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So: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
It Ia not m uncommon Sight ~ Ausblh 10 seo
!--!Thoy llnyo revived tho nigh Iointoa noei III
Paris just as 1t was going entirely OUT Of fashion
here
IT is ono Of tho ]ntesF fashions oai ioF ofaoe aos
responding in color to tllor tollottes.
-Loug noudaut oar-rings have finally gono
ont Of faalion, Now tho ladios nro woaring
studs on the lobe Of the oar. or small drops Of
o-Homo Of tho spring bonnots aro Of tho most
c,,rlnua f1o,orintiun md style. They form nl-
most 1,ont over tho foroilcnd, md nro a fine
con,linn}ion of .1aco feathers. aoWorB, tot md
GoIp,,~s'on i'air ,,iaa ~ '"'0' '''''''
"-orgat1ists nowadays who perform at fanhion..
.,,to anroI, vn;3a;noa nrn Furnished, beforehand
with 4 list Of the m1isic which the happy couple
iioairo TO fnyo i 6iBcourapd On Tho eyentful oc-
'''oi mit ia rolatoa TINT at q reception gtvcn in
Cincinnati to Frolrika Dro,nor, during l1or visit
to thia country. IL rloh paryonu !" sought all
introduction to the distinguished Indy, and bens
upon doing tic agreeable, began convoraing. In
in INV yonr u brother Frederick I'm mighty fond OF
Trod Dromor's books. Capital books yoar
brother writoa am nronl to moet his Bister."
be- promsetiyo 0t aalantry Sut noyor hvo wo
! bnnWn n morn notablo dignlay Of It than TINT
rnndo hv vounu man in Lowell, Ho was 30
n, 1osrf,1 II t,a} hn 1nht nnaot 1a fair companion
yl,nr IT. baeann rtcnSBhry to turn about that Ao
mnhernossod "ub Tho i1orso. caused tho young lady
r. a1n,t: md t,,rnod tRo aloirh round hfmso1f.
r. won1;1 Ia shnmc # ami, tont1er consideration
as this lid mt Layo chance to exert itself In
moro normnnent antl tondor relatioun.
Two drunken follows in MorganHde1d
stumbled Into 4 dontlat'a ofl}co tho other day,
and found lyinr upon table a mir Of forcopa.
Ono Of :thoin thoroupon propouod to tic other
that ho should play tIenttse, and, lounBing back
into tho dentiBt's ohntr, opened wido his mouth.
His companion inserted tho forcops, aud one BY
one extracted tlroo sound, strong nlo1ars. The
patient noyor uttered m,lrmur- and thus have
been discovered tho virtues Of Union County
whisky as an anpsthotic.
THO will Of tho late Emperor Of tue French
hes been proved in: England. The personal
thnn lsi20, 900, he loft to tho Elnpreas without
reserve. THO Fronch imperial crown, which ht
aid not possess, he beq,ieathed to the princs
I1nporiaf, who'll forrnality may be interpreted ut
IN tic nature Of an admonition to Prince M
famiiV tIat TIN VorL1,ol iino Of succession is tt
toIo nrccodnncc of any other In tho eyoa OF nj
true fmperialists.
WA nson mia n n lurv from Iro,and. at Clon
roa11 1souti, rTinnorn,.y1 haa;zos tj,nv had Ioo1
honr,nS oo'n ~ 1nnr3er cnso fnr two dnys. xyhon {
imror Te1an to, o,intorrunt the Crown coupsol il
~ unaoomiv manncr aakinr him II he Ind m,
, 1873-04-01
Dfnfnu.Itp0na Innovations

An article III The Paris Sport makes mention ot
two innovations upon tho establiehed routine Of
city party Of hope bons yiysnts is dss.s r.
dining without tablo-cloths. as was done by tho
Greeks Of Old In Europe until tho Middle Ages,
whom they first came into general use under TIE
name Of doubliers. They also suggest that tho
objects used on tho table should be sly more n Q
ia now lie case. There is another party Of cpl
cures which opposes this plan, and proposes in
ton. Thoir wish is not only to maintain tue
to axtond tEo fashion in the matter Of napkins.
Tho ground takon BY them is, TINT the napkiha I;
should be- changed for the diToront parts Of tue
dinner, "a ID done with the plates, "lno-glas'os'
aud knives and forks.
, 1873-04-01
STATE LEGISLATURES.
OHIO.

Of1lOs
CoLuMnug. o.. March 81,-1n tito House this
morning bf1l uas introduced to ropoa! tho Day
ton and Columbus metropolitan Police law, which
xas passed last Saturday. 4 bill wns also intro
duced to authorize towns aud oitios to oxohanIge
lands donated for school purposes for other
lands, to bo used for the sarlo purpose. a joint
resolution waB introduced to authorize tho 4oy-
ornor to receive proposals for tho porannent TO-
cntion of tho Girls fndugtrial Homo. Tho 1880
luton waa laid on tho table.
Tho sonato was not in session thia afternoon,
and tho Souato Chamber waB uBod by the special
Committee appointed to Investigate certain IN.
tlmations, matio by tho Oinolnnnti Commercial
and Enquirer. an to. the usot Of money upon
Benators to secure or retard logialation. 4 large
crowd Of visitors was n attendance, and much
by McshrB. HalBtoad, oaitor Of tho Co'nnaeyciai,
and OockorlI, editor Of the, Enquirer. Eight
Witnesses woro examined, but tho testimony
failed to elow any corruption.
Tho Houhe Bpont this afternoon In tlfhcuHaing
Dlllax's bill to abolish oapltal punlah1nont+
, 1873-04-01
THE WEATHER.
WAR Department 1soporta and Prog"
n0sticnfi0ns.

WAR Department 1koportH and Prog
nosticnfi0t1s.
CHICAGO, March 31.-~Tho Signal sorvico, yes
to1dny morning, reported moderate tetnperh-
ture Ill over tho country, With snow at Duluth,
md cloudy, rainy weather In the region OF tho
lakes. This morning 1t reports a colder tenn
pclaturo In Northern 1lnnosota--17 degrees
nboyo zoro ut Drockinridgo mud a. degrees at
Duluth. Elsewhere throughout the country
moderate with snow in tho regions OF Lakes
Huron, Erie, and Ontario.
Wan DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF ata-
NAL SERVICE, DIVISION OF rE1EanAMs AND
REPORTS Foi THE BENEFIT OF CoMatERoE,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Marrh Observation-Disclosures
For Tuesday in Now England and Middle States,
rising barometer, northwest winds, partly cloudy
mud clear weather. For the Lower Lakcs, winds
backing to south aud southeast, with rising
temperature and followed by c1ondy wenther on
Tuesday night, with falling bnromotor. For tho
South Atlantic, falling bnronlotcr, eoutheastorly
winds, and increasing cloutlinesa. For tho Gulf
Btatos, falling barometer, southerly ,windh,
cloudy and threatening weather. Tho lowoat
barometer will move eastward to Lake Michigan.
proceeded by ruuthorfy winds and threatening
Weather from Michigan and Wisconsin aoutl-
ward to ArkanHas
Cautionary signals continue at Boston and
lake stations OH and after April l.
BELFAST, Me-, March 8t.-A severe snow-Btorm
is raging here this evening.
, 1873-04-01

Hartford, Conn, WAS largely attended yesterday.
O'Connoll, who was shot by 4: g. 6tilwel1, ut
Little Rock, Ark, on Saturday, died on bunday
morning.
", LandHtroot, commission merchant OF
Baltimore, accidentally ahot himself yesterday,
though not inhloting fatal wound.
A Uoston telegram Says thAt the stroot fight at
thu North End las roaultod III the doath Of John
Nogory, and tho arrost Of Timothy obrion for
homicide.
James Mulllgau, dock hand, stabbed, and It
is foared fatally injured Tom Lynch, Of Pitts.
burgh, q hoatman, yesterday afternoon, at
Evansville, Ind.
Tia Antt.'romuoranca QonyantIon OF EyanH-
, 1873-04-01
DEATHS.

AAUEIl-March gt At halt -past Ennlta sauoss
daughter Of o. AAnIa aud vito of Horny w. Sauor Asoa
Il ycArs, munh, u days, - ~, mo
F1norai u Iosohil nt y. m.. April from No. sa
hfIlHaukoo.av
COOPER this city, Btaroh a0 1879. Charles Cooper
aRna n years. ~ ,.,.,.,. ,tfa
o'c0uk Tuosday, April !, w cars to hossn' o'4'
tory.
AiIER-At Will!Amsye, MIoh., March - osH Rf1et "
Moor, sxcd xsaka, Of DR., utls aHa MA1s :" '''f
forMorly Ut thi4 city.
NRoWN-At Irving Park, March a. John b. nfo"a'
fInota from latp se.dsaoo. Irving Park At 10 D. me-
Thursday, .tu ., H..
" aeH @ Y95k u!ts Esa' Il bhiosgo
nAV-Tho funeral sor.oaa of ths 'ase Aaa6a" - ""s
, 1873-04-01

Special Dispafch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
LANBINa, March 31.-Tho House committee
reported, favorlng tho joint resolution asking
tho construction OF tho Niagara Falls Ship
Canal. TheRo wes Blim attendance, hna no
buelncss Of importance was accomplished:
has appointed Edwin Thatcher, Of Ravenna,
County Superintendent Of A1uskegon, vice
Abort II. Barch resigned. Thntchor. is tho
Republican nominee for tho position. Governor
Bagley will sena in the executive appointment
tomorrow.
, 1873-04-01

TolEno, O., A1aroh 3l.--Iho City Council have
voted to alopt tho oaat lne. via Foatoria,, Upper
sandusky Marion, and Delaware. for the ap-
preparation OF tho 900 heretofore voted ny
tie oity in old Of Toledo Il Columbus Railroad.
Tho friends OF tho west limo, vim Flndlay aud
Kenton arc still hopeful of the auccesH OF tlloir
ontorpriso.
OlNotNNATl, March 01.-lround was bro''on
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LITTLE RooK, hrarob 81.--Tho Senate, to-day,
passod bill giving married. wonon rightB to
sue and DO sued, and hold property III scveralty,
tho sn1no as a fomme solo. The Bamo body
passed bill to greet branch college Of tho
Industrial University for tho education Of col
orod teachers also, bill to prevent bribery
and corruption In ofloo. A bill was introduced
in tho House releasing oil railroads from pay
menr OF tho principal or intorost Of stato bonds
issued to aid iu thoir construction on tranafer-
ring to tho State TINT amount Of stock. Tho
amount Of bonds thus proposed to be given to
the roads IL over $5, ,00Q, 200.
, 1873-04-01

Kont;,oky @ 4 Grost Hnster, Railroad, bctwoon
Mayavillo aud Newport Tho contractors COM
moi,cod work amid great enthusiasm at Maya
vilfo.
tito Cairo 4 Fulton lsailroad ovor White ntvor
was oo1nplatod to-day, giving Litt1o Rock u1l-
hrolton connection with ST. Louis.
, 1873-04-01

nosroN, Maroh 31-A man named Daniel y.
Marsh. living in Dharlestown, waa arrested to-
;lay charged With the murder Of his own son, IN
infant D months DID,, in September, 1877, by
throwing him from the Fitohburg Railroad
bridge Ho WAS taken to tho Atation,1lo1so IN
Cbarlestown, whero lo confessed the deed, anu
tho manner III which ho committed it.
, 1873-04-01

1,oynos. March 31.-Tho steamships Parthia.
Italy, BALTIC, Co1intlian, and Westphalta havo
arrived out.
SrErr1H. March 81.-Arrlvod, the steamship
Humboldt from New York. ,,
BnEsr. March 31.-Tho steamship Vile do
Paris from New York. has arrived.
DosroN, March 31.--The steamer Hecla, fEom
Liverpool. has arrived.
, 1873-04-01

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March sl.;-oorebro.aplnhl-
meningitis is prevailing to MI alarming oxtont In
aomo iocalities in kentucky. Many deaths aro
reported at Carrolton, Owenboro, Bowling Green,
and II, Ballard County In tho latter. tho Cir
cult Court, which waB aot for Inst weoh, was 3D.
journod on account Of the prevalence OF tho
ilfhepnn.
, 1873-04-01

1,nst soou with Kosalind. Ho could not mako 8
match with Occldont. ., ,...,
Lay, tho bnlloonss, made an nsconaion ,yestor..
day, Ho Disappeared in tho clouds, and has not
yet boen heard from.
, 1873-04-01

Murder iii Philadelphia.
pn1ApEtpr1A, March 31.-At q lato hour laHt
night o mau was beaton to doath at the corner OF
Eighth ard Raco asreots. Several parties aro
uular nrrnRt.
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TRENTON, N. j., March 9l.-While tue funersl q
services Of tho ney. Father 1laoklin we're n
progress this morniug, at St.. Johns catholic
church. q ernnkinu No!no c:ea.eu the .ampfeasaon
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MARRIAGES,


DAfTON-TEST-At Christ Church, lndtannpnlts.
Mkfol hy lto neutar, Nathan II Da!ten Of Ohl9sRos
to hinzziu H. daughter Of Judge Test VI Indianapolis
, 1873-04-01

Hll 10 hold at his rondcnoo 2s6 Woat Washgeton IT,.
this day, at II a0 u. nj, Fronds invited MhnMt ur
thor nGtes. special tran VI! loavo tho North Wostc1n
Dcpdt At 2I9 ., tn., for Rosohtft.
pArRKE1t-suddonly, Mnro H. Of oerchra sGin4 min.
ius: LMsns lomnetout only son Of Marvin A. Parker
Fpnera, Z Gstaedf"i IS fator ami panl, "Wednesday.
Apfil at o'clock. Cnr4Eosto To 4racDlAnd Uomotor5
Fflonta respectfully invitod.
pHESTON-tln Sunday, March 10, nftcr a lingering
on Tueaday. April !. At II q. tn.
NAYMQM-1l!o funeral o. Mt. Charles Rsynon nttl
onnycnn at tho Church Of tito 1soecos. Washing
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

CIRCUIT COURT-The following
cases on the criminal docket wer"
DISPOSED of in the early part III th's
week: Aaron Dawson, charged with
assault with Il deadly weapon. on
Constable Williams, found guilty,
was Recommended TO the mercy OF
the Court. a. N. Smith, charged
with burglary, acquitted. Tw"
more indictments. The case OF
John Adams charged with murder
wis continued TO next Court.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT We learn
that at this term of Circult Court
the Grand Jury found true bills
against i've Of the rum holes "f til is
town fof selling spirits ON Sunday.
Tho parties were guilty, or plead
guilty, and Judge Cunningham fin
ed each of them one Injured dol :
lars.
It 10 bad enough that the GROCER
les should sell whisky from day
light until midnight, every day in
the week; but to serve the devil far
Their. and desecrate the Sabbath
day, that We are commanded to re-
member and keep holy, is doing
Satan's work Q little tDO faithfully,
and those who are guilty of it shout Id
be punished to the full extent of
the law.
All lsv-abiding and order-Ioving
citizens will greet Judge Cunning
ham with the pIaudit of"W ell done,
good and faithful servant.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

CRACKERS! CRACKERS !!-Lem-
on Crackers, Cream Crackers, Lem,
on Snaps, Wine Biscuit. Cornhiii
Crackers, Lemon Ginger Cracxers,
Boston Butter Crackers, aud wenty
other varieties of Crackers, besides
Cracknell Biscuit, and a Thousand
other good things, too numerous To
meniiOn-all to tie iIa,i ;lt
j. Ii. OTTO Il Co.'S, No.
Liberty ST.. Canton, Miss.
Call and see, and taste, aud be
convinced, and made happy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08
PROCEEDINGS BOARD SUPERv

PROCEEDINGS BOARD SUPERvI-
SORS.-We are compelled 10y want
Of time and space, this week, to
continue tue second and third day q
proceedings of the Board of Super
visors to our next issue. The APP
puintments of the Road Commits
sioners are SO lengthy that it WAS
impossible for the clerk to furnish
a copy in time for publications..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

MEsCREDIT.-The excellent "a rticle
on cotton culture in the United
States and Indla, to which We gave
editorial space in our last issue. was
enormously credited to the Vicks-
burg Herald. 1t was from the
Memphis Appeal.
BY the way, We see a great deal
Of this miscreditlng; for Instance,
the. last Winona Democrat copies
our neighbours article about Wer-
ner's railroad. and credits it to the
Columbus IHder! The idea Of our
friend Valentine buildinga railroad
from Yaxoo City to Columbus,
Miss, would be rich. II he is able
to accomplish that feat between
Yazoo City and Canton, while it
will be . feather in his cap, we
fear it will also give him a stitch in
his side. Il is q HercnleAn task,
but if anybody can do it. Werner
can, and no must put a girdle about
his loins, and remember the D." lexi-
con Of youth, p" no such word as
fail" and all that, aud be sure to
get the right Of way, and then G"
ahead.
But speaking Of misQuoting :
The Natchez Dessecrat only n little
while back, copied complimentary
notice Of . dear and reverend friend
Of ours. from this paper, crediting
It to the Crystal Springs Monitor
There was only one consolation to
us In this mistake, which was that
the compliment was not half az
much a. tho gentleman deserved,
and We did not feed much regret Al
losing the paternity Of it.
Mistakes will happen" &c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08
Notice To- Contractors.

IVOU' are h.u~by notified that
Il sealed proposals Will Lee re-
Gel, ell On the follow ing Bridges in
Mahis.n county, from .Aa'ch 3,i, "A.
ID. 1873, for thirty days; according
t" revised specifications Oh file in
the Chancery Clerks office, VIZ:
Lower bridge on Panther Greek,
in Township 10, Range l, East"
The Board of Supervisors reserve
the right to reject any or all bids ON
same.
By order Of the Board of Super
visOrs Of Madison county, MisSis'
sippi.
E. 8. JEFFREY, Clerk.
Canton, March ., 1873.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

GREAT TRANSATLANTIC E1-
PoslTEoN.-Our readers will notice
in another part Of this paper the
advertisement of THE man moth con-
Germ, which exhibits i'm Cantoa OIL
Wednesday, March 19.h. If ex.
changes speak truly, this show is
one that should be patrOniz-d by
all. We notice they have been
making . new departure from the
old stereotyped plan of menagerie
and circus. The grand menagerie,
consisting Of some thirty large Cages
of rare wild animals, is exhibited
free. Every one is admit ted with
out charge, thus giving everybody
an opportunity to view = magniti-
cent collection Of animals from all
quarters Of the globe. The Museum
is one of the finest collections of Gu
riosities extant, containing ancient
and modern curiOsities-animate
aud inanimate-to the number of
twenty thousand. The Hippo,irome
department. consists of artists, male
and female, who rank at the head OF
their profession, thus insuring a
hrst-class performance in every re.
spect.
Remember the date, Wednesday,
March 10th, and turn out en- nsasse
and witness the grand street parade
of this great worlds fair.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08
4. O. o. F.

DvRsnssn LoDos. No. -. I. o o. ?. holds
~ regular MeesIngs every Thsrdsy night q
psleek) Is the Odd Fellows L,dge Rooms.
A. u. GURLEY. NC.
DeA r. 1879. ems. HsNRY LonD, 6ec.y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

THANKS.-Tu MrSSrS. j. Il. Onto
& Co., for "a jar Of h"rspra,liSh-a
new article aud very line. Ii is u
iair specimen of the great varirt."
of condiments -and good things
kept by MrsSrS. j Il o. & Co.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

~ Since their return from Mar
di Gras the Legislature have done
noihing If interest to the general
public.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

STONE House BAKERY.-Albprt
Beer has procured the services of
an experienced aud accomplished
baker. and is prepared t" supply
the city with hot bread, cakes, light
rolls, &c, daily. Orders for we'd
dingx, parties and dinners respect
fully solicited. tt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

8xfRaet1 iron the Coostitutto0-
ART. VIII. 6sc. I. The meetings OF the De
partnsas sae gsaeral business shall be on the
arss Friday sight OF each and every mouth
hoars e meeting from 18th Of March to sepiem
osr lsth. q o'clock. and from september 18th Ia
March 18th. u o'clock.
ART. Il. ssc. I. The anniversary at the
Yirs Department u the City Of Canton .h.l, lie
AAs Arst Friday Of October OF each and ever,
year.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

O. The Rrv'd. w. G. Crane, of
jackson, will preach at Grace
Church, tomorrow, Sunday even
ing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

NOTICE.-Part;-S owing me must
come forward NOW and settle, or pay
costs. Parties having bills against
me will please present them at the
store, Tor payment. j. ". Lurkett.
March Z, 1873.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08
Masonic.

CAatoo Lodge No. ~. holds its stated month
~ ne sisgs the third Monday in every month, u
o'clock ?. =.
NV. YEARGAIN. ". n.
1T. HOLMES, Secy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

Good Gardens can only he obtain
ed from fresh and reliable seed, and
they can be had at
w. j. MOSBY & Cos
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

NEW BOARDING HCUSE.-Ors.
Scatter has rented the brick dwelling
Of Mr.. Quo, on Academy street.
and proposes to take bOarslrrs on
very reasonable terms. We take
pleasure in recommending her house,
NJ she is a very worthy lady.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08
New Advertisements.
Millinery & Dress Making

MRS. N. &. ROUSSEAU takes pleasure
Iv1 IN a.SiouIic.ng TO her trends and the
pubic generally, that she is IN the Nc
ride building, over 1unstall 4 Hii dy' =
store BY close atien,iO.. To business, AM \
desis. tn please all Mrs. X ho es TO merit \
liberal share OF public patronage. Millinery.
DIR. ss-naki,,g and plain sewing neatly aud
promptly executed. March
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08
j. h. OTTO & CO.,
Seed Potatoes Of all Hind.

The hest ami cheapest PU MPS
in the market, can be had AT n. T..
Orrick's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08
O / Q

That L. Schneider has just received
large stock OF the unrivailrtl
Champion. Charter Oak aud Cont
mental Cooking Stores, ALL WAR
RANTED FIRST CLASS. Tue atien-
ton of purchasers il invited to
an examination of these useful and
economical and cheap stoves.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-08

Of Chionlc s,d ACNE ..-u.atisn, Neuralgia, ..um-
bago, Sciatica,, Kidney AMI Nrr, .ses after
years Of suffering. by taking DR.. Filler. vexe-
t'b1e Rhe0naslc ayruP-the scientific dis
covery Of J. p tftle- n. D., regular Rradua .
physician, with whom we are personally acquainted.
who has for 80 years trea ed these diseases exclusive
ly with asto' isning results. We believe 1t chris
tian duty after del beraton to cOnscientousy request
sufferers it, especially persons in moderate cir.
cumstances who cannot ford waste money and
time worthless mixtures. As clergymen we
seriously feel the deep responsibility in
publicly endorsing this medicine. But knowledge
and expert of its remarkable merit full, justif
action. Rev. c. II. Ewing. Media. penns suffered
81 teen year b came hopeless. Rev. Thomas Muir
ply. ID. D.. Frankford. Philada. Rev. J. b. Davis,
Highstown. New jersey. Rev. J. 8. Buchanan.
Clarence. Iowa. Rev. G. G Smith, Fittsford, New
Y rk. Rev. Joseph Beggs Falls Chur h, Phiiadel-
pha. Other testimonials from Senator'S Go, errors.
Judges, Congressman, Physicians, &C., forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these diseases. One
thousand dollars will be presented any medicine
for anne diseases showing equal merit under test.
that produce One-fonrtI many livns cures.
Any person sending by letter description of affection
will Receive gratis a legally signed guarantee, naming
the number Of b tiles to cure, agreeing to refund
money upon statement Is failure to
Afflicted nvit-d write To DIR. Filler Philadelphia
His valuable advice costs nothinn.
Sold by CAssFLL & BAUGHN, sole Agents, Canton
MISS Southern Depot, E. J. hart 4 Co., N. ..
Feb. %, 1873. Amos
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DIVISION OF SECTION.


Mrs. f. e. Grig>by, sac's OF sw cor vi
Lot and residence containing 10 acre
in t'aitnn. ..... 49,.
&c" J. tiulme i less 70 . out OF enc
WI net snd ~ acres III end q nwt d
RI >wt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WIN. 4 WI # ..... .......-.. =.
Fl set and all ! sw& east d Chhto ~
) L. Mostly. INT in VI net ....'
Heirs If Rob- Slaughter. lot 3. C".cn
Hill in Canton.
Edwin Himolen, VT of.i Il 4 VT W:
sWf .--......-...-... ...-..----
Thomas H. Co't"n. vi nw3. less 81 as 4
20 IN lid. "f.s n"t -..---....
Jas. Rivers, lot l2On Cunch n hill. Cantor
W. j. Cameron. house and lot in anton
X. G Smith S as # sw COZ 4 vi W.T.
Heirs of A. l.. Couch. i net i ns SET.
M W. net ........--. .--.....-.....
E4 ST Il i WI set -......,
L"t& resldence occupied bS D'' Lee II
John c. Hsmbien house 4 10. In Camde:
Newton Falls, house x lot in Canton.
J X Powell. vi Nv! i II II off II end u,
vi swt-
Hrs Jrsse Perk !, ial. se} o 4 j RI
wa sc < swi Observation-Disclosures.
M WI 4 &nwl -. ....... :.
fA.4 less ~ acres out . end VT net. 80.
Lot- 8 4 80. -. :. ...... 49,.
F s. Hunt. John W. Robinson and ,'ha-
W. Petr;-. ,ot near Miss Cent X Il Gan
ton, assessed to W. =. Bailey. 800.
Heirs ". N g. Jnne.. ! Int IL 50x60 tt Oh
ne COR. lot in so rare S, Canton. .....
Heirs W. NJ. g. jones ! mt III 5,'x6O # of
ne cor lot IN square in Canton -.
Gus ThnmI,s0p house & lat in Canton
Mira. ) J. M.cfatlane J INT VI set Il sw b
2-3 mt in ! Il nwi i VI nst & >w4
2-3 int in MI OF ...-......
23 int in nj It nwf & VI Of uWt
VA swa $500.
VI "
Hens Of Rufus K. FEck. x ne.
Gus Spmme~. thou 4 | I IN Carton.
Ellen Ryan lots assessed To p. Noonar
ST.. in Canton ~
Levy Il O-''-r.i3 ! MT 4 VT net & NV
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