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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22
The Pascal Oula (Mlssissippi) Star

The Pascagoula (MlssissippD Star
says, that OH Friday night last, near
that town, two men went to bed in
the fOrecastle of a sailbOat lying at
the wharf. Saturday morning, a
friend from boat lying near, went
on board to rouse them for break
fast, seeing they were not astir.
Upon entering the cabin, he found
one-Wm. Drysdale, better known
as Bill Smith, pilot from Biloxi
dead, and the other-Jack Ward
in state asphyxia, and nearly
gone. A furnace with charcoal
fire had been burning in the stern
of the boat during the evening, and
enough of the fumes, it is thought,
entered the forcastle cabin to suffO-
cate them az they tightly closed it
on retiring.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22
From the New Orleans Picayune. l4th.l
VAGUE PROPOSITION.

Last evening certain members of
the Louisiana Legislature, returned
by both boards, and those of the
committee, Messrs. Benham, Hahn
and Anderson, on the part OF the
Mechanics Institute body, met at
Lyceum Hall.
The members of the Louisiana
Legislature advanced tho PROPOSE
ton of the last meeting relative to
the members returned by both
boards meeting to compose the AS
sembly and settle all disputed
questions.
In answer to this the following
vague proposition was offered on
the part OF the bayOnet represen-
tatives:
In the interests of reform, and in
order that our present complications
may be quoted, we propose as fol-
lows: There are sixty two members
whose election is unquestiOned,
thirty-three of whom have already
taken their seats in the House
of Representatives., leaving twenty
nine as absentees. The thirty-three
members now present in our legis-
lature will enter into a written con
tract with the absent members,
over our signatures, agreeing to
pass such legislation as may be
deemed necessary to place this State
on a healthy financial basis, and
otherwise in a healthy condition,
such measures to be previously
agreed upon, and to be made a
part of this contract. We further
more pledge ourselves to take up
the cases of questioned elections,
and to seat contestants within five
days, under the following rule
Where the parish is VIGOROUSLY
Republican to seat Republicans, and
where the parish is Democratic, to
seat unless it should
come to the knowledge of the House
that in individual cases popularity
had prepOnderated over party
strength.
After a lengthy debate, in which
no definite conclusion was arrived
at, the proposition was submitted
to the consideration of the mem
bers. and the Assembly adjourned,
subject to the call of the COM
EIiCtee.
THE M'ENERY OR LOUISIANA GOV |
ERNMENT RECOGNIZED BY
CONGRESS-.
The following facts appear to
have taken place at the joint meet
ing of the Senate and House of Re
to count the votes
cast for President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States.
1. When the State of Louisiana
was reached in the count, the Radi
cal or Kellogg electoral return was
first opened and read; and then
The Fusion or Louisiana return with
the Governors certificate.
9. Objection was made to count
ng the Radical or Kellogg vote, by
and Potter. u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22
The Vienna Exposition.

e learn from our jackson ex
lges that the already tax-bur
ed people of Mississippi are to
further phlebotOmized to the
of SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
Pilot says that is not enough J,
lefray the expenses Of sir COM
sioners to the Vienna EXPOSE
"to take charge of and protect
articles which may be on exhtb-
from the State Of Mississippi"
an the iniquie6us measures, in
Fius increased taxation and fur.
impoverlshment of an alread y
|ecuuious people, this is the most
pushing, inexcusable and indie
Biblc. The sleek. well-fed mig
:, carpet-baggers aud sycophant-
raIawags in the Legislature who
Een at the public crib, who own
property, and pay no taxes, may
feel it, but the hard-working
many of the country-the men
o dig their sustenance out of the
and pay the taxes, will feel this
litional burden very. keenly.
f the proposition to send six COM
Psioners to Vienna at public ex-
hse had been submitted to the
ers of Mississippi, it would MT
GIVE a vote outside of the Radi-
party, whilst thousands of the
hest, Woodworking, home negroes
10 have taxes to pay would also
fe against it.
I'VE venture to say that this Wen
expedition will cost the people of
|ssissippi ten thousand dollars, ut
|st, before Powers and his lick
title Legislature have done with
And now that it is settled,
commissioners are to be sent to
capital OF Austria, at an expense
thousand dollars a head, we
mt to see who Governor Pow
, is going to send to the Expo
ion. Will he rise above a con-
nptible partisanship, and appoint
representative men, MIssIssIP-
ANS-or will he appoint downeast-
and Buckeye boys. and molass-
cOlOred American citizens of At
an 'scentP If he displays sound
lgment, good taste and impartial
in this matter. and appoints men
70 will be a credit and an honor
Mississippi, we shall give him
dit for it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22
THANKs-To vice-President ED

THANKs-TO Vice-President ED
GAR, of the N. o, J. & &. N. r r.,
for the courtesy of an annual pass
over that road. Also. to Col. r. ID.
Frost, General Superintendent of
all the roads between New Orleans
and Paducah, KY, for a similar ia
vor over the Mississippi Central RR.
Thank you, gentlemen, and may
your shadows never grow less.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22
PUBLIC GALES,



ID URSUANT to a decree of the
Il Honorable Chancery Court Of
Madison county, Miss, had and
made on the 23d day Of January,
1873, in vacation, will, az admin.
istratOr upon the estate of A. 81.
Dinkins, decd, late of said county,
on
Saturday, the 1sf dey Of Msreh, 1873,
at the late residence of said deco
dent, between the hours prescribed
by law, expose to public sale, for
cash, all the personally belonging
to said estate, consisting of horses,
mules, oxen. mich cows, neat eat
tie, sheep. hogs, corn fodder, bulk
pork, farming utensils, carpenters
and blacksmiths tools, &C., Sc, Sc.
JAMES DINKINS, Admr.
Canton, Jan. %, '735t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22

~Judge Boardman of New York,
rendered his opinion Friday, deny
ing the application for a new trial
for Stokes. The New York Sun of
the 18th; says:
Judge BOARDING. n E decision has led very gen.
orally to the impression that except by the ac-
ton of the Governor his fate is sealed This
notion is incorrect An application has been
made to Judge Davis for a stay of proce edings
pending appeal to the General Term of the
Supreme Court based upon the exceptions
taken at the trial. THIS motion is still held
under advisement. Ii it should be granted,
and tha, General Term or Court of Appeals
find tt usorr0r was committed, new trial
judi has granted the
stay of proceedings in. Stokes case.
He will never be hung.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22

A SLIGHT MISTAKE.-We put u
little too fine a touch on the picture
last week when we said that the
buck ringers and Yankee g'hals
tripped the light fantastic toe to-
gesher at the fandango at the Elk
ecutive Mansion, on the ge-lOrious
occasion of the signing by the Bully
Boy of the so called and miscalled
Civil Rights bill. But. from the IA
cetiOus and felicitous account of the
Clarion, which we had just hastily
glanced over, we inferred that the
women who hibernate in the Man
sion, and their friends, pitched in
when Powers said Son with the
dxnce!D The truth is, we can form
no conception of dance, worthy of
the name, i'm which the fairer sex
do not participate We had no
idea of an old stag Dance in which
white men represented women, and
'buck' Diggels were Their dear part
ners- We had no conception of any
such foolishness in swinging corners
as that. To be serious The Civil
Rights bill-or, to call it by it's right
name, the Social Equality bill
has been a pet measure with the
northern niger steamboat cooks,
BARRIERS and boot blacks, such as
Ham Carter. and white Radicals of
the 'baser sort,' such as ellison u.
Mel and Highgate's Morgan. They
have agitated and pushed this meas
ure at every session of the Legisla-
ture, until, at this session, it met
with SO little opposition from the
Democrats-passed SO triumphantly
by full Radical vote, and was sign
ed by the Governor with such eclat,
flourish of trumpets aud pen-chant
for the 'colored man and BROTHER
we were led to suppose that, in this
matter of the Civil Rights bill, the
white Radicals and renegade South
ern scalawags-chief among whomls
sold Joe' Bennett, president of the
senate, from whom, in view OF his
late Liberal professions and af1ili-
atoms, We had hoped for better
things,-Owing, we say, to the great
cry and mach WOOL over this pet
measure, we supposed the white
Radicals had at last brought them
selves up to the sinking point, and
intended to 60 the whole Social
Equality swine, bristles and all. and
had determined to sprove their faith
by their acorks,-to put their dar-
ling theory, that "n0 distinction
should be made on account of race,
color or previous condition Into
practice. To carry this theory to
its natural and legitimate sequence,
white and black, of both sexes, must
treat each other as equals, at places
of fashionable resort, at hotels, in
first-class railroad cars, in steam
boat cabins, &c. This was the in
tenti0n of the author of the bill, and |
if it fails to bring about this result
this revolution in sOciety-then it !
is q dead failure, not worth the FOOLS
cap upon which it was written, and
all the fuss and feathers,' and fan
and midnight revelry, ca
aud stag dancing, and sub
sequent headache and fuliginous
oblivisity, was for naught, and a
piece of tOmfOOlery which our dap
per little acting Governor, kldgeley,
who "parts his hair in the middle"
might very well have dispensed
with.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22
Canton, Feb. 70. 1873.

The Legislature of Michigan has
authorized their Representatives in
Congress to urge the granting of
pensions to the veterans of 1872, ir-
respective of times of service, but to
exclude from said benefits those en-
gagged in the rebellion, or who were
dislOyal to the United States Gov
eminent
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22
Planters Fire Insurance Company
OF Mississippi.
Authorized Capital 100000. 90.
Capital S214,3O0 90.
Patronize Home Institutions.

NNHIS Company is newly organized with
i an increase of 500. 900 to its present
capital stock.
Its President and one of its lar est
stockholders is Col. e. Richardson, of
Jackson, Miss, the wealthiest citizen and
most successful financier in the State Its
business is increasing rapidly, and the
Company has a large surplus fund of mon
ey on hand to invest in approved securi>
lies. 1t keeps money at home. 1t adjusts
and pays all losses promptly. 1t takes
all risks on.the most,liberal terms and at
reasonable rates.
The stockholders of this Company are
amply solvent and represent $4,000, 900
of capital The following are some of the
principal stockholders:
Col. E. Richardson, of Richardson Il May, N. O.
Col Thos. Z. Helm. President Capital State Bank
Jackson, Miss.
Maj. NJ: A. Van Hook. Jackson, Miss.
J. w. Robinson, Mer chant. -
Hon. w. A. brennan, Banker, Lexington Miss.
Messrs. Lake Brothers. Banker. Lexington, Miss.
Col. s. s. Calhoon. Att y ut Law. Canton. Miss.
Col. J. A. p. Campbell.
J. r. MaysOn, Merchant,
Steele 4 Yeargain, Agents
Gov. b. G.. Humphreys. Vicksburg. Miss.
STEELE l. YEARGAIN. Agents,
Jan. IS, '73-3m. Canton, Mss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22

It IS VumOred that negotiations
are going on between the Mormon
leaders and the Mexican authorities
for large tracts Of lands, to which
they will remove themselves and
families in the event the Govern
ment closes up their institutions in
Utah.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22

Governor Geary's funeral took
place at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
Thursday with imposing cercmo-
MES.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22

Six hOrse-thieves were slot to
death near Fort Smith, Arkansas,
on the thirty first ultimo.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22
n. WININLERSo
BOOT Sc SHOE SHOP.

"AS been removed to the North west corner
Ill Court Square. Work promptly done.
Terms reasonable.
.aApril II, II.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-02-22

The Sltuatlon-The Prospect Of Suee eSS
for the MeEnery Governnent-No Com
promise with the Kellogg Faetien-A
Vigorous Course to be PurSued-A Pro-
positlon-The MeEnery Government Vir-
tuaiIy Recognized BY COngress-The
Dlmeulty Settled.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-18
gEie &raufheit al ncrsitelu 1T.

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bleierue Susel. IS III nur cine 6rase Der i3sit. Der
sefunbe Mcni6erperfnno ioute Seoermann lPbren,
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SerDrDnuna
Gtaat MarnlanD,

@eneralsAbut ntur,
annapolis, ben IL. Suli 1873.
6eneraI=Sefeb I Er. 9.
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Die Sitsierc beiasteu @ommont o's, tueIhe Of
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itd obne 8crau9 Friefli6 in fieiem Bireau melben,
oalnit fc anrueifulgcn binidtli6 Der Ablieferun9
%befielben cmpfaneen.
Snl Auftrase bes 9ouuerneurs un6 Sber= Beiebts=
babers: =. SpIpatr,
Q69-1O Bri9aoe@9eneral uno U. ". U. o.
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(ohne oab bis ieet Elm FOLDER UsrmiBt miro,O
ais 0lDroer aber nurbellbber;oot, DER Sfmas
ger bes @os. ueibaitet. ga oas @ebe'mn'B,
meid,sS uuf Der 8erion be8 @rmorSeten laltet,
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nit SOB in &er6inbung, nnO nellsre gtad9'
forihuuaen un6 Ser9leihc baben bic Sbsntts
tat nuudberno fehae1elt. - 9teies ii itder
Stofi 9eaug 81 elmer neIIen 9tlmlI'al'@e'
iG,idlte.
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- 5 Holly Grove.

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beu9t Der0en. Sllete nab HUlu groOe uHo Amid
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Brets. Elberaie Arrangements Dtrocn mitSClculhais
ten uRb SOHntdQsidulen utmlbk. (IPai3n SgBtr)
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S~eriammlnmgs- Mm3etgem.
Wftmna. Is. Marh !

Die beinot,atiIb , conferpatipen Stimmeeter Der
is. WqrD, pe(6e Der domination pon MuaufuS
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lbr atenos p%erfammeIH.
Serporrasenoe Jebntr iuerben bic ~BeriammGuns
en-. SIN Auitrage oes
Q6e-7M Spnife'S.
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- Fair Haven,
Summer : MuShuasnrt.

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fern.
BtGCte fir Die sins unO Rltdfabrt 81; airbsr uno
StenfhOteH Ole Ndlite. (Iunio 3Ditc)
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Sureau Der Stra8cn=S nrdbbru6sz
SommihGre+
SQItim Tore, cen 10. Snli 1873.
Die @ommifiGre fir ben Sur6bru6 BON StraBen
MAIDEN biermit in 9emdSbeit oar Stapipercrbnungen,
4uitel 43, %betaunt, baB lie 2dmaas, l6. auaujt
1873, 8ormitta9s 10 abr, i'm Sireau Der @ommiTidre
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gBia amz bis 90oin6tonltr., in lIebereiuitimmung
nit elmer am q. SuGi 1873 9eRebrntgten Seroronung
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ridten.
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@aibingtoner Mn3eisen.

ss- Sriefe fir Sob. g. 0ies, GmiI aubn unb
Snifdp Sanl lieaen in Der @rp. b. 81.
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Stem ort, seui6ermaBen i'm sanSeu 9auoe
grobes 4uiieben. u. Dana, Der Gebafteul
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Serren Sheppard uno SenrD so. @oofe, nj
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bia 3u idleppeu, mo ieine Serurtbeilung pal
,ordre du multi iider g%etpeien tuGre. Se
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iretdr fiinfttg fern halten miiieH.
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1uDhnlihes Snterefie erregt, 8eiSe iil!o an I'm
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men, bas SruuenSimuer ipesen @attenmorbe
proseifirt merben.
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