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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

.l,l5k
ei(h for With about tor rain
pool By steam I2O0O II vi b. sail, $500 bush
GTn 10 ,os p ' OS s9 b 49, &
At 2 81 to G.sow By steam 100 e, Bee at u.s. and 30 boxes
Bristol by 800 bush DO al I'D, aud Hsmbug By
nov BamoreL Cork and uncd Kingdom,
wish ZOO Us Grn t. 81 Norwegian b,rs reel hence to
70 sane I1Oo Se Rsaad ps P :, a.
s,Tn ~. S2S S2 &Sf S % a T 5 'A Gov
r I ws % ,S 9dp sn T Ea STis ss
r9. leG Sa and s ports
% so SaTs even further Sa s I'D no. f,aos
ap on IL the Liverpool Haet and large orders pro
incd sudden sac very feae reieiion oere ana
h l;e ldce from Liye;poo, o. more :sASopaSe s
favorable market and tie mproTemen obtained on
MONDAY vas lost EG Intel 2Gary ,aG ss2 n "a. & @
pool cold weather there and light Imports a: tia. port the oIs
supplies the at hand We have bad more active e
miller, nave pneH''s b,gr.i the NOR. favorable weather
.. .a' yo rb .pee orr las. Rs. enabled farmers to
enc progress IN getting IN their seed and iglS Two
The prospects than this day fhe movement
s accumulate inr3s the Winter later and more c1Iea
Investigation Win view g earn the probable ,nps I ~ ss r
oar oS' Se rTsspondag TINE las, year Our
& iI 80 r,e and choice .rtce much wanted for milling
quantity Wheat IN st about loOooVoo eu3 &
quantity aGoA for the United Kingdom Is estimate az
bush evident that all our surplus ahogsh liberal ""
moth 4
sufficient 70 meet TOE wants OF
weather Europe during lns sni he
Summer months, for Wheat bat With bad
geafher Interesting markets an extreme pr Ale
the 500 B1I bush 200 4JS 0gsn e cor
popips week last We have had brisk demand for NO
- anu prices 0f description have been better sus'a ned tha
lav lud very popular win Shippers as Ns
moderate and te market heaTY ae
the arrivals check the nlnrT ne
WHOA, m canal the FIRST OF The Is ~ ane eond
ION he market closes unsettled, the,0fer good No
sprug the buk Of that from the canal u sold
aud quiet the demand hght o vac uHte
the are bush III 44dsl go tor Jngal Iowa nd
Minnesota; 81 No Chicago II 40 dt 81 bi Tor NO.
Chicago spring: 81 for Northwest IN store 81 % 9r NO
Nl.aukee B3 No. Milwaukee II "a Tor he'd "esttrn
included the sales are biVoO bush No.
MIsaukee deliverable the close Of The month a. II %
al "a also White Canadian The canal 10 aye
At 81 90 Barley quiet sales Of 1000 bush california ana i-OV
also 600 bsh Genfn q - p and
0oD bn Hungarian so months Brey Malt b. dun und
b.lyy sale, 900 bush. Iwo-u~ed state az Fl * oats ae
the the sales are so ooO !ih
SeS ONO SEe 60d67c White at 81 1885, Western MId
a 80 7c Rye quiei AID tame the sales re
500 bush Penn at 81 OSds 10 ahoS 'orn les
and under the more beh 'a
,h are Western Mixed at s2dsbc for Net" ant
SjGs7c for Western White "a GsJc' Western yellow" 500
Yellow SO 50 Pc Southern White a. - d"Vc
'~ sxPoRrs FKos .KPr i, 1913. To DAIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

NOTICE. 81,
The Domestic Sewing Machine Company wiz pay
an nresentation AT their office on UnOn-sqnare theH
notes winch mature in STAY, June. and July.
~ yarE NAYS CHAs. TAYLOR Treasurer.
THK RATE or INTEREST FOR MONTY aMay' a.
irnnortant .uhiect To both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by IRON r.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read az tne
IEInI-Sr LECIURE Extra No 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

To-day the dealings at the Stock Exchange in all
the markets have been o a small scale and devoid
Of any special interest feature In the stock spe
culatiOn the movement was uncOmmonly limited.
but the bulls were more courageous, and with an alb
sence of any determined bear raid upon the leading
shares, strong tone was developed which showed
itself in quite an improvement in prices the general
market at the close being confident. The opening,
highest, lowest and closing prices OF active stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
No anne1 cIosIng qnotatIons of for.Ign exehange

The money market has been easy at and per
cent on call and 81 To on discounts OF prime paper
The bank statement discovered a large gain in
specie consequent upon the interest payments at the
Treasury, the deposits being up sl.S5ooO Otherwise
the changes were nominal The bank, make net
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT

StrURDAF NAV 2. M.
AsHESThe to-day 30 pkgs Pots bat dali
Q CSC Pearls inactive.
COPPBR-The Rio dull unsettled and weak ths
telegram unfayolbe character;
nominal II aa2lc, gold In mild grades lear
nominsy Maraebo, 18d229c lava
23D25c.. both gold.
COTTOs-There fair demsnd spot Cotton prices
adv the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

po.,ox Ma, There Of imDortanss ~ ue E,d
he, Thr sses Of .he smaiauns 10 upHt
Coa ~ob ~hsch .srsr ba@u~
small STOCKS hant The Prss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

priv-ts bear " q 20
Tor MAY. at 10 iB0IOLr $50 Juns H 1870 kUS
to- for JuE 1t lD.0l0 1919.
kGP"Hrs or W. s-,frs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11


Forward deliveries advanced 2d ~ with far business 40 The
all bsss Of Low MGdlngs:
sales after m.-MaT. 800 II 1879 500
l7tsc; 100 II 1885, June 300 II 2l32r; llOO lIos%
July 300. IL $3.50 August, 300, II 7-loe 300 IL 1880
total 500 bales sales TO-DAY up 70 m-hay 500 ~ IIoe
500 II ll-l6c. 600 II 2332c 400. II lIl6ci 900
II 1880 400, IT lll6c 400 II 2332c; 500 l7ci 300
II 2j32ej 400. l1'cj JAY 700 Is Ice 500 ~ o2ci
900 IL 3l6c: 200 lS 7-32c August 500 lSLc October
300 II 3l32 200, II lj-loc total. 1850 bales isand
total. $4,000 bales
FLOUR AND aBAI-The market the
week have presented improvement cOntrate with the previous
NIT 70 further abatement real PROMPTLY early the week there
rather fme the reaction
Liverpool bat this Of duration have had
sluggish and unsatisfactory market continued liberal supplies
here lake and further ebe decline Nh"
ererng depressing influence ndng relatively
ber effect sales Of grades spng Of
the os and medium grades Winter Wheat aas the latter been
extremely difficult OF and irregular
gures IN instances brn
Oh invoices and mers he should
agents mere nave ~ very Pe,sHg % e9Yaba .,k performs the great
cnAhge trade for which most parties are
unpepaTed fail otherwise than Improbable 70 most
been slightly OF this
description little compn indeed, the them
mas been sat factory than the have nte
paIed THIS due mainly 20 their growing popularity In No.
and suprhne had but little and 10 enect
any extent have been accepted The the
have been 30 +25 bbs go 81 bb
last year We notice growing Process and
We nnd The supply Moderate aud without change To-day
ne inquiry iof Flour moderate and Winter
ea brini are Irregular and qieti Shipper Extras heavy and
less actVe No ard Shippers fairly
and aAt Mnnesoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
The bids for stocks at the close We're:

The gold market was dull. and sold down to 1l2s
in the afternoon the range of the price being ll2a
1l2g The trade was uncOmmOnly small and the
market without feature. The foreign exchange
market was also devoid of incident The London
securities were reported firm. On gold loans the
rates paid to have balances carried were g. t. 81. and
per cent The hi CHEST price of the week was 1l2g,
and the lowest 112, the basis of the weeks opera
tons having been l123a112.. The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in coin in
terest on the public debt, making a total
for the week of S2927OOO. the redemption
of called Five-T wentes during the same period foot
ing ND SOS 600 inclusive of Sl22,0O0 to-day. The
import entries of dry goods at the port of NewYork
for the week ending 10 day amounted to Slfl7,535,
and of general merchandise 70 S5,97,3R making
total in gold coin value Of SG,5l4,O37. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Gold cleared, S36605OOO; gold balances,
S. lOssOO currency balances, Sl,2j9i16 The fol-
lowing were the quotations for gold
iS S:05 1859 iif3' aSiii2
il:OO-..ll2as i2:5O...li2ss 3.OO....ii2as eiI3Ll
The days business at the L. 5 Sub-Treasury com
prsed
sos ...sD,, s5l7 $50 90 C1Iysos, prints s322 e3s Il
Coo p.Imsa'''' 5,3s3 I'D 'A'Anoe5J 81 52o 10
Currency receipts. 2l1,J2s A.
The balances in the United States Treasury at the
close of business to-day Currency, S7977G97;
special deposits of legal-enders for the redemption
| of certificates of deposit, S53 14j 900; coin, $50
OIL SIS, including S3j.2jj,GOO in coin certificates
! Outstanding legal-tenders. SSS2,0OOOOO
The following is the currency statement The
amount Of fractional currency received from the
Printing Division for the week ending to-day was
s357OOO; shipments, S7O9,SOO; shipments of notes.
Sl,Ol7jOO; United States bonds held by the United
States Treasurer to secure National bank circula-
ton, 500 $50 800; aud for public deposits, SlG53j
200; Internal Revenue receipts to-day were 500 2O7
Internal Revenue receipts for the month S46e3 4G3
Internal Revenue receipts for the fiscal year to date
$50 53s O47; National bank circulation outst andlpg.
| S3is, sjS,jCS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

The Philadelphia stock market Is unsettled; PENN
svlvania Skies 10; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Is: Reading Railroad, jG.; Peunsylvania Railroad
JOI gold. il2,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

SINGS S9y. !. lSfI
PORK bbls Bacon. n Ii-i ~ Beet. CLess@ TsTs- n
1850 1861 30 % 1921 100 i7fDi 1876 III 15TiyTJ
Pork bbs Bacon NJ Lani NJ. Beef Chse,e = T.'y-
a. tO3 III So 67g 10 75s.I0 63t II boo
BUrrKK-rhe mlket iri sunps hcs fnf bs
tone the close Gaosroas nominal
Increasing there
taiiora, shI-h IS selling % b 1910. Donations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
gain of s. 1903 $50 and hold in lawful money Sl'3l3
rs. The following are the comparatiye totalt:

The following table shows the relation between
the total reserves of the banks aud the total liab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
FIRST BoAKD-lOt A W.

49,. pa,,os- Pq,Iroad Bonds-Bans and Raj
10Y SN''o ....,y grIrsSS SOCKS. r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

RlCBrhe badness tdag % only u,ca.e o5bng llr'' es
quoted before s0I ~ snd 1HJc o Ctuna
sIEAklN doll but GRIN AZ II IsHl1c To- Prime
sUGARS-The ~ Rs~s seaY a. 1nre s
an 4 iair business tansscted 40 ne'ss
ing Common Refining 7iar7 &c Good AZ - h,L'~ss
sugar, et go including hoasses sugar g 20.
nd Cptnuga al 50, e. ReGnj dg aud sachHgs a. 40 20
lOl2r for liiTas .., 4. :,
TALLOW shade 6rner hut s. active sales Of l2JD mt
11sH7 llltc Prime titg ei Do 20" % n
WHISKY srm and fairly sales Of zoo 5O 81. " - N' ~"
hi. Aicaao Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

The Clearing house statement to-day was ~ fol-
lows
sos $40 go Gold eringsa s. iosl2
Cdelcy balances. -,5sjSII Gold 0tiances. llOttol
And for the week:
Currency God c.angi 053
Cqrr.ncv balances. 10 l23 j23 Gold balfnc, sIIOjO
IL ha,r fafr fvA nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALBAyy MAY eWhea quiet and in supply Rv- stssfY as
held I'll 10 Corn dull Oats dn With good demand -
Tei and grade No. better IS AMI
! car Mixed State In bags, at Csc
BALrxoRB May 9-Cott0n quiet bat sr bow MfGng- ia
Flouy ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

Uly 3IraI rastf QlItt zinc " lIe a 81 IO4t %
st. 81 70dsl IS; Coarse at 81 6OGsl 63 Cob Meal q
SI 40 Ground PerJ at 81 4UdSl 80 v 100 ID.
gKYORrs SEPT. l, 1878, DATE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

Saturday last, two sr"'lt'W." oi
col..r from the rural ,iis''ht>. hhV
ins not the tear OF the mu"ic pal
law before them, cntc u'ird I" ny
the speed oi their l'"r-'> dow" nus
princiral IhnI,n'c!it..r,'. Peace ST.
At The livery stable nj Pe.,rcr 4
Mills one. nf these noble sic. d. made
il false step, and hastily pc, i'rmin =
AN acIobatic feat Very u;cOnIl"i Ia
hle to r;c.-ii,i.rS. broke his CIV"
neck and well nigh ended the rNiS-
renee "f his ri,irr. Tnr police were.
soon ut The. scene at tue disaster
and Ii 81 the unf,rI unIt. sport mI''
hetoI- h : Honor, Mayor P'."ell.
who, c",>idrrln. HIS mi>fmt"n" pc
cumiaIIly, in the loss of his h"re.
and the physical damage >u>fal cd
in the double Soulrr>auit, babe him
depart ami sin u" more.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

Last ~d,.r>uHy night lie nor I,
bonnh I .bi, wien about 1t u,il'
n"rih of Vau2I,n'> Station. jumped
the rack. the e,.gi," III ni"t c..m-
pl.teiA Ovr, and ca ching NJ. Hunt,
the engineer, under The rrrd. r.
from hirh, after u" little Difficulty
Il. was rX'rI,air.i, Sc, err!> iur not
nangrr"n>l. bruised. Some five ~
six boxes followed the rnaIu,. from
the Track al,I piled MP III il wreck
OF ruin. Til, caIl>e ~"S 1T ti,S'
Ill,u, Int ~ b- the spreading al
br, a.ing of raj, luf tlr >.r'i L
boss rp..rt> Ina, ins tUnni ~ tern y
and signs Il at 4" T." pr"ve that TIN
track had been ut,strnct. Il. \ gOO'I
sec.ei detective -" th'S I",,i /" Igil'
save many valuable lives ami n,ucl
property I" tn" Company.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

THANKSGIVING. Thur 'lay last ,
WAS drSi. mated 10y the President Oi
,h. United States as IL day tor gen
-,al thanksgiving. AMI MAS Il so ap
PAINTED in til. Cover or ct our NV II
St.'e to b.. devoted TO TIN. same nc
cuI,a iul. A. our Community IL
Democratic, and the D.-m.":' at C
banners have recent y been DO, III.
to SUI prI>inS v,ci"ries, we had sup
posed that tn. day would he "b>eTv-
ell with i,eruli II r;irn"s Hess by our
ci,izens. But, beyond thu f"ili'iay
taken b. on, "ffici,lS, aid .st- '.alf-
h,ili lay given the >ciioO :, no mai
ties alton of II. .pe.:i in he proc AN y
onS WAS given. Il ocrni> To tvs,
that in this our Drmoci friGI.'is
iavs miS<,.d a rue chance tor 4 gen
uinr thanks giving, aS We arr 'tiS-
fled il vii. hr III III, Jay ere tn v
have an 'rh.r rOItica! victory to lie
| ha kfui tor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28
rxPLANATION.-In justice. t" MI

ExPLANATICN.-In justice t" Mr..
Charles Handy, Insurance Agent,
we would say 10 our readers that
our recent nOiire of his agency in
wIich Dir Il. ii. Gould WAS men
TONED as an attacaee, was entirely
a.. onr own responsibility he TACT
al Mr.. Gould's dissolution from that
Institution being unknown to MS
It.was far from he intention of Mr-
iianIy 20 convey any such impress
I len through our c"lumu>.-ED.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28
OUR CANDIDATE.-COl. A. j

OUR CANDIDATE.-COl. A. j.
Boyd, the Republican candidate for
Senator from the 18th District, Is Il
gentleman who has the respect and
confidence of both p"liticd parties
in bis section. The press, wherever
bis candidacy has been ob,rrv. d.
are united in the acknon led .nIn;
that his election will re,iOurd 80 the
good of The people of his D's,ricr.
Col. Bo, d has our warm aud earnest
sympathy in his Canvass, and We
ask Tor him the suff, ages Oi all hon
est men.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

Nr. Rrona WHAT y,ur hurry
Sntii, :"
4Hr .Smifh-.sN, hing murli, ntlN
l h"usnr Id Jus >ier 'i"wa 10
Charles II .n,l and take "ur II
>na.: pole! on NJ! h us. &c. Ia"
wi.u lows ii really al III, ''d ii
>J.ark mi Ia iIii. me-
VIZ Br0WR-.iOur heads irvrl
S "ith. sly h.'us. is ahead! I.>ur Il
im Ham!y'S age ca"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

lhe Presbyterian Synod Of this
State closed its late S''ssiOn III this
city on Wednesday last. Many EN-
neEt and learned gentlemen of the
order were attendant upon the re-
union, and our community enjoyed
ii spiritual feast of eloquent and
earnest oratory for the SEASON.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

Ga at II. Civ innri Il Bios. Ul
Lady =, IIi>S,>. AID Ci.."ir.n> CTS
tom made S!surs-, n.Lr.c n2 the
improved Cable S.IrM" AMI han,t
made work. Also. Miss. =, I"nrh'>
and Chn,d'> Boo, ;, tue as.,i Cod. s., /;
AID, ii full line "i liu>WiH, nrl"u
ing Misses and Chi;d,pn'> & z iSh
and domestic >trii 81 C"ti"" at.d
Baln.Or.I HE; AID. Il ia ! a-;"r =
m,nt of l. ,d,'> Briis, Beti.u2 IA Il
Beck e., at h.. iaIt>t >tti'>, They
have rr,..t.N IN. ROY q heir 81 lie
stock, 10y iEcrtiS.ri Ia. iinh->. YIN
will al~a.- mad, II this iI,n-r, il
irr-n >n Py' f the nI,,Si F.ui :.
C.ndie> AMI Nuts, Cine IS. L ~ h
rr-, ana a." Si.-.,sSi Ipsi al 'n.
az ii IN S.,u-. e.. AL Ih,
Oh c., 81, h..d> ri Fur, Rir :,
Is kt, >r Bacon Su.a,. Cuff a.d
1e.i Mui:,>>. :, Potatoes au,. Dl.i,.IlS.
S ap. S nci,, Uasdi, an, Coal
o..
In. II ii"l'id y S:,a!> i ,.,n.i,i, I.
AID has bee" >..n.t,d 80 SUI h,
tIui.S all AGES AMI ,.u.,lItInrS
5 'i'>,'li iuti . Me- S;'ni.r-, AMI
M ..'>, ihacu at i'u ii>' cT>
=. lee. Sci = narh y GEES
always -" ',"' ii. O. A" ST jtS
! ,.crik Il. Ii
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28
WhoIes re Whisky Dealers.

The public aye hcr.b, Notified
that We are THE ONLY PARTIES in
Canton au hnriZ..,i 10y ,icrIi>. from
he Government to sell whisky j.,
QIantIrirS larger Than five gallons.
a full s,o''k at all grades in five and
ten gallon kegs. nslIei-, aud hat
barrels constantly kept III stock
j. STA DEKEk & son.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

RAILROAD SCHEDULE.-We arr
indebted to our friend Maj }. t.
Kemp G.-n'i Agt. fer Ike \. y. st
Il, K G.. 4. L.. Tor a correct lin, ia,
lie of lis road from New Orleans tC
tii;caso. II will he found Ill it,
appropriate place.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
POST FFICE HOURS.

IOST-t)FFlCE,
CANTON, Miss,
July Isl, 1878
O,liGE OPEN for the denver! "l
letters from $50 A. NJ. to . 30 p. NJ
81 MAYS, fi"m . AN. I" ~ AN.
MONEY ORDERS issued ar.d paid
az! letters registered from . A. NJ
to } l.. NJ.
a'Iits close daily at q p. NJ.
HENRY L. SMITH, +. NJ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

FINE CHRoMuS II. X. Clark las
ju>. received :, large lot ~ ID .'u' iiu'
aud e'puart CnrnIn">, finished i'll H..
highest style # he art. SCI y"n'
Chrom !, an = Mr. Cllk 4" frame
it fur >cu. Eem. mb-,. they are a /
cheap for C <h.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

To be, q. not ~ tie iu>u ei. thai =
the uu. S;i.n. Whether Us he t"'
9" SAVE, TO spa e, II few p.'lt'> dol
l.rr~ Nrnr 10y y,.a., III oder til It Yam
wife AID ri,il,tra%m.H Ice SlI>'a AIMED
" hen ynn shall hay" 'sl., fh,.': If
youi mortal e lip Get II lm'.lcN aud
read the ..ve,Ni>I'n-' OF it. TIL.
AnlrIIcin gives the most provisions
tor the ltaS' cuSt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28
FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!.!

The fire tirnd is abroad in The
houses and property all over the
county. Delay no., but x" and
insure your property liz the Cd IS
tablish-,i agency nf Charles uind, i,
and NOu aye safe.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

The American S.rr.linr Co.'S Bone
less SI dimes, are much better, aud
less thu, HAT the cost Ut Imported
S,r.iiieS. Feb21!l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

Cheaper than ever for cash.,
lew era IN prices, and Il new Suck
1T Fall ard Winter Goods Ev'ly-
lii.ug down to bottom figures, at
G. l.. GROSS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

NJ EW FU RNIT U e,
N ro,>iS ing OF brsi-r"O,n cts,
par lar a,.d di"inG-t".m >eti~, cam
pete, for sale at astonishing low
figur, y for cash. Ivy
LfONARD SCHNEIDER,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28
Canton Fire Company.


Extracts from tie Constitution
Ah. VIII SIC t. l- m--II..es al the D.
pa trent Tor s-b-tal business shall b.- /,
i, | t'sitiy pight each aud ev-ry uruut'.
=, 81 meeting tom 18th u Mach 4" .ispi,u.
i,r ;..tis ;. q clock aud from -epiem 81 iJiii T.
~ ..c. Iiih. - e clock
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

WAN ED -Evrry man, woman
aud chi Il il the county t" call at
&. l.. GROSS whe,, Iihry wani bar
gains. 2O'-Srr 26-if
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

Hom~ekcrperx may .6ad it to their
aIranfdge to cuh go III. LeOna.i
>chnri.ier dad cIumiac his large ax
xorfmrnf + IL Ills Il Ill W.Ur-, Gx lie
has rrcry article IN that line franz Il
broom (" a bei trHd ~si'l9,f
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tur the genuine Canfi-ld, han l.
seued Boots and Shoes, every pair
warranted, at low prices, 90 1"
T.. l.. CIR OSS.'
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I }. o F.

a a regular In,- ting of Evergreen Lodge,
SIC teIJvi ing ofiieers were elected Tor tie
ia. term:
y. i. BOWERS, n. c.,
iiESIY IoII,, V. F.,
W T. AL~woETu, Secretary,
&C. CAMPBELL. Treasurer.
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GINNING.

" WERNER announces to the public
that he will he prepared by the 10th
vi september to gin AMI bale, cotton ON tii'
most favorable TERMS, ut the Dixie " ork.
With Col. W. Z. Love, us Superintendent
lie hopes to = We entire satisfaction to hi
patrons, and suiicits lie javOrs Ut his friends
Ivrn meal ground also. scpo-tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

NaNTED -Eev.r, b dy IN tow
.ss,i c,'u"iy l., call a"i examine the
rrN stork ct clothing, hats. ge"Is
furnishing goods, etc. just rec''>cd
s,,.i .,tIare., i,.w for CASH. at
&. l.. GROSS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

The sad ne. lug oil ii H.. bell does
nor alarm Nuu bat so m'Is-I II yohr
r.D., nv - In-n,r.i. ChaIi,> Han
d, Iepirs,.I Is the ,O nPry.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

All tbs. Ia.>t IT, res at jew. Try
selected with great Gre at
L. X. CLARKS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

lyon wish t" furnish your house
cheap, go {" Ii. establishment Ut
I.EuNA SCHNEIDER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

OAi..--W. u. ALSWORrH
is rinired ~ furnish Cant.'i, and
v,cI ity ", Il Coal. IN any quantity
Ju,2Jtf
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Timely Notice.

Oar ac(.,,lltlt~ u - siIl;. nov. Please
come .insi pay up ~ on'", a'.'s save.
uui,raS'.' slu i"Iu.. W. need the
n,nIn.>. ID Mt wa,r until i'm 'arA.
tA>SELL 4 BAUGHN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

FINE lI..e vi lies, Cr.., ats ami
Oi ais at
S,ads keeps.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

latest style Hats cheap for
la>1S ut Cam,,lel.'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

A grades "t M.l,N. fem the
,-lI.a."S' to t,t ru>iiir>t in ary
ma, Ike for S..l.. at L. Z. CLARKS.
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NEIN BEST IALICOES, Toe per
yt"'. IL
Siai,1 ..r'...
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Cheap. medium AID fac watches,
vt low fi.urr>, at L. X. tLARLs.

Leonard Schneider keeps con
stantl> o" ba,nl Il large lnl If iurnI-
lure oil Il lff.rtnr st>l.S at prize, = to
suit the times. Cali and TX .mI.tr
his st."k hef'.Ie purchasing r;>e-
" here.
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STABEkEitS h;ns is tin.
brS, nIatic hn.i c..rii.cst !" town.