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VOL. XXXIX.
THE VERMONT PHOENIX.
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small hole, into which a pin with a spheri-
cal brass head has been driven. In this
way, the upper lip being raised, the shin
ing knob on each tooth would be display
ed. Some of the African tribes also chip
their teeth in various manners, each COM
munity having fashion of its own.-SIR
JOHN LUBBoCL's "Oyigin Of Civilization"
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-. MYERS, Attornt
w at Law, Bellows Falls, Vt.

A ID. PUTNAM, Dentist,
a. CROSBY BLOCK, BRATTLTBoRo, VI
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-"Wild oats" are said to be the only
crop that grows by gas-light.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-13
Coach Factory.

VIE subscriber having rented from Mr.
J. John Rouzcl, the old stone building
in Mcchanicstown, known as Capt. VIM
p. Jones Tanncry, is prepared to carry on
the
COICH MAhING BUSINESS
ind Repo1ny Coaches, B'1ggtes, etc.
in the hest Kramer and in the cheapest
style. lie will warrant his work to be sub.
stantal and of the best quality of mate
rials. He solicits a fair share of custom
G. Il. JIITESHEW.
CT2g" n. B.-Thc work will be executed
at the lowest rates for CASH.
June l.iw
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JACOB SPROW, Proprietor.

H-'lIIS establishment having been thor.
| oughly renovated and cleaned up from
the garnet to the ccllar,is now open for the
reception of permanent and transient boar
dcrs, and the travelling public All who
may call viii be waited upon with polite
ness and attention. He ,oIjcits share of
public patronage.
may 4-3W
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Josenh A. Wicrman. Proprietor.

FNIIIS IfpU5c il moss ready for the rcccp
! ton Of boarlcrs and the travelling
public 1t is newly fitted ~ %j.A all ne
cessary conv"nlcncc,. 1t Is rooolY, airy
and pleasantly located. 1t il a rs
three story Brick Building with /,
is rooms, Excellent water near A-A---
the house. Dnring the approaching sum
mcr month"; it viii afford pleasant retreat
llom The ilD,s, and hustle Of III" city.
tn. mouse is well furnished and the pro
prlctor viii supply the table with al the
CDmfOrt AMI dc!i"HClta OF the season,
The view of The surrounding country =
grand Boari"r- from I'll" city aul gentle
men Of lci Hro can enjoy Themselves here
during tn" summer in an Agreeable man
nor. Tie house Is quiet and retired and
every oudcayor will be mHrie 10 phrase.
apr 20-tf
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March 3lst, 1872

T'WELVE Ho!:hs G:e- -
l de ! .,.eac - c.c.e NtN1
IL business t.: Il! p!"se1: ~
sts..l . ol4L aga.:. Le1: CO.! .s.sa.@z
70 D. SrL,cy Il tie room 10" occupied
b. MeesEs 1tau.fcr IA q Dr.: GocI: store
IL oy>:e! . larry iills-.p.G i. ne ne"
Store IN c:.:igel:. new s'Hck Of IrNI: !
shall. during :le-c .we!Tc r,a-!L2, o.s! u
INV s.4cK ay,i gq hun& E: Elu D".." a..
Unit! the ..,: 7e.:!ge Q! ::.e sane i. t.ra!f'
uu: Nov ..,2
CONE II TOR TIE EAEGaIE:
assure v1u ~, Gu. really % sell &: p.
tc- love. than eve. n1cIed Ia :h.s n"t.
GOLD AID SILVER WATCHES
OUe-a. N4..Ase LaoEt.2e. Ca.:"..n a..
GTNTa VEST CHAINS
Ca. Silver Na!:. All pa'"i ore.
PINS AND EAR RINGS
il se.e Or separate
BRACELETS .ARMLETs NECKLACES
LOCKETa, CHARMS RINGS.
sLEEvEDCTToES.
studs ana Gents Pins including quite az
assortment Of E!nUielus 0: olaCgcE, s,Jt.e-
ties 8 handsome suppl Of
SOLID SILVER WARE
S:ver-Pated Tea Sc,s. Wai,"rs, B.-K"'-,
Butte, Dishes, Ca-.or- Fru.: St..G-
Goblc,s, &c. 81
CLOCKS N GREAT VARIETY.
sPEcrAcLE1 AED EYE GlAs-Es
in gold, silver, white metal, steel and !.:.
Der france
OF all tn" above al aiandan. supply On
hand
REPAIRING A. heretofore Unsurpassed
in workmanship and with -rcG ,nat dispatch.
Everything a. represented guaranteed By
CHAS II. o. FOX
Nearly opposite the City Hotel.
mar 80 t. Frederick, Nd
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ViN Ii. OSLER.

-I'"7-IN!TE7OWII. M.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
+ / I. y 7 | K T
STOVES, NH'4 TIERS. RANGES
TN -i3D SHEET IRON WARE
II" Jobbnc and Repairing promptly
;,tcndcG t. and neatly executed
~ Ali goods sold and wOri: done war
.ented a. rcpgcscntcd.
mar if-tl
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HAVING BOZ CHI

II ~ INC bCC|H-
TIE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TOP
FREDERICK CITY & COUNTY.
TO make a1i U.s. I'll Iu.prc we'd
WATCH CASE LIFTING SPRING,
i.us. wv PA-E!IEol
Tic s,u-cr:hcr IS enabled 70 pu: in Lift
Ing SpIings into "a:c:! I"sea az 10" ~ 20
cent, 70 {! O. l1tiG,F II. I'D ts:d5!tt'nd
pftt~
This ac,r spring has man advantages
over tie o,t st:.c, and Is guaranteed nttt j."
70 freak /; Is put in il 50 short time,
that hardly &c! one would have 20 leave
hi uatc!. i. town. merely for Lifting
spr.u. Should anTtc1v rre:". the ol!
style spring howcye: i vii. be pu' II
mnrh rcdltf@ r2'"a
Now ~; on!; 10. The
new PATENT HITTING SPRING:
UoscA tu<1 md Jtrsjru -Mud"g
1T LGW PRICE,
nr, for such Kind Of Watch Repairing Is
has established him the largest business
Frederick city ever haa in This line, q to
CI!AS II o. FOX
Nearly appo.t!e tue City H's'
Frederick City I'd
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-13

NJ son Charlc, II Steiner, is associated
with ne in the atovr business and i, tUl
partner The firm will hc known ~ etci
u"r x Son. Respectfully,
an - John \ STEINER
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Western Maryland R, R.

\ REGULAR Daily Freight Train is
\ now running between Baltimore and
Smi,hShurG. IN Washington county. Nd.,
eight miles from lIagrrstown Til" Yves
tern Maryland Railroad Company is Pre-
pared 10 receive and forward Fr'iglts"
and from Baltimore and Smi'h>hur" an"
WayncShoro' Station, and al 9th IVA,
lions on It's line Merchandise d'-lihfu 'o'
these points should be sent t" 'Ar Noi'h'rn
Central Freight Depot, cor,,T Nor''' anu
Centre Streets, marked t the care "' '''
Western Maryland Railroad Company :,
Information concerning rates, &c, will
be furnished at trt Freight and Passenger
4 rcnl's Office. 80 North Calvert street
JOHN +. RIGNFN,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
WILLIAM II. .IoEnoN,
Iityqht and Passenger .ls'"t
feb. Ut!
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GLOVE, WAX Err.

MA Il. +. ElI.EI,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
COMMUNICATED. |

DEAR CITIZEN: L had the pleas.
IRE of attending Il delightful picnic
party, given by Mr.. X. Il. Kemp, at
his large and elegant mansion in
this county, where he resides as the
proprietor and sole occupant.
l found assembled there a great
many interesting young ladies from
town and country, and Il few mar
ried ladies, alSO quite a number of
our gallant young men.
The house was thrown open and
fitted up i'll elegant style for the re-
ceptiOn of the guests, who at noon
partOOk Of Il most inviting dinner,
comprising all the luXurieS and del
icacies of the season.
The large hall that divides the
parlOrs and sitting rooms was nice
ly prepared for all who choose To
dance, and Il billiard room attached
to the residence, and a fine crOIuct
ground on the premises contributed
to the young folks enjoyment In
deed, your reporter found all suita-
BILE arrangements for a pleasant pic
mic excursion party either indoors
or ont doors.
All present must have had a very
pleasant and agreeable time, and
will, doubtless, acknowledge the
cOurtesies of our estimable young
friends and tOwnsmen, Thomas II.
Singleton, Esq, and Mr.. Sam. G.
Divine who so kindly and OppOr-
timely assisted our host in the enter
tainment of his guests.
Mr.. Kemp is a genial, kind-heart-
ed gentleman, and while we are
proud to acknowledge the hospital
ity of such gentlemen, we feel that
when such men come to this part of
our Sunny South" our people can
not give them too hearty d welcome,
but should show them that kind at
tentiOn and respect which they de-
serve. "+*
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
Grand Tournament.

The Wales Tournament Club hav-
ing completed their organization,
will have Grand Tournament at
Stump Bridge, Madison county, on
Thursday, Aug. 90, 1872.
The gauntlet is thrown down to
all honorable Knights of adjoining
counties.
The entrance fee of each Knight
will be s.. Entrance fee forfeited
by Withdrawing from the contest.
All Knights required to be OH the
ground by 8 o'clock, a. NJ.
Il. j. Semmes, Esq, will deliver
the opening address, and Mr.. Il. S.
Ward the coronation speech.
The public are invited to attend.
JAS. WALES, Pres.
w. III. HOWARD, Sec'y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
More Lies on Greeley.

We learn that a sable carpet-baG
ger, late importation from Column
bus, Ohio, has been making himself
quite busy in perambu!ating Oul
streets and telling his cOlOred
brethren that Horace Greeley has
pledged himself, if elected, to pay
the Southern people for all the
manumated slaves. We must in
form the colored carpet-bagger cir
culating this report that, nOtwith-
standing his great pOmposity, he is
either an ignoramus or an assertOr
of what he must know to be false.
Horace Greeley has most emphati-
cally stated that he never made any
such promise; that no person ever
limited such thing to him and
that he was opposed to any move
in that direction. The gentleman
from Ohio is good electiOneerer,
but it is best that he should confine
himself to facts. He must consider
the colored people here great fools
when he attempts to make them be-
lieve such nonsense.
1t is also circulated among the
colOred voters, particularly in the
county, that if Greeley is elected
they will be sent back to slavery.
1t is an acknOwled fact that persons
who have enjoyed the blessings of
freedom can never be enslaved.
There is no more danger of slavery
being established in this nation,
than that the sun will not rise on
the morrow. Persons who tell the
colorcd man that he can be enslaved
under any circumstances, practical
ly asserts that he has no sense and
cannot exercise the right of voting
intelligently. They treat the col
Ored man as if he was governed by
brutal instincts and passions instead
of reason and sound Judgment. No
person will use such an argument
in presence of any man whom he
would consider possessing any intel
ligence. 1t is most foul calumny
as well as the exhibition of great |
ingratitude for a cOlOred man to
bring such a charge against a man
who for Il longer time and with
greater zeal than any other man liv-
ing, has worked for the freedom of
all men. Greeley is not the fallen
angel that District Attorney Pratt
would have the cOlored man believe [
The Devil was, as Col. p. says, at
)ne time a bright angel, but fell
through pride. Greeley is plain,
man, as many people
who saw him here last year can tes-
'ify. Grant put on as many airs
md gapes after as much aristOcracy
md pomp as any king or emperor.
There is much more danger that
proud Grant will become a fallen
nigel than that humble Horace will
,ver fall into that unfortunate con-
lition.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
DIED.,

On the 9th ult., of congestive fever, DAI-
sY CAROLINE DEsDEMoNA, second daughter of
James o. and Lizzie Stephens, aged seven
years and four months.
Often are we called upon to mourn the
loss of some dear object of affection, but
Death could not have hurled his cruel shaft
at Il more shining mark. one that could
have brought greater anguish to the hearts OF
those to whom she had so greatly endeared
herself, than little Daisy. Though we are
ever greatly gueved at the loss of those we
so much love, We should not forget that q" of
such is the kingdom of Heaven" and feeling
that as our loss is their gain, submit with
christian fortitude to the will of Him who de-
crees all things for the best. NJ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
Proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors.

MONDAY, Aug. 10Th, 1872.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment; were present:
j. M. Richards, President pro
tenn; Richard Taylor, John Divine,
members; II. j. Ross, Sheriff; L. S.
Jeffrey, Clerk.
The following were absent:
WIN. Breck, President; Elijah
Ware, member.
Ordered by the Board, That E.
NJ. Avery be appointed "a member
of the School Board in District No.
l, vice Ii. Il. Smith.
Ordered, That III. V. Kyle be al
lowed ten dollars to buy lumber for
the bridge on the Canton and Mad
isOn road; also 81 for nails.
Ordered, That the Clerk of this
Board give notice in the county pa
pers of the time the assessment roll
is received by him, so that persons
interested may make corrections for
thirty days as the law directs.
Ordered, That tho following &C
counts be allowed and paid out of
any money remaining in the county
treasury, not otherwise appropriate
ed, belonging to the General and
Poor Funds, respectively
General Fund.
Wash. Beatty, sign board $l25
+. NJ. Afford, lumber for bridge 10 90
American Citizen, blanks &c. 81 90
Poor Find.
J. v. Fitchett, collins. &c. 20 90
Ordered, That the Board adjourn
until the next regular meeting.
j. NJ. RICHARDS,
Pres. pro tenn.
E. S. JEFFREY, Clerk.
f.. Ii. LUITwIELER, ID. G..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
EN The City Hotel, New Orlean

Ew The City Hotel, New Orleans,
is at present under the Immediate
control of Mr.. Watson, Col. Morse
being North, for the Summer. Mr..
Watson is a most agreeable and en-
tertaining landlord, when he wants
t, be, and We acknowledge hospita-
BILE cOurtesies at his hands. Mike
Leeney, Esq, still presides in the
dining room, and is overwhelmingly
polite and attentive to guests
Junior.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

We are authorized to announce
that Mr.. w. b. Alsworth will fur
nish the citizens of Canton with st
Bernard Coal, at the same terms
offered by Crazy & Bro, of Clarks-
Vile Tenn. Our friends will find
an advantage in dealing with Mr.
A. whom we know to be a reliable
and clever gentleman. He will al
so furnish Pittsburg coal at the low
est rates.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
CH1ps-Ithas been lately proven

CHIPs.-It has been lately proven
that cowhide is tougher tLan bull
hide.
England boasts that she has
swifter horses than any other coun
try, but she can now boast that
she has swifter foot racers.
johnny Bull lately issued a
proclamation commanding Ireland
to be submissive to his believing,
but Erin could not see it, and rather
made Johnny feel it.
! There was an exciting foot race
this week in town and as both could
not win, one of them was beaten.
A party lately attempted to
trample on ros(s)eate bloom, but
soon concluded it was a dangerous
experiment, for although pleasing
to the eye it contained disagree
BILE sting.
-" Distance lends enchantment
to view." there is man in Canton
who thinks the same could be said
of touch.
"A book-keeper recently footed
his accounts by measurement, and
the measure used was a cowhide
which extended over a foot.
If a foot carry two feet of inn
mense size at double-quick speed,
at what rate of speed will a foot
carry two feet of ordinary size.
"A bull was lately seen in town
with only one horn, and that was
located near the eye-althOugh it is
said he had many horns last Satur-
day night.
Our streets are becoming quite
dusty The past week has been
for cotton crop, and farm
ers are more cheerful, The Grant
ties have found their flag, and it is
now where some men should be-
.. The admirers of hon
est Horace will procure Greeley |
md Brown flag in a few days
owen Van Vacter, Esq, has been
elected principal, and DIR. s. Luck
,tt as assistant teacher of public
school at Canton. Items scarce.
Business dull. Abstain from
whisky during warm weather. go.
Be cheerful. Greeley stock ad-
GRANTEES Responding,
Election took place in West
Virginia on last Thursday. All
for State officers are
Democrats and Greeley men,.
The California election for county
,ffces will take place on the LIST of
September. There were several
'ales of new cotton in town this
week. Health good, SO much so
hat doctors complain. There are
Of young persons of both
exes in town who are never seen
mployed, unless in something bad,
nd who have no visible means of
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

Ia The publishers of the Illustrated Chris
tan Weekly make a special offer OF their ele-
gantly illustrated weekly from the first of
September to the close of the present year
together with finely engraved new Map of
Palestine printed i'll coloIs, to any person on
receipt of rs cts.
1t is encourag ing to know that this latest
and best effort of the American Tract Society
to stem the tide of corrupt literature by oyer
coming evil with good is meeting with we'll
me rited succeas
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
Wanted! Wanted

Cotton Rags, no matter how
coarse or ragged, if clean.
Paper Of every description except
brown.
Old Cotton, Stained Cotton, Mat
trass Cotton, Sample Cotton.
Beeswax, Brass and Copper.
For which goods or groceries will
be given in exchange, by A. ID.
Bransford, Agent, at j. &. Fellows
Store, south side Public Squire,
Canton. Miss,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

~A copper colOred wench nam.
ed Malinds Smith, was found prom
enading tho streets Monday night
dressed in mems apparel. She was
arrested and taken before Mayor
Harvey who fined her $40 and costs
for the non payment of which she
went up for twenty days.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
Register ! Register!

The Board of Registration will
meet in Canton on the Cd Septem-
Der, aud visit the different distI lets
as advertised. Look for your cOun-
ty Registration Paper of last year.
None other is good for the Novem-
Der election. If you cannot find
that, You must get a duplicate dur
ing the present registration or lose
your vote.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

READ THIs.-The Job Office in
connection with the "Citizen" is
uow supplied with new and beauti-
full type. cards, paper for bill or let
ter heads. and colored inks, suita-
ole for job work Of any kind. which
We offer to do on reasonable terms.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

THE TOURNAMENT near Stump
Bridge, to come off ON Thursday
next, will be a grand success. We
understand the Club has raised suf-
ficint funds by subscription, and no
admission fee will be charged.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

NEW CoTTON.-Eight or ten
bales of new cotton have been sold
in Canton, during the past week,
for 1S4c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

- The drain of the Courthouse
cellar has been commenced by Col.
F. B. Pratt, and bids fair to be a
neat and substantial Job.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

Printing Press, &C., for Sale.
We have for sale q medium Wash
iugton Hoe press. complete, and in
good order. Also cases, stands,
stones. sticks, rules. display type,
&C., sufficient to make up six col
umn paper. will be sold cheap on
early application. The press will
be sold separately.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

TOwing to pressing business
in the country DIR. 7. 0. Payne will
not be in Canton until the last week
in September.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
EDUCATIONAL

THE following schools, in the
Il District of Madison, are hereby
established:
TO- Sub-District No. 4.
1. Hickory Grove.
2. CObb's School.
3. Central Academy.
COLORED.
4. Sharon School.
5. Hickory Grove.
6. richards School.
Z. Hope School.
Sub-Dislrict No. e.
1. Vernon Academy.
2. Galley Springs School.
3. Mount Ida.
COLORED.
4. Vernon School.
8. Mount Hope Church.
6. RObinson's Mill.
Z. Durfey School.
Subdivision No. 3.
/. Lamarca Academy.
2. Livingston Academy.
3. MadiSonville School,
4. Battle Springs School.
5. Daughtrey School.
COLORED.
6. Livingston School.
Z. MadisOnville Academy.
s. Battle Springs {"
Q. Calhoun Station, ="
Subdivision No. 4.
1. Sharon Academy.
9. Pitchford.
3. Cratin School.
4. Greenwood,
5. Howard.
COLORED.
6. Pleasant Gift School.
Z. New Bethel,
s. True Light,
Q. Lofts. &c
subdivision No. ..
1. Black River School.
=. Oakh,l
3. Camden I"
4. Marian Institute.
5. Russell Academy.
COLORED.
5. BreckvilIe School.
Z. Lloyd's I"
8. KirkwoOd. 's
The abOAe schools will be open
tor reception of pupils OH the End
day of September, 1872.
Teachers will apply ,cithOut delay
through their respective Directors,
the school they desire to
teach.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
. -. President.
Aug. 10, At.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

buy "THE PEARL" all glass
fruit jar.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

~" The PEARL" is the best
because the fruit cannot touch the
metal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

IH you want a stove that will
give satisfaction, 60 to Heron &
Anderson and get a Charter Oak,
warranted.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

~ The best selfsealing Fruit
Jars and Cans for sale at Heron s.
An derbOn's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
NOTICE.

- -<e-ss
Tho exercises of the Canton Fe
male Institute will begin on the
first Monday in October.
j. j. GILMAN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

Tf you want to fit yourself out
housekeeping and save money, go
Heron s. AndersOn's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
Delinquent Tax Lands.

VTNHE following described Lands are now held
L by the State of Mississippi. subject to pur-
chase and redemption. at the Office OF the Circuit
Clerk of Madison county. by virtue CT an Act Of
the Legislature, approved April 9Th, 1872;
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

IYOu will always find good
assortment Of Furniture at Heron
& .AndeFson's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

IL The PEARL" fruit jar is
the only all glass jar in the market.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24
10. O. f.

EvEnsREzx LoDaE. No. 50. I. O. o. F. meets
every ThuEsdsy evening at O'Clock.
J. A. WEBB, NC.
Aug. n, 6 ~. b H. GOULD, Sec,y.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING /:

Transient Adversselns q &C per square first nser
ion and IS c.uts for each subsequent Insertion.
LeRL Advertisements It the sa0e rates, and 81 0O
adiits,al fer prsef Of publication
Thoss who vish the beneAt Of the yearly rates
must make the contract at the time OF handing
in their sAvertisements, to avoid Aisunderstand-
ings.
ldvertisenents sent in without any speci6ca-
tion ~ to the namber Of insertions desired, Will
b continued until ordered cat, and charged for
ct regular advertising rates.
LseGl nssiess-9o eests per line.
The pay fer yearly and half yearly advertise
ments b dee quarterly. and those inserted for
les thal three months must be paid for when
the tins expires.
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And all Eatabcs, next door to Sewer &
Clark's Market-house, hopes by close atten-
ton to the want of the community and keep
ing choice articles, to merit and receive a lib
eral patronage.
Jan. 10, l5T2--tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-08-24

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