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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-16
TERMS or the DAILY TRIBUNE.
To Nail Subscribers, SO yea.

Tuy TRIBUNE Almanac for 1873, will lie ready
about Nev-YearS. Price 20 cents; Tor 81.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-16
FOUN y

on TUESDAY rI.'. IL ~ PARROT CREEK
small white YACHT without sail The owner can
JACK SNIPE,
dn,Is,, COOSaw Island.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-16

The following tracts of land containing in the
aggregate Seventeen Hundred Rnl Forty acres, more
OF loss to wit one tract called 6lsTtlEL, anu pat
OF another call i ilCGER, containing tngethcs
Twelve Hundred a's''S more "r Is, hJuui7d E"rih
bv HlgLinns Ayen"c to pG.ahamTillc, "t,, 10y Z 'haw
Creek, south hy lands Gently owned by W. W.
Fripp aud wss, by the StvNuual ~ Charleston Elll-
ryaa Also one tract Csll.d DAWSON'S ISLAND
eoutainn. Forty acres. mOfc Or less bounded north
Iy Broad River east by Broad River as,d Prospect
Island south by Edhaw Greek. ard T.si 10y Pcl0ts
Island Also, one tract called i&LOIS ISLAND,
containing Oue Hundred aud Forty acres OF hish
land aud Ten acres Of reclaimed marsh land, more
or less bounded north by Broad River east by Daw-
sons Island south by EuEaw Creek and w'Nt ny
S-abroos- Island. Also, one tract cali d sen
BROOKS ISLAND, containing: Thr !itEdrTt AID
Fifty acres Ol high land more ~ i - hnund'a ngrth
by CuoSa whatchic ard B.oid Rivers, Last b! Ptl1is
Island south by EUhaw Cock aud vast 10y Rose
Land the plantation If Abram Husunn
rhe>. plan ,iuis are FIRST qualify cotton aud pro-
vision lanl> and also well iIpt-d To sock iafnin
T.rms-Ous ihiri Ca,h. balance laya'lc III on
aud two years with interest fr III date, payable Az
nua!!v, secured Ly bond If the pGrahact aHd mott
gaze Of the PREMISE, Purchas rs 10 pay r,r stamps
and papers For further particular, apply to the
subscribers in Savannah o. 10 Their Attorneys,
Me SIS Colcork a Son Gil!isonNille Beaufort toun-
~, So. Ca ,,.,.,.,.,,,,.>.
(INNII'S PHILLIPS
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-16
SEA ISLAND HOTEL
CFornerly the Saxton House)
FORT, 8. C..

This House. avoray travelling public and espec
ally appreciated seeking genial Southern cme ITO
escape will be reopened October first 1872
enlarged than double its former capacity and
has been fitted calculated minister the
guests and The proptors will earnestly ndeavor to
their patrons the comforts and privileges
than home Situated the coast and
enjoying advantage Beaufort far South also to rem
der m climate table will continually be furnished
products Northern and Southern markets Good livery
accommodations finely equipped Billiard Hail. Bowling Alley and
TELEGRAPH Office are among acquisitions
Beaufort in daily communication Savannah
b railroad and readily accessible from
fvet fifteen minutes, from the hotel
M nj. kINGNIArJ 90.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-01-16
P5MARIA NURSERIES.

,INUE PROPRIETOR HAS 4 LARGE AND
I lhriiv stoyi OF SOUhCrn and acciilnHtcd
fRUIT TIRE. :, particularly adapted 10 our climate
T.om H." earliest 20 the latest: Apples Peaches,
peas Pums Cherries Arriccts NcCtariTes, GainCes,
NglltrS> r1mr.rauatas. ENcr-Dgaring Mul5erri =,
Fig>. E:glish Walnw;s Spanish CheSmuts EilDertS,
l;ril,ns, In great v'ricty, Rasparrics Strawberry
Pants al! the best kinds Ross. all the new Kinds,
rlll'aS Gladi0as, NCrbeuas, NUlCts, Ornamental
r!nwing Shrubs Re- Evrrcr eiiS for Ccm"tarics and
lawns Ia great variety; 'spara-uS and Horse Radsh
roots, Usage Oran-e and Mccartney Roses for hedges.
descriptive Catalogue will be sent to all applicants
w. ". SUMNER,
loo occ,n Pumar.a >. C..
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
tc,, 8pbeu.

>.S:b ,peroe gebe1a" ipra9 er leiie,
rUott inl b;e1es 5aus por sr0Berm
GGaoen be,uabren. Ser 9immel in6ee
ncinen Mobltbdter lesnen! Sic r3eit
miro ibm Die glueen Dffnen."' Il. ..55 M
llnb bnuu ,uaneete er li9 sum Bud.
halter. ID II sl1g1 #,F .4af4.;r ,;*5>E
v2ebt luobG" ipro0 Der Singing 9e=
laileu uno uollte benz 8udbalter Die
$,ono sum- NbI@ieoe rei6en. sg5 Ii1.gs,.
~Ni6t bod, S6urfen sebe i'd meine
ndn0 llibt" lo9te &uit;eus> nit Bitter
feit uni. b..oreDte bemSiinslins benRilden au.
0a fiiblte li@ Der Singing auf's
Sic{Ite uerlekt, -.i... ...4
uYu9Dolter!" 1prod ct loat Dor olten
2!nloelenben> ~Sbr leib mein b0ler @ciit!
Die 3eit miro .obsr 5ofieutlid fommen,
no ,oir Ned)nun9 baltcn luouen nit ein=
AMBER; alsoanu miro cs lid tldrlid) sei=
gen. >pcr bet @Aurte lit. @ptt bebiite
VuD!"
Ser Singing uerlieB oas @aus bes
stuufmanus. Gr berl6manb balo iii Der
DuntelDeit ser 9la6t. (8Ortiesuns fotst)
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

Gin Monn, Mamens seien> luel@cr All %ro,
ipett Strabe iu Detroit tuobnt, berfprad tiir;>
li9 beim Grubtid ieinem 2naben aus irseno
elmer l1riad)e ei,e oerbe Gradt Yrisel. Ser
anabe, tuelder aus @rfabrane iuubte, bab bics
fein Spab tpar, ionoern bab bic @ade cine icbr
e,npfnblidbc Seitc bate, ihtdpfte bonn siid)c
bin,pes, annettirte baS9 9ai@eubud feinesSaterS,,
in tueldem at SO Dollars tuaren, unb 1T feit>
benz, trob Ma@fori@uns, nod ni@t pieoer &C.
ieben tuorben.f frs eBEz ~. ~1.?s:
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
9ie Sseltaa,sffeQ mtg ist
:. .SySie>s.. ,
2Stem.,

0ie Meltausi iteuung in @ien bat in
jeocr 8e5iebuns alle @r'partunsen iiber=
tro6en. Ml(e friiberen berarti9en 4usfel=
lungen fnb in bie{en Sabre in Bien
iiberbpten ,uorben. Dir ,pollen uns oa=
ber bielen ,Sriumpbs bes erinberiI9en
Al}enl9engeiftes ettuas ndb ct betradten.
Ser 6ld1enraum, auf tuel9em Nles,
mas gut Nusiteuuus seb0rt, ii9 befuoet,
lit nidt 1ueui9er als 2,s3O,63l Quaorat=
meter 9rob,oos 1ino7, ,7S6,770Auaoratfub
pber lSOa qder 2anb. 9arauf iteben
iber $50 sroBe unb fleine @ebduoe, tuel=
de Die slusiteQunsseesenlt entbalten,
ober Cen Aussitellten Der elusiteuuns als
@elbdftslofole> ooer ben Belu6ern
ols Grfrii idunssanitalteu bienen. Sn
bieler @toot im aieinen bat matt Mube,
T6 suredt 81 fin6en un6 mon@er remit
nit einem plane in bet 9anb IN oielen
5troBen beruu1, unb finbet bod ni9t,
,uos er lu6t. Muoe unb db9ebebt per=
Idbt er no0 @o6en Bien unb 1lub ia
gen: Sd babe biet seIeben aber bki
9Neitcn1 nod ni6t 9llles. sc 1T aber-io
piel uorbanoen, bob es gar ,ti6t ,lotb=
wenbis 1T, Ailes sefeben su baben. Ser
uneebeure. .91aum ietbit ii nit elmer Sens
umeeben uno cine sr0Bere Mn5abl b6dft
einfo@er Gingduse getpdbren ben Ginz
tritt. Sen Mittelpuntt beg @ansen bilbet
bas moiiip sebaute Nusftellunss sssebdube,
in be6en Mitte cine ,&otunbe it,. 9ieje,
bot einen Durdme0er pon $50 SUP uno
lit 2eO SUP bod! sGies Rnppef rubt auf
80 eiiernen so Gub boben Yfeilern; ,uel='
DE our9 SO eiierne @parren oerbunben
lino> Die jsos 120 SUB 2dn9e unb $50
Gsntner @etpi6t baben. 9as san5e Gi=
5enwerf ,piest $4,000 sgentner. Sn Der
@}itte Der &otunbe lit Elm prddtiser
@pringbruunen, a ber &iblung uno Gri=
I6e perbreitet. Mn bic &otunbt i9lieBt
iid baS 5aupti9iff an, tpel@es 5000
5ub lang, 80 SUB brett unb 50 SUP bod.
1T, Dieles Saupti6iff tuirb bon 10
nuerA9allen bur6ii63nitten, 'Oel4e 25o
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

geranidauli9unssnitteln S9reibtafeIn
59retbbeften, S6ulerl9riften unb 3ei9t
snungen, bab man sor ni9t ooriiber bin-
aus tommt. Sn eisenen 9aleu iino
bann Die @emdlbe ,.nb Bilomerfe aus=
eeitelt. &ur5 ale @eluerbe iit,b nit ibren
Grseueniifen pertreten. i. ...... "a.
gebr uerf,uirbis fino' audi bic ein5ef=
men 8apillons I'M Sic 9aupt9ebduoe. ber=
UNI, Dapon fno belonoers intereKant
oas ameritonii6e, 0lterrei@ii6e, i3meoi=
.19e portueiiif6e uno .19pei5erii9e
S9ulbous. 9as f6sueoii9e 1T nnbe=
.itritten 6as spedmdbisite. Sn einem pa=
billion bat aud Rrupp aug Giien feline
fiir6terlideu @eldiibe aufseitellt. 4n
&ononen unb Rusellpriben, &artdti9en
unb @ranaten, lit iiberboupt tein Mdnsel.
Mud Die @iieninouitre lit in BE Ionbe=
ren 9o1en. 9a 1eben ,uir elm @tid
8rauntoble uno elenlo Elm @tid Stein=
ial3 aus 9Siirtembers, 10 bod uno 10
brett, ,pie Elm tii@tiser Steinblod. Sn
oer itepril9en @ileuinouitrieballe befinbet
li9 ein &esel 9eldla9enen Giiens, Der
lit ls0 gentner 1dtper uno nnter einem
$50 gentner i6,uerel, Dampfbammer 9e@
1hlaQen wor0en.
8ei pielen @e9enitdnoen fat man aud
oarauf &udf9t senommen, Die @ei@i@=
te Der Tabrifation uno bic Gorti ti9ritte it,
oerlelben oar5uiteuen. go iiebt u.an bel
ben @9toorstudloern cine &eibe BON l1b=
rem BON berllr= l1r=llrsroBmutter aller
l1Dren on bis gu ben pielen Sodele= nno
9oppeljodele= Ma@tel= &udus= unb
sronpetenubren binour@, bis 5u ben
j90niten Metauubren, BON oenen ein er=
fabrner ubrma9er mir iaste, er lebe
nidt ein, ,pas man bierin nod uerbe6ern
tonnte. .,@ebr intereHant 1T Die ausitel=
lung Der 6iterreiailden M&arine. 9ier
| ieben tpir i9on Dor Dem Popillon einen
2eu9ttburm nit glebelii snolen. SIM
Snnern finoen mir sic Glassen auer fee
fabrenoen 86lter, bic Mooeae Der
&riees= unb &auffortei{1iffe, 10 ,uie bic
peri9ieoenen s@iffstbeile> @9iffs=.
}Iegel Mnter unb anoere Sdiffsz
serdtbi@aften. am Ginsanse iteben 5pei
Sau6er in boiler Musriiituns nit benz
Rauti9udrobr, our9 bas lie 2uft f46=.
|pfen f6nnen. Mn~sben, ,Mdnoen bdnsen
@eefarten unb Sii@ernebe. nit aaem,
uas bosu eebort. 9o iiebt man> tpie
oas Neb i'm Maiier ansseipannt 1T uno
Der SID bar;n sefansen ,piro. Muf ben
Sii6en sfn6et man ale Slide, bic bas
Meer berporbrinst. G6ilbfr0ten> See=
trebi ie non ,uenisitens 60 Sorten, Iu=
itern uno Muiternbdnte. &ur5 oa feblt
'ueber bie 9drinsstonne> mad bic Car
oinenbi@ie, ni6t einmol ber R6ber, NIT
bem man bic Slide anlodt. ..s.ru..
Mer 90ltertunbe itubiren ,uiQ, bat
@efenenheit ner,iin.. e0artr man eiue
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

Sub lang. 90 sSuB brett uno q Jub bod
iiuo. 3miiden ben 0uerballen lino 1Dfe
nit @artenanIagen, in benen srSbere u.
seiu6bnli6e @esenitanoe aufgeiteGt iino.
Sinterbem 9auptgebdube siebt it'd Die
Maidienenbaue bin, luelde fait 10 lang
ols oie1es iit. an 6ieies i6lieben iid)
@ollen an sur slusiteuuug lanomirtb=
i9aftli@er Grseusnifie unb Mal6inen,
uno s.pii6en, neben unb lla bieie1 Sc
bd.'oes iteben cine &eibe bon 5allen @e=
bduoen unb fleinen papillons, il, tuelz
diem einselne @eiellidaften ober Gabri=
tunten ibre grseusnilIe ausiteueu, ooer
Die baSu bienen, eineu be1ouoeren 3>oeig
BON einerSnouitrie in ieiner @c1ammtbeit
porsupeilen, ober bic als &eitauratipnen
bienen, ober Mobuunsen fnb. in benen
bag 9cben unb Sreiben einSelner YDlter
ueronidauli@t tuirb. s.
@icr nun, in bie5en 9auen uno Ndu=
men lit Dem itaunenoen @ei6ouer porse=
sefiibrt, NOS Stunt uno 6leib oller 2dn=
ber 5u @tanoe eebradt in @oelitein uno
BrillanteH @olo unb @ilber, Marmor
unb Glfcnbein, @las unb Metal, 9oll
unb @ileu, Sommet uno @eibe, Wollt
uno 8aummolle, 5anf unb Gla@s> fur;
Mues, uos gum 2urus, pie mas gun
ee,uobnliden @ebraude sebbrt. Sn oe1
stotunoe iteben baupt1d6li4 @e9enifdnoe
bic uorsuss'peile bod fnb. 9a lu>
@iesesoentmale BON Giien uub @tein
ba 1T eine &ir6tburmlpibe bon eel@lase.
nem 8lei, ouf Der cine Wfuttersottes II
2ebenssr0be an9ebradt it. 9a iut
pelsiuareu uno neben ibnen linb bi'
S6iere aus9eltppft, aus beren 5en iie
uerferti9t lino. 9aliF Elm sanser Gal=
parienbers BON 8ronse> Elm rei@er alter
tbumli6er Mltar. 9a5 linb NDramibe1
BON sefdrbten seioeuipiil6en. Gin Sid
terfabrifont bat cine bobe Spibldule mi
a6t fleinen gebentburm1eu aui9eiteu
aug lduter Stearinfer5en. 9a 5eben mi
einen sroben 8allen; .es 1T elm einsise'
aufsemidelter Streifen Napier, Der elm
2dn9e bon ID Meilen. bat, iieben Sui
brett 1T uno 81 gentner ,uiest. Mue!
mag in ber sfotunbe aufseitellt it,, trde
ben Gbaratter bas @robartigen uno I'm:
9em6bnliden. ,g7a ..saa;ssg ..v5.
Sn bic 9aupti@iffe unb bic Querbal.
len lbaben 1d bic einseIn Nationen 9e:
tbeilt. SebeNation bat benginsans nit IT,
rem 6abnen seidmiidt. 9a iiebt manber
Ales pou@r6Bten bis gum Mleiniten, BON
S6ubnasel uno benz 9anfieil bic gum
Brilantenbiabem unb ben b69it Iber=
flllfsen ieibenen pradtbetten NIT per=
soIoeten 8ettftdtten in bic ii@ nur Mten:
iden lesen t6nnen> 1uel9e piele @orser
baben. So iino in tunitrei6en 6isureu
.sanse 5lai9eulaser BON Beinen uni
5pirituo1en a4er Art rtangebduft ba tuiro
0as MH0e nebIer,bef mn her maY5e bea
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
Ofe 9bip.
tDie GyeppSrpfe,

II E rshyeS ~ = = q = - J = -
# g5tno emit uufer soeilanb nit MD
bem 5ina
Sci bretnenber 51niaes I'M Walbe
Bin.
Son 9ornen 5erriifen ben naften SUB
Ct oftunals fteben unb ruben NUT.
ltno tpie er 10 59reitet i'm Bal6es=
70: .as . }as 1@oos, s ..,'s
9a 9riint inn entsesen ein ,petdes
~ .l,s>:. ~. f7.5 Moos, VI 49, A.
go ouftis be|6eibem 70 fiiDlsno linb, :,
go freunbli1 er9eben unb bolo 9eiinnt
9ies ipei6e buftenbe Moos erl6ien
Sem @eilano Elm Seppib 70 iammet=
sriin,I ....,...
@s fIblt Inn miloe 6en blntenben GuB
Ser bolb ,pieber ,peiter bur6 9prnen
muB. ...E
9o lpri6t CT leile: u0u lie6esMoos
Dir ,uurbe Elm freunOli9 beI@eioen
2oos;
No9 feblt beinem @ammet Die Bliitbe
1lllr,
DaB fern man ertenue bic milbeSpur.
go 3euoet ibr 5riebe, Elm Bliim9en
bnl6,
@erDtbet 9on5 lei5e pDm Mbenheolb;
Can't leu6t' es unb liebli6 III Wol=
4l13i~r besnQC)t
uno BUTTE Dem @anbrer in filler
Pro@t!"
9a regt }i9s i'm Moo1e 10 feierlid,
9ie 9elm6en bebnen uno itreden iid,
.unb ]prieBen b6Der gum 9immels=
~ li9t
@ie ,poQeu fliitern uno masens nidt.
llnb bimmlii9 be16eiben, pomO}oo=
,..->- ~. 1e leoedt,
sSn sriinnenber Suue Die anospe itsdt,
1nb ols nun Die Come int Meten
-. .... DergllDt,
Da NOR aug ber &npspe Die Go1e CT
n bliibt.
Sic 8lumn int @aloe le6n itau=
l,enb bin>~
9as Moos aberp Futert nit freunbli=
........;.,..., :,.:., 9emSinr: .:
auMir baben ben 2eibenoen fr6bli6 CT
- - '','''. '...>]...,. q1idt,
Drum bat er ,lns freunb1i6 nit &olen
t.....r.f} 80 se19mlidt!"
nib tpie lie aud leudten une ,u;e:.
- .-...i,,. .,.@ ..iie au9 bliibn i.
Sic Stolen, 1ie bfeiben I'M ouftieen.
u @riin,
Sod nobt ii6 cit, Manbrer in jdtpei=:'
.. II -''.'" -. ge1lber Na6t,'
Sem leu9ten' lie ouf in 9ebeili9ter
:n .a.~- s1 ~rn Pra9t.
ltnb briidt feline @eele Elm ipeltli6 er
.... G9mers
9anm fitern .lie &ube ins bebtnbe
aL,. =. 49,. 9ers,
Damn buffsn Fe liebli9 pom Moo]e
.:r.,.,. un1buQt>
8is frommes @ertrouet' 1ein eSunrcs
-@.'- erfiillt' -.,s.
.,..-.. <.se 9 ertha b. $50 istD.~
Gin Mann, Namens Saien> tuel@er an @ro,
pett Strabe III Detroit tuobnt> berfprad tir;<
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26

AxAaA1A 1xoAxs Ho0PifAL.-A friend
connectsd With this institution has sent ~ .
copy Of the report Of the Superintendent. DR..
p. Bryce, 70 the Trustees, from which we
learn that ON the LIST Oct. 1874. there we're
2ss patients in hospital; adnissed since then,
lag, making total Of ~. OF this number,
~ have been rescued; ls have been removed
by friends, Rine Of whom we're decidedly i'm
proved. sad seven unchanged il their mental
condition; ~ have died.
The report says that the humber in Hospi-
tai is 1t least thirty-sight in excess Of the Ca
Iacity of ~ insat.sies. We had thought
Aississippi bad gseasse number Of lunaics
and insane than any other State in the Union,
in proPortioa 10 pspulatisa, but IL appears
from thus report Alabane b . littis ahead.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26
Fro. JACKSON.
Last III ours Of the Sc>~IoH-- that
Failed TO ,'a>s--fhe A. gael on~ GIL
and the Irrepress4 $pelman--Tri-
butte To Speake. Lyuch--A Happy

bI,c 10 Snenl.e. ;.yuch--A Hn,pv
Reunion.
TelrsraPhie to tie vieisburg Terala-l
JACKSON, April 19.-I4i' LrglS-
laturr continued IN scssi' II last
night until one o'cl"cls, and passed
the bill providing for an cleo ion OF
Circuit ami thancerN Clerks and
District Attorneys next fall.
The appropsia. Of twenty-five
Thousand dollars for the relief of
Neary x Stanton did not get
through the House. and | regret to
say the bin mailing County Super
intensients of E,iucation elective
( did not get through. but lies
over.
The Peuitentiary bill was not
brought up tor scme reason, and
/ the ) ate may breathe sreer for an
other year.
/ About twelve O'Clock last night
the fugacious Gill niscoustrued II
remark OF Speima;, coioTed, of
Madison county. reached over,
caught him by the back OF bis neck
and pulled him over his desk.
Spelnian pulled a shooter, but Gill
prevented its use, and seemed TO be
the conquerer, but Sp@lmaD, who
would appear to be walking az
senal nniled another shooter and
poked i. into Giil's dishonest coun,
tenance, and that individual wilted.
He soon afterwards sent Spelman
an apology by Webster. 1t must
be remembered that Giils associ
ates are almost exclusively negroes.
Those who had little axes to
grind pushed and crowded each
other to get at the grind stone.
Inc CONFUSION was IhdeScrlbabie.
ana o"is thoSe VINO nave seen II
can ioiih any luea Oh Whit IL rocked
''A ,r,
Ihe uoNerhor hiaue cohgratu-
iaioTy speech 10 the Legislature,
out ne ana not think SO much time
should nave peeh spent on local
matters.
JUS before aoIouriiment an eie-
giant S"ld "atch ana chaIn, which
hao neeh purchased oy the suo
sc''p'ioh Oh me'hoers, irrespective
VI party. WIS P'eseh,eu 10 'opeaker
oohh II. Hch. representative
Files made IA very appropriate pre- !
Se"'",ici sl'crc'', 10 "ifich LH hcii
gracefully responded. a resolution
was th"h oHefed by Afr kiInDroush,
democrat, thanking iitin tor his |
aoifft!, coiiftcSS ana Importantly |
Inc resolution was enthusiastically
auolte". NO Speaker HAS ever re-
urea win more sincere admirers
and friends, irrespective oil party or
coior, than Jno. X. Lynch. Enough
mas trausPiGed 10 make INN vain,
yet ne pears ms hohofs nee%iy and
well. TOW strlklhgiy his delorim tnt
compares VITA some DINERS, white
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26
Notice.

PURSUANT to an Act of the
1 Legislature of the State of Mis-
sissippi, entitled San Act to amend
the laws in relation to the Board of
Supervisors, and the working OF
Roads in the counties OF Lincoln,
Pike, Madison, etc. and pursuant
to section 2 of said act notice is
hereby given that the Board of
Supervisors, at special meeting
10 be held on Monday, the 18th day
OF May next, will proceed to make
appointment of a Superintendent of
the Public Roads and Bridges in
Madison county, under the pro-
visions of sad act.
BY order of the Board of Super-
visors of Madison county, Missis-
sippi.
+. S. JEFFREY, Clerk.
April 90, 1873 3t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26

HIGHWAY ROBDERY.-On Mon
day night last, as Mr.. F. e. John
son Was driving home fr00 this city,
at the forks Of the Jacksonville and
ROberson roads, his horse was seiz-
ed by IN unknown negro, and an
other struck himson the head with
a slung-ahot. They then proceeded
to rife his pockets, reieieving him
of his watch and pocket-knife. No
clue to the robbers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26

THE ladies of Canton and vicinity
are specially invited 10 call and
examine IA large lot of fine shoes,
boots, and slippers just received at
the establishment OF Messrs +. &
Fl. w. NIRDEN. They have all
sizes, qualities, and styies-hand
made and by machinery. Their
present stock is the best ever
brought to this market, aud for sale
yery cheap for cash.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26

ToNsoRIAL--ln another eefamn
will be found the card Of ". A.
Weber, barber and haif-dreAser, Nc.
80 Chartres street, New Orleans
We hope gentlemen visiting the
city will calt on Weber and let him
do the tonsorsl for them. Though
you be "bearded like q pard" he
will shave your ffontispiece till it
shines like the sweet smiling face OF
woman, and will dress your hair
till it curls Ike RoneO's. His
shamPooning, too, is no sham, but
he does it in the most genteel style
possible. Remember the place No.
80 Charities street.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26

MoCNTEnANKs.-O Of ~them
fellers1 was slong here ON Monday.
He was q tsveling mathematician,
who wanted 10 let everybody know
what he knew about cyphering.
I'VE did not stop long enough under
his qaad erst demsastrandom to get
the hang Of his system as
|OToole would say, but We saw he
took IN the rag money from the
crowd that gathered around and
hearkened to his voice, and we
knew there was q trick in it
g heads, 1 win, tails, you lose"
We think Ill such strolling char
acters should b taxed pretty heav.
lily by our city fathers. It would
certainly pay some revenue into
our depleted treasury, OF, else, rid
us of . nuisance.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26
Died

DIED. at his fathers residence, near Canton. on
the 22a inst. of consumption, Mr.. JAMES D..
COLqCKoUN aged 81 years.
iir. C.. was Tor long time Conductor, and
latteTly Assistant Superintendent of the Miss.
Central Railroad. and was highly esteemed by all
who knew him. H died trnmphantiy in the
Christi ms faith and fall Of hopes Of a glorious
immortality beyond the grave. Rfquiescat IN
pace.
DIED in this city, on the Goth inst. Mr.. IRA
.. WYsE, native of Boston. but for many years
a resident of Sharon. and, lstter.y of Canton
H was In the cd year Of his age, and died at
pace with his maker and all mankind.
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Peyord the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thousands more
urniiis heir eyes ards homes the fer
l. N-st To tn going TO Missouri Kansas Ne
aska. Colorado Utah Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon
California; nd "a chea f.. qui and
t,is-rt via st Louis, over tie Missouri acihc
Rti:lr, al, which sius line ray Coach Pull
erper- from It Louis to principal pc It's in the
Wet s.itso,t change We 10 eve thai the Missouri
Pacific road has The best rack and the finest and
safst equipment of ire west of the Mississippi,
aud its vi roads further West ompt
;.ud reliable The Texas connection of this road is
com, ieted and passenger offered first class
ars, route iron. ST. Ioris Texas. ttier over the
Missouri. Sa-s.s ia irosd Sedaiid
the Atl.ntic Pac c Railroad ria Pinifa. tor maps,
time tables. information rates routes, &C. re-
fer ii 10 $. II. thompson, Eastern Passenger
Agent Columbus Ohio. Z \. Ford, t,eI.ral
ger Agent, St. Louis sto Questions cM be cheegtnAy
cad promptly ansuered
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26

W. n. BLEDsoE, Winter Bailding,
adjoining the bank, west side pub
lie square, returhs many thanks to
his friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and respectfully
informs them that he has Just re-
ceived and now opening his new
spring stock of staple dry goods,
clothing, shoes and boots, hats,
family groceries, Western produce,
and plantation supplies, which he
offers to sci, for cash. or eXchang e
for cotton upon the most liberal
terms. Buyers viii find il to their
interest to call and examine before
purchasing, as none shall go away
dissatisfied, it being my determine
ton that none shall excel III quality
or low prices.
w. n. BLEDSOE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26

Press CoNvENrIoS.-Col. F. L. Cooper,
president OF the Mississippi Press Association,
announces that the next meeting Of that body
will be held at Meridian, Miss, commencing
on wednesday, 4,h day of June next.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26

-, The Crssssss Mf.strels will play At
Odd Fellows Hall. in this city, on Monday
evening. 3sth lest. We were present at
their ssteetaiaosnt in Brookh.vsa, on
Thursday evening last, and were highly de-
lighted with The psrfsrnsscs. We wish
ehGn success in Canton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-04-26

CeffoH SrAIEAlsr.-Ws are indsbted 10
Mr.. Harry Fhessley for the shipments Of cot
eoa from this point since LIST Sept, BY which
IL viii b sen that our city has shipPed sixteen
Thousand, seven hundred and sixty Ave bales.
up 10 2let inst. This 10 the largest shipment
froA any plsce between New Orleans and
Meapbia. ON sishsr Of ths railroads. end shows
that Canssu a. . cotton market takes the
dilapidsesd Insn u IL shrubbery.