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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

TEE PIsroL.-Eaily yesterday morn
ing : difficulty occurred at Ruby Hill, III
Which a man named Tim Herne was shot
in the left arm. 1t seems tina. q man
named Thomas Mallen, who is said to
be of qaarrelsome nature, tried to
quarrel with one Jerry Sullivan, striking
linn heavy blow on the face and break
ing his nose. Herne, who is friend Of
Sullivan, Immediately tried to stop the
fight, and Sullivan. who had drawn his
revolver, shot ut Mullen at the moment
Herne came between them, who received
the bullet in his arm instead Of the party
it was intended for. The wound is q
severe one, the muscles being torn to
pieces by the ball. Mr.. Herne was
brought to town and surgical assistance
rendered. Sullivan is from Pinto Dis
trict. and was visiting his friend at Ruby
Hill when the alteration took place.
Eureka Seutiael, FEB. Is.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

ask. has the solitary coiored child 70 AT
vance.
In the statistical part OF Mr.. Lindsey S
allie sDeech. he reports only 5S children
of school age for the coiored schools 81
th;s city. while can assert with duo DEF
crerce to his researches, shat five years
goo the number o: culorei! children cap
able to en.e. schools was i05, and taking
.h4 ordinary increase since that time, 1t
IS reasonable to suppose that iaere axe
now dor5Ie tie number. majority OF
whom are struggling IL the streets, Or are
sent to private schools It ;Ee expense o.
their parents.
L. plain words lie desires 10 INFORM tie
opponents of Mr.. Cuwds-y's 6chcoi ol:l,
thai the black race does not seek to III
wade any social conycnti0nahtles; they
have Laen made fsscmen and oi;ize,ls,
ias highest distinctions impaired 20 lHcn
on earth. and animated by that conVic-
ton. they demand q chance 10 Prove
themselves equa! to the Obligations which
i wise Congress ana s4caa-.rur:i.s oi TIE
American people have imposed upon
tLcEA. To-day thsy are standing ;.:-iii
a severe and intelligent contact, conFaE-
a:iye'v iea0rant and UneGuc@ted, VIA q
aim Ii.i:t of the vast resI0.:s.o!i!ti@S -
he - : II the future. The Gbsor5-nG
.,Treat.an Of he EuTr Is. vii. he eti..cil-
ted cas- LIGHT them up 70 tar;I
slant,ar,! Of trua manhood y :: far &S.'
e,ru1I diffusion Of knowledge, q perfIl-t
them 10 relapse into thai seini-b..raar,Sm
which has been til curse of every maize
anu all ages.
In conclusion, lie co!orcd race of Cal
iforuia have le5n silent AID respectful!
Observers @: tie vote il lie legislature
upon EIr. Covdery's school bill, and,
Willie they INDUCED The hops Of an III
divided support from the Republicans,
thev cannot teii TO express Their deep
gratitude anu high appreciation 10 t3e
patriotism cxhih;te,, ~ the Hon, J. :,
Co-5arr, whose political antteeIen's
-iva our race no claims UrGn his a'i'oc'-
81 Of our school rights, and here 70 les
If, that his name a,l 80 shall e.cE lie
engraved upon our memories; but &c
Tia. class Of time serving E.fEi..i...l5.
who openly opposed o. secretly !5:,9eJ
the bill. we entertain no other fee! irs
but shame ard humiliation. which sEa.
ha,:n. their political career to 81 l9nomI,
nous DEATH
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

4 VAST VOLUME Of pop-sun statesman
ship has been squandered upon the
Thanking question. Also vas. amount
OF gushing sentiment over the publish
ers Of country weel:iies. The subject
has been preposterously tr:'i:iu! Of dem
acorcisEl. It was arrant b.ather 10
| make the sweeping repeal If tie Irank
that was made last year; and row comes
in a heap Q: hucksterirg amendments,
rlethclic OF po.ti;osgery and pioayrre
legislation. Here are sv.ne Of the las;
accounts from the scat OF stamps:
kasson gave notice Of { substitute 10:
the bill providing that extra numbers Of
documents printed h order OF Congress
shall be sold, the agricultural report anu
abr:Gce,rent Of the President's message
ant: accompanying Documents q 70 cents
| per volume, and all other documents at
the actual cost Of paper. stitching and
i.;r ling: and that weekly newspapers
shs.!! 20 frse in the nails within the
co1:stv where published, bat shall not
lie Delivered by postotfice carriers Cpless
! postage is paid On theia at the usual
Z
r"taS- ..,,..,7,,e,,t
Monroe So =: - ,--.--;-f.-,,
20 SttiH+ ca, .. 90. 90 '1,,,tt,;o I,,,,-
i"' 'i'S '-s' :
nsrie. ,.. ~
1choleid opposed ii-a '.-;lsc ~,
ceilt the provision ZOE ti-e nee ~.
| Of weekly newspapers Iii r9"-''it "--eEs
| printed. lie itirIEt't L. tH@ !ie1ac %
/ the Republican party At flli';'et!.fta 70
| repeal The franaln5 rTiEiieoe AID 10 Keep
it repealed.
! h:sson addressed :Ae House II sap
t per; q his proposed! substitute an, SAT-.
! he had been informed hy the Contract
! Office Of the Post Once feraTi,:'e.'t
/ that IN tbc districts west o. tie lisa!a-
/ sirpi river and north Of Kentucky @n,!
/ Tennessee, tie I.ai. lettings we're thirty
20 Ettv Per cent below the i:.st contract.
Beck called attention 70 the iact that
til. est:,aGte;i Deficiency for the Post
. OEice Department Was larger this -caf
than last
kassun had brought in AID set upon
his desk ioJl. large baskets fled with
memorials 10y the abolition Of the frank
in, privilege. He was interrupted At
this point by ordinations from all part :
OF tie House that thssa petitions had
been got up by the Postmaster General
and before the confusion subsidized the
Speaker announced that his time had
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

cote, Chancellor of the ExcheGuer. The
Times adds: Lord Lepnox will be Com
missioner of Works and Buildings, Cap
tain Stanley tnder-s;ecretary of War,
Sir Joh; Charles Hay Secretary OF Ad-
fniraity. Lord Hamilton UNDERSIGNED ary
for the Foreign Department.
San Francisco, February 20.-Much
excitement has been cansed here By dew
elopneats IL the great Potrero land case
Of Britain ct ais. VS.. Adams ct ais,
which has been on trial q long time in
the Third District Court. Hall McAli:s-
ter, of counsel fer defendants, read atii-
dayits of McDougail and others to prove
that daring the pendcncy Of tho trial !.
\. Thorro vas found il! close conference
with !. r. Alien o. the jurors. The
Court st once suspended ali proceedings
till this morning, ard then discharged
tee entire jury, requiring the plaintiffs
10 pay tie costs, and ordering Allen and
Th1rre 10 appear at , P. y. tc-;iay /" an
swer for contempt of Court. The Court
roo-a was crowded and large number Of
interested parties ga;hsroi il font OF
the building discussing the affair.
The weather Is cls&r and pleasant,
with a north wind blowing. which is
rapidly drying the mud in the streets.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

TIE EUREKA SENTINEL IS impiacable
in its opposition to Governor Bradley.
Moreover it claims TO know the inside of
the game as played By the Governor S
faction. Commenting on an articlesin
the Herei'le, the !S-ntine! Of Wednesday
employs tbs following bold and en-
phatic language:
The above is wrong, in at least one
particular. California politicians had
nothing whatever to DO with making up
the Democratic "slate" recently nonlinQ-
ted in San Francisco. The whole mat
ter was arranged by small circle-a
kind of family circle-of Neyadans. The
programme, however, IS as dead as a
door nail, and not man on the SLATE. =
or in any way connected with it, can get
enough votes to he dercminated scatter
ing. Governor Bradley, who was IL
ducei to become the head ana front Of
the Job, " viii weaken long before the
meeting of the nominating convention.
We intend TO make it our business to
drive him from the field, and we give
fair notice now that he will not seek the
nomination. Of course, he wants it
wants it il the interest of certain seis
ish clique that has owned him, body
and soul, and rUr him during his pres
eut administration; but when he finds
as his masters must, sooner OF later,
TIA. he cannot carry a single county IN
the State, he VIII be only too glad 70
quit. Bradley is full-iiedged candi-
date now for reelection; but he wont
be when the meeting OF the convention
takes place. Mark what we here say
Bradley will ''quit da-s not stay ii
the field. Don't forget this prediction
of ours; We mean It, and know exactly
VIVA. ws are talking about.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

AFTER some patient study Of the cur
rency bill under discussion in the Senate
ard q painful attempt to comprehend
the various amendments and tins-spun
theorems relative thereto, and after the
bawilderment that comes upon US in view
OF the riddles propounded by the orPos-
Ing champions ofexpansion and contrac-
ton, We are prepared to agree with Sen
ator Conklipg in his conclusions that the
whole matter is alive with infrInities;
that 10 scheme of finance has been Civ
en-. and that Senators are making a rsc-
ord which VIII not be useful hereafter.
His further suggestion that the whole
matter be referred back 70 the Finance
Committee strikes Us Is being e2,ine:ltly
wise and practical.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-21

Conn it.ee Of irraI! ei.lents;
Theodore !. HAL, George !. Tyr l
William Eassie
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

FIRE AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fla
z'ehu,s st CopIahan of Yesterday tI"S
chronicles Il small confiagratlon III
that town
On Tuesday night two bulldogs
nn Green street, east o: The ran
roa.i, belonging to Char s Baas,
wrr- d. Stiny'd by fire. Tue one
OH the corner was occupied by the
Cnpiah Herald printing establish
meIt. aud the her waS occupied
10y Mr.. B,a> aS Il residence, Iin and
stove store, attached to which was
II bakery in hich the fire origIna-
ted. M-S~rs. Jones X Burke, at the
Herald, Lost presses, tsre, paper
books. in fact their Whole eStnb'i-h,
mrnt worth some S3O0O--nO lnSu-
rance. Mr.. Baa$ INFORMS u- that
his clear loss outside OF insui ance
is about 500.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

THE DROUGHT No rain, no
news; all is as still a> the calm that
follows a storm at Sea. Vegetation
looks mp from the parchrd earth
like a Dives fl om the lower reginrI~,
begging for a drol: of water TO cool
its parched tongue, and all nature
has put on The look of a funrra
pail. No spoItive children greet
our ear with their merry laught-r !;
no bin Is. AS they were wont, carroll
their swe, notes from The foliage of
the square no subscriber pre' us,
PROTECTING his long past dues 10
Watchdog bays. us, save with his
hungry sigh no maiden watches
with her loving eye; no rainbow,
based on heaven, spans the sky !;
no hope, save heaven, and that's
not nigh. On! we ''even wish that
we were dead" "This is intru>ted
III all confidence" to the pub. c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

A large n,rrtiug was held al Mem
pits on the 18th OF August, to eX-
press Indignation at the murder OF
The sixteen coiorrd men taken from
be Trenton Jail. Speeches acre
made by tx Governor Harris, j, Il.
Davis, Colonel Duncan McRne, Gen
Forrest and oth-Is. drnOuncing The
cowar,ily assassination and calling
tor the MOST energetic enforcement
"f the law against the perpetrators.
Gen. Forrest volunteered his Str
vices to assist The .fficrIs in bring
lug fh,. aS>as>ins to punishment.
R-sO.utions were passed EXPRESS
ing The horror and indignatiOn OF
the community at the foul crime,
asking The government to employ
police experts of Memphis to assist
III capturing the assassins, and to
employ the best legal talent in the
STATE to prosecute them.
That's IA | very we'll but the meet
ing should have goue Il step fur
ther and denounc d the insane
teachings that make such crimes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
CHANGE FAIR.

There will be ii far Il, Central
Grange Hall, on Thursday. the 22d
day of Oc'ober, 1874. We expect
to have on exhibition such articles
as are usually exhibited on such Oc-
casions, viz: sock of all kinds,
horses, mu'es. cattle, hogs. sheep,
goats, poultry, etc, brood mhr-~,
troftin9 and saddle horses, etc.
Also statements as to the largest
kinds grown in Madison county,
with samples of same; box plants,
garden vegetables, etc. Also all
kinds Of needle work, butter, pre-.
serves, pickles. bread, &C., in short,
everything per, aiming to the farm
and household. l. is not our pur
pose either to charge entrance fees
or award premiums. There will he
a competent board OF Judges APP
pointed to examine the various
items on exhibition, and desIgnat G
the best by '.the biue ribbon" To
our sister oranges in Madison cnun-
ty, and all others who may take an
interest i'll this, our first, ttfoi to
establish Il tdir, We extend ii co, dial
Invitation to unite with US, and let
us Inau%arate IL c"unty fair that
Will be credit TO cur order.
Any person wishing to exhibit
Will please notify he Secretary ol
Central Grange. DR.. Il. W. Smith,
SO that PREPARATIONS may be made
I for them.
THOS. J. ALSWORTH
| MRS. NJ. a. LENNARD Com.
and o. hers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
Grange Directory.
ORANGES IN MADISON CO., MIS-;

Central Grange, No. %, meets at
Central Academy LIST Saturday in
each monthly q Smirh-VanIz,
w. NJ; G W Smi' -Naniz, Src'y.
Horace Greeley, No. %, meets at
Hickory Grove, 2d SatuIdy in
each monrIi-Dan Sutherland, w.
NJ. p Ii Palmer, See.
Hope, No. 30, meets at Camden. Sd
Saturday in each month"; \
SrebblnS, W. Il; w Ii Howard,
Sect'y.
Montgomery, No. 60. meets at Mad
ison Sta, 4'h saturday in mon. h
} Il Irilowly, w. NJ; VIM
BaSklns, Sec.
East Madison, No. 22S, meets at
East Maii>on,2,l Saturday in each
month"; & Cauthen, w. NJ. ; j
& Russell, See.
Pearl, No. POI, meets at Sulphur
Springs, I'd Saturday III each
month"; Faucet, w. NJ. ID I
Brown, See.
Canton, No. -, meets IA: Canton, Sd
Saturday, i'll each month X II
Holman, W. Nj. Il IL Could Sec
Vernon, No. 300, uI"rts at Mound
! Buff Church, st Saturday IN acl
T m"ntn-T } Gee, w. NJ; Wn
/ i. p>CJnb. Sec.
Pteuti: =, M. 800, meets ut Pleas
SMITHS, I'd Friday IN each mpn,i
-Da>Id Hopkins, w. vi. j Ian
don B,onn, Sc.
Lone Pinr, M. 30, meets at Lon,
Pine Church .4th SaI ur,iay IN eacI
month"; w Athins. ". NJ. j [
PItchturd, Secretary.
Bcth>r da, No. 4:53, meets AT B-ths.
da Chnrch, Ash Saturday III c..cl
month"; j Tucker, w. NJ;
Tucker, Sec.
The District or County Grane
meet 5 at Canton the I'd Monday Z.
each MONTH"; & Smith Vaniz, "
NJ. ID Nj Sanders, Sec.
D.surIct Deputy for Madison Go
t. j. .Alsworth, Pm. Post of1ic,
Canton. aug.C
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
How the Money Goes

Alter November ,5Uiu, 1t Will tie
cas-, To See how the money goes, FIR
the Pubii: l. brary of *. ntucky,
aud at that G,aI.d Gilt Concert 81,
5UU,OOO IN cash Will he given away
TO ticket holders. Toe fortunate
holder of the ticket drawing the
I'll 81 prize will walk IF With $3.50, 900;
OF tn. second prize. 100 900 OF the
thIrd prizf. 700 or the fourth
prize, 900; OF the fifih prlz-,
go, 900, &c &c. unr'l 10000 gianu
cash prizes shall all have bee, dis
trIbnr-d. fruiy this ribution
will tel hO,o the money goes
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

"Why, how are you, Major ;
hOwdy dot" Is it possible that our
own whCle-sonie,i, clever and jolly
good fellow, Maj. john '. ill'amS,
Reader of the Senate, State Libra>
rian and Keeper of the Capitol,
could come back home after SO long
an absence and then Slip off to
Jackson without giving US ii call
and hearty shake of his hand.
Never mind, Major, :. on have played
tIuant this time, but We forgive
You. knowing that your heart is TOO
large to have forgotten Us entirely.
We are happy 10 r, cord the Majors
return, and to learn thar he is ex
ubeIant in health and spirits. We
hope soon to see him in our sanctum.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

We leaIn that the Rev. T. G. Tup
per, of the Episcopal Church, has
resigned his tate charge of the par
i>hes at SardiS Como and Batesvllle,
and has accepted cal 10 the rec
torsiiip of the" Church of the Good
Shrpherd," Memphis In the depar'
ture of Mr.. Topper fer his new field
OF las,Or, our people will experience
"A loss no: easily repaired ""-Panotd
Star.
The above deserved compliment
TO Canton boy, whose noble
career reflects great credit on his
family and tAe town of his birth,
will be read with much pleasure by
his many warm friends and admir-
erS here.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

We are authorized to announce J. G.
Fellows as a candidate for Mayor of the
city OF Canton.
We are authorized to announce CAPT.
j. A. TURK as IA candidate for the office of
Mayor of the City of Canton. Election
November Sd. tie.
We are authorized to announce K. II.
HOFFMAN as candidate for Mayor OF
Canton. Election Nov. Sd. tie.
We are authorized to announce t. L. SIN
GLEToN, Esq, as candidate for Mayor Of
the city of Canton.
We are authorized to announce f. W.
PRATT, Esq, as candidate for Mayor of
the city of Canton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
SfereOscopes ....--- One Dollars
French and American Views,
Twelve for One Dollar.
ETurS. EurS! E'urSi

For Ladies, Misses and Children from 81
to SO Alaska Sable Sets, Mutf and Cape,
5o-worth Sio all over tue United States.
Ladies' Misses and Childrens elegantly
trimmed Velvet bats 81; Embroidered
and tucked Ladies Chemises and Skirts
Night Cows, Drawers, Infants Dresses.
Very fire white-bosom Shirt 81; Latest
stple Silk Scars, all cohors, 81; half dozen
Linen Handkerchiefs, ready hemmed, 81;
Very fine Merno Lhirts and Drawers, 81;
canes and Umbrellas to suit cyerybody's
taste, 81 each.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
NOTICE.

Intending to leave shortly for
New York ant, o her Eastern cities,
[ give notice that all orders for
goods in my line, it left at my
hou Sc in the next fifteen days, Will
receive my personal andcdrefu at
tentlun. Respectfully
L. II. CLARK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
Our country Subscribers frequent

Our country SNtscfiteFS Nft"'''
w complain that they f1l t. ae'
ieii ,.AIZa., I,-ut,.i ~ "" Ai"n
day last an old AN valued subscriber
. formed uI that he hal received!
but two copies of our paper in six
weeks. We have CAREFUL, inv+sti
gated this oft-occurIine unpleasant
ness, and are satisfied that the
fault is neither with our mailing
clerk nor with the Post master. but
arises from the very careless and
unbuSiness like habit com .nnn to
many OF our country Subscribers.
TO wit: licensing all their nel ghb"rS
IL AK for their mail. A c"untry
gentleman Will c,me Ia town and
20 TO the post office, and ask for
letters and papers for all the tar
mers in his nelghborhnod, for ten
miles around. Now is 1T suprosahle
thar this gentleman is going To ride
all over his eighhoIlIuOi, iumedi
ately ON his return home, 10 deliver
mails that he has thus fnol;Shiy
called for al the post ufiice, and
which he should have let severely
alone. We ask our country subscrI-
bels TO discontinue this loose habir,
and we will guarantee they will
never ask for their CITIZEN OH Sat
n day, or afrerward, without re
ceIving it promptly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

That wide-awake young merchant
Charlie Campbell, has just rel urne'l
{ 'Om his purchasing trip to New
York and the Eastern CITIES, bring
ing aud preceding the largest and
most elegant assortment of CloI hin :,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hat.
Boots, Shoes &C., ever offered toI
sale in Canton. Call and satisfy
yourself that we know whereof we
speak.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
We have, in addition, our usual supply OF
100000 NOVELTIES,
At One Dollar. Each.
Fancy Goods,

Furnished Work Boxes, Music Folios,
Cabinet Writing Desks, Necessities, Dom
lnocs, Chessmen, Backgammon Boards,
completely furnished, Morocco and Rus
sian Leather Albums for 50 and 100 pic
lures, with gold edge; Tourists Cases,
FOR young artists, Russia Leather Port
nonaies, Satchels and Travelling Bags,
Pearl lnlaid and Plain Buifaloe- handle
Hair Brushes, Combs and Hand-mirrors,
Puff Boxes, Stcrescopes with half dozen
views, Ladies' and Gents Toilet Cases
completely furnished, Opera Glasses, etc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
Masonic

CANTON LODGE No. %. a. F. s
A. nj. Officers elected for the fol
lowing Masonic year.
q. CAssELL. W N
IN MILLS, S w
HoLnEs JW
DR. A Sims, D
L SCHxripKR I'D
A W STAsyo Tr easurer
LcKE W SMITH. Secretary
GEoaGs EssEsT,
Stated meetings, third Monday o.
each month.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

We take much pride and pleasure
n noticing the progress of the
Young Mems Literary Association,
of this city. They hold their regu-
lar weekly meetings at Odd Fellows
Hall each Saturday night. Our cit
liens should attend their meetings
and encourage the young men in
their elevating and moral pursuits.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
Married..

AT the Catholic church in this city, on
the 9TH inst, by Rev. Father Colgan, Mr..
Tom Frey to Miss Lucie Schneider, all of
this city.
We acknowledge, with many thanks, the
kind remembrance of the thirsty printers
by the happy couple.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

The Board of Aldermen ut their
last meeting repealed the Dog Or
iinance, which has been in force
for two months past, and now our
municipal regulations make no dis
tinctiOn between the privileges of a
married man or dog.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
POST lFFICE HOURS.

pOST-OFFICE,
CANTON, MISS,
July 1st, 1873.
OFFICE OPEN for the delivery o.
letters from $50 A. NJ. to $50 P. NJ
SUNDAYS, from II NJ. to P. NJ.
MONEY ORDERS issued and paid
and letters registered from 8 A. NJ
to 5 p. NJ.
Nails close daily at 6 P. NJ.
HENRY II. SMITH, p. NJ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
ONE DOLLAR

Toilet sets (of tlsrce p7cces}; Liquo: SETS,
consisting Of bottle, plate and half dozen
glasses; richly decorated large Mantle
Vases at Il ench. -.ltt' - per pair accord
ing to size; gold decorated China Spit
toous larg" Cup, Saucer and Plate with
motto for presents: China Vases and PA
rian Stattcttcs-e;sch for ONE DOLLAR
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

AS will be seen by reference to
the proceedings, there will be a
regular meeting of the Board of SUI
pervisOrs of Madison county on the
first Monday October.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

We return thanks to our clever
and cOnsiderate friend, Capt. Jim
Turk, for a splendid mess of the
largest and finest fnnies," we
have seen in many day. Yours
to command. etc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

That champion Knight of the
Shears" our friend X. Y. Scatter,
is now located on south side court
square, next door to Dollar Store.
Call on him at his new quarters.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.-On Mo

ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.-OnM Mon
day last Mr.. Thos. Frey, a jolly
young CantOnian. was clandesrlnely
united in the bonds of holy wedlock
to the youthful object of his aft &C.
tions, Miss Lucie Schneider, by
Rev. Father Colgan. When Myn
hIer Schneider heard of the consum
nation of the blissfuI dreams of The
youthful couple, he waxed bin
wToth, and refused to be comfor ted.
We sympathize with the berravrd
parent, but wish the happy couple
God-speed OH their vOy age of life.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

We are pleased TO meet our friend
J. A. p. Campbell, Esq, who has
Just returned from a Western tour,
looking in fine health and spirits.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12
Railroad Schedules.

Trains on New Orleans, ST. Louis
& Chicago X. r. will run rs follows
until further notice, Going south,
mail train leaves CantOn $50 p. III.
Express, 11:45 a. IN. North, paii
BOO y. m; express 5:45 p. m.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-12

Read the advertisement of our
Central Grange friends, who pro-
pose to give fair, on the 22nd prox.
We wish them every success.