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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
For Sale.

TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
a with eight or ten rooms, sitnaled on
Lot No. Il, northwest corner OF Centre and
Seventh streets, in Shriver's addition to the
city OF Wheeling.
Also a two-story Frame dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar, hot and cold
water up and down stairs, with gas In AZ
the rooms Situated on the east side OF
Chapliae street, in the sixth ward OF the
city OF Wheeling. For nrice and terms see
l.. Il HUGHE1,
pOva Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR SALE.

FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND
\ forty.two acrss-eixiy acres cleared
comfortable two story hOnse, stabling, &C..
saw mill and dam in good repair, on Fish
creek, one and a half miles below Bolton
station, y & o. X. r., 81 90 per acre, one
third cash. balance in one and two years,
by w. V. HOGE q hho.,
dec30-ra lUO Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR RENT.

rI,HE STORE ROOM FORMERLY OCCU-
pied by ]. Steinleld, Main street, centre
Wheeling as q Clothing Emporiu ", with
dwelling attached. The store Is complete,
with good shelving, counters and gas. The
dwelling cont tins six rooms with finished
arIic. Possession given April !, iSS En-
uuIre of r.. 3. YOUNG,
AtYoung & Huseman's Livery Stable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR RENT.

. STORE ROM. WITH DWELLING
y attached on Main street. Genre Wheel
lug, two doors above Mill alley, with mod
ern improvements Store has rOOd shelly
ing, counters and gas. Possession given
February /, 1873. Enquire Of
T. p. Young,
At Young & Huseman's Livery Stable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR REN

HOUSE ON WHEELING ISLAND.
y northwest corner OF me and Locust
streets, containing four rooms and kitchen
with q good cellar and well and pump In
yard. The house is in good otder. Poses
sion given immedia' ely.
For terms, apply TO NJ REILLY,
Ian3-a Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR RENT.

WHAT DESIRABLE DWELLING ON
Webste~ street, two doors west OF the
Second PRESBYTERIAN Church. The house is
drst class i'm every Particular. W tn hot and
cold water and all modern Improvements.
Enquire OF X. YOUNG,
AtYoung & Husemau's Livery stable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR RENT.

DOSSFsSlON GIVEN on TIE FIRST
OF April, the desirable store room, with
ceuiar unteruea h, on the sOuI west corner
~ Monroe aud Fourth streets, Odd Felo s.
HALL, now occupied as a Dug store by Mr.
f. Booking. A ply To J. NJ. BiCksl, nj the
office Of the Board OF Education, or 20
dec .2-h w. L. MCkELNEY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR RENT.

THREE (3 ROOMS ON THE sEt OND
| tioor IN the building situa ed corner
Market and Quincy streets. Des rable for
Office or sleeping rooms. Possession given
April lSt, 1873. Apply 10
dec oh AMFS HAMILTON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR RENT.
rNK
For Rent.

rTHE HALL NOW OCCUPIED 'Y TIE
Yeung Mems ChristiOn Association.
Entrance next door to the City Bank, on
Market street
Possession given April lSt, 1873.
fans x. CRANGIF.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR REM.

1NHE BRICK ROUSE OCCUPIED BY
1 James Mckee, as grocery and dwelling
located on Gay street, East Wheeling, one
among the best U OceTy stands In the city.
Possession given april |, IS Apply 10
iTCi6 n A VI, ADAM,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR RENT.
Three Elegant Store Rooms,

The thIee 81 re rooms, above German
Bank, on Mark Street, Mrs, Beck's Block)
are for rent; one o. the rooms has dwell
ing above. Possession given Immediately.
EVQu,re of A. hEl NAN,
1t brewery, or \. { kgerter, corner Market
and Union streets, lal.a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10

AN M4AROE STREET, Al JOINING
Che house OF Me,Sr>. IhOs, Hughes &
20 Possession given immedistey. For
terms apply 10
ians,A NJ. kN'Ll-l'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR SALE.
decS

OF ACRES OF LAND on TIE BAL
30 timOre & Ohio Railroad, near Clio
ver's Gap, Marion county, w. Va, by
Wv. HOGE q BRO,
decS los Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10

OR. oACES CAVAoN6V4uUDvst
II 10 the esly form OF instrument yst invsu1sA
with which fuid medicine I an be carried ~ -
sad PERFECTLY applisd 10 all partsofths s1scS1 =
raj passages, and the champeta or cavokU -.
municating herewith. In which sores an1 uicsfO
frequently exisI and non which The caiassAal1is-
charge generally proceeds. The want - sseesss
IN treating Cstsrrh heretoiore has afissa 81
from the fmpossibiliy Of applying rsas6las =
these cavities and chambers b. any a IL 90
nary metAods. Thiss obstacle n the Ws1 60.
feeling cures e entirely oyerooe By IL tnvsatioa
ofthe Doschs. IN usingthis ns,ruYee1 = -
pumping being requlred.l Mp one nosth n N
gently lowing stream TO the highest portica oftks
nasal passages, passes into and lhorovehy slaass-
essl the tubes aud chambers CONNECTED thlNvitk,
and lows outoi the opposite ne,aai inrss 49,.
It. Full aud explicit directtons q
company each Instrument When ured VITA 40
INSTRUMENT Or Sage's Catsrrh Remedy euuos ~
cent attacks OF "Cold In the HsaAs y
SYM g pto ms OF Catsrrh. tFsssusafAsSs.
ache discharge falling Into throat, sometinss 30
fuse watery, thick mHcus, puruient, oGenqivS. -.
In others dryness, dry, watery, wax % mono0
eyes, stopping up or obstruetion Of nasal pon1lS
ringing in ears, dcafness, hawking md c1a0G -
70 clear throat, ulceTaiians,r scabs, Ron yioesS
voice altered, nasal twang. offensive brcalh, -.
paired or total deprivation q ttnse 81 oued -
taste, dizziness. mental depression. lo.s g ~
&c Only few OF these rymptone ~ tkslT -
be present in any case AZ one time. a-r'.l -i.-sT
,Dr. Sage's Cutarrh Re me9Y ~
used WITH DIR. Pierce's Nasal D00ehs,
and accompanied with the coosttiutiopal w>Al-
ment which Ia rncnmmc AIDED IN the peopAls1
that wraps esch bottle ~ the Remedy. u -
feet specific Tor this loathsoms direass, asd Ne
proprietor Offer IN good faith, $500 reWara
for a case he can NOT curr The Remedy 10 nih
and pleasant tou-r containing no strong or csustis
druts or poison tn Caiarth Remedy 10 ssh q
70 cents DOuchr 81 - cents, by'au Drug
siSts, or either M - mailed by proprietor %
rcrcint orto EMS o.. y. PIERCE, u. D.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FRESH COWS!

HAVE TWO FRESH COWS AND ONE
two year old Heifer. l will sell very low
~ cash. Inquire OF ..
] G. ADAMS,
West end Virginia street, w. l. ..t
or Davis s. NJ. once,
dec2l-h ll3% Market ST., Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
For Rent.

belmont GROCERY STAND, STORE
D Room aud Dwelling, CORNER Market and
Division streets. Possession given immedi-
Stely. Inquire Of
iyl9 wN. n. BRINTON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR RENE.
Nnral,nuSe for Kent.

A nFSIRABLwCOUNTEl RESIDENCE
y Enquire OF
jan4 GEO. n. PARkS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
For Sale,

kx A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
IH with seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
-street; also small Frame House with
I wo rooms on Jacob street; also a new
Brick House on Eoh street, containing
four rooms. l.. q. HUGHES,
sugS Real Fytate Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

uORsEs, WAGONS AND HARNESS,
one iour-horse team ard one two.
horse team, all complete, and all young,
large, heavy horses; can be seen at any
hour at the stable on Washington street,
North Wheeling. ~. .t rs
anS.a j. w. FEkHEl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-10
WhstIiaez @sgilssfer.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance

DAILY REGISTER.
ina yss 800 Three months. =. t2.0
ALI inoutha. ...... 400 One month.......- 10
rRl.WEEKLl REGIsTER.
'ubli.ha .yg Toesa:y, ThqFsdsy AND
S me con, rs.s sss%tr1TSS as COPY saos sa.e
ECwEKNIY KEGfsTER. - ~
,ne CODY, ". s2.0o Five copies, yr.S S.oo
One COPY, mos LOOT Ten copies, VI. ls.U
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
] ssa-'..


i'v Mr. Brewster:
: n;l! 70 be entitled N sc: 20 ;rco.ro,s:e
~ Hor:oe Bridge Company.
as Mr. Brewster:
s b.! - te entitled an ae: 20 incorporate
tic Monroe. Bastroy ana A.ka1sas Rail
toad Company.
u: Mr.. In.rahar:
q bi!! 80 he entitled IN ac: .u:hor.zins
Sic Sin?.oyn.er: OF counsel 20 represent: tie
sac and other school boards.
RESOLUTIONS INTRopIGIp.
N-. Iurch introduced the following scsS-
;i.:iou. ana mo'C. its adoption:
WHEREAS. III. iommittee ON TeniSen.
S!ary was instructed by the Senate 20 in
Guife ;nto the alleged sale NJ machinery
belonging TO The %,ay3': ana
Whereas. Daring tn" war the :; sc Penn
Tertiary was removed 10 clinton. Louisiana,
together with large quantity a: ma
chinerv, amounting, as IL shown ny she
books OF lbe Penittntiary. 90 s2eH0o; and
Whereas. Said machinery wa placed under
charge OF oHe Lockwood who was employed
bv tie State at a salary Of 500 per month
tor it's safe keeping; and
Whereas, Said machinery located ~ tnn-
son has been recently sold without The
knowledge or consent OF the present lessees
eE she State Peniteptiary. and without the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
TIE Jackson Pic, has tbis nara,ra,,h.

tcConlt City, three miles below Summit.
though on: recently established. ia build
lnG up with amazing rapiditS. and. az we
stated several weeks ago. promises soon to
become place Of considerable importance
indeed. We should not he surprised if. with
II the neN; decade. all that country be-
;ween Summl: and McComb City was bull,
uI' with private residences and business
houses. thu. uniting The two towns into one
large cityo The Land in question can now
be had az very low figures. and parties hay.
ing disposition 20 invest in real estate.
can line. there. # We mistake not, q chance
for . speculation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

SuutI!y advert istneuts inserted sN"lN on" b
aAv to To- charged swo-thlrds OF The arrow '"'F"
s.ccud page HoutElE advertisements, s"''
aqnar-, $50 per month 81, a. .
'T'r.ugguP advertisements, GaSlnS me run o. '''
mar.T f!s0 assertion i 50 Isr square; e"Fh s""-'
RueIt iusOrti ion seventy hNS cSHts per 50 ua'f
S.cCud Hals TRANSIENT oAIveStls'S"h's e"'h '''
hsrr.on 0 ! 80 IST Na!uaTS a.. q.
advertisements inserted GS bts9SS"s ~ ="
charged as ne W . ach inse! ton.
KppI,lar SdvertissIs, who arHSiTls% al go w
A. allowed such discount from above nance t I
aIent rates aS mas bs agreed upon; prov.ht'l, 'dt
IN 40 capo s!.asl sucl slisso&nb exceed Ven! @''
81 ceng. ,.:,.r,a,e, en- L..
avErpuad pwcE1S .sets psT lfs each lnsslV"As
%HE WEEKLY RESUBItAN
Nx,lssbed ovcrv Saturday mOTninG, ard t0HSa!hs
srs news bv tell graph, miscellaneous iead!n9 edi-
sArals Zeal matters Of general puDic lEtsitst
.oIrnerci al aud monetary reports ana every 'hins
sat appears the baily, except such mems as are
ri life orr public moment. he "+EhLf NJ
PTBLHAN is IN 0x epllent family PAPER, 'alnaois
a. well EoY instruction and amust msHS 90 1A6~SthS
asx, az Gle 0uS!sUS SOpjcs of slse SaNo
Terms 81 Subscriptions
s)y~ seSr o.; Elk months, ~ ~
advertise
T'rHUssIS advertisements same t%rn1e 80 - vie
Aa,.y Monthly advertisements inserted ICY one
gourth Of the daily rates. ,s
A Lberal commission allowed 10 those WHO sehH
LIB clubs Of FIVE or more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF TEE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
PEGTLAR SESSION
OF TIE
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF To-;
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
gwenry,sccend Days Session.


SENATE CHAsBER, /
New Orleans, February !, 1873. )
Tire Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment
and was called 10 order by Hon. c. Can
tone, Lieutenant Governor Of the state
and President OF the Senate.
On call OF tie roll the followigs Senators
answered 70 their names:
AIessr. Anderson. Alexander, Siackourn
Butler, H.urH, $Swster. Rurch, Greene
Harris. Ingraham, L. +. HerR;c. Harper
Masicos. Pollard, AyphsT. STAMPS. I~ltchell
&eDeg. NAartOH-l9.
VH~ trvsiden. 80 the Senate &InoaG cGi q
GOorUN prSrsns.
Prayer by tie Chepfaieo
'.le reading nI the minutes q! yesterdays
proceeding. was dispensed with. and The
President announced sGas the jourra! stood
apprOYsl. aztec tAe saHe lad been cor.
ssc.es!.
MESSAGE: ySOA TIE EOCsr.
Nogsg ~ RRpRF-s.1aT,vrs. 4
February J, 1873 !
20 'ls honorable President and sIembsEs OF ii.
SENATE:
aIn directed bv She Hou.e 20 ask con
gurrenes of yOur honorable body in House
Flil Nc. u. fG -tlft an dtt ~ llbNih o''lul
tiunal regulation for the board OF school
directors for the city Of New Or
leans. 70 provide permanent revenue
fOr said schools. TO prevent litigation
agains. the school fund, to fund the school
deb. 10 regulate the employment Of teach
ore. ard 20 direct the Council OF the city
of New Orleans to levy q school tax and
perform other duties in connection with the
rUDlic schools.
T7arD rarnao+Frr1v
JOHN W. ROXBOROtGH.
Assistant Clerk.
EEroRTs OF COMMITTEES.
Nr. Eurch, from the Committee on En-
nllmcut. submitted the following repore:
EyR0ILH.E Mt COMMITTEE.
February ], 1873.
To 'he HonoTSt.,e President ard HcnIbers OF the
Senate:
Your Committee on Enrolment uegs
cave to report as having been daily en-
1oiled the following bill:
Senate bill No. II. an act 20 pro
sde for and regulate the clerical force i'll
she Auditors ottce, TO fix their salaries ard
TO provide for tie manner and conditions
@ndcr which the chief clerk can acr rs
Auditor, aud for other purposes.
Respectfully,
}. HENRI BURCH. Chairman.
Corporations and parochiai Affairs. SUD
sa:tte! Che following repor: or Senate bill
so. -. q t!!! 70 be entitled an act to incoT.
pora;e :hs city OF KenR.r. in the parish. OF
Jefferson. on che left bank Of the Mississippi
T,v.r. state of Louisiana, and provide ."r
tLe goVsTnu."H: Oi the same:
CSEsl-rry o- C,KF.H.-ios.,
February ], 1873. I
FW 'N~ Ges"SI'e rI.s:ish: aE1 N.mbsrs Cf Ike
Senate:
Your Committee on Corporations and
Fdrochal Affairs, 60 whom was referred
Senate bill No y. entitled an act 90 nicer
porate che city OF Kenner, liz .be parish .:
Jefferson, let bank of the Mississippi river.
State 81 Louisiana, and provide Tor the
government of the same, beg leave :" 20
pos: ..atavorahly on said bill.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE !. kEiSb.
WILLIAM HARPER
81. u. TWiTCUEL.I.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
'orace sfasHard fos S,eos

'he Washington Aep,.s,;.,.,, has .ht.
sip: H'ss th1s Cos
have ne fn 's'fffs OF III" Hon. FORAGE
da.e for S S%asL announced him as .anGi
slain thai f Is !. IN a,' The next House Thes
,oushern Republican vote. a py 'he entire
my amy adhetGnts amolg che Nnt+h also has
a Ia nDeSf' They are IN favor 81 81 western
tf, I'~ W, assembling The Forty.tbirde nacting
Of tie ot March following the ad;apr on the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

a CLUB has been formed in Baltimore for
the ''puritca@ou and preservation Of the
moral man"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

sir t IL Quinlan. of Erin Prairie y;.oo.
g.r. - gao he did not'have anv mor rsV al
. sOns 70 1reeze Oft, having lost eight aUs nN'
''"'9 % u tue sold ,gap Of Lac. VOL SH' 'SS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

oS s"''f -Stths sot$o Che Bill fea.! a second
uiLs sn6 gs!esgeS saO Shes S'omGn,t43e Cd
Judiciary
Mr.. Bluns sn'rstfuceg CSC scIfoesisg bill,
10 se entitled aH sss so amend and pe-enact
seefi"H @lghte6s ~ act No. q$ OF session of
90 entitled oil act so iqlcoGporatss the city
% "atcflltoches SnR provide GU' ele gov
erfneAt @s Che sam@o approved .Suly 5,
'o'S ans pcoviding Fog the Submitting OF
'hs Sax Ae'S 9" she 5eS'eF 8~Ssys 81 s2@ said
civ IL csytsiss sascq.
az" ~! 90 isai yRe Ggze gvs
""e e""%'tuso0a' gnjc was s..ge2ded
~ % s'Sf-ffths cote. Sbs Dill 1SaA second
'isl'' ssn'' ssferrets ts,She Com,nis+,..x Cor.
p'.''l"!Ss and Par"cbial Affairs.
wy S'le"sseS 'nts@duct9 ef,s s.loe7ine
W s :" Sesntl'i@,S all ecS to Snc0rp.rate the
~ 'onfoeo tAastSoS aysl sykaraaa Ss.}goad
Company '''''''
ne bii1 Sas al tGe tirss gino.
Sh" eopstittaionaq xpla wos s,.,.adod
" % sour-titths vote the bill! read the
ZINE, and referred 20 th. Commit
80 90 d'ails"dsds and Intelnas :u.gsys-
isA'LlPo
senate biz No 10 vas eaRen -. md on
Ts.'. ~ Mr. Harris wss resomx.:.sd 70
"SMhfttee on Railroads.
40 r, nl"ns offered bill to- De en.i.ci an
R; '1' 'ne relief OF Theodule Mone.tq.
a,7o " as read the first time, constitutional
a5 suspended, the bill read secon. zine
~ 4eiefred to COMMITTEE ~, Eiro-.cs
secretan-. D.li No. To- was taken up by the
jurv &c y, and read. authorizing the police
how'd 'no parISl of Terrebonne 70 issue
bonds fer certain purposes
with a 'neF reading of the bill was dispensed
Vs. etutionsl rsle suspended, :be pa!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

OF TEE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
REGULAR SESSION
OF THE
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE. OF Ma
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

Mr. Mathews. a: fensas. moved that
House bill No. 20, entitled joint resolution
repeating sections eight and nine OF an
&C, entitled IAN &C. defining the dis
:apces from tie doH.ic;!es cf neH beys @!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
February ;, 1873. !
To Wv HoaeYab:~ Speaker and Members .: she
Hn1psA pf PA

To wv HoHeYab.r Speaker and Members o. ehe
House of REPRESENTATIVE:
Your Committee on Judiciary, to whom
vas referred House bill No. ~, entitled
an act to define and limit the jurisdiction
ct the Third District Court. report favOra-
bly,. with the following amendments: 1t
line eleven. section one after the word
parish" insert except such appellate
jurisdiction az is conferred on the Superior
Di,trict Court in all matters and suits
wherein the State of Louisiana, city of New
Orleans. the Board of Metropolitan Police,
the Board Of School Directors Of New Or
leans, or any corporation established by &C,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-01
The CanIon Cottoa Factory

/ What has become u this inSt'iutoh' o.
the pride and boast OF Canton Our irieh"
Mister Hinter 1--WE abominate tauto'ogy) used
/ to send IA an adv ertisement occasionally, and
! An invitation 10 come out and see HIM and the
other machinery semi-oceasonaliy. tOn these
latter occasions Hntermister would modestly
I intimate that man could not live by WATER
alone y and once twice were the recip-
lent of a specimen brick and cotton-seed AXE,
a. evidences OF what they could do and were
doing at the factory. But this thrifty and BUSH
ness-iike state of things has long since ceased,
as TAR as we are advised As we are too far
from the factory to hear the whir--r-r of the
spinning jenny, die hum of the loom, OF even
the whistle OF the steam engine, We are solicit
tous to know if the Canton Cotton Factory is
still in operation, or if it has been " closed
o1t" by mortgage, deed of trust, or suit in
bankruptcy. We hope such calamity has
beiallen our pet establishment. We shall ex-
pect a connunication-explan from Hint
ermister on the subject. You may put 1t in
the shape of an advertisement, if you We
mind, Mister Superintendent By the way,
we have that specimen brick still on hand,
and are patiently awaiting the nine thousand
nine hundred and ninety mine yet to come, to
begin the building of our new printing otflce,l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-01
- We ventured last week I

- We ventured last week to
call the editor of the Brandon Re
publican by name he is univer-
sally acknowledged to have won for
himself. but We did 1t in such con-
nection aud in such way as to be
understood by everybody, except
the obtuse and obfusticated editor
himself, that it was only a little
pleasantly, and not intended to he
construed literally. Frantz, how
aver, took the matter quite serious
", ana calls Us the little rabbit
cared editor of the Canton CITI-
ZEN" and says We ''scribble'' for our
paper, and also regret, with Us, that
We were not at the meeting OF edi-
tors in Jackson-that . few hours
association with gentlemen would
have been of benefit to US. The
Iningling with gentlemen didn't
seem to have had much beneficial
influence on you. A. j., since you
returned home and Immediately
proceeded, through the columns of
your paper, your native vernacular
the language of the pot-house and
fish market. We do not propose to
dispute the championship with you,
Frantz. AS far as we are concerned,
,on shall remain the universally
acknowledged blackguard of the
Mississippi press, whose right to
that unenviable distinction there is
none TO dispute,-you are lord of
the foul and the brute.
A. j. evidently never read Pick
wick,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-01
From Jackson,

JACKSON, Feb. 26.-Only four
Senators and SIX representatives
made their appearance this morn
ing at the hour of assembling.
There is an understanding among
the members that there shall he no
quorum till Monday. Meantime the
expenses amount to $4,000, with
out any equivalent.
A telegram from New York to
Mississippi agents of the Vienna
exposition announces that cotton
from Mississippi will be limited to
% bales, and must be at the Brook
Ign Navy Yard by the 10th OF
March.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-01

THE RURAL CARoLISIaH.-The frat thing tha'
strikes the eye on opening the Rural Cdrohni0n
for February is a full page engraving OF steam
plough at work 1t ia a good engraving and give
IA capital idea of the machine. Among the prin-
cipal contents are :. Thoughts and Suggestions
for the Month. go Notes Planting, No 2,
Experiments with Fertilizers in 1872. =" SOILS.
Notes on Southern Etmoglogy,"" Our Native
Grass" &c. The ladies' will he specially delight
ed this month with the Literary and Home DE
partment. which is a complete magazine in itself.
They VIII also be glad to find in the Horticul-
tural Department very explicit Information in
regard to the cultivation of their flower snd
vegetable gardens.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-01

The Southern Waterman says
The great complaint now is scarci
ty of labor for remedy whereof, We
make the following sugge ,tiOn:
Go to work yourselves.
2 Manure your land well-break
1t up well and cultivate thoroughly.
Strict attention to these simple
rules-followed by wise economy in
expenditure-will enable our far
meIs to sage more clear money than
they ever did in their best days.
Try it!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-03-01

We have never known such a
uniformity in the newspaper reports
that the planters of their respective
sections are preparing for large cot
ton crops, a. We notice this year.
There is no doubt that, as a gener-
nj thing. every effort will be strain
ed to make one of the largest cot
ton crops ever produced in the
country. Suppose it should snc-
coed, and the price be correspond
ingly reduced, and at the same
time the Western grain crops
should be short aud grain high /;
what then! Such contingency is
worth considering. We appreheud
that if planters should, next winter,
have to exchange pound of cotton
for a pound Of bacon or -four, or a
q half gallon of corn, they will re-
greet that they did not ''plant a lit
tie more judicionsly.