will receive a specimen
copy free By addressing s. S. Wood & Co, New
burgh n Y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Col. +. ID. FRosT.--We learn
from the Picdyune of Tuesday, that
this gentleman has been appointed
General Superintendent of the \. o
and jackson, Miss. Central, and
Miss. and Tennessee railroads, now
combining one entire line of road.
Col. Frost was for long time Super
intendent of the frst-named road,
and for some years past has filed
the. same position on the Miss. Cen
tRsl, residing at Water Valley. He
is one of the most efficient, indus
triOus and accomplished railroad
men in the country, and we hope to
live to hear him spoken of as "Frost,
the Railroad King" Having three
first-class roads all under his super
intendence is long stride in that
direction. I'VE are gratified 10
learn that Col. Frost proposes to
make Canton his place of residence.
His old neighbors and friends will
be pleased to have Il so.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

to The ladies of the Episcopal
church take pleasure in informing
the public that they will give a grand
entertainment mt Odd Fellows Hall,
On "edncSda,. evening, 18th inst,
for the benefit of the Self-Sacrificng
and patriotic firemen of this city.
They would further state that the
entertainment will be continued two
nights (1Srh and 10Th tor the bene-
fit Of the Episcopal church.
This announcement should he suf1i-
cient to call ont the whole c0mnuni-
ty, for both objects are worthy ones,
and we all know that both these
bodies are always prominent with
their presence and patronage when
ever any similar object needs assist
anCe; therefore. let : give them a
rouSer. and make their hearts glad,
even if the times are Il little strnl,
gent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
CLARK Il BALDWIN have tn

CLARK Il BALDWIN have the
largest and best assortment of per
fected spectacles and eye glasses
ever brought to this market. We
know whereof we speak, for we w,r
in there the t 'el d y, and our fri; nd
Am o. baw!d into our ear as ho
we were half deaf,) to take a pair OF
. the most perfected ones. We di,lh t
cane him, with that same stick, fo,
insinuating that we needed glasses.
for this typo ex-specs he will need
them before the lapse of many years ;
so he took pair to lay up against
a dark day.
In addition to eye glasses, CLARK
Il baldwin have every other kind
of glasses-'ooking- glasses, wine
glasses and glassware of every de
scriptiOn known to the Bohemian
glass blower. A walk into tie "
large and elegant establishment, and
view of their fine oil-paintings,
elegant watches, .jewelry, china, and
other beautiful things, is rich treat
indeed. At least we, who drudge
so much i'll dusky type-mctaI, fnl j.:
so. "A thing of beauty is a joy
forever
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Mr.. JAMES II. UACKETT, the
actor. died at his Residence near
New York, on the evening OF the
10Th nit. He WAS born in New
York, March Is, 1900, AMI appeared
on he ; age IN that cit, in NJ ,rch,
1926, and soon became Il favoritp
actor in broad comedy. In 1898
and again in 1882, he played Il
round OF engagements in England
with Success, and in the intervals
made professional visits to the chief
cities of the United States. b..
tween 1882 and 1915 he flequrntly
appeared in his prominent paris.
a0'l in the latter year again visited
England. He played an engage.
meni IN Nashville several Years he
tore the war. He WAS un- of th.
first to inrr,niuce Yankee characters
utnn the stage. and was also noted
for his prr"onaiinn of FaIstaff and
other humorous Shakspearean char
aclers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
DEATH OF MISS PIERCE.

1t is with deep regret that we an
nounce the dea til. on the LIST inst,
of Mss Katie Pierce, daughter
of the late Profe .sor II. W.
Pierce. Miss Pierce was in her
seventeenth year, and was much be.
loved by all who knew her. She
was II young lady Of high accom-
plishmenIs and II kindly DISPOSE
iion, Which closely endearrd her to
all who were thrown INFO her society.
For some time past she has been
suffering with that dread disease,
consumption, which she bore with
Christian torti,u,le, and when death
came tn her relief she was perfectly
resigned to meet her fate.
Jackson Leader,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
R0! FOR NEW YE Ri!
CHYRR.

|
H0! FOR NEW We Ri!
Reader, gentle reader, will you com,
and see
The selected lot of Groceries nov
in >t0r" 2
Al kinds al Nuts. Candies, Cote,
and G'"-n Tea,
Win rric,S 10 SUIT the Rich rs wei
as Poor.
have Cur'anis, Crauheriies, am
j. Lies of ali kinds.
Pickles, Lohsteis, S,lmop, am'
ii ]! OF all varieties;
III kiniS Of Cra"kp,S. Cheese aud
Fiuits Aou'il flint,
Which are used in The best of SO
rieiies.
Flour, Bacnn, Lrrl, Plain and Su
gar Curd Hams,
Corn Meal, D ions, Sweet al,
ISL Potatoes;
Oysters, Peaches. Pie. Fruits, al.
put up in caiIs,
And. g last, til, ugh not least, y
Fresh Tomatoes.
Come one, come all, if just but t.
lock
And examine the CHI istmaS do
Jugs in my store;
Pardon tie, Ut say, do MT forge
yonr pochet-h"k;
This invitation is OK rudrd Ivy
e.. &. BALFoUG.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
nv hills stuck M about the

~ By bills stuck up about thu
streets we see that there is anothel
"sho,c" in town- somebody's pan
tomime troupe. How long can on
people, tax -burIcned and tax-Iitlden
overwhelmed with debt AZ many o.
them are-hOw long, we say, CAN
our people stand this drain upon
their pockets! How long can we
afford to pour portion Of oar hard
earnings, our honcst-gettings, into
he pockets of these stroiiing piay.
ers, .jugglers, clowns, mountebanks,
and humbngs of every kinds 1t is
a question for serious consideration,
and it seems to It's we should con
slider it in the light of reason, of jus
tice, and in view of our responsible
ties to each ether and to society.
The money these showmen carry
away from our town never does come
back to uS--nOt a dime of it.
Ike the dew on the mountain,
Like the foam on the river;
1.ik" the spray IN the 'ounail.
1t is n, AMI forrv"r:'
Conc so far from as that cab!r.Iine
cannot reach it. And what do we
get in return for our money Moth
ing absolutely nothing! The little
enjoyment we have, if it can proper.
" be so-called, is as evaneScent as
a soap-bubbIc-as tieeting as a SNOW
fake. Reader! - Let us pause and
consider before we spend any more
money for this bogus enjoyment -
this humbug, this nonsense. Let us
pay our honest debts, and then if
We have a surplus of money, eXpeDd
t in objects of "sweet charity
Thus endeth the first lesson.'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
HENRY COLMAN,


Late Supervisor 81 Dist.
Whereas, 1t Appearing upon *
,uinaIion Of The law, that the "tii
cial tenn of ia" late Board If Su
:"r> isniS closed before the anmua
-Innt required could lie made
therefore, b.. it
Orderel, That the late Treasurer
.reImia the sai.! report, and the
Jerk publish Tie same in THE
>MEElCAN CIrlzEs, with HE least
.mS>ib.e delay.
Or!ereI. That the 'TT,raSurrr'S re
puit he T., frr.d I" j. u. Richards,
with an ho.i1y to accept the same
and report ,h-ie"n at The heAl
meeting OF the Board.
Orered, That notice be given Of
he pei io"S of Smi;h 4 SIR
rad, s. L. Rrdn>, and VIM. w.
Wilson. for license t" sell ly retail.
in any quantity, ,i"ons a"d srir
tn"nS iqnorS t" he published it.
rHE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Orderd, That he insplvent list
t K. j. Ross, Sheriff and TaX-C"N
'-ctur nf Madison county, he Ill
owed ~ SIT f'r'h in the rpcari MIA
ion, viz On 221S p"'ls, 81, l36,
,n,l oh personality. $500 II.
Ordered, That the Boa'd adjourn
'ntil Monday, the Sfh day OF jail
'ar., 1872.
WIN. BRECK, Pres't.
+. s. JEFFREY, Clerk.
4. II. LEIUTwILER, ID. G.
|TATE HF NJ :SiISSIPPI,l
M Olson County.
|, +. 5. d tftp,, Clerk of the Char"
err Court in aud far said county
~ hereby rri'ii> ti,at thu r'Icgo'mg
AGES are II rue a..;l co,rrc' r"pn eli
sc proceedings oi the Board of
Supervisors for said hn,, he q
:lOmIny, Jr"ua'I /, "A. d., 1872, as
pI~arS u record.
-, l., tr>tinuny whereof.
''' o. h ieiln'n ST my hand ami
.'ai Of office, this Pad dat, o. Jauu
r., A. b. 1872.
Il. $. JEFFREY, CIR,
B, L II. LEIUrwILER, ID G.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Liverpool market has been active
today. The sales were 5000 bales
the market closing finn at l0s@lGh
.or Middi ng Up,ands and 1924
!0!d io' Midi ing Olleans-an AL
vance of b@td
The New York market has beer
active at irregular rates; the sale.
.or future de cry summing III
Lbout $4,000 bales. The mark. t
closed at 2Os for Middiing Upland>
on the spot.
Z. S The sales here today vii
foot up over 5000 bales, the marke!
here closing al 1913 for Low Mid.
Hing, and 20 for Mdl'ing
Weather cool and pleasant
Yours truly,
CHYRR.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

BUsINEss.-In an article under
this caption a few weeks since, we
smoke of the amount OF work the
publisher of a newspaper is, by a
certain class, expected to do for a
very little money. We have strik-
ing case in point nova little cir
cumstance that occurred in our office
just as we were upon the eve OF 60
ing to press yesterday-too late to
tell it in this issue but we'll tell 1t
in our next. 1t will keep, good.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

FIRE!-Yesterday morning, about
u o'clock, the lumber kiln of Mr.. Il.
II. Hoffman, situated on Union ST.,
r-as discovered to be OH fire. The
.ames were subdued in short time,
and the loss of lumber was incOn-
siderable. We congratulate MIR. H..
upon it's timely discovery and his
small loss,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

CARRIER's ADDRESS.-We are
indebted to the carriers Of the Ho.'
ly Springs Reporter for two copies
of their New Years Address. Art
istically, it is beautiful, and would
do credit to any job office; poetlcal-
ly, we cannot pass Judgment on its
merits, as we have not had time to
read it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-R Rooms
to rent, by Cassell & Baughn, Gar,
den Seeds and Onion Sets, also, mot
for rent but for sale); store-house for
rent. Oh west side of public square.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Ev The firm of Gould & White,
Insurance agents, is dissolved. See
notice. That old reliable agent, and
agent for the "Old Reliable" ct al,
r. Ii. Gould, continues IN the bust
ness.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
ProCeeiingSOf The Board Of Supervisors.
MONDAY. Jan. l, A. d., ~.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
M;t,lISnu Eouuty.

/
Madison County.
We. William Beck, j. NJ. Rich.
aid~. Richard Th> lor, John Divine
and Z. Ware, do sulrL nly swear or
affirm thar We will faithfully sup
port, and true allegiance bear to the
Constitution OF the United States,
and HE ) ate of Mississippi. and
obey the Laws tin rrnt; that W. are
moi disqual fled from holding "tti' g
lN the t"n.Ii nti"" of the Uni'eu
States, I'll liz y ate of Mississippi,
chat We viii ia' httil!y Discharge the
duties ct the office upon which We
are abnnt Ia enter. so help us COP.
Sworn to aud sub ! VIM. Breck,
srIit"d hef,rr mr, j. NJ. Richards,
this l>t day OF Z iinh Ware.
Jan, A. u. 1872. Rnha'd Taylor,
Il. s. j. frey, John Divine,
Clerk of the Chancery Court of
Madison County, Miss.
BE it remembered, That, at reg
uar meeting of The Board oi SUPER
'iSurs, it. and for the county OF
Madison. began and held vt the
"nrr house. in the city of Canton,
Monday, January l, 1872, were
Present-W. Breck, j. NJ. Rich
ards, Il ij.h Ware. Richard Taylor,
john Divine. members. j. X. Ross,
Sheriff; e. s. j, tf,ey, Clerk.
The meeting being called to order
by the Clerk, j, was moved by VIM
BI"ck, aud seconded 10y j. M.
Richards, that they proceed to bal
lot for president; wi,erenpOn, VIM.
Brtck was unanimously elected.
and took The chair, AMI the Board
entered ni'on their dntics.
Upon the oath of office being ad
minis;e,rd 10 the clerk, Ivy the pres
ilemi, II WAS
Ordered, That the bond of e. S.
Jtffiey. as cl"rk of the Board of
Supervisors he app rOved.
Ordered, That Campbell e Cal
hoon I've elected rs attorneys FIR the
Bnard OF Supervisors for 1872.
Ordered, Thar the Beard Of Su
pen visor at the next meeting of Tie
Board. Monday, January Sth, ap-
point Supervisors vi the Poor for
THIS county.
honorable Bard Of Supervisors of Madison
County, Miss. !:
l have the honor 10 report that
in regard to the bridges in dist. no.
3. for the building of which bids
were accepted by The Board at the
meeting. subject to my
approval or rejection. l have APP.
proved and Modified the proposals
rs fellows:
Building bridge across Rose
:Teek, for 5000, approved; building
bridge near mile post, tor 500,
approved; building bridge across
'rerk on Calhoun Station road, re-
e"ttd, ami repairs ordered amount
ng t" $50; building bridge across
title Bear creek, near Lewis place.
elected, and overSrer authorized
u purchase lumber, aud repair with
"ah hands. Respectfully submit
ed. .
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

The usual annual supply Of gar
ten seeds is now ut thu Drug Store
II W. J. Mostly 6 Co.; also II
.i"uble supply of onion sets-all
rrsh from Philadelphia. IL is re
commended to get, at once, what is
before thu stock j. bruken.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
TERMS OF ADVERTISING /:

Transient Adver .selnc II &c per square hrst inse'
on and rs cents for each subsequent Insertion
Legal Advertisements at the cams rates, and VI "
I'd litionai for proof of publication.
Those WIN wish the Deurit Of the yearl rate
,rus, make tn. contract vt tbs tine u handing
IN their advertisements. 10 avoid misunderstood
ings. ,..,sc.
Advertisements sent In without anv spfo"o .,,,
49,, Nv m the number OF in. ertions desired. VIII
he continued until ordered out. and charged 'o'
At regular advertising rates.
Local notices-20 ccnts per lns'
The nav for yearly and halt. yearly advertise
meut. IN due quarterly. and th'sse i.ser'eu 'o'
ias. than tbre. months must be paid To- when
the tins expires.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
NOJicr ~ Given

That those In,lrbied To CLARK &
5aiDW.N TOR 1859, 1870, aud 1871,
must c,Iue forward aud pay up
Ilrir arc"uulS arr q u nIa,it uut aIIl
dIp greatly aInl waIIing.' We VAIN
Iuuury an,i mn>i have IL. Il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

PICKED UP, at Odd Fellows Hall,
Wednesday night, a gentleilldl's
fine kid glove. The loser will please
call at this office and-leave the
other one. just our No.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Chvk & 8aldW.n's new anu el'
CANT stock is now open. They are
bound to sell. The reason Is, som"
people that owe them wont pay them
up according to promise, and they
owe New York, and must sell. Tn'nA,
debtors
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
W. T. HALL,

D The pastor OF the Presbyterian church
closes the tenth year OF his labors III tbs CITY
this week. Next sabbath, at IL O'clock A. NJ
be will deliver a discourse, reviewing tn
history OF the church during these event I'll
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
Bows choo,.

Mrs. Fleta V. jeff les will open a
ch"ol Tor small boys (none over
welve years ofage sOIicited) on the
erond Monday in January. P,ease
pply to her AT the residence of Mrs.
HucA Powell, near the Presbyterian
church.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
For the American Citizen:
To the L-adiss Of The Presbytfrian Cherrh :

10 the Ladirs Of The Presbyterian Charrh:
DEAR FRIENDS -You will please accept
our hearty thanks Tor your New Y,ar's git
1t is pleasant to be remembered by our
friends in any of the relations OF lite, but AT
sxee,er un er that relation which is itself
founded on the unspeakable gii'.'
Permit us to express our prayer to the
Giver Of every good and perfect gift for your
temporal and spiritual prosperity,
Yours, very truly,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Clark & Baldwin will hereafter
charge t;ce per cent. on all C!ockrry
- Xas,waIe loaned 10 pHi'lcs,
Baiis or Weddings. Full prices via
be caaI ged for all broken VI cracA
cd ware.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

clark & aGw.a drr agents fo'
the Elsia Watrh-E. Howard <
Cu.-and kerp all the Euiu,Ha,.
MATCHES Ties. arr the time pieces
that don't - .'pn NIX
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
lhNtUN >TEiN iII..L

IS r"w gIhml ~ C.tt u fJT lh~ low prir
l "i 10, "rd gnardn'r- ~ male mn,
'iui iraIu the Stei, 'ess m1'ps. at rs -u,,
sample ~ amy other q ia in.s r"un,r,.
uri A. JONES L STUART,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

GOODS AT COSr!!-MaJ D. d.
Sherra,a is selling out his entire
stock of fine gOo. at cost, for cash.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
Dom. Ia Rent.
Dissolution IF P Irs2ersAip.

u = - r'"..."' It or -vt.t.
It ~.r' q : 30, o.. 49, Il
I -''.Nsj e. 81 t.'s.'-r, ,.. K q & 0
= IN ';- "a ~, t. heIs .lu-,.., :.
at u agent al The u iur MIIu,I l.
| sir1"ct "'npany
GOULD 4 WHITE
Cant II VI g., Dc 81, 1871. II
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
Citation Notice.
Circuit curt Ticks GG;c.

NOTICE Is h-rt.t gwen at there vii
~ he Sp,ri-i Term '.f the Cru
,'.,uri, of Madison C"ua y. begu1 aud h-lr
be srcahd Monday ia F-arusy. A. D..
l-T2, To cautinu- for one week. fer ib,
.Taassciinn of civil business only tOa ~
,s-up This S,.-ri-l T rnl will not iat-r-
fefe with the r-galzr Term OF ~ Go iri
,-.,mm-u~irg the 'hird Mon5H ?. h-aa-
y, A. D.. 1919 - pre-cls-N h. i-v. o.
.-.,uiiaar ihrre weeks IOr both eiv.l aud
-iirsi a. ha-ta--s
b order OF Court
TC TUPPiR,
Cirrsn ClssF.
CsBiOo, Miss, Dse. ], ISL o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Why is 1t that C'alk b Baldwi
can sell 81 many fne wa chs, and
sn many sets of elegant wcliy,
these hard tunes "U-Nu"!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
Garden Seed,

Endless VdII.l,, I'Um David Ian
,IIeth. Red aud White Quinn srtIs
&c, DE-, at
Winters Drug Store.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Go to Clark & Baldwln's to get il
fine gun, pistol, Bowie knife, shot,
caps, pow der, nails, or any thing
pertaining 10 The squirting HE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Yours, &c..
A CITIZEN AND TAXPAYER

A CITIZEN AND TAXPAYER.
The reception of t ie above inter.
rOgative communication reminds MS
that we were called upon two weeks
ago perhaps more 10y committee
of the Council - DIR. Orrick-to know
upon what terms We would publish
the minutes Of the sessions of the
Board. 1t is evident, therefore, that
the Board contemplate having their
proceedings published in one of the
city papers, at least. Like all other
work contracted for 10y the city, it
will be done on the lowest bidder
system, aud as we were never a ste
cess lSo-cal.ed at low bidding, our
friend may not have the pleasure al
seeing the official proceedings IN
THE CITIZEN, but they will be pub
lishcd, no doubt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Clark 4 81 eU as II elk Of W. 1t
ding aud holiday pIrsrnI : are SpIen
did. aud may he bought Il unu5u
ally low prices.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

To RENT.-A No. / St0re-room,
west side of public square. See adN't.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

TGXas LtHIs for sale.
1000 acT's va'uabls laad lying in
Live Oak and Bee Counties is fer
ed for sale, cheap. a. ply at this
office.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
Go TO Clark y Ea,dwll's to &c
your picture frames.
CANTON, Miss, Jan. 1, l

CANTON, Miss, Jan. 4, 1872.
To the Editor M rrnn Ciriz'u:
May l be permitted to ask a sim
pie question through your columns
Have the citizens ard taxpayers q
right TO know the acts and doing,
of the meetings he'd by the Cts
Council ! And if 81, is CANTON not
able and willing to pay for the pub
.ication of said proceedings?
Very respectfully,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
New Orleans Cotton Market
New ORLEANS, Jan. 4, 1877

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 4, lSil.
Editor Am rirnn CT i.tn:
Our cotton market has been quite
active for the past three days at adj
vancing prices. The annexed table
shows the daily movement and
rates:
\ reference to the subjoincd table will
.how the rate and extent OF each days bust
.NsS
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MECHANICAL De list,

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OFFICE South side o. Court square, Oh.
~ pusite the Court House. Teeth extract.
ed without ain by local application.
ID All operations fully gdarauteed at low
.'rices.
Canton. Mis-. Oct ~. $50.
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