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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27
From the New Orleans Times, Jan. ~.
A Bundle Of Knots.

We have certainly Il beautiful
state of disorder, uncertainty, and
confusion of titles in the present
status of our Legislature. First
we have a Lieutenant Governor who
holds his position by his own vote
and against that of ODe-half of the
body over which he presides. and in
the absence of Senator whose vote
wonld have made a majority against
him.
And this Lieutenant Governor,
thus self.elected, notifies the Senate
that he vii! rule out of order all
motions which question the validity
Of his title. Then, for the House of
Representatives., we have a Speaker
dc jure and a Speaker de factO. The
de jure Speaker has been expelled
by the House, and holds sessions in
an adjacent club room over body
of the Representatives, less than Il
quorum, which claims to be the le-
gal House, by virtue of its having
the real aud legal Speaker and Ser.
geant-at- Arms.
But the members of this House
have all been expelled by the 9TH
ers who convened at the State
House in extra session 10y virtue of
the Governors proclamation, a proc
lamation calling an extraordinary
session, pending regular session.
The Speaker of this extraordinary
session, however, holds on to his
position after the session for which
he was elected dies. Several days
after his election he discovers that
the quorum of the House is fifty.
four, though it has been going on
for eight or ten days with a smaller
number, all the time claiming to
have a quorum. and even expelling
some forty members with less than
a quorum voting. When the con-
gressional committee arrives here it
will find itself confronted by all
these perplexing anomalies, and
quite a hard time it will have to
solve them. 1t would have been
saved this trouble if The advice of
the Times had been followed, which
has all along indicated the only
practical and rational basis in which
an adjustment could have been
made, and without which no salts.
factory solution will ever be made.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27

JACKSON, Jan. IS, 1872.
The chief feature in the Legisla
ture to-day was a report from the
Judiciary Committee of the House
proposing to reorganize the Judi
cial Districts and reduce them from
the present number of fifteen to the
old number of ten. After the read
ing of the report, Mr.. Willing, the
chairman of the Judiciary Commit
tee, took the floor, and briefly but
fOrcibly enlarged upon the merits
of the proposed change. Mr.. Fish.
er, of Kinds, followed in opposition,
and made himself ridiculous by the
assumption that because the Con
stitution fixed six years as the term
for achich Circuit Judges should
hold Office, that, therefore, it was
not competent for the Legislature
to change the Districts and dis
pense with the services of some Ut
the judges
Gen. Lowry, in few brief and
telling sentences, disposed of the
Constitutional objections of this
great expounder OF the Constitu-
ton, and made the fellow fell as
silly and ridiculous as he looked.
AS this bill will dispense with the
services of five Judges and as many
DISTRICT Attorneys. IL follows that
the neat 'lttle sum or thirty thous-
ana do'Iars per ahnum VIII be
saved 10 or sore'y taxed people,
For Tue lour years when these
JadSes ana Dlstrlct Attorneys
"ou'" otnerwlse ho'u once the
SAVING VIII amount 10 one huhdrea
anu twenty 'ho"Sanh dol'ars us
DelleVeu tnaC ten Judges can per
FORM all the LABOR required OF M
teeh' anu there IS no reason why
these suPerhnmerarles should not
oe o,Spehseo WIN! IL Is 10 oe
noped thaC' a IKE wholesome re-
form may oe ihaugurated IN refer
ehCe 10 we Oiahcery !'is'rlctS.
Inc OH 10 chanSe the manner or
having the pnoiic pIln'lhg done,
o,y lett'hg IL out 10 the lowest Dlu,
GER comes up TO morrow, ana VIII
give llse TO very splr'
lted discussion. me Democrats
arc piedgeo 10 retrenchmeht ana
economy IN every oranch OF the
puDilc service, ana IL they cannot
carry out their programme and
stop sucn monstrous s"lndles as
Ihe puoilc printing, they VIII at
east open the eyes OF the people to
ne ln1aH onS 1ranus practlced upon
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27
The Copiah Contested Case.

The people of Copiah are natur
ally indignant that they are repre-
scented, or rather misrepresented, III
the Legislature by Willing and
Handy, who were defeated by a
majority of the legal voters of the
county, and who have no pretence
of claim to seats but an informally
at one or two of the boxes, at which
it is, nevertheless. not alleged a
single illegal vote was cast. The
admission of these men is an out.
rage on the people and a robbery of
the right of the county to be repre-
scented by candidates who received
a majority of the votes cast.
To give expression to the popular
Indignation at the outrage, the
Crystal Springs Herald announces
meeting at that place on the Goth
inst, and says:
The friends OF Truth, Order and Decencv,
without distinction of party, are respect.
fully and earnestly requested to attend a
meeting Of the citizens of Copiah county,
to be held at Kendall Hall, in the town of
Crystal Springs, on THURSDAY, January
25th, for the purpose of expressing formally
and nnequivocslly their indignation At the
course pursued by W. J. Willing and
Emanuel Handy, who claim seats in the
Legislature as Representatives from Co.
piah county, after having been fairly and
honestly beaten at the bsllot-hox by a ma
jority of over two hundred votes.
The time has come when we believe all
good citizens should put the seal of their
condemnation upon the recreants who
would foist themselves into office BY
fraudulent and dishonorable means, and
insult the virtue and intelligence Of the
people. Clarion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27
HOLLY SPRINGS.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Jan. 23.-The
attendance at the Grand Lodge is
unusually large. The day was oc-
cupied in discussing amendments
to Ithe constitution. AT night, "A
Lodge of Sorrow was held at the
Methodist Church, for Bros. Hillyer,
Y0rshall and Chadwick, at which
the attendance of citizens was quite
large. A very able eulogy was de-
! Kesed by Rev. DR.. Lord, of Vicks-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27
FROM JACKSON.

Special to the Vicksburg HERALD.
JACKSON, Jan. ga resolution
in the Senate instructing our Sena,
tors and Representatives in Con
gress to vote for Summers amend
ment, was lost by vote Of nineteen
to twelve.
The election of State Printer and
Librarian beng set for to, day by
law, a joint Convention met at IL
o'clock, and after considerable
wrangling Librarian was balloted
for, and I. N. Osborn, Radical, the
caucus nominee, was elected.
Gibbsand II. 7. Fisher fhen spread
themselves to keep the election OF
public printer from taking place.
Jeems' folks saw the hand writing
on the wall. They realized that the
! jig was mp. Ayes and noes, points
of order, and everything else to de.
lay the death of the Leader, was
resOrtrd to, bnt all to no purpose.
Nearly three hours were spent in Il
most diSorderly manner. AS was
anticipated, the Pilot was elected.
Nine Radicals voted for the Lead,
er, which, with nine Democrats,
made it's totaleighteen. Seven voted
for he Clarion, and few scattering.
The balance Nent for the Pilot, elect
ing it by majority of five to one.
The most remarkable part of the
matter is, the Democrats. with few
exceptions, voted for The Pilot
Is there an angrepment, - tickle
you and you tickle me ?'
JACKSON, Jan. 23.-The proceed
ings of the Legislature are unim
portant.
A protest from the members Of
the Vicksbnrg Bar against the re.
duction of salaries of the Judges
and Chancellors, was read in the
Senate.
A bill passed the Senate creating
Pearl county. This ne y county was
enormously reported as being con-
posed ofparts I, f Rankin and Kinds.
On the contrary, it is composed Of
portions of Hancock aud Harrison.
A bilIpassed providing for the
payment of Registrars and Clerks
of the last election.
The Leader is defiant and declares
it will fight it out and will continue
the defender of the true faith. 1t
declares that it will prove the JUS
tice of its position and the infamy
of the coalition between Democrats
and Radicals to prevent it being
public printer. The intention is
doubtless t" continue the paper as
a week ", bnt it cannot stand long
in any shape. KONEwKA.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27

1T. Gov. Observation-Disclosures
commentator is bestowed upon
the President of the Senate for the
manner in which he bore himself as
a presiding officer, and conducted
the proceedings of The Joint Con
vention in the tempestuous surg
ings of contending factions yester-
day. His decisions were prompt,
and impartial, and questions were
invaribly put with clearness and
force, aud his decisions were invari-
ably suSt ined. In a word his head
was level.-ClariOn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27
GhaHcCry Notice.


Chnhcefy Court Of Wndi.on Eounsyr
Miss, Jan. Term, A. ID. 1872.
n, the nontfe,- III. pot;t;o, Of Tloo
IT p,.a,,, E,,,oa,,t,1. III" - ! It ,"1
~ ''''."'c, nv, ~ '"e 'oHt " I"
eH" IeStdH~Ht % LhoS. IS, H00ter
deceased, for iedre to sell certain
Real Estate described in Petition
nO,r ON fte
v,up
we >, o.' w IN, ui"Ie at 'Ae January term
80 W WIS ooul.' coming GU 10 ot
dor.d b.. ,to Co,,., I'".'u " use - 10 OF
'eu " ~, y o'r'', '""' Use SAME pe sus
a., n go IT.. w., '"e' "ppe"I'"s Ih"' me
s"mt VI INC N0">'e''uen' 'es"'eeS
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uo 10 Gh, 1n1, W. r., 'f m.ou
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o""t'J''e, -: Nt',p n'o'et' Inn
''" u" Az u D"".e' , i'oo 60 New'on'
~ O,u 'l'o'e5' l.tHo0,"'oN' ~; ~
1 1, n""r' ""I ~ c fs'"'e n'N'f,
wife, Barbara rcrou,y, SeagIc's Store,
n " Levi Reiohardt, and wife, Mary
Reinhardt, Seaglea Store, n. G. Elias
helnhardt ana wIie, EII2a keihhardt,
SeagIe's Store, n. I; Abel Sei'z, Ash
vllIe, \ u Lewis Selt2, Seag!eS ore,
U w u. GrambI!hg, ant wife, NJ. h.
GramellnE, Atlanta, Georgia; W. W
Boyd, and wife, II, A. Boyd, Atlanta
Georgia; r. K. owen, Atl*nta, Georgia.
Hers OF W. J. Brem, names unknown,
Atlanta, Georgia; Z. A. Hoover, Chars
loue, N. c. ) Hoover, Charlotte, N. g;
l.. 5. Hoover, harIotte,N G. Thos. +. Hoo
CharIottesN. &C B.Hogver, Charlotte.
u Catherine rerri1, charlotte, n. G.
Violet kendrlck, Charlotte, n. G. ;. Il.
BIankershlp, and wife, AvaIlne Banker.
ship, Charlotte n {; 7. A. Douglas,
aud vile, A. Douglas, Rock 5ill, ). {;
Heirs OF Elizabeth keytla, names UNI
known, seagles store, n. u Sarah Sea-
gle, SeHg1es store, n u Hers at law OF
t tHn n 'I %. '"nieS uDAuo"" N'H'o'n'
1t i. further ord cred, that the said par
lies be REQUIRED t. answer, demur or uiead
to the petition on file in this cause on or
before the
1,:.t ,,, :. ,., 1870
T"St 'io""ey q" hPf| Io'-,
It being the 4th day of said month, or the
matters and things in said petition con.
aimed will be taken ne confessed and it
: further ordered, TINT +. S. Jeffrey, clerk
f this court, transmit by mail copy Of
his order to each of the above uon-resi
lent legatees Of Ihomas B. Hoover, deed,
1t their respective post offices as above set
orh. Aud il further appearing that
Sphraim Hoover, a resident of Marshall .
onnty, and Mrs. AValine lfoover, George
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27
How THEY TAKE 1.-THE PHO

How THEY TAKE 1.-THE Pilot
makes acknowledgement of its tri.
umph in the election of Printt r
gracefully and with complacency, in
the spirit of the sentiment that the
hour of victory should be the hour
of magnanimity. The Leader dis
plays something of the acerbity
which the sting of disappointment
is well calculated to produce; bat
on the whole bears its defeat with
as much equanimiiy as could have
been expected. Both these organs
of Radicalism have new experieHc
ed, as we have often done, that life
has it's vicissi.udes Of good and evil
fortune. - Clarion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27
SOUTHERN TREES
TO X THE so u II H
FOR SALE.

OR LONG LEASE
UNHE Young plantation, in Madi-
son county, Hiss, containing
about $500 acres, about one half of
which is cleared and lit for cultiva-
tion. This plantation is offered for
sale in four or more tracts, each,
half cleared, on sHch terms, and at
such time, as will enable purchaser
% pay amount of purchase money
from crop. OF will give long lease.
az fair rental per acre.
For further information apply to
HI. L. BRINKLEY,
Memphis, Tenn.
Nor. II, 1S1l-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27
Important Cotton Notice.

TINO the Merchants and Planters
i ofMadisoH, Lpake, Alfalfa, Ran
kin, Neshoba, and other counties,
who have sold cotton in Canton,
the following circular has been sent
out by j. & I. Green, of jackson,
Miss:
JACKSON, Miss. Jan. 3, ~.
DEAR IR:-HavingO' tanned the
Cotton Tax Books for the Second
District of Mississippi, from the
Government, we are prepared to
arrange vouchers in proper form for
returning to those who have paid
the tax to the United States in
1868, 1866, and 1867, known as the
Cotton Tax but few of the parties
who paid this tax obtained any re-
ceipts for what they paid-there-
fore have no showing FOL amounts
so paid. We can now procure du-
plicate' receipts for all such monies
paid as Cotton Tax.
We invite all parties interested
in the Cotton Tax to call at our
Bank or communicate with us
they NAV End it much to their in
ierest to do so. We ask them to
call Immediately, as we want to per
feet their receipts IN time to put
them in for first appropriation.
Respectfully yours,
j. 4 L. GREEN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27
LETTER FROM JACKSON.

Tho acknowledgements of
the Judiciary-Fiue Judges and
District Attorneys to be Dispensed
wiM-Thirty Thousand Dollars
per annum Saued--Pubtic Print
ing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27

We are gratified to state that the
health OF our esteemed tOwnsman,
Hon. William Yerger, which was
considered precarious, has greatly
improved, and he is able to perform
the labors of his profession.
Clarion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27

sequence OF youthful iulls2lctious.
Each package contains one bottle flied with
Sugar-cOatrd Pills, and ono vial filed with
Modicatcd Powders sufficient to mako one
half pint Of Injections; and one Syringe.
RS-Price, Sjrer package, ~ nail! s. 30.
hld hE. nrIlEEats tN.rvNhere.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27

hereby inform the parties inter
ested that /. AND | ALONE, have
the ORIGINAL BOOKS, and can
furnish to parties interested the
necessary Vouchers for any Cotton
Tax they have paid.
4. G. COCHRAN,
late ID. Col. Tut. Rev. Tax.
Jan. 10, 1872. Jsl33t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27

aHor Games, thou on the Judgment sesti
Who set thee thsiei
lis a lonely and lofty sest for thee,
And well might all thee with care.
"Iclimbed on the judgment seat myself
Ihnve sat there alone all day,
Forterieved me to see the children around
ldling. their life away.
"Ah, the Judgment seat was not for thee
The servants were not thine
And IN. ewes thai adjudge the praise and blame,
See further than thine and mine.
ABu, how fares tAy garden plot, sweetheart
Whilst thou siIisr on the judgment scat
Who Saiers thy roses aud trains thy vines,
And keeps them from careless feet
90 make thy garden fair as thOu csnsf
Thsu ~arkcst never alune,
Perfume. he whose plot Il next to thine
Wal s.r Il add nesd Ais eva"
Very respectfully
DOLLY DOOLITTLE.
The Pilot, at jackson, has got th'
public printing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27

The Pilot, at jackson, has got the
public printing
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-27

J. II. SCuhNCK,
fF No. Is North Sixth St. Plil4io'pli,.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-08

A PARLoR GAME.-ll is called the
Gamc Of degrees, ani is y l.itlo puz-
cling at first, and requires rapid think.
ing; but, like the writing of double
acrostics, when tho mind once gets
walked up to it the practice grows easy
and you invent SO many things thc,
you can hardly stop. II is played all
up aud down the room every one goe,
to work at once aud gives out his puz,
zle like q eonlndrum. Tho idea is to
find word which by somO trek oi
pronunciation or spelling can be extend
cd into another werd, or perhaps two,
which represent the three degrees o!
comparison-positive comparative and
superlative. Thus somebody says
"My positive is an evil habit, my com.
parative ia better !" every one guesses,
aud the words turn out 10 be bet
better. Or. my positive is always
on top, my comparative is always fast,
and my superlaiivs Is alwayssuccessful
which on explanation turns out to
b. Dss(t)-Dsxtss-DextsrouG
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-08
"TlIE MORNING GLORY +"
Li,,lcGcii's ra,en, Improved Base
GOAL STOVE.

In this pattern Of TuE MorSi,G Crouy.
several new and important icHiutc. have
been embodied, which can only be seen tn
De admired. This new stove is male en-
r'rs'y tI cast iron. 80 fitted 0s to be alright,
's. can zoe made with shcci-iron rIupr
section when Ire,,Ivl 10y the purchaser
It's ornamental nu..h !. drarcry. making il
handsome piece of furniture. far more so
t'un amy stowe heretofore made. lis in.
tcruul construction. though resembling
some OF the former patterns Of The Morning
Glory is quite different. masking /, nor.
durable, nui tar les Iin.cUlt to be rcratrcd.
rbc castings are Of the highest order. fully
cqualins the hncst castings made in tli
county.
Among the many ApvhNr,Grs in the us,
Of the Morning Glory are the follpwius:-
/. Continuous Burning. .. QuaI,r. of ib,
Heat %. Ventilation through the .iu,c
. !, Aui-pu.t Sro,e. b, ~ Lseapc Of ca.
. j. Economy Of Fuel.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-08
DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER.

The best. cheapest, 0nl most popular
Washing Machiuc ever invented
|, T. easy cooperate, sitrhg Drs'anl.n"
takes lui little room; injuries np rnrwer'.
fni.h,, ii- work froh in two tp tour Nir
u,,.: H. durable AMI convenient: nuj ,I
only Washing Machine known that is liked
tAc tcttcrtLe lungc. IL j. usyl.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-08

hlNt NANbuN VI tuA - thC h'lllSN
the gentleman who rulcs the Sand
witch Islands, and the iulcpenleu CO Of
his possessions is formerly guaranteed
by triple treaty between the United
States, Great Britain, anl France.
Unhappily hi, llishncss has no chil.
drcu The natural heir to the throne
is Prince Bill. This person is famous
for being a g'utlemnn Of "high cu'd-
walton" great natural abilities, the
owner Of largo anil wc.,-almini,'crcd
estates and confirmed druuEaIl
Like the King, lie is chiljlcss. H.
Gently they turned him out Of a theatre
for ds)rlerIy conduct. 1t is not alto
gcthcr certain that rriucc BIZ will
reach the throne, for it rests with the
King 10 nominate successor, nud IL
is scarcely probable he will choo.c
Bill Failing him. there arc several
members Of patric.an amilCS VIII
might with proprcty be selected, and
one of these, lady, is married % AZ
American gentleman. Ardent British
patriots predict that American JiPIo-
macy will take Advantage Of a disputed
and doubtful succession To bring the
island under the American flag. Every
fruit that grows in the warmer parts
Of Asia flds a bono in llonlll'u ;
and many glorious japanese flowers,
waxcn-c.vcd lilies Of every hue, aud
delicate-teXturcl ferns, have 0'rcaly
heen naturAiizci. The climate is de-
licious. Constitutional goycrumon;
flourishcs. There are two Houses Of
Parliament, an Upper House Of no.
b!os, nominated fJr lie by the King
nnl Lower House Of Representatives
OF the people. There are certain pa
trcian families who enjoy social rank,
bat unless nominated or elected they
alo not legislators. Tie two chain
bcrs vote together on qGcstions Q
importance. Foreigners have grcaI
influence. and the judges are all Amer
i,aus or Germans and are mou,dinl
the native institutions on tie mode
of English law. In tho amount raislJ
by taxation the kauaEaS, as the na.
tives call themselves, may tahe p'sl
among tho most civilized nations O.
the world !or the whole SUM is cl0O
O0O n year. or IL lbs. II. per head
n ratio only exceeded ia England
France. the United States, and tn.
Australian Colonies. some Of this l.
raised by roli-tax, every man being
forced to pay five dollars u year, o
which two 90 for education, two for
roads, and ono for the general purpos
es Of government. There is a proper.
ty tax oronc half per cout., and cas-
tom duties are now n large and ncrcas.
ing item. There is no fleet, and th,
army of one huudrcd men costs onlS
$4,000 year As coro!lary th,rC
is no national debt In religion al
Christian src.' enjoy absolute cluali'
ty; and the King, though nominally
an Anglican, nssists at tie more i'm.
portant Catholic funsiious. But the
open confession Of Pasapi.m is moi
tolerated. There are from 1000 tc
5000 Chinese on the main island, whc
came over as laborers for tho sugar
plantations, and have settled down il
Honolulu as sh'pkeepcrs, They are
compelled TO keep their joss house,
private, Among Christians tho Cath.
oics are said to lie gaining ground,
Their Impressive ceremonial suits thu
fancy Of tho natives.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-08
a Royal Race.
nj JAMES M'cAnReLL.

nj JANIS M'cAnReLt.
Among the fine old kings that reign
Upon a simple wooden throne,
Tn ere's one with hut small domain,
But, mark you, it is all his own.
And though upon his rustic towers
No ancient standard valves its wing, .
Thick. lsafy banners flushed with flowers,
From all the fragrant easements swing
And here, in royal homespun. bow
His nut brown court nj nilht md morn
THE Jrouzcl Field Marshall Of the Plough
The Chancellor Of Wheat and Corn,
The keeper Of the Golden stacks.
The mistress Of the MILKING Pail,
The bold nights of The Ringing Ak,
She Herald, Of the SJIulins fliib
The Ladies Of the Ncw.Mown Tay,
The master Oft the SPADE aud Hoe,
The Ministries Of the Glorious lay
Int all the Sous Of Freedom know.
And thus, while On The soas0ns roll,
lie wins from the iu.pi,ing s5l
The brawny arm ard noble s1ul
That serve bis county and his GOD.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-08
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopins
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries OF modern
science, few are Of
more real value 10
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for all
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that II does
surolv apd affcctuaitv