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Sales t--dsV, $500 baies GOD mia
dliug-9 ~ IN o st 2-Hc. 5 riot mid
ding and miJd Ing-l50 a. ZlZS Strict
AMI god mlddlIug-S2 ~ 22c Mlddling
- q. 2lc; Y 81 2lc; so - 2IZc; y A. 2lc
Strict low mlddIinz-Sl e. ZOH; La
mtddIiDg-H 81 2OKs; ITO a. 2U% los al
2OHc; $50 ~ 2OKs, los ~ zU%I s.uci
guUd or5Insry- oO Il ls%ci IT'S at l9I 8
100 a. 2Oc; l47 Al 1917 9; 81 AZ 90; IA a.
2Oks; loo ~ 203. 0OUd ordinary % 81
1870; 10 al ISZc; 5 ~ l9Hc; As 81 l9Ac;
"a = l9H e; 20 q. I9Zc; 55 ~ lgLc; 81 .
I9ka. > riot god ordinary SUD low MID
din g-S7 81 z0I3 SJsius-20 81 zoe; Is
n 1870; 7 81 lszc; IL a. 1870.
Middung here at this time last year. 9l4L
n addIlng In New NOrE same date. 9I5z
Uplands in Liverpool same date. 5 y
Gold in New York same daI6-----. llJ5E
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"a. Q. ;. SoHNsoNs;
AE0lcAL D~lsPENsAaY
alo NAH STREET CUP staiu
sstEsea Warrington sad Adanas streets
KE1PHIB, Tenn
"a. Q. 3. gobNsoNs:
KE1EPHIs. Tenn
80 D g lIasass

"a noW permans-ly established for the trssfs
ment Or patients, both male aud fsmaie-
VINO are Afflicted with any form OF
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KEcLlVER'S "a < Or A gALua-
BE LOT.

HINDER and By vi.tue OF my authorfty as
~ receiver IN cOnEoltda ed csss- o. n
hImftedt oil al IS HelaphIs Sc msn Saw
iEgs n tttuttuu e. a., no. 1884. o Il IL Sec
M hsneery Curt of SheIos county, aIC
under IN o der of sale entered in said causes,
January 3, lSl2, L WI pro eed.
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Dong H00k. HAWK, Spit, Spit BLOW,
Blow, and disgust ever Do0y with your u
tai RI and Its offensive Odor, when Dr. Bags's
Uatarrh Remedy will speedily destroy all
odor and arrest the discharge.
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LIVERPOOL, January q.
10.SOAm.-The cotton market opened
firm. Middling uplsnds, lOKd; mlddlinR
Orleans, lid.
s pm-Tbe cotton market closed firm.
Middlipg uplsnds, 10Ad; middting Or
leans, 10 Sales to-day 15, 900 bales, Of
which 5000 bales were for export and
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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS.
--LATEST REPORT By rKLEGRAPHl
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, JanuArY z
Gold Opened st 1OeH, raised TO lOsZ
aud closed at 1O9X@l0ex, and very hUm
Dealings to day were al &c Loans we're
made 1t 8 10 6 per cent. for carving The
daily c~lesrings were $S7, 900 600; weekly
specie shipments, $3.50, 06e Is
MOney-The market was sassy at 496
per cent.
Sterling Exchsnge-Bsnkers' bills,
lO9.
Southern State Securities Southern
State bonds were dull and steady, With
but little or no change in prices. The
closing quotations were:
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NEW oRLEANs-COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS-COTTOS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-The cotton
market closed drmer. Good ordinary, l9X
@20kc; low middling, 20H@2OTc; mid
ding, 2l%421Xo Sales, 400 bales. Re-
csipts, 1895 bales. Exports TO continent,
324t bales. Stock on hand and On ship
board not cleared, 90. $50 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLRsTON, January N.-COttOn mar
ket quiet; middlinR, 20A @2lc. Net re
ceipts, 2l94 bsles; exports cosstwise, 2S7
bales; sales, 100 bales; stock on hand and
on shipbOard not cleared, 20, 4Ss bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, January Election firm.
Heavy storm restricts business middlinR
uplands, 2l@2INc. Net receipts, zoos
bales; exports 70 Amsterdam, 300 bales;
coastWise, 1853 bales; sales, 1000 balesi
stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared, go ola bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, January 81. Cotton mid
ding, 20Q20Hc. Net receipts, 1903 bales
exports to Amsterdam, 1873 bales; stock
on hand and on shipbosrd not cleared,
81 ,589 bales.
CINCINNATI
C~INoINNATI, January H.-Cotton mar
ket quiet and weak; middling uplsnds, q
@2lHc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January Election market
firm; middling, 20Z@2Ic.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January u Cotton mar
ket steady; low middling, 20kc.
LOUISVILLE.
Huntsville, January Election mar
ket Arm; middliDg held At 2lIc.
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4laSlA3s4I
OF "a Ec29-ai &C 0~Sssru.tlons and Sac
e1FFzlea cfEsa1AiyPc-.o4s.

A pcc5-I cases; Hose Obstacle ones
A 1olere u1Ed1 and cheaper medi-
BR cines fGG
A They E-e composed ofthe most
active and powerful principles Of
-ElAN 3A plants, roots and berries, 30
Ishighly concentrated that each
I3GN pill contains moro medicinal
a strength than a whole box or
@SsFzz1 bottle Of ordinary dollar Iuedi-
slne n the market. AHaough potoerfu, yet
20 mud and pleasant in their operation, that
The mos feeble can take them lcia perfect
sqtey.
~ They may be safely used at any age,
2nd 1t any period, EXCEPT DURING THE FIRST
rEREE MONTHS, during which the unfailing
nature o. their action would infalIibly PRE-
EsT pregnancy.
B All letters seeking information or
advice VIII DO promptly, freely and discreetly
ans9erod.
81 Each boz contains GbotR 100 pi2s, and
- Sorapped in tohle paper printed in deep red
lsas-s, JelhJ full and srpicadireotiOns enclosed
% Sent by mail, free Of postage, on
receipt Of price, s., per box.
~ The Cherokee Pills 70. 2 arc sold
BIZ all e~nterprising Druggist in the civilized
world. Some unprincip ed doGlnrs, however,
try to sell worthless compounds in place Of
this those which they can purchase at a
cheap price, and make moro money. As YOU
value your health, do n be deceived by such
unprincipled Druggists, ash for theSes5, pilS,
and take no others. Hthe Druggist VIII not
buy them for you, enclose the money In &
letter and we viii send thom to You Iy mail,
free Of postage, securely sealed from obser-
Ystioa.
Ladies or Gentlemen can address Us IN
perfect confidence, SITTING fEly and PLAINLY
their diseases and symptoms. Paticntsnecd
rot hesitate because Of their inabiitytO visit
us, as wehave treated patients succcssfuuyin
sG portions Of the civilized globe, b. cores
p~Ondence.
Patients addressing re VIII rlca7o state
plainly all the symptoms, E2d VIE lost
Office, County, Sale and name Of vT..er,
and enclose postage stamp !0r Trply.
s. We dcsireto Re1l our IaItv-.vO rage
pamphlet, entitled Gh9a ard ESnaI Ts
sugaEisgS' TO every reglcr q tt 1-er.
Send address, Wa So . . 7 r-.z-3
Y0DS2go aid CC--Ca3 C. Io-.ol.s:
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Al
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Subscription Price Greatly RsduCsd

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!RUS EE'S SALE o. VALUABLE
PROPE RiY.

TNDFR and by virgue of the authority
~ vested N me b. a cert ia tTust Oe=O
eEecu' ed 0y K r Wat date Jane Z, 1871 OF
rec ord in the Registers office OF Smelly
County, Tennessee, In BOOg 70 81, pege u
IN W. Oh reference ts here had, wnlcb fTu I
Dasd Nss mas for the pu'p0s OF securing
certain debts thertiu mentioned, l " IL on
Saturday ths 18th FtbFutrs 1872
between the hCu-s of 10 O'Clock am. and 2
O'Clock o m. a. ire southwest corner OF the
intersection OF Nam ala addison streets. in
the city Il Memphis, proceed to sell, 20
cash, ID the highest ana rest bidder, the f.
lowing lot or parcel OF land. situate lying
and being in the city or Memph 8, county nf
Shelby ana y ate Of Tennessee, q sertbed
IS follows, To.wit: a certain lot OF lana In
the B ltture addition TO the city OF Men phtS.
Known aud described 10 said Bettnre Adot-
ito I as lot No ia bounded en- the north by
lot No ll3 In said BAttuTe additioni on the
east BY An alley; on the south by Adams
stTest, and OR the west by Water street:
fronting 20 feet on Water street and eighty
feet. more or less. on the north line OF Adams
street; sstd lot ben & the corner lot at the
n9rthwe I junction of Adams street with
Water street.
The right or equity OF N is ez-
pressly waive ia Sid Trust Deed, and the
title 20 the properly is believed 10 Dc good,
uuf { Will sell and convey only as trustee.
Jazz ID f myers, Trustee
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Al an Advertising Medium for Bankers,
Merchauts and Traders, the MEMPHIS AP,
PEAL, in any Of its editions, IL not surpassed
by any other paper in the Southwest Gun
circulation IL large, and found In nearly
every owl and city in the South and Westk
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UaiJed States Securities-Government
bonds have not been very active; five
twentios Of 1S64-6S advanced q The
market closed stronE at the following
Quotations.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16

MORE ROBBERY.--OnN etlnes-
day, night last, the residence of u.
II. Fearn, Esq, was burglarisusly
entered some time during the " wee
sma' hours" Mrs. Fearn was first
awakened by the EOise in the room
made by the midnight prOwler, and
Mr.. Fearn came very near capturing
the villain, though, he succeeded in
making his escape. He was SO close
~ pursued. however, as to be recog-
a,isetl, and Mr.. Fearn had him arrest.
ed next day. and he was regularly
committed for trial. His name is
Dabks, son Of Sam VanVacter, cid.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
CANTON wooD FAcronY.--w

CANTON WOOD FACToRY.-We
ask atten ton to the card of Mr.
Geo. w. Wyman, COntI actor and
Builder, lessee of the establishment
formerly known as the Canton Man
ufac!uring Company. Mr.. Wyman
has become too well known here
now to need any commentator
from us. His work may be seen all
over town, and speaks for itself.
His last work in the building line is
VOTES Hotel, just finished, which
is model of a hotel, INTELLECTUALLY
and externally viewed. The int.
risr is said to be still more beauti-
full, but we have not had an OppOr
tunlfy to view it : in that light We
learn that they had house warm
ing there on Thursday, and the
proprietor, wOlf,--nO, j. Wolfe,-
had the bad taste-though he is
said to be a connOisseur i'll some
things-Lager Beer, Wolf Soup,
rtcetera-MOt to invite the editor of
THE CITIZEN! But We cannot take
any umbrage at this, since he did not
even invite the gentleman who built
the house, and to whose courtesy he
was indebted for the use of the room
ia which he gave the dining. But
perhaps we could n'texpect anything
better from a sheep in VOLTS cloth
ing -.-A friend at cur elbow says
d" Wby-man! how could you :"
But, George Wyman's adver-
tisement is what we ask your atten-
ton to, gentle reader.
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Scatter, our fIIeud of long sta

SCATTER, our fIIeud of long stand
ing, and high reputation as Il tailor,
has come down f,Om up there, "Over
the store Of Mr.. Somebody" (name
still not remembered, and removed
his entire effects, the two old gooses
,Or geese-which is it, Prof. G-n D-
included, and all his assets, into the
room just vacated by an earnest son
of Crispin, best known Uhe room,
not the son. as DR.. TOwler's Office.
! Well, Scatter has moved there, and
is now comfortably settled, for
time. at least, and he feels SO happy
in his new location and the cheerful
aspect of things generally, that he
wants to take everybody's measure
for Il fine suit of clothes at his own
expense. OF course nobody will OBJ
ject to this, especially as Il. Y. is
known to be one Of the very best in
his prOfessiOn-cutting and fitting
everybody just to suit. When you
want full rig out or single gar
ment, call on Scatter and stand for
yolr longitude and circumfe renee.
n. B.-We forgot to say that, al
though Scatter 'udnts to take every
body's MEASURE &C.. sat his own
expense Owe-ing to certain little
circumstances not necessary to ex-
plain, and numerous little respons-
Utilities we cannot now name, he
is not prepared to do as he wants
to do, Just mO,c. So, for a while at
least, the friends who desire any
thing in his line, would do well to
bring along the material and the
lining. 1890 n. b. I'd. -Seater says
greehbacks' makes the best lining.
That IS what he lines all his clothes
with-when he can get it.
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A NEW AND
illustrated Popular Edition
F.E Nj M o RE COOP ER's
wORLD-FAMoUS
LEATHER STOCKING ROMANCES,

y. APPLETON X Co. announce that they have
commenced the publication of J. Fenimorr Coop
ers Novels in a form designed for general pop
ular circulation. The series will begin with the
famous g Understanding Tales. five in mum.
her which will be published in Nh. following or
der at intervals of about a month
!. THE LAST THE MOuICANS.
II. The DEERSLAYER. w. THE PIONEERS.
III THE PATHFINDER. v. The PRAIRIE
This edition OF the - Misunderstanding Tales -
will he printed in handsome octave volumes from
new stereotype plates. Each volume superlly
and fully Il u-trated with entirely new designs
nv the distinguished artist F. o. c. Darcy and
bound in attractive paper cover. Price Sc v.
enty-tive Cents per Volume, on 81 - FIR the com
pl, lie set. The series, when completed will make
bound elegant library volume for which
binding cases will lie furnished a moderate
price.
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Notice Of stockholders
Meeting.
Office of the Mississippi Central
Railroad Company.
WATER VALLEY, MIsS.,
Feb IL 1877

Railroad Company.
WATER VALLEY, MIsS.,(
Feb. Is, 1872.
Pursuant to the provisions of the
Charter and Bylaws of this com
pany and in accordance with Il res
OlutiOn of It's board of Directors this
day passed, l hereby call IA general
meeting of the stock holders of this
company. to be held at this office on
Wednesday the 27th day Of March,
1872,
TO consider and act on the resOlu
tons this day adopted by said
Board, in reference to the execution
of a consolidated mortgage of the
road, property and franchises of said
company, and the issuance of bonds
secured thereby. to provide means
for retiring existing obligations and
Indebtedness OF this company, and
for the extension of its railroad and
branches thereof. n general at
tendance is desired. Stockholders
attending said meeting will be
passed free on presentation Of their
certificates TO conductors
\. NJ WEST, Pres't.
Il. p. Nicely, Sec'y.
feb 24-5w
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MEssns. Lowe & DUNCAN, Mcr-

MESSHS. Lowe & DUNCAN, .ncr
chant TaiiOrS, Jackson, Miss
Whist at jackson the other day
We casually stepped into the elegant
establishment of these gentlemen
on Capitol street, and found tina,
we were '.just in the nick q time,
as they were getting in and open
ing their new stock of Spring and
Summer Goods; and, We assure
you, reader, they We're "oprnins
rich" We have never seen, in The
largest cities, a finer selection OF
gOOds-clOths, caSsimeres, vestisg>,
of every variety and color, all of
the finest texture, and of European
manufacture. Their assortment of
Furnishing Goods cannot be sur
passedany where in the Union, for
beauty, style and durability, being
all of English manufacture, consist
ing of Hats, Shirts, Drawers, Hand
kerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Suspend
crs. etc. MessIs. Lowe & Duncan
both being practical tailors, are pre-
pared to make up their fabrics in
the most fashionable style and at
the shortest notice. Young gentle
men contemplating matrimony, and
those anticipating soon to be called
on to ISLAND up with We Benedict,
would do well to consult Messrs. l..
& ID. in reference to their outward
adOInment on these "festive occa-
siOns." Mr.. Lowe assured us that,
Notwithstanding his goods were the
finest that could be bought in New
York and PhiladeIphia-fOr he Sc
lected them in persOn-he was com
PEELED to make them up cheaper
than they could be had in either of
those cities: for instance, IL pair OF |
pants that would cost 800 i'm New
York, Messrs. l.. & ID. will make up
for S1S. The reason is. money is
easy in the North, whilst here in
the South it is eight
Mr.. Lowe. we believe, proposes to
visit Canton ere long, and exhibit
some samples of his cloths, casSi-
meres. SC, and will take peculiar
pleasure in taking the proportions
Of any of the Celestials or Round
abouts that may desire To lay on IA
suit or a single garment. We com
mend him, in advance. as a coat
,Ous and clever.gentleman, always
painting TO invest his subjects with
pleasant thoughts, and clOthe them
in habillments be fit ing the vernal
season. We ask for our friend Lowe
he high consideration he merits,
md CantOnian courtesy from our
in the bargain.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
Sherin''s Sale.

r.. NJ. Latimer. Ri. Fa.
NJ. j. McKie and
S. L. MOsby.
To April Term, 1872, Madison Chan
Gerry Court, Mississippi.
Judg't 18th april, 1867, for s497.124.
DY virtue of the above described
ID writ, to me directed by. the
Clerk of said Court, l will expose
to public sale. to the highest bid
der, for cash, before the cOnrt house
door Of said county of Madison,
State of Mississippi, in the city of
Canton, on
Monday,.the LIST day Of april, 1872,
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described proper
ty in the City of Canton, to wit:
Beginning at the Northeast cor
ner OF LIST No. ;. Square No. 6. ac
cording to the original plot of the
City of Canton, running Eas. with
Peace street 20 feet; thence Snnth
300 feet; thence West 20 feet !;
thence North 200 feet to the begin
ming, Levied upon us the proper
ty of one of the defendants, s. L..
MOsby, and will be sold to satisfy
the above styled judgment, inter
est, and all costs.
II. j. ROSS, SAf:
March 16. 1872 tbs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
LIGHrNING RoDs.-Mr. o. Tay

LIGHTNING RODs.-Mr. o. Tay-
Tor, now in Canton. offers to persons
living in the country, an OppOrtu
nifty to secure lightning rods made
of copper, the best electrical con
sluciOr known. He will furnish aud
place on buildings for .ffy cents per
foot. He brings many testimonials
in proof of the efficiency of DIR.
Halls patent for protection against
the destructive effects of electricity.
All orders promptly filled by ad-
dressing o. Taylor, Canton, Miss,
care Of AMERICAN CITIZEN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16

BLIND Tom, the great Musical
Wonder OF the World, gave one of
his grand Concerts here on Tuesday
evening. The largest and most bril-
liant audience that ever graced our
splendid Odd Fellows Hall, hOnOred
this sightless Ethiopian genius, or
heaven inspired, semi idiOtic negro,
on the occasion. We would like to
be Blind Toms administrator, when
he " shuffies off this mortal COLI
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
FOR THE LADIES.
a thing Of beauty is joy forever"
And can be grown from the fine
lot of Flower Seed for sale by
1t CASSELL & BAUGN.

THE WEATHER, for the past week,
has been rery seasOnable-decidedly
March-y cold, sometimes cloudy,
all the time windy. just at present
FRIDAY, nOOn,) it is sunny, and fine
weather for the farmers.
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A WORK OF MERcY.-s15o. 900

A WORK OF MERCY.-$150, 900,
90 i'm Cash Prizes is to he diStribut-
ed Legally, March 2Sth, 1872, at
Omaha, in aid of the Sick, and Dcs-
titute, at Mercy Hospital. This
Enterprise is endorsed by the CIV:
ernOr aud best business men in Ne
braska. The Tickets are SO each, or
two for 80. For full particulars ;,d
dress, Pattee & Gardiner, Business
Managers, Omaha, Neb. feb.24-tf
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PREMIUMS AND CLUB TERMS.

These club terms are designed specially for
towns where there are no local booksellers
ANY person sending the amount in advance
for the com,,lete set of the a. Leather Stockin .
Series, 50 as. will receive gratuitousIy hand
some steelengiav'd portrait of J. Fenimnre
Cooper, OF size suitable for binding in the vol.
ume- Any "ne sending the amount in iuII
Tor four complete sets of this series (fI5), vii,
receive an extra set gratuitouSly, each set ac-
c"mianied 10y the steel portrait # Cooper. The
volumes OF the sci les will te mailed to each sui,
>crlber. post aid. as rapidy as published. and
the portrait immediately on the receipt OF the
remittance.
d. APPLETON & Co, Publishers.
$40 u 55l Broadway. New York
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
The CarsAax ene.n.-The first No. OF

Tho CaSthag enean.-The first No. OF
this newspaper has made its appearance, under
the proprictorship and editorial control OF our
friend and FORMER fellow-citizcn, L. II. Garrett,
ESQ.,. Ii is small yet but, like all young
things, it must have time tn grow and mature.
1t seems to be we'll filled with editorial, and no
doubt our friend, the Judge" will make it
lively, spicy and interesting. if it be possible
to do such thing in Carthage. We wish you
great success Judge.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
The Christian weekly. a beauti

illustrated paper, comes to US regularly, and
we recommend it to all classes who love good
religious truths. II is published in New York
city by the American Tract Society, for two
dollars year. 1t is worth twice that amount,
and cannot fail to do good in every family
where it may be taken.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
Admins tratrix Notice.

EFT Frs OF Administration uron the Es-
IL tate of Thos. }. Richards. deceased, hav-
ng been granted the undersic ned by rhe
Chaucery court, of Madison comfy Hi>sIssp-
pi on the Nth day OF February, 1872 all per
sons having claims against the Estate OF said
decedent. are requested to exhibit the same,
and have them registered in the manner aud
within the time prescribe, by law, or they
VIII be 'orever barred, and this notice pleaded
in bar thereof accordingly
MOLLIE f. RICH ards, Admx
Canton, March =, 1S72-4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
Dissolution of COpartnership.

rINuE partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween Story l. Wilson, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All claims will
be settled by J. E Story and he alone is
authorized to sign in liquidation
J. L. STORY.
II. P. 7. WILSON.
N. B. The business will be conducted
as heretofore by Messrs. Story L Cooper.
March, 4,h 1872 mar 9, St
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
Kind WnrAs :, ,Ia j.,

Kind WOrds.-1lis is the very appropri-
ate title OF a Sunday School paper published
in Memphis, Tenn by the Sunday School
Board of the Southern Baptist Convention.
We take pleasure in recommending this little
paper to Sunday Schools of that den nomination,
feeling that it will be a source of pleasure
and profit to all who NAV read it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
Woods Household Magazine for

March contains its usual abundant and varied
good things Tor family Magazine. Il = al
most entertaining and instructive visitors that
We receive. Published in Newburg, y. y.
by ). S. Wood 4 Co. at the low rate of one
collar year.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16

MADAME ROSE respectfully in
forms the citizens of Canton that
she is again at her boarding place,
that of Mrs. Reeves, where she will be
happy to see and instruct any VINO
may favor her with "a call. If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16
Go O II Il lS,S
LEATHER STOCKING NOVELS.

1.-THE ENDURING MONUMENTS OF FENIMORE
COOPER ARs WORKS. WHILE THE LOVE OF
COUNTRY CONTINUES TO PREVAIL, HIS MEMORY
WILL EXIST IN THE HEARTS OF THE People, So
TRULY PATRIOTIC AND AMERICAN THROUGHOUT
THEY SHOULD FIND PLACE EVERY ANIRI-
CAN 8 LIBRARY. ''-DraHI GPebs.u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-16

BoARDING.-Mrs. Reeves offers
board for twenty-five dollars per
month. Transient bOarders can be
accommodated at two dollars per
day.