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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
The Combination Against Grant

Referring to the letter of Mr..
Greeley to Major DOMAIN, of Mis-,
souri, the New Orleans Times re.
CARDS it as conclusive as to his an-
tagonism to Grant. 1t says:
Horace, in this letter, declares his
conviction hat he cOuld be elected
with the aid of the Democrats, but
he does not think that he would he
fair representative of he party,
rs he is u ferociouS proiectioniSt,
and they are mostly free traders.
He therefore advises them to look
to such men as Gratz Brown,
Trumhull, Cox of Ohio, and the like
class of Western politicians of the
old Democratic and free trade
school. By such choice he be-
lieves that the Democrats and Re
formers can help to pacify and re.
unite our country anew,
This is decisive of HOrace's posi-.
ton. Welded as he is to his pro.
"''''O " GU iSS, liz 10 Nlllll'S ~
lay these aside in order to 60 oprr-
ate with the party of Reform and
Reunion, and beat Grant.
This declaration from so powerful
a journalist is certainly calculated
to inspire the opposition with re,
newed confidence.
The array against Grant is now a
powerful one:
l. Schuyz, with the whole mass
of German votes.
2. Greeley and the Times, Wilhes
Of the Spirit Of the Times, Chicago
Tribune, Cincinnati COMMERCIAL, Gin
cinnati Gasette, and IA host of other
journals.
3. Senators Trumbull, Logan,
Sumner, Upton, Frnlon and others.
4. The whole Democratic party.
If such a combination cannot
beat the malignantS and Office hold
nrs OF the North and the carpet
Daggrrs and negroes of the Sonth,
We ieht as well confess the failure
II RrpnblicaniSm, and declare Grant
l!ctatOr for life.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
nj A so N G.

At a stated meeting of CANToS
LODGE No. %, A. f and A. Ma
SONS, held Dec. 18th, 1871, the fol
lowing osasss we're elected for the
ensuing Masonic year.
4 j. w. YEARGAIN, w. NJ.
J. w. MAXWELL, S. w.
A. G. CAssELL, j. w.
J. T, HOLMES, Sec'y.
J. WOLF, Treas'r.
S. S. SHIP, S. d.
B. G. COUGH, j. d.
PETER HEIsER, S. & T.
Stated meetings, third Monday
night in each month.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

TAILoRING.-W. j. Kendall, the
NestOr of the needle and shears in
dali these diggiGgs,' and the cham
pion cutter of clothes on this CONT
nent, continues the business for
which he is so eminently fitted
that of fitting and sewing for 9th
ers,-at his old stand, 'Stone House
eorncr. The scripture says, "what-
soevtfa man soweth, that also shall
he reap;7 but Kendall says that can't
be so, for he sows broadclOth and
cassimere all the time, and reaps
nothing but linsey-wolsey, corduroy,
and such like coarse truck 'Such
is life,' and-sow we go. Kendall
don t look like he had tape-wOrm,
Ibut he always has a tape line, and
III give you such measure as you
eet. It's "meat and bread bust
|7tss- with bin.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

The L. d, Sine GIFT Enterprise
StciR9le.-'Ve would respectfully in.
form MeSsrs. Griffin & Hoffman, adj.
vertiSing agents, Baltimore, that we
are in no wise interested in their
middle with L ID. Sine, of Cincin-
natl. The adv't was sent to us six
months ago. Int knowing all these
so,caIled "Gift Enterprises to be
the vcricst humhnGS and swindles,
we did nit touch it. We know that
many of our Miss pi contemporaries
have suffered by this swindle, but
we cannot say we have any sympa-
thy for them. AS long as they bite
at everything that is offered, they
will get bit very often. "Bought
experience" is said to be the best,
and we suppose it is, unless too
much is paid for it.
1t affords us pleasure to say that
McS&'s. Griffin & Hoffman are relia-
bic adv'g ag'tS, and have acted in
GOOD faith towards those who adj
vertsed the Sine Swindle.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

MIR, EDITOR: Il wait 10 con
g'atUlHte yon upon your passing
Christmas, without taking II "nog >
or n :" glass of winr.' May it ever
he so with you anG me. In my
heart | wish all in our country and
the world could say they had not
taken nog, or wine, or whisky, or
brandy, last Christmas, or any other
time, rs a beverage. How amy one
claiming to be Christian in his
faith, and to celebrate he advent Of
Christ, can do so by serving Bac-
chus, is beyond my comprehension.
lam glad some one has begun the
war upon certain characters, who
resort to the depot platform, when
the cars arrive. If the City Mar,
shul will clean off the platform Of
so many negro boys from 6 years
old and up, he would do a good
work-oue that would relieve pas
srngrls Of Il great annoyance -es
pecially ladies', who wish to leave
the cars or take passage.
| nc,,e You will repeat on the
show question. The thousands who
are siIolling over the county, and
smoking ZIP all the money they can,
without henefting head or heart,
hut corrupting all who attend their
exhibitions, it seems t" II man in
the country, ought TO be arrested
in their cOurSc-if not by al act of
the Legislature, by the good sense
of the peoe in refusing to patron
lze them. If no one attended their
exhibitions, they would soon go to
work. The thousands of dollars
drained from this county every
ear, would give food to many hun
gIy oueS-would clothe comforta-
Dly many who shiver from cold
md buy houses for many who are
lemelesS, and put good paper or
book into The hands of those who
ave nothing to read. SO l hope
,ou will be heard on that subject
lgain. COUNTRY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
Citation Notice.

To James Braaigaa, Louisville, Ky.
NOU are hereby ciieh TO be aud app. NJ
L before the Chaucery Count of Maids, 4
county, State If Mississippi on the,
LIST Monday and 4h day of april,
A. ID. 1872,
to snow csuse, if any you can, VIII, the
petition Of r. J. Ross, Aimiai,traior, d.
boRiS, now of the Estate of Peter Branigan
deceased, praying for the sale Of The L a
Estate, belonging to said d-cedent, TO pay
debts. should not be granted.
F. b. PRATT / Il C. SMITH for Petn'r.
f. S. JEFFREY, Clerk.
Jan. IL, 1872 4W.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

BooT-MAKING.-Our friend Wink.
Ter has inserted his card in our heb
domidal to let everybody know that
he is still on the North side of the
square, and prepared to make boots
and shoes out of the best material
and in the most elegant and sub
stantial manner. AS a cObbler, st.
Crispin, before he pegged out, was
not so much as a waxed-end CON-
pared to Winkler.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
NOTICE

To the Creditors and all Others in
tcrested IN the Estate Of II. A. II.
LdlrSOR, deceased:
INHE time for presenting claims against
! said E~tn'e. having expired, and E s.
Jeffrey, the Clerk Of the Court, having
made out statement &c all I claims reg
'stered against said EsIate. spprif. ing each
claim aud the amount thereof. as the Ia
directs, aud said Report has been conrin-
upd 90 the
LIST Monday. and An day # IprR.
Il d., 1872.
when the Chancerv court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, will take M snd ~
7mine all claims reported as due from the
E''ate. At which time and place, You are
notified to attend.
Z. s. JEFFREY.
Jan. l3-4w ChsnCery Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

On the whole. says The Clarion
we think the Governor has done ~
well rs could have been expected
in reference to this institution. I'm.
der ine popular elan ~ he has killed
The iniquI Gus scheme passed by
his party at the previous session.
and recommended n return TO the
old system which worked well TIE
plan he proposes will do, if admin.
tered honestly and cipal,l,. There
the rub. Can this hr hoped tor M
der Radical miSrnle. aith the drplo-
rahle experience of the past two
years.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING :

Transient Advernsenr FL &c per square first h'or'
tion and rs cents for each subsequent Insertion.
Legal Advertisements at the same rates, and 81 %
ad iitional for proof of publication.
Those who wish the benefit of the yearly rates
mnst make the contract ut the time OF handing
I'm their advertisements. to avoid misnnderstand
, ings otso,
,,on 40 m the number of insertions desired. VIII
he continued until ordered out, and charged Tor
at regular advertising rates.
Local notices-20 cents per line.
The nav for yearly and half-yearly advertis"
ments is due quarterly. and those inserted 'ol
less than three months must be paid TO- wheh
the tins expires.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
Administrators Nnt;nn.

I EFT IERS ~ .Adr'nistra'ion u3on the F.
= tate OF VIM. VI. Towl.r. deceasei having
been granted tie undersigned hy he c. an
cery court. Of Madison county iss-ssirpi. on
'hc 5th day Of January. 1872. all rersoi :
having claims aaanst the Estate Of said de-
cedeui. are requested TO exhibit the SINE.
and have them registered in the manner aud
within the time prescribed bv Law. OF they
VII be orever barred. ard this notice pleaded
in bar thereof accordingly.
F. J. BOWERS. Ada'r
Cantor, Isnu.ry II, ls1A-sr
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

Onr a"c0ur'S arr now ready frn
set lrmcnt. Those iudrhteh to us
Will please rnll ami pay all they
can, within the next ten La, :. rs we
need money very much just noe.
We shall I've thankful for their
Il mpt affection.
CASSELL & BAUGHN.
Nov 8 1871
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FOR RENT,
Citation Notice.

To Mrs. Jane Smith, Carlisle, Penn
sylraRia, and all othetS interested :
VoU are hereby cited 10 he and appear
L b-f.re the Cha Gerry Court of MadisOu
county, State of Mississippi. on the
LIST Monday and 4H day of April,
A. ID. 1872,
10 show cause, if any you can, why the
petition of Joseph G. Richards, Executor
Of The list will and testament of Willi"m
G Thompson, dec ased, praying the sac
Of certain band OF said dpcedent, to Ia,
ithrs Sh ruld not he grated
FRANKLIN SMITH for Pe'u'r.
+ = JEFFREY CLERK.
Jan. 10. 1872 4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
Educational,

We are pleased to learn that Mr.
Winter Goodloe has been elected by
the Trustees of Canton Male Acad
-emy to the position of Principal OF
that institution, and that it will open
on Monday next. Persons wishing
to enter pupils may consult Mr..
Goodloe in person, in reference 10
rates of tuition, terms, &c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

HoNEsTAT.-In our great hurry
last week, we neglected to thank
our correspondent of this nom d.
plume for his communication, and
ask him to continue his contribu-
tiOns; switch the same" we now
"rise to explain" and to do.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
!: !: PATENTy.
UNITED STATES HOFLL.
CDR. EUlT5N, WA1sRBvB PEARL STS.N,Y

TEis Hei'-knovu fat.ais u Gel has rsrer.lv 49,
r~n ftst-ti reIlu p a ard Turn .Ai.f ms, - -
FfliF CIR urIHuf % o. kept o. she Euf,-.as- -.
"a J 81 n pit rc1tll1sdaiiins Or tour iiu-frfs 49,
- isri'ial De- aa-s acc ssib- g. Ill ptrr. a. ~
- sit hlfaAi than nuy oiher h1a-. =, A. 49,,
III h-1atrHv sisr-= fass tts hot.l trsrs 49, -,
ne. H--ii' va lr' of st--st la-,, one o. s,hirh
iif-rl-7rrs erslr 90 r1ut- 90 New Fart
j. isiiE bot two tlaeks from Faltaa rrr-- al l.. q.
esurf-- 90 far fhasz ~ fishing q si.sI - - -. .
1hafe- o. ff1l ftis irrrF diverse alI a., -isrlr.
fial-ral1ll rsalss 10 tt- r--r 81 Eva fs-r
De- ~ ISL
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The first Quarterly Conference of
the Methodist Church in Canton
will commence ON Saturday the 18th
inst.
Bishop Kavanaugh will preach at
II o'clock on Sunday.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
NEW AEVERTi5E M ENTa.
ShcriG's sale.

w. E. e. rs 'O"''' nu,i., Fl. ia.
Mira. II j, Mnse.
70 Feb. Trrm, 1872. W 'di.on Circuii
sDn'I, Hi-s;--ippi.
Ju9J"e"t, 24h Sept, 1867, Jar Sl,4o6 81
DY virtue of the above described
Ae writ. 10 me directed by the
Clerk of said Court. | will expose to
public sale, to the highest aud best
bidder, for cash, before the court
house door OF said county of Madi-
son, State Of Mississippi, IN the
city of Canton, on
Monday tie 5M dag Of February,
4. d. 1872,
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described land,
to wit: S w 4S w /, sec. / !; S J
S e ! and S W 4, see. ,; L J N w i,
and w J 5 W 1, sec. IL; 90 acres off
S end W ! N W / soc. II; so acres
off q side Il J S E +, see. 10; 3 acres
off $ + cor L ! y Il !, see. 10, and
e ! S e ! sec, II; S /! w J S w 4,
sec. Z; s J i J S W !, sec. /; N w
4. see. -; 80 acres oft $ end Il
n f /, see, II; S E !, sec II; w J
5 e / and s w i, and Il ! S W 4 f J
5 + /, and w n f /, see. 10; S J
$ W 1, and S J w i! S Il /, see.
II, all in township 8, range 3 east,
levied upon rs tt property Of said
defendant, Mrs. H. J. Muse. and
will he sold to satisfy the above
styled judgment, interest, and all
costs.
r. J. ROSS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Canton, Mss
Jan. - lS72-4t
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To the Presbyterian Congregation:

To The PreS6yttNan Congregation
Inasmuch as Bishop Kavansugh is to preach
in the Methodist Episcopal church next Sab
bath, there will be no morning service in our
church. The Sabbath school will meet at
9 o'clock, A. NJ, and the weekly collection
will be taken at the evening service.
W. T. HALL.
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David I-andreth G. Sons.

The usual annual supply of gar
den seeds is now ut the Drug Store
of w. J. Mostly & Co.; also a
dnuhle supply of onion sets-all
fresh from Philadelphia. 1t is re.
commended to get, at once, what is
wanted before the stock is broken.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
Posi- OFFICE,

CANTON, Jan. 1872. J
Office hours, from 0 A. NJ. to D P. N.
SUNDAYs-From $50 to 1880 A. NJ.
Mails close, for North and South,
daily at 6 P. NJ.
N. r. SMITH, P. M.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

NOTE BY THE EDITOR.-Wc are
gratil4l that oar correspondent has
found something in our paper to
commend, and we may truly say
that commentator nom such, a
source is praise indeed" In the az
ticle to which aiiuSion is first made,
we referred TO our abstinence, not
in the way Of vainboasting, bat i'll
cidentally, and ALPHABETICALLY for a
very dull and prosaic return Of
thanks tor kind remcmbrances by
friends during the holidays and
convivial season Of the year that
the 'piece' was got Off not OnlN
in :the wee sma hours ayOnt the
twal,' but with leaden metal, heavy
cyelihs, weary fingers, and Il dull
brain, FOR there WIS not a drop Of
anything to make inspiration
come" Although what We then
said was in jest, it was true as the
eternal Word. and after some sad |
years of bitter experience We a
Join our Country friend in his fer
vent ejaculation-"may it ever be .
so with you and ME- y! and We will /
add, may all our friends do like
wise!'
In reference to public exhibitions
and entertainments, we do not wish
to be understood as setting oUseN
up as a moralist, or lecturer on
prophecies. We are great lover
of the legitimate drama, and would
encourage and sustain them TO the
extent Of or ability and means.
The fine tragedies of Shakespeare
and other great writer's, and The
comedies of }. Sheridan Knowles,
Bulwer, and otherS,-such as The
Stranger, or Misanthropy and Re
pentance.r :. The TInnchback." "Thc
School for Scandal "Thc Lady Of
Lyons, or, Love and Pride" = such
as these, legitimateIy put upon the
stage, and rendered according to :
-he text, without gagging,' or eX- y
reading, are not only uu- 6
but are highly enter. ,
aiming, instructive, and elevating
n their character 1t is only the
and lascivious exhibitions
hat we condemn, those that tend to
corrupt and demor~lize; where the
ow jest and the obscene act are in
lulged; where the lowest instincts OF Z
mans nature are pandered to by
he ballet and the 'can-can' dane a
rs. These revolving and degrading Il
are the kind that are to e
re condemned by every right think W
ng man and woman; and, unfortun- 81
tely, these are the class that usual I
Y visit "one- horse towns" like Can. h
on, as the members of these " Pan, 81
Omime TrOupcS,' and other strag-
ling players and Embellishments" I.
re wont 10 term our town. The d
uestion is, How long will we con N
lnue TO pay tribute to this worth
ess clasS-these consumers of our d
ubStance, who give us nothing in $
eturn, who consider it q condo Il
cension in them to play in our small
ity, and graciouSly and gracefully 7
ermit It's to see their--'agility." p
Thus cndeth the second lesson. OF
lore anon. pt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
SOUTHERN CHINA TIE.
DIR. Is. w. fssIEe ESaGEk
DENTIST.

LIZ ~ 4 - L,
iETTSHE3 to inform his irisGds -ss~--S~a
w snd patrons that he Ia, 10. f,.5lt1ss ~
turned to anton. sbd il now in tie uIfYYT1
c-ir- formerly occupied ny Dgs,
Orirk and Adam, Uvsr ". J. Eoshy l. Coz
drug R'Ora.
He prepared to do Al kind. Of work know
to the profession in the n-Ate-t and ,anst .rab,
m nner. Teeth ext acted without pam. Ivy th.
use o! Ni.rou. OXIDE Cas- E'perInl attestinI
given to Plate Work Artnrs Teeth pat Vi
On Gold, Platinum Silver nr Me,t~ra HrtAi.
81 Vr-ts msde to the country When the work
will justify.
kS-rEKAS CASH Ind to suit the TINES.
Becoming satish'd from long experience that
Vucsnite IIa. for ArlifCixI Teeth ia failure
ne has discontinued its use, aud would irforn
those for whom he has done inst Kind of work
aud their plates hav. Civ-n Ew.y. that he wi
replace it with Western Meal, which he thiak.
much pr-f-rahi., free If coft.
He 10 also prepared 10 ca coo inuons Gus
Work the most natural aaJ durable .rtikgiA
work in the world.
e< Al work warranted.
suites >egt. % lH7itf
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

FNHE partnership heretofore existing
he weec Gould Il White. il this day
dissolved by withdrawal of Il II. Goult
from the firm Mr. Il White will cOuiinut
to act as agent of the Globe Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
GOULD IL WHITE,
Canton, Miss, Dec 80, 1871. If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
I E D,

Suddenly, on the 23rd of December, Evcline
Hayes, wife OF H. W. Hayes, aged Sc years.
consistent member of the Methodist church
or 80 years.
T. Be We also ready, for in such an hour as
We think not, the Son of Man cometh
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

DY virtue of u Deed in Trust.
I'D executed and delivered to ne
by Sarah +. Martallanr nnd A.
Macfarlanr. her husband. hearing
date the 23rd day OF February,
1871, and recorded in Book of
Deeds V. pages 342 and 343, in
CHANGER" Clerks office, of Madison
County, Mississippi, which said
deed was executed to secure a Ger.
tain sum of money therein sprci,
fed. l will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, before the
Court House door, in the city of
Canton, on
Monday, tile 1911 dag Of February,
Il. d. 1872,
the following real and personal
property in said deed conveyed,
to wit: The undivided one fourth
of see. IS, of S w /, and W ! Of
S e / of sec. Z, and ! of S w / and
W ! of n w ! and S J L J n W /,
see II; and ! of W ! n " !, and N
J f J n w /, sec. 20. all in town,
ship s. range 2 west, in Madison
County. Mississippi; also nine mu'tS.
three wdgons and haraesa, q Int #
tdrmiag implements. hree bates Of
cotton, and II QunntiW Of corn.
The Tile to he above property is
believed to be perfect, but | will
,,r,n,- ,,l1- vn,I, tint, no j., ,-n.t,l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

900 yards Carpsting, for sale at
very low prices, at
CLARK & BALDWIN's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

HOUSE FOR RENT.-See adv't.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

NEW MARKET.-Mr. ROSenbaum,
who kept the little market house on
Liberty street, near Peace, has re-
moved to Peace St, one door West
Of Pearce'S livery stable, where he
will keep he finest meats that can
be had, Kentucky beef, mutton, veal,
pork, sausage; also, turkeys, chick
ems, ducks, and game, already pre-.
pared for the cook-eggs, likewise.
Give Rosenbaum a call. "Oppo-
Sition is the life Of trade" We speak
by the card;' having such strong
opposition in our own business makes
us stir our tumps,-hy around and
feel lively; and we are glad to see
it so in every business, especially
in the marketing business.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
Valuable Property for Sal

T5IHE undersigned Will sell, at private Gil
l sale. her IIOise and Lot on Peace sssi;;il
street, Just below Pea ce X Mills LIVERY AAiu
Stape. The house contains four large
rooms. with three out .hsuses win good Cistern
aud garden. For terms apply on the premises to
Miss. c. NENOIER.
Oct q l97l.lm,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

ONE BLACK MARE MULE, medium
~ size, sadlle-m,rks on her back, Light
colorcd nose. branded distinctly on left Shout
der. \ Y;nine or 10 years old, A reward OF
$50 will be paid on li'r delivery to me, at Ed
ards Depot, Kinds Co, Miss.
Dec. 23, II. a. l.. YOUNG.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13
ME CANTON MAIL.-ThiS alrcAt

THE CANTON MAIL.-This already
very strong ,'most too str0ng) Con
sentative journal has received quite
an acquisition to its editorial and
business departments, in our friend
G. r. Dudley, Esq. Under the pro
prietorship of Garrett & Dudley the
march of the paper will doubtless
be onward and upward. So mote it
be. There is right smart chance
of difference between the political
sentiments of THE MAIL and THE
CITIZEN, and we expect to have
some hard jousting with our contem-
poraries up towards sunrise, when
the proper time comes to discuss
politics. We anticipate, especially,
much pleasure in .jostling the WE :"
Of the firm, tO-wit our whilom friend
" Alexis. He says he is u ''recon-
structed rebel,' and CHATS what's
the matter" with the "New Depart
ureists" and PASSIVE Policyites;"
they are too much RECONSTRUCTED"
But we are letting politics severely
alone now, and do not propose to
open IA discussion with our neigh
Dor until the Presidential canvass
is nearer at hand.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-13

nVAL.-aitSSrS. j. Ii. Otto &
Co. have removed to The East side
Of pubic square, where they will be
glad to see and serve their old friends
and customers, and make a host of
new ones. In their business trans
actions they "know no North, no
South, no East, no West but only
their friends and fellow citizens.
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OF year. These rooms are on the secon
floor Of our building. Apply to
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