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NFILTONS SCHOOL FOR BOYS ANDGI
III 'iSEATON MANSION"
7cs street. 9pP2;itss e., ReSt 0tise Department..

The .t,aarSSS: SsttLoS D0S4ao, FElnSiPai; ,-,o
interest their children Is respectfully invited to
THIS new and improved school, It's system, practl:
cally tested, rendering more pleasant, rapid aud
reliable the progress or pupils. BY their advance.
ment tha teacher would be judged. native Of
Washington. be Is we'll known to large portion Of
It's citizens and hers and elsewhere recognized as
the author Of 'IvyWan," ''MOena" and other
volumes.
A number ofpupIls being already engaged, early
application Is important, g the school Is limited,
great advantage. The Principal viii DO In daily
attendance at the school from the present time,
public, and sollciious OF obtaining and deserving
Refers 81 permission to Rev. DR.. John @. smith,
Hon. Richard WI liach, DR.. J. w. Marin, MesiTs,
VIM. j. hTIIagh. HEPEBLIGAs; John W. hegnl,
Carroll Brent, John z. Norris, N; W. Gait Bro,
ThoI. e: Connolly, Jos. 7; Il. Plant, j. Colds
SnSiS-slwinn rStIFJ
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Unpublished every Thursday morning, and Il fur-
nsShed to subscribers at the following ratesi One
copy one year, e; three copies one year. 81 ten
copies one year S1S single copies In wrappers, ave
cents each.
- An communications, Whether'on business or
for publication, should be addressed to VIZ. J.
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D. c.
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at. JOHNS ACADEMY, LOCATED IN
y Alexandria, Is the Oldest boarding school 10 Wiz.
EiniI1; having Seth SsiSSlShssS n isSs Ths next
Tha Instruction Il Thorough, and though studsnts
are treated With the utmost kindness, the discipline
The ding.house, IfB and III Prince street, IL
situated IN tbs most elevated and beautiful para Of
the city and every care e taken 70 make The resi-
dence Of students rom abroad a. pleasant posi-
BILE. carefully.seleeted library % thousand vol
umes, and q reading-roon nlled with papers from
all pafts OF this country, eopen to them while the
Itudes are Illustrated By Ans chemical and philo-
sophleal apparstus, an GxtenslVe cabinet OF nine
An th6 students are uniformed and armed, ana
each daily session gins with short ilitary drill.
In the early summer thore is an excursion, camp
lnstinE aoopt Fsok.
side In Washlngton OF elseNPere near URohEh 70 10
home % frlday 8fternoonh, and Who have thelf
washing and mending done a home, eiIgA yesE
for{lrtheE PARTICULAR oE Catalogues Addrpss
RfCHARD Il. CARNE, A. Il, Principal
auEf-eoiY Drswer q, AlexlndrlS, 70:
TRYING TENALE COLLEGE NEcH4N-
4 ICSBUR9, Pd., eight mll6s west Of fsrrIshhrR,
VAC; Y. HR 4 aoas Ed IsniiE Eeapol, liRlise s
ileRes. Einetekuth year. Opens September Q.
REV. 7. P. EGE, A. NJ, President.
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AatiuHaE gFpnbIitau.
W. MURTAGH...........EditOrandP Proprietor,

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
rnsrninE Sundays excepted) at the southwest cor
nerofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers Cby caErsrsl At any
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Application
H. c. SPENCER, President.

lould be maze at the College once, corner Seventh
ID J. streets northwest. Communications should
addressed to
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zoe 3 Street northeast. opposite P. o.
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Jyd-FiSW Commissioners.
e~DR. 9. s. BOND HAS REMOVED
S E s s FIT e re 5 .C1s earn Snd
Tenth street and New York avenue will receive
F~ALL THE COUCH MEDTCINEs,
Ss nm co Ga, Liver OILS TrOchss' &C., At the Ten
FW@CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
~ Of the DAILY AND WEEKLY NATIONAL
aPed om .nf b S.f1E SSR BE . SS
MAJ ma s Rits ss S9d'F St. Cloud hotel corner r
F~N OTICE.-IA AM NOW PAYING
have Just started This business and need the goods
ER pT By sab s4ETs on 81 Snt sSS Tp B
streets northwest prompt attention will be given
r~DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME.
3 F..s ne SS9ffGi b IRi sFS fRfE: &C., 1'lO".
Store. noVI
Observation-Disclosures
-. Lo1 TI1. e other places Try the Temple
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
corner PsSa Snsh t .isss TEAPLE DRUs SFORE'
~WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
k@ at this once.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISS JONES' ENGLISH d FRENCH
WI SCHOOL for Young Ladies' will reopen on
MONDAY, September q, at 9s street oItheast,
Capitol Hill, Opposite former resltenee.l Pleas
ami, WeIl-ventilGted school rooms. aug23-I0t
TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing under the ma no OF KERvAND =
TOWERS Is this day dissolved, by N 1tual cons Mt.
All debts or the FIRM and all accounts due said hrm
TO be settled by and paid TO JAS. L. KERVAND,
who will continue The business 10 his own name.
JAS. L. KERVAND.
W. LENOX TOWERS.
August rs, 1874 IStArl Aug26-3t
CAPITOL HILL FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ III srset southeast,
VIII open on TUESDAY, Septembers 1874
Principal, Mrs. z. Z, DEASE.
Circulars at Euls' Music Store; Mrs. MsPherson's
Store, street, corner OF Third southeast, Capitol
Hill, and J. G. ParkerS, Cpl ojte the Post once.
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WHY WE SELL

So reasonable. We make Tea specially.
Our facilities for purchasing are sur
passed by no house In this country, and
eQualed by few. All Teas sold by US
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Pur-
chasing on lines Or large quantities trom
nrst hanis, we are enIbled to sell nom
can Sc SGfoSISSd e.sSShsSS. and 6afiak
very largs trade " ~ sona1Psly
aIwSyS GET fresh goods ffom uG. IN Sc
isctipg our Teal We use treat care, apd
get none bot choice chops and OF the
Latest lmportGtionl.
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IT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
AGNADnT re Nh

~
y ANNAPOLIS, ND,
JAMES NJ. GARNETT, LII. D., Principal.
Opening Of session and examination Of tntIds ties
for admission MONDAY and TUESDAY, Seq. en-
ter q and a. The terms for board and tuition t9;S
per annum, payable Substantially IN advance. Sew
tral State scholarships vacant. For catalogues,
containing full particulars, addE s.
PROP. W. II. HOPKINS,
&c sFesaTy Of the Faculty,
auli-TuThstsep1 Annapolis, Nd,
CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE
~ (MALE,) MECHANICSBURG, PA, located
ecui-distaut from Harrisburg snd Carlisle, an AGA.
demic, commercial and college prepara tory school,
Attractive buildings and gtOund5. Terms mode
rate. THenty.EeeOnd year, Geptember7. Circulars
as kerVand Towers Bookstore. References, Post.
master General James Marshall, VIM. Woodward,
esq, Rev. y. Eye Son. Gulo-lm
MT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1890 STREET,
N1 French aud English Boarding and Day school
for Young Ladies and Little Girs. Mrs. CHAs.
W. PAIRO, Principal MademOisella v. Ptudfa
homme, reStdent teacher Of FrsRch. Third annual
session commences September q. For terms and
circulars apply to residence OF Principal 81 book
stores. aulc-AlWEIma
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ssIsr,o-. a SUNDAY TRAINS:
ana 1.So = . sud Way stGtons-s:o g. m, !, 4:4S.
69r baltgpors and Relay. 7:So g. m. and 7io6 D. N.
mest-s:8 z, p. GndTp. N.
An trains stop & Vlsduct Hotel, Relay House sta
.For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket oieeS, Warrington station, and
for baggage TO be checked and received st any point
In the city. : THOS. r. SHARP,
~ ror, Master Of Transportation.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-08
TO THE


No Charge for Adpiec and Consultation
DIR. j. b. DYoTT, graduate Of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, author OF
several valuable works, can be consulted
on all diseases of the sexual or Urinary
Organs, (which he has made an especial
study either in male or female, no matter
from what cause originating or OF how long
standing. A practice of 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with SUCCESS. Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable. Those
at a distance can forward letter describing
symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay
postage.
Send for the Cuide 10 Hsalh. Price IOc.
j.. B DYOTT, NJ. d.
Physician and Surgeon, l0i Duane St. N. Y.
mh2S.ly
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For NIL having spare time. seneshisr
new and fast selling. No foDcv or,,rIc H., :.
necee~sity to all classes Of people. setnsllv
snving money TO buyers. Business homo, able
pleasant no risks; home or At-oad; day or even
ing ana extremely preAsablc. You viii
miss your best chance IL you fail 70 write for
full particuls' . aud valasbIe samples 10
y. A. HUTCHINSON a. Co., ST. Louis Mo
3m
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~KEARSET's
Ex TuACT nrCuu

n dhNE ,
EN ruACT rene
Permanently Care. nn Diseases Of Do
Bladder, Kidneys. and Doesica
SwelliDgs.
Existing In Men Women and Children.
p2A-No Matter What the Age
Prof Steele says One bottle of Koarneys
Fluid Extract Buehuis worth more than al other
Buchus combined
Price, Ono Dollar per Bottle, or Sis Bottles 70
Five Dollars.
, Depot, l0l Duane street New York
a Physician In attendance 10 answer CORES.
pondence aud give advice gratis.
~ Send stamp for Pamphlets, free al
Sold by all Druggists.
Dh MooFE, Scranton, Agent.
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.GiIfHl yiagIi matter with which lila
In"gl5 aro loaded, 40 tho Same tlmo
iiiillatlng Tho sccrcliOn8 of tho liver.
.hl generally restoring tho healthy
ilctiula oi Tho digestive organs.
ECVtify fLp bpdv nyniusf d~iso,so
urrIG ~ nm H. G'it-"" in, v'''"No
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: "'' ~ '"t 'HoUIIcIs, coughs,
'e"iupS' OF lhe Cbr'l, Dizziness, Sour
IHciallolis Of the stomach, Bad Taste
tiio Mouth Bilious Attacks, Palpita.
liul ~ The Heart, Inflammation Of tho
lnE', Pam IN the region Of the Kid
Us, and u hundred other painful symp-
ms. are ilp o0.urinrs Of n,sncuat,
m hprilo v.il ,,,,t,.n ~ o,, s'lNla'"
H. monte ,LII,,' "'oD'.o' SI"' 'Iitco
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,,."EH' ic'I', ~ slpeIas' Swelled Neck,
i,'u' ~oGI"I"louSi IhIIanlmations, lndolent {
''''nl',''Hs' AoIcullai Affections, Old :
''"p''u"S " 'ne nhih' sore Eyes, etc. !
'HeaG, us IN all other constitutional Dis
Vs; T ,GSir EloS, o l%EGAn blrrEns have !
=, nbs'na, III 49," o'.'ttNG Pu"ciS III tAo
H., Ia ".l l'..nc'aD'o IaSes' q
VI iH!IhHliiiitOFy anu Chronic
leumntiSm, GOut, Bilious, Remit
t and Intermittent Fcyers, Diseases of
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, =
Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases
caused by litiatcd Blood.
.ccl!aniCaI Observation-Disclosures
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

WE have been requested by Captain
Harris, Of Breckenridge, aud secretary
of the district council, to publish the
following section of the constitution of
of the state grange, and to call to 1t the
attention of masters Of subordinate
oranges in the county:
The legislative, and all other powers
OF this state grange, shall be vested in
certain OF Its members to be selected AS
follows All members of the state
grange, as defined by article ., resi-
dent In each county, In which there Is
an organized grange, shall meet at the
county site of their respective counties.
on the first Saturday in July. In each
year, or at such other subsequent time
as the masterof the nearest grange NAV
by due notice appoint, aud elect one of
their members for the county ut large
and one additional member for each ten
oranges of fraction. equal To eight Ia
certificate of said election to be furn-
ished under seal by the nearest grangel.
provided that nothing herein shall be
30 construed as TO prevent masters aud
past masters and their wives, who are
matrons, from attending the meetings
OF the state grange, and receiving the
fifth degree.
Delegates and unsalaried officers Of
The state grange, shall be paid ten
cents per mile one way from residence
to place Of meeting Of the grange, on
the nearest practicable Travelled route,
and further sum of one dollar and
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discharge oftheir lawful duties, Il the
duty Of every and all cllaens Tho
apology for tho fearful act 10 that the
prisoners were old aud organized Of
fenders agaiuattho peoceand prosperity
OF the country, aud that they had asso-
claies NJ large who would reloase them.
II IL q sad yet terrible warning to evil
doors In thIsstaie, II men viii steal,
rob and murder TN tho public Indigna-
llon n aroused 20 fever heat, they mus,
expect 10 incur the risk Of summary
vengeance by outraged communities.
Much as we doplore the act, we know
that, M community, the people Of
Bell'county hive ever been peaceful
and law.abldlng.
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Food aud digestion.

In dyspepsia the gastric Juice which should
dissolve the food IN only formed In small
quantities, ana whatever may be the feeling
ofemptness aud weakness In such cases, the
dyspeptic should cat very hparngly. no
remedy the evil, the mucuous membrane OF
the stomach, which seoreies and omlts the
gastric mud, should he stimulated and toned,
aud the bcst, In fact the only sure preparation
for this purpose IL Hosletters stomach Hit
tors. Not only does this admirable stomaohic
promote suilicient and steady supply of the
solvent which converts the food 10 the pur-
poses Of life, but II also regulates the now OF
bile, controls the bowels, and has u most In
MIGRATING effect upon the nerves. The glow
which the very first dose dlfIuses through the
system Is an earnest of the more permanent
vitalizing effects which are produced by It's
persistent use. 10 improves the appetite
cheers the spirits, ANA renders the body
hardy and strong.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

AT the present rate of increase of
convicts In our state penitentiary 1t
will soon become absolutely necessary
for a great enlargement OF the present,
or the erection of new institution.
At one time we favored the location Of
branch penitentiary in Dallas, but
after more light, obtained from those
who have watched the effect of such
institutions on towns In other states,
We confess to a change of base, In-
stead Of being beneficial, Intelligent
men of experience think 1t would at
least injure our mechanical interests.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05
SOUTH CAnoLISA.

We read such accounts Of tho over
taxed aud ruined condition Of the peo-
pie In South Carolina M 10 I'll the most
callous heart with sadness, A state
whose sons, from iis earliest history,
from their heroic defeat Of the Span
lsh invasion In 100, down TO the close
OF the Mexican war In lsia, IN every
struggle cast halo OF glory above aud
around the American name "a state
that gave birth to IIayne, Rutlodge,
Plnrkney, Marion, Sumter, Moultrle,
Andrew Jackson, Calhoun aud long
array Of the purest andablest men who
have adorned the annals OF our coun-
try--such state, conquered by power
aud then placed nj the mercy OF half
civilized horde OF emancipated slaves,
seduced and misled by the most heart
less knaves who everheld power--sucb
Is the fate to-day ofglorous littleSouth
Carolina.
Their hour Of desolation IL terri
BILE and seems TO justify the despair
which, rs the blight Of mildew, COR
rodes the once proud, aud chlvalrous
and liberty loving state. But rs we
believe in the hllness of faith that
God is just and good, ~ Is our faith
that In due time his providence will
redeem and re-enthrone those noble
people In their rights. Their Moses
may, earlier than we almost dare hope,
bo found in the re-awakened sense OF
justice of the northern people, who
hold In their hands the magic word OF
relief and need only speak the word
TO re- baptlse liberty in the oppressed
state, God speed the day, and blot out
from our current annals the foul stain
which now dlsgraces our country and
pollutes the very name Of justice. So
mote It DO!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

Hon. w. w. EATON, the new DEM
ocratic senator from Connecticut, il u
brother-in-law Of the late great man of
that state, Ex-Governor Thomas IL.
Seymour, whose memory is embalmed
in the hearts of all right thinking men,
rs one ofthe purest and truest of our
country. Mr.. Eaton's term does not
commence till the 5th of March next,
on which day, also, General Maxey
will take the seat now filled by man
named Flanagan, from Rusk county,
Texas. The long tried democrats of
Connecticut, after so many defeats,
feel decidedly happy in once more con-
trolling their state government and
having democratic senator at WASH
ington. M
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nelton, Tho people are determined 10
clear the county Of all desperadoes At
once
a special 10 the Telegraph nom Aus
tin, dated the cd, adds;
Rumors arc rife u the lawless trans
aotlons Of organized bands Of cattle
thieves throughout the frontier coun-
ties, The people are aroused aud terrl-
bly, IN earnest,
Wa are Just Ia receipt Of news Of the
hangngofoleyen desperadoes In Brown
county by the lncensed people,
Serious fears prevail that an attempt
viii be made Ola furcible jail delivery
nj Georgetown,
Nigllant committees are beIng rap.
Idly organized, and berloua trouble II
apprchended.
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0nnrsnrcIt. Innnll

Mr. Afford keeper ~ the bridge
across tho NayasOta river, near Spring
field, Limestone county, wmshot, dam
gerously wounded aud robbed last Fri
day night, by three negroes, Iehter-
day one was captured by Deputy Sheriff
Leon, aud put In Jail NJ Springfield.
Last night he was hung by a mob.
one Of the others, with the money, II
reported this morning IN having been
captured at Corsicana yesterday
[ Houston Telegraph,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

The wholesale killing OF prisoners,
nine In number, In the Bolton Jail, Is
to be deplored by ali the country. How
ever CREST the provocation and dread
ofresc'ie Aby the confederates of the
prisoners and dark their character as
murderers and thieves, the fact goes
forth that nine defenceless men were
Killed In prison by, mob, and the
good name of Texas will suffer by It.
Those men had better have volunteer
ed as guards around the Jail til the ac-
cused could have been tried by the
courts ofthc country. To sustain the
law and uphold the hands Of those
charged with Its administration, In the |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

AMONG the many aDle newspapers
OF Texas, we class the revived Houston
Telegraph as second 10 none, and, II
our brethren won't be jealous, we will
say that the Telegraph, through It's edl-
torlals, is tho foremost journal In the
state, and Is printed Ina style worthy
of lta talent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

ON the 2lst day OF July next, the
Mcssrs. Gano, at their home In Bour-
bon county, Kentucky, will sell at auc-
ton large number Of thoroughbred
stations, mares, cows and bulls. For
full particulars, our readers ARE referred
to John Henry Brown IL Venable, real
estate agents, Main street, Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

MIEssRs. JOHN HENRY Brown 4
VENABLE, we understand, have sold
during this week, 1912 acres of Texas
land, to emlgrants from the western
states, and have various other orders
to FIJI. These gentlemen buy no land
without scrupulous regard to It's quail
ity and the genulneness Of its title.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

COLONEL CHARLES DEMoRsE Is spo-
ken Of Us o candidate for congress In
the northeast or Clarksville district.
Without blarney, we have no doubt he
will make u faithful, efficient and la
borlous member. The district con-
tains abundant material from which to
make n selection, among whom are
Epperson, Culberson and others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

SEVERAL gentlemen Of Galveston,
whose names appear In the "Card of
thanls,p have presented the Methodist
church u our sister town OF Lancaster,
with fine bell for their new church,
aud the members join In returning
their grateful thanks for the donation
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

TIE people ofArkansas continue to
rejoice at the result Of their late
troubles In relnstating Governor Bax-
ter In his seat, and the flight OF several
leading wallet packers from the state
Four Of the supreme judges, instead of
battling on seml-colon, packed their
wallets and slid out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

In Is said, on what seems 10 be good
authority, that the three surviving
Younger brothers, so notorious In Mis-
souri,, not long anco passed through
Sherman, on route for Mexico, We
think II very doubtful,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

AMlLirARy picnic al Galveston, ON.
Friday last, In aid Of the Bayland
orphans home, Noted eleven hundred
aud eighty dollars Well done for tic
Islnnd cItv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05
Thelailg9rrald

Why Is II TINT the Houston Tele-
graph IL Two days reaching uss Rail
road time between the two stiles Ii
about fourteen hours
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

pILLs OF FARE, BAN Heads, Letter Head,
~ and all kinds Of Printing done with
neatnsss and dispatch e THI Imam or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-05

The DAILY HERALD Is published every
morning, except Monday. and delivered to
city subscribers before breakfast, and ut all
points North, East, South and West by the
II will contain special Dispatches of all
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-05

We call attention to the meat or
linance, passed at the last meeting
Of the Board OF Mayor and Ai"er-
men, which appears III ;his issue
This ordinance applies to all butch
ers, marketmen, aud vendors o.
meats in the city limits. Our enter
prism g marketman, Mr. 4. j. BranS-
ford, is the author OF the ordinance,
and while it involves bin in addi-
tional expense and trouble, he tie
sires the public 10 know vherefIou
he gets his supplies.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-05

The Vicksburg aud Canton Rail
Road has collapsed and It's effects
have passed into the hands II .
receiver. Its dead carcass now lies
shrouded in the intamy Of its pro
iectorS. Those who advised aud
urged our citizens TO vote for this
road, seem to be unmindtul thar
they are responsible TO a great eX-
teut for its fatal management.
Such disinterested acts Of kindness,
which grind from tie poor their
hard earned means Of sGstenaace 90
build up Factory aud Rau-Boad
Dionopolies will long be remember
ed by the poorer classes IL theiF
CONSTITUENCY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-09-05

WHO THE HORSES AND BUGG \
BELONGED TO.-We have been no
tilted that the horses aud buggy
used Friday of last week by the
three little boys 70 freight them on
their excursion 10 Sharon and back
belonged 30 Col. Lyons, audi not May
or Harvey. as stated in our last,
and 'ys.e taken from his carriage,
house instead OF the street. Snch
are the facts-of no material differ
euce.