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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

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A L. ctur. on tn. Nature, Treat
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Canton O,suis sagkcl.

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in sXcp-> at s.ni'- date Lass ''a'
Staple QUANTITIES III 80 IN '..'i. Il lat
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Tin and Glock.Iy Ware,
u large aS>Ortmrni-v"iy cheap TOR
CASH 1T l.. 81 II Ni;iDER'S.
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Ot all >iZrS. f,r bed -r,mui> and p.I-
i"t~. Also the urIivhl-d Cha ..
piOis -. OOkiHg tive >oi .,niy
by J.. SCuNEIDER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-28

Til" Grange Dollar Store will sell
YOU ANY artn...' Tor O,r uO!..r ih,t
woiii'i cost YOU. ordinarily, from
one TO ten u.iiar~.
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Railroad Schedules.
n. O., S.. l.. & G. IL. X.
NI> SISSIPPI DIVISION.

nj SSISSIPPI DIVISION.
pEP,LTs ARRIVES
Mail ....-.... 4:.o a N Mail ........Il:..O p n
ENI i..s..-- G:l5 l. IL tApIess u:.'O III
iI.i.l.t -. Goo III Freight 80 ll:-O a III
lIeis hit - KS = III freight - 1U:.U III
Mali leaves Canton ut 40 a III, arrives at
st. Louis 40 Il III arrives at Chicago S:45
y IN LXpTess leaves Canton at 6:lo y M,
arrives at st. Louis 9:=U = NJ; arrives at
Chicago 80 "a IL.
ExIless leaves st. Louis at zoo a m, ar
rivss III Canton $50 m; Express leaves
Chicago at o:l5 IL, arIives at Canton O:oO
pn /; Stall leaves ST. Louis 1:=O p III, arrives
al canton ll:-U p III. Mail leaves Chicago
$50 a III, arrive. al Canton il:.U pm.
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
Mail . DrrAhIs m Mail Anhiv1 4:4s IN
Express OBS p III Express 1910 p IN
Freight. GAO p III Freight.....-.. 30 a M
Erei. ht...... o:o0 Il m Freight. -.UO p III
Mail leaves Canton lbs p nj, arrives at
New Orleans 1890 III. Express leaves
Canton U::So III, arrives at New Orleans
1l:Uu p IN.
Mail leaves New Orleans 600 p IN, arrives
at Canton 4:i5 "A Ii. Express leaves New
Orleans ar 1:G0 Il III, and arrives at Canton
$50 z IL
Ed. FROST, Gent Man'gr.
j. b. KEMP, Gen. Ast.
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1871 FALL, 1917
COTTON LOW PRICES LOWER! !!

TIME CONTINUED DECLINE IN THE PRICE STAPLE
arrI"r in COTTON GOODS.
al ma. Goods hi al,
slack the prices or ,II- dee
81 tulI \ q k W. ,rru nov
nj t Al h@,. hrri War; THIS
nf he public PR -CES ARE THE LOW
II
OUR STOCK cm>i> of
CALUOES. DOMESrH'S, SlIEErINGS
DELAINES. ALpACAS. WHITE GOODS.
FL.ANNEfS JEANS. CASIMERES.
HOSIERY, BALMOHAL< BLANKETS,
SIlAWLS. FANCY GOODS UuHKEI.LAs
BOOTS, SHOES HATS,
BOYS LOrIiING. MEMS CLOr.INQ
GEMS CNDERW EAR. TIES. SCARFS,
CRV cfnn0 IMPAIRMENT
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sc,sz.r,.,r,rnnIcaul5 IFS rAss.l

sooHrsrszV no. II.ss sAs1l
80 % Denoxass Of ths Maryland Legs
1afnfe. tn secures hts e,ectson.
ne Britkt steamship WaiiaehiA has Uoen
Anrned IN The hsrbof OF Aimeria, SPAIN
Only four Of the British auh]ect! sW NO. !,
4he Yirsinins prisoners are now "a : Az y.
York, these belong to Jan,atca, ano VII ILL., 20
rent home % coon as possible. Ine Etehcu
yicecousul Il New York says no Quesuon Is,
Ennainr the French subjects will be answered
.Shss side OF the ocean. e.,,h
Senior Santiago Soler, for&efiy spanish
NinIster Of Colonies, has arrived III ne"
York on his way to Washington.
Twenty.oue Of the persons arrested aui,
fne the attack Of the police on tue crow OWE
sn Tompkins's Square, New York, have De e'o
held for trial. One Of the communists l,o
.calie) Is only fifteen years OF age, anu oc nn,.
of those arrested say they are nenaer 'o ond
munists nor in sympathy with .a ,ae at,,,caed
had no intention of rioting wneh a''a'Ae'
by the police. .,o,o bv tho So,
Tn The late attack on Amapoio Dy tue oai
xador force forty of the attacking parry an.
seven Of the defenders were killed and man.
sounded on both sides. Hostilities hav
thus commenced between Honduras an'
Salvador.
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TIE New CoMBUsyIBLE.-We stated, say;
Gdliqnani's Messenger, q short time ago thai
a Bel gan peasant had made the eXtraordl
nary discovery that earth, coal, ana Soda
mixed up together would burn as well and
better than any other combustibe, and the
fact has since then been proved beyond q
doubt. The way in which lie found THIS out
is curious. He had been scraping the toor
of his cellar with shovel in order to bring
all the bits Of coal lying about into heap,
which. mixed as it VS. with earth and other
impurities, he put Tito bis stove. 10 his
establishment he found that this accidental
compound burnt better instead OF worse ina
he expected, aud emitted much greater heat.
Being III intelligent man, be endeavored 10
discover the cause, and found that 0
great deal Of soda, probably the remnant OF
the last wash, lay about on the floor OF the
cellar, and that some of it must have got
into his heap. He then made few expert
ments, and at length improved bis com.
pound sufficiently TO render it practical.
The publicity given in Belgium to this dis
coyery caused trials to be made everywhere,
and it has now been ascerained that three
parts Of earth and one of roal-dust, watercd
with q concentrated solution of soda, will
burn we'll and emit great hear. Many
Partisan papers talked OF it, but only one
the Mon,ieur-went so far as to make the
experiment at its priuting-ofce. a GER
tain quantity Of frabble and slightly sandy
earth was mixed with the quantum OF
coal-dust prescribed; the two ingredi-
ents were well Incorporated with each
other, and then made into paste
with the solution shove mentioned. The
Fireplace of one of the boilers had preri-
ously been lighted with Goa, and the fire
was kept up with shovelstul of the mixture.
The latter ina few seconds was transformed
into dry brown crust, which soon after be-
came red.hot and then burnt brightly, but
without being very rapidly consumed. The
fact of the combustion is therefore we'll
ascertained; but before the system can be
universally adopted there are some import
ant points TO be considered, such as the Gallo
rifle power Of the mixture compared to that
of pure coal, its price, and, above all, G
remedy for the great drawback attaching to
Tits fouling the fre-grate considerably.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, January 16.-Flour hrmer.
stock small ;super1ne: $6.S7h treble extra, SIG
er: white, 76@77c.; yellow mixed 7se:; yellow
soc. Oats active and higher; $4,000. Bran
quiet and caster, 95e @t1. bay quiet; prime
23c. choice, FAC. Pork-stock small prices nd.
vsnced to $l6.25@tl6.5O.. Dry-salted meats
scarce; advanced &C.. shoulders, &C.; cear.r 10
scarce; no shoulders here; clear rib, Oh
@9kc.; clear sides. 9Sc.; hams dali at 12c. Lard
q good demand and scarce; ,ieree, 9@shc.; key
Whi.key irmer and scarce; Louisiana, 81 OF; Gin
cinnati, 81 .06. Corn meal frmer; held at 1880.
The EueTin1 Price Current says the stock of flour
Is estimated at 100000 to $4,000 barrels Holders
have advanced rates 25c. per barrel on account OF
ice ut Sr louis Double and low treble extra grades
most sought on foreign account. aud very
Receipts of sugar to-day ,02S barrels, and molas-
ses only 600 barrels. Movement was retarded by
raInv weather. aud only small sales were made at
yesterdays prices.
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BY n. n. Lee, Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABL

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L STORE ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FiFrEENTH STREETS
BY virtue OF n deed OF trust from Alfred Poin-
day of October, 1870, and recorded In the clerks
office of Richmond Chancery Court, D. 3; o2A.,
maze by request of the holder OF OF the notes
dascribed and secuted in said deed default having
been made in the payment said note will proceed
TO sell at public auction, to the highest bidder on
23d day OF January, 1874, the property described
Ina said deed lying on the north side or Mnln
atreet between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, to-
gether with oil the Improvements thereon (noN in
Inc occupancy Of K. HI. Valent!ne).
TERMS: Sufficient In cash TO dafray the expense
of executing this trust and to pay or and discharge
a certain negotiable note described and secured by
said deed, made by Alfred Poinde1ter, for $4,000
with accrued interest; balance ON such terms Us
NAV be made known at the time OF sale.
ia I4-tds JAMES e. GODDlN, Trustee.
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By w. r. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctieneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE.-At the request Of
1 the beneficiary In a certain deed of trust exc
crted by Elizabeth Rhindoar ON the 9Th day OF
December, 1852, and duly recorded In the clerks
office OF uenrico County Court, will sell, on the
premises, On MONDAY January Goth, 1874, nj
o'clock =. NJ to the highest bidder, that certain
PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND, being part OF
Lat No. l 90, lying between Buchanan and Federal
streets and Lowndes and Baldwin streets.
TERMS: Cash as to $50; the remainder NJ SIN
and twelve months; negotiable notes secured by
deed Of trust for deferred pay ments
JOHN S. KADY. Administrator
ia14-tds Tor trustee deceased.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


SPAIN
1..>nos. January 16.-The 1fmes's CORE
spontlent at Cartagena reports 'un, ~ -
among the people, who were conVincea LIZ ",
fhe treachery of the leaders prec'pi'a'eo 'ne
# Is understood the French Government
will deliver to Spain, under the eAtraultlon
treaty. those Of the CartaSena REFUGEES Nv"
in Algeria who are accused OF piracy uho
other crimes.
ST. PETERsBURGH. JANUARY ID ne
cess and Prince Of Wales have arrived mere
A Grand fife will be given at the Amcrl'
can legation in honor OF the DUKE OF hutn
burSh's marriage on Monday.
Italy.
Rour January 1G.-The Pope will hold
,rnthcr cousjstory early next rnonth, when
no viii appcint several additional cardinals
and seventeen foreign bishops.
England.
1o>,o. January 16.-As Mr.. Hawkins,
connsel for The prosecution, was leaving the
rour. to. day, he was mobbed by the irlends
If the Ticiiborne Gilman. The police III
ferfrr.d 10 save him from violence, ana four
persons were arrested.
Germany.
BERLIN, January lO.-I He NO "'".S
Gazette to-day says if the policy Of France IS
made suhservient TO the temporal aims OF Pa
pacy the peace of Europe will be eompro'
missed.
There was nm exciting scene in the Land
tag to-day. Herr Malimcknadt, an ultra
montane deputy, quoted q passage from q
recent work of General La Mnrmos, alleging
that Bismarck in 1866 discussed the cession
TO France of portion OF the Rhenish terri
tory. Bismarck arose and pronounced the
statement m audacious and malicious false
hnod
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CHRISTIAN UNION FOR 1874.

Two CHROMOS-.OUR BOYS n-GIVES TO
EACH SUBSCRIBER.
These chromos are from the same mother-heart
and artist-hand that produced Wide Awake and
Fast Asleep, snd being Larger pictures t11x133
Inches, or 20 square inches larger, each. should
easily sell IN the piclure-stores TOT w, peing
but they are the sole property of the CHRISTIAN
IJSIoy, and VIM not be offered for sale anywhere.
and can be obtained only In connection with ibe
CHRISTIAN UNION. aai
PRICE FOR MOUNTING AND DELIVERY
Either rair Of these elegant pictre-p remiums viii
be presented to ereTy annual subscriber TO The
CHRiSTlAS UNION. The additional price for
mounting and free delivery to the subscriber viii be
soc. The picture-premiums thus presented will be
strongly mounted on stiff card board sized and var
ntshed. ready for framing. 800 a. &
The Chrornss can be seen at my store.
1T. ELLYsON, Publishers Agent,
de 81 1112 Main street.
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A PRETTY
L BUILDING LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIGH sTKEET BETWEE EIS,1 GikMERK h irine
Of n deed of trust executed by Anderson Taylor 10
the subscriber dated August II lS7S ana ay re-
Sonrt in d. b. 1Ol, A, page g., TO secure the pay
ment OF certain negotiable notes therein mentioned
said notes and at the request OF the holder thereof
I viii proceed to sell at public auction. upon the
premises, on MONDAY the 9th day OF January,
fair day thereafter, Sunday cxcepted,) the LOT as
above located, fronting 81 feet, and running back
between parallel lines 81 feet to an alley 14h feet
wide.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the expenses Of
sale and note Of $50 90, with interest from De-
cember FL, 1873, until paid: and upon = credit as
to $31 80 till April 81, 1874; as TO &32 20 TIL
August 81, 1874. Us to Sa2.s2 I'LL December n !:
1874, for negotiable notes secured by 4 deed OF,
trust. Terms Us to any surplus will be made known
- '''' n. SELDOM TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR q SON. Auctioneers. ia
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OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,l
RICHMOND, January ID, 1874. {

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
- SEMBLY approved April I'd, 1873, 1t is law
wealth, until the times for holding the terms of
1n AZ tSe ime or boii 1 S terms The Terms
OF the Second Circuit have been fixed as follows:
Nottotoay county.-February LIST, May LIST, and
October LIST.
Prince George county.-February 9th, May 9th,
ana October 9Th.
Chesterfield oounty.-February 18th, May 18th,
aud October 18th.
Dinsoiddfe county.-March LIST, June 9th, and
November LIST
Brunssoick ooun.y.--March 10Th, June 18th, aud
November 10th. t.-
Greensuille oounty.-March goth, June 2Sd, and
November goth.
CITY of Pesers6ur9.-Ma 25th and November
Sassey county.-March 25th, June 2Sth, and De
cember 5th. p,ccr,
Clerk Of House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
ix14-2taw1m
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BY GrRbbs d Williams,
AEctiopeers AMI Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN IA; Az
BRADFORD'S HOTEL" SITUATED in III
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN VAL
STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY, AT AUG
TiON.-In part execution Of decree Of the Chan,
Gerry court of RtehS ond entered on the i4th OF
November 1871, In the case Of Mills's e1ecusorrs.
Glazebrook and ala, the undersigned, special
commissioner thereby appointed. Will sell q auc-
ton, upon the premises on MONDAY me 2d Gsy
Of February, at ~ O'Clock d. The PROPERTY
situatefi as above which solo by the late Sicho
Las Mills 70 Thomas Bra.ford having 'front.' OF 20
bacco alley on which 1t fronts "a feet inches.
This properly Ia imprc we'd 10 front By . compare
lively new and han dsone feur-storfed brick build
Ing, No. 1885, formerly used Us saloon and hotel,
and with several brick and frame Buildings IN the
TERMS Sufficient In cash TO pay the costs Of the
suit aud the expenses OF the safe; the resttae IN
three equal annual instruments ut one, TWO, aud
three years for bonds bearing interest, and the title
10 be retained by the court until the bonds are paid
A plat OF the properly Will be shown st the time
OF the sale. JOHN a. MEhEDiId,
7I14E..1 Special Commissioner.
GnUDps & WILLIAMS. Ancttoneers. "a
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1914 AGALLERY OF ART1S7A
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the best American artists, designed and engraved
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70 The establishment of this Almanac. Ills SET OF
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consequent upon first sight OF the ANNUAL silhhlnS
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"Gray Hairs" will be bald-headed before
he sees commun cation in the Republican
that is not privately accompanied with the
name of the writer.--St. Louis Republican.
A Circuit Court-The longest way home
from slnging-school.
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q OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES
RICHMOND, VA, Deee Mber "a. 1878.

RICHMOND, Va, December "a. 1878.
pY AUTHORITY OF. AN ACT OF
~ ASSEMBLY approved April 2. 1878, Il is
lawful for the Circuit Court judges OF this Com
q their respective courts shalt be prescribed BY
law, to nx the Tine TOR holding such terms. The
terms of the tafIh circuit have been tired follows:
list September. -. = - ~ - 80
A 4! cosnty.--eth March, Goth May, and
J, ~ sssys G9anty-l7.h March. soh May, and
Sd October. - '- 500
s:Wpee4 County April, 2oth june, and
CITY ef lgacstuv0. 20tl April and Gath ocso.
Oef. j. BELL BIGGER,
:, 40 alsrk OK House OF Delegates Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17
w. GODDIN, Trustee,
By Hill s. Goddin, Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1lOS Main street.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF SEW
ENTY ACRES OF LAND SIX AND !; A
HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND, a HAZE ItES
MILE BEYOND THE BRO0k, TukN , r LINZ
AND TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM HUN
GARY STATION, ON THE RICH u I,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND PUToMA6C G, R SI
DAY, 9th instant, at TX O'Clock A. NJ, we VIII
sell. on the premises, the FARM at present occu
pied by Mr.. Anderson, containing ~ acres lang No
improvements are frame dwelling, four rooms !;
k!ichcn barn, and stable Some fruit on the place.
Excellent water, both well and spring:
This place is perfectly healthy. and was one OF
the mos beautiful small places In that section, ana
with u small outlay can be made very comfortable.
TERMS: -FOUR hundred collars cash balance III
one, two, and three years, With six per cent. In
1erest HILL s. GODDlN,
AuctioncerS.
Conveyance will start from our cfilce at % a. Al.
In =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17
FINANCIAL !,
~ TeteIirs
REV YURK

WV Yonx. january as-- Noon. Sucks se an,e.
Money. a hld, Gold, lIiK ExchanGe ao .os
sbors, 4s7. Goyen,ments strong aud ac ,l' 1s-
quiet. a rrehsasp
nNensao~-Noney easy; offered - ~ .s,,os .nd
6rmer. 4e4. Gold IL lK.' GO e. sfi = = I
sct,ye. States strong and dan.