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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28
BURGLARY IN GRAND STREET.
A Boy Almost Beaten to Death.


Three men went into the store OF Mr.. Louis Fen-
STEM at No. 21s Grand street, and asked what it
would cost to repair gold chain, which one OF the
party submitted. Mr.. Fiensteln examined the ar
tcle and answered. the question put HIM. In
the meantime two OF the men walked
about the store, looking apparently care
iessly at its contents. Taxing the chain from
the jewellers ands they went away, saying they
would call again. They did go back a second time,
but their visit was anything but agreeable
for the storckeeper. While he was at dinner
yesterday the three men went into The shop.
Mogrs F.ensteiD, a boy twelve years old, son Of the
owner OF the pace was in charge OF 1t. Reco2-
niZiny the men as persons ne had seen talking on
business matters with his father the previous day,
he adnit ed them. 1ney were no sooner iAsde
tHan they caught the boy, and IN site OF his
CRIES Tor help, pinioned and gagged him. While
two were engaged III this wo,k the thiri rined the
store OF IT'S valuaoles. and wneu the LAD was help
less they acSed the goods up III parcels and carried
tlem oil. A W man livHg on tDe opposite side OF
The street., who had heard young ficnsieins cries
got to Ia. door of the jewellers SHOP the thieves
had got away. she went INTO the house
and discovered the lad bound and gagged
ated HIM and called IN surgeon.
as he bleeding pro,useIy from the nose and
ears. lie toll the surgeon the men had AT first
enieavorei to rlghtcn MN, but hnding that
course !. no aval they beat hin unmercluy and
tnen bound min, putting woollen rag INTO MS
mouth. On leaving the store the thieves went
toward Ehzabetn street. where they turned up
anu went INTO "a lager peer saloon. In orindtiol
OF the case was gwen to captain Cncn, OF the
Fourteenth precinct, ana lie promptly sent a de
tachment o. oihcers III plaln ciotdes to examine
the store aud hunt down the burglars Inc drawers
and glass cases In the shop were to- out OF their
places and thrown about IN reckless con aston.
several ihdicatO reveal the WORK OF y wen Known
thief, ana the ponce are confident o. soon being
aOie 10 apprenend The gang. Morris tlenstein,
his "A her Is lying in dangerous condition,
and serious iears are en- ertanea Tor MS lie. Tns,
and the other burglary at the bank, are proofs OF
the active disposition OF the thieves Just LIBERATED
iron slug sing and 1t 10 more than likely the pub
lie wi have many similar visitation. during the
coming months. In expectation OF tins Captain
Irving has detained a number OF his men for patrol
duty night In different parts OF the city, and
the authorities expect with vigilance to he able to
prevent and Illustrate the objects oil some OF the
des peradOss now at no srty.
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schr Mary Brewer. saunders Rondout for Salem.
schr Pacific, oinn New .nr ior Gam iei. ,,d,o,,
Schr Robert Mshan kolch New YORK Tor bangor.
kchr Nulato, sm H. New York for chins; ,
schr tar spansied banner, Blackman fort 1ohhson
schr caroline cornelia. Lord Hoboken tor Somerset.
scnr Ann Sipple. Baker Port Johnson tor Ne" bea-
schr Ella Jane, Alien. New YORK for Bridgeport.
schr Mnrceus, fiemins. rlzabethpOrt lor Boston.
schr ur Powers sannders. lost johnson LOT NOT
schr N Acken. Woodruff, New York Tor Port Jeher-
schr Gov Coney, Linton Port johnson for Boston.
schr Leon. Hubbs Koniolt Tor " caect
schr Addic sawyer. coos, Ho1oken Tor Boston
schr Kate Hoyt Arnold, Baitim IRE or New Haven
sem Aercoa, Fuller on. Hoooken tor boston. n
sohr Anthony Burton, johnson Port johnson Tor raw"
scnr Ann. stratton Port johnson Tor boston.
Schs Jna Crawford uolisnh. fhiladelphl1 ior
Schr Pennsylvania Pickett. Ronaout for Providence
schr Mary ii Mlhn Perry, Ii aDethport for warren.
Schr A u Hazard, Durnam. Newburg Tor New Loulon.
schr a 5 Brides Lsndnek. iIoooSen tor Boston
Schr Treasure, iaylor riizabehport tor Apponaug
schr Maesu: potge New l.rn ior rawtnckct'
schr Ohio. Grinneli, X ngslon icr New haven.
schr Lucy circuit, Hart HoboIen for lynn
scar The Star DR. ozark, New York tor st john NB
schr josie. nourAe, New York tor 8oston
sehr Amelia Wentworth Ron, ,U ior t s
Schr New Zealand simmons Port johnson Tor Boston
schr Angola; Webster, ioboxen tor Ihomastoi
Schr Il Blackman, Arnold, Rondout tor New Bedford.
schr lmogene Dvcrty, Goudy, fort johnson Tor raw
tucket
Schr Jennie Traiton Port johnson for Taunton.
Pier
schr Bella r Hull Brush, New York for Fnl River.
schr Adair Bonaey Chadwick, Port johnson tor Au-
schr Pharo. Sherman New York for Somerset.
Schr X Il smith, NicKerson. New YORK Tor Dennis.
steamer DORIS Shirley. New iors fof Providence.
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BELOW.
Bark Robert Murray Jr, jackson, from st Jaso. To
Murray Jr.
Brig samuel Lindsey. Gibson from Cardenas
SAILED.

Steamships Italy (Br) Tor L,verpool City Of Rich
mond utr,, do; Mo-el Ger, Bremen Peter Jebse y
(Nor Antwerp Percre Orr, Havre: Ernst MONTE Amdt
GER >,eiun; Eysia tBr, Gasgow Atlas l8rl, Port au
Prince Pembroke tsr, lardin City OF Panama Aspin.
West, Emily s,nder New orleans. kp,ekerSeeS-
Charleston; Regulator, Wilmington. NJ; old Dominion,
Richmond &c: John Gibson, Georgetown. DC; Ellen
William lsp.cot. Lonion; bark, Caspari 1tah, Cork;
Cgeiito Qtal. do Falmouth. Francesca Bellagamba
Qtap, do or do; Augelo Antonio ItaD, do or do;
stetanino ltaD 40 o. do Agistno Feugo utaD,
or do; Bremen Ger, st john NB; san LORENZO lBr,
Liverpool: PegN ltlD Brs0i Nincen2o (Aus), London;
Carl Angel tNor) gloucester ortensa aus CONSTANT.
nopc VIA Malta: vedrcnn Utah, Odessa Lespidt Nor),
werp. briss san GaeAno ,iiao, Bristol Two Marys
Impulse (Brj Truxlilo; Luoola Murchussen, Whining
ton
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open 70 prosecution FOR Migrant violation OF the
sanitary coae, ne viii hnd on Mand ~ that ths oty
oi deN Ing tie Health Board has passed Ny, anu
thar he, anc all Ike him, VIII nor nc aIlo"eu 10
play the old Onf game oil years ago.
siEcIMENs NOS. SEVEN AND EIGHT
No. SO Chatham street. small den, was next
visited ana cleaned out, some ~ tue ticks found
BEN! actually loIten. Nos ~ Norm i,,iain aud
2-6 William were also attended 10 In the usuai
SPECIMEN NO. NINE a BEAUTY.
IL was at No. 20 North Wnliam that the horrors
OF the underground system were brought out IN
all tneir hldeousness. II Is what IS called a
.'double decker '-one cellar under another. In
The ir>t cellar the ceiing o. which was on a
level with the street, there was BAR piano apd
a sofa, aud to the rear OF the 'front.' room taree
winding stairs. the visitors iound lonr other
rooms. and, incredible as IL may seem, ntted " rs
bedrooms. mere no way o. wnicl the hght
or day could penetrate into this horrid den ana
light had 10 Oe procured before the men were able
TINS horrd moor O.. whcn had little Kitchen
mint adjoining the sink, In VIII ca. b. tie stove,
the COOK slept, was overpowerlhg ana more tnah
once during the work OF carving out the teds me
men hao TO go up TO the nrst floor tie nrst celarl
To escape sunocaton. let tne hliseiabie creatures
who occupied tnem seemed Eos 10 realize what u
deatn-ueahng place they were waiiowing in
"Why," said one 10 the HERALD reporter, my
room down here is very cool ana I'm never SICK >
she wore death IN her lace poor tning, ana seemed
not 70 know II. The proprietor oi TINS den -
named Curtis, the brother Of tue Curtis VINO shot
q sailor a short time apo. He staggered IN
and out during the furniture tians.er with the
ali o. a dog ~ oav. He IS also TIE reputed owner
oil No. TO- the same street, and bu> ed himself ac-
lively about the place when the eight beds were
dragged out OF the DARK holes, called rooms INTO
which the cellar as divided.
THE REAL CRIMINALS.
The raid was an effective one. As the law does
not authorize a health Inspector to lock up the
oe after removing the iurntnre ~ only aims Al
their not beng used as dwellings,, and can De
legally used places OF business, crowded no one
.'dwells there) II is possible that some OF the den
Keepers Yesterday may nave removed their beds
back 10 the rooms alter the raiders had gone. ~
do this is, however, 10 commit niseemeanor,
and the orendcr Is liable TO severe penalties.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHirEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

steamship Denmark ,st, sumner London June II
an nE uSs a. as e pss'st sn.e sna
si o 20 e 70 ths o
Queenstown; 18th, Pm steamship Gaelic Br), hence
Arrason @ June - WITH 4
y several as SANE
Steamship Am riea Ger, Himbeck; Bremen June -
&c richs 4 Co Turing the dr-t and middle pare OF the
had Mea w Sna aa o one J S Ia 4 s.
lon II o. passed bark George Ger, iron New YORK Tor
steamship cortes, Kemee. New Orleans June , 20 With
sposs @ as New
w ase and 70 EoMden g.
sn sc ss m h % wt o b
nsgat p.sse white yacht bound s. showing red cross
Bark Emea Revelo dtaD, Rolla, Belfast 80 days, in
Ceres (Sorl Boe Limerick 80 days in ballast to
Tes.ns ,an oranan savono g. d,vs IN
b1, asl g sIocoy,eh 70 passci G.oraat Nay Il ,.,
fruit % Iasrenss dMss CO. Vessel to sea S
Passed Gibraltar ibG May H. po,,,n s,,.,ao,, a.,
Ha;bos Ja 2 days with to il soomoa, vessel
on IS Poin; on the n oth Crossed Island was
pa nts w9 Ss p
i's Sepfs Wrn Carver Ma.anzas oday with sugar
BARK clifton Barbados,, snow Baltimore days in
schr yraie Price sr,nswicN, ca sdays with MAYA!
schr winterton, Osborn, Norfolk.
schr j shaw. Cox, Baltimore
sehr KJ lloyt Arnold BALTIMORE tor Now Haven.
scnr sea Nynph, Kelly. Baltimore Tor Boston.
Passed Though Hell cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Marshall Dutch, Turner, Portland for New York,
VIII nay to 2rdes n,, for Now vor. wit, ,co 70
schr Luna Wells New Bedford for New YORK
Schr SANDS. Paw.ucSpt York.
:, sehr Geo 5 Reppier, sprasue, Providence Tor New
scnr Albion, Young Fall River for New York
cir rank nand.l, Machias tor New YORK, with lath
sr osss sr New
scnr Nlc,nor, Hogan sew London Tor New YORK.
with Stone rcs e w smt S porsmouh for y,s
schr hoys. Saos rsyenee or New
schr Martha Maria vea-ic, Bangor New York, with
ssSr Tayqr, nm St% hsyen fsr New y9srs. ., -,
. scnr 4 farTell IBarnum' Dresden, Nc, for New
sesr old Jack, Matthew'S, sSrwch for Neweu5g
. Schr Amehs Augusta, hughes, connecticut tver for
Sehr Lille Brewster, Reel. Machias for New York,
schr Viola. Look, tall River tor New York.
schr r. Russell Russell, Portland tor New York. with
- scHr ) > Buckingham. Mack, New London for New
seRr AL wilasT S whayt Bangor TOR Ssw YORK
YORK.
Schr e Carroll, Donovan, Portsmouth for New York
Schr Iconttnc, Fox. Providence tor New YORK.
Schr JENNY Lind, spencer Brantfori Tor Ne. York.
schr Henry GioDs, Hawkins, New Bedford tor Scw
York.
schr ORLANDO smith, Ferns, Providence for view YORK
steamer DORIS shirley, Providence ior New YORK. with
mdsc and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Gen whitney. Hslleti New York for Boston
ship Mariana vi Poru, Dos Santos New York Tor
Lisoon via u Johns. NJ.
seih1r ii foamlns. IN a. rlobokcn or Providence.
schr Fly, Carter, Port John.ou Tor Providence.
Scbr Mantle, Myers. fobUkcu Tor taunton.
Schr q Brown, Gcdne kondou; all River
Scnr Iris, Long, New YORK Tor iiarwicn
Schr John snow Caldwell New ork Tor Machias.
Schr Pertha Fellows, smith, New for TOR Portland.
schr Brunette, R,cn New York Tor Bangor.
scnrJ Chanpcev CRAFTS Kennedy, kondout for Bos-
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PORT OF NEW YORK JUNE 81. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Rfnmona (Br' Brooks Liverpool
steamship Italy DIR, Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Pembroke (Br), Williams cardif-A Baxter
Co. - -. s....,
Steamship Npse er' Ernst bremen VI" '0"'
Steamship Peter Jeb,en Nor wuif, Antwerp-Funch.
steamship Ernst NORTH Arndt GER, Felberg stcttn--
Steamship Pereire tFr surmont, Havre via Brest-Geo
steansh City Of Panama, Lund, Aspinwail-Paciac
Mail ieam,hin Co. .
pea nv and Vera CRUZ Alexandra 4 sons.
Steamship City OF Waco FREEMAN, Galveston via Kew
steamship Emily souder. Burd,ck, New oreans-Frei
Steamship Knickerbocker, Kemble New Orleans
Steamship ii Livingston Mallory, savannah-w
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleston-H Nor.
Steamship Regulator, Wood. Wilmington Nc-w
steamship Ellen Terry, salyear Sewoern-Murray
steamsnip John Gibson. Winters Georgetown-J
steamship vind,cator. Doane Observation-Disclosures
sieamshin Gen whitney Hallett. BostoD-U Dimock.
ship Nm iapscott MORGAN London-fapscott Bros
i ship Republic (Bn, Mosher, Antwerp-Jocoo
Bark Nancy Bryson (Br', Duncan, Livcrpool-Chas l.
BARK Assyria dtaD veradi Cork Falmouth-sloco
BARK Rosa h Q,aD Llmonettc, Cork Falmou,h-slo-
sars Fasci utap. Nicoini, Cork or Falmouh-J
BARK Emma Aus, LucOvich, Cork or Falmouth-slo-
Bark Prlncipessa vi,toria GtaD Cork or Falmouth
Bars e Frael d,aD Ferro, Cork FalmouthJ
Bark Lorenzo Nor Hcsselocrg, Cork for orders
BARK A { Meyer Gcr), Fohnbrodt Cork for orders
BARK Gazelle (Sor), Brun, Amserdam-Funch, Edge
BARK Geo Jones tBr, Porter. Antwerp-James W Ell
BARK Daphne tNor), Olsen, punkirk-C Tobias Co.
Bars Western sea, Hansen Gibraltar for oIders-J
BARK Marianne III Poro, Santos Lisbon-G Amsinck
Brig III wcstaway tBr). Murchson. Morgan Pm, E.
Brig pomenico Utan, Jaccarino, Corfu-Funch, Edge
Brig Charlotte, White. Barbados17Miller 4 Houghton;
Brig Ingenac Wiley. Port au Prirce--R Murray Jr,
Brig Halls ,Br', Johnston, Falmouth, Ja-A SOL
Brig Laura Gertrude. Risk, Fc-nandina-E Hurbut
Brig Showers Salvage Bos.on-walsh, Field Way.
chr Mott Belcli Potter, cibara-B + MetcaIi \ Co.
Schr O'Mullcn, Crane, st Johns Nf-C Ber-
teaux. -
schr W Scott tBr, Hatfield, st John, NB-Heney
schr Harry White, Hopkins, Jacksonville-war
Ray. .
schr p Hall, Chipman Brunswick Warren Ray.
schr Mary \ Holt, Hi-eias, wilmington, NC-B r Met
schr Lucia Murchison, Jones, Wilmington nee s
schr arab Bernicc, Proctor, Machas-Jas Murray 4
schr Nulat.o Small, Machias-Jas Murray & Co.
scnr Sea Lark Pike, East Weymouth. Mass-Jei Frye
schr A E Baker, Murray, New Haven-Racxett
schr Brandywine, Fensar, New Eavcn-Chares Il
Low.
schr r A Forsyth Hobbe, stam.ord-stamiori Manu-.
sioop Agent Smith, New Hnven-Rackett 4 Bro
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards, aielphn-James
Steamer Beverly. Pierce Philadelphia Hand
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Arrived at Boricaux Juno Is brig Jeanne (Sors
Hsun New Orleans
Arrived at Genoa, brig New YORK QtaD. Amadeo. New
York
SAtLtNis
Sailed from Liverpool June g ships Laurens Snow,
United states; Jupiter Ger, Stricken philadelphia
bark Betty (Nor Olsen. do; brig Tordens4jold Sors
Olsen, do.
sailed from Belfast June e. bark Leone AUS. Ivan
cich, United states.
sailed from Dunkirk jane p, bark Edith Br), Lock,
hart, United states
sailed from -, Capela. for the United States
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrivals and sailings or Vessels En-
gagged in the European Trade.

ARRIVALS
Arrived at Liverpool June 20, ship Reynard, Brown,
Bangor, Nc; barSs Capea Nor, Mansoe, Daren; eth,
HeIlas tNor), PAUL, Charleston.
Arrived at Plymouth June ~ steamship Leasing Ger,
Toosberg New York for Hamburg.
Arrived At Maryport June 2i bark ST Croix (Br,.
Nails Daren.
Arrived at Pcnarh June 81, bark Dora Ahrens Ger,
Aim, New York.
Arrived ut Gloucester June &c bark Maria Cristna
Utan, Jaccarino, New YORK.
Arrived ut Sharpness June IL bark Dunbrody (Br).
Power Daren
Arrived at Belfast June %, barks Tcodonda utaD,
Parzio, Baltimore; Clansman tBD, Brcnmcr. Phadel
phla
Arrived at Queenstown June n, barks Dover. still
phen, New Yorx; Marchino dtap, Zinc, DO; Friga Nor
Olsen, do.
Also arrived 9th, steamship Cuba tBr, Noodle New
York for Liverpool.
Arrived at Hamburg June 70, bark John Campbell
tBD. Hsrkenson New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NNUAL PICNIC OF IHE SIxry.NINTH REGr-
"A ment n. o. ). y. Y. on saturday, July I, 1874, AZ
Jones' Wood Colosseum, between SIxty.eighth and
sixty ninth treets kasl River grand demonstration
TO celebrate the ninety anniversary American
independence In which all tle ri,n .ocietics Of New
YORK will participate. Music W the regimental band,
under the leadership of Professor y Bien tickets 3D.
cents Committee Colonel Jimcs Kayanagh. Chair
man; First Lieutenant incs Punhe. Treasurer; Sec
ond Lieutenant james Moran secretary.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIE
~ erent states legal every where; desertou &C., SUI
hcient cause no publicity equirej no charge until dl
granted Aivce Tree.
81. HOUSE, Attorney. l9l broadway.
CPANISH AND AMERICAN LAWYER. NOTARY PUB.
y lie, Passport Agent aud special Conmissioner o.
Deeds Tor every state. Frederick !. KING, COonsef
or ut Law. S63 Broadway. New YORK city.
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A WARNING TO BILLP0STERS.

Perry u. Smith. aged twenty-five. was arrested
by the police or the rwenty-nln'h pre- met for
posting bills the public lampposts on Filth ave-
nue. and on being taken TO Court on the following
morning was fined $40. Commissioner Van Mort
having called the attention OF the Police Dep,r
mont TO these violations OF the Corporation ord-
nances general orders nave been issued to the
police TO arrest tue vi0lat0rs I'D every Case coming
np,nr fnahr ahqpryatiOu.
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SH PING NEW S,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE IRON NEW YORK FOR Tue
MONTHS OF JUNE AND ULY.
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Died.

wARvER.--Un Friday, June 26, FRANCES NJ. WAR.
NEK, IN tae 4lst year Of her age.
me funeral viii tale place rom her late resi-
dence 100 Gates avenue, BROOKLYN. The relatives
ana trends OF the Iamy ale respectfully Invited
to attend, TINS Sunday afternoon, 1.-TWO O'Clock.
FUr other De1thS See TENTH fn1e-l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17
Nl.i'ILE

herewith ta,e plea ure of in
los ming he citizens of the dIsp,,>i
ton of the goods iinprited by me
from Europe. y Dress Grr'ti-.
M.ntil.,S, CinakS. ShtwlS. tray. :.
etc. are for sal at Mrs. Siam
Millinery Store. Indies AMI Gr-ni' ;
fine Swiss Colt W..t,lirs at tia' /,
Il Bai.wiu'> The entire. sock 81
Bohemian Glassware. AlhuaiS
Ne, rschauu Pipes and tsnc, a,,oi-
gtlicrdIty, at Chs e,l & !i,ng',n's.
Al, the goods VIII d.. sold IL; ,,:l
usti i paaic prices.
Tie oniS attlcle for sale ~ my
office iS one Ut he best toned and
/ finest finiSh.-d Pianos also imported
from Europ', at Il rery iosc price.
! ADOLPHUS Blown
/ Dee. 6, 1881
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17

NEW MARKET HOUSE. The citi
ZenS of CAUTION may Ice glad to iearn
there is new Market for the SAFE al
beef; polk ANA poultry, in tie st"r'-
kept hy Mr.. }. Il. Fellows. Ii Is
well supplied, and kept open ali
l.onrs of the day by the energetic
and enterpri; ing g, ntIe!nen, Messrs.
Briscce s. Brans.ord.
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Masonic

CANTON LODGE No. %, A. F. s.
a. Nj. Officers elected for the fol
lowing Masonic year.
A. G. CAssELL " II
JIM MILLS, S W
JT HeLNEs, Nv
DIR A SINS, 5
L ScHSkIDER. D
AW STANFORD, Treasurer
Luxe W SMITH. Secretary
GEoRGS ERNEST,
Stated meetings, thiri Monday of
each month
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17
TAX SALE.

D1 WIRE CE Of an ordinance
ID entitled An Ordinance in re-
iation to rhe Revenue Of the City OF
Canton" | will on the first Monday
of February, 1874, proceed to sell
70 the highest ard best bidder, for
cash, IN front O; the Court House
door, the following described prop
cry, to pay taxes due sand CITY of
Canton, for the fiscal year 1873,
TO- wit:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17

Our friend, Capt. j. a. Reid, as
previously noticed, has removed to
the east side of Court Square His
stock of provisions. feed, plantation
supplies, etc, is uncxceiied by any i'll
the Canton market-both Iii q"ali'y
and prices. We earnestly recon-
mend to our planting filtudS The
pro ,,riety of comforting with his re
,i.ble young merchant before MA :.
.ng their yearly arrangement :.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17

A. T. Morgan, the murderer of
Col. Hiliatd, has bee, refused bail.
and is fully committed to Jail 10
await his trial. This j. as il stioak.
be, and We earnestly hope that he
may receive the just penalty OF his
crime.
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As 900 Articles At One Dollar Each

. yards Indian Hill Surfing,
Nrr1s Cnlunbus, c. Shifting,
yards, yard wide, kennedale Shirting
i;pc&laai SKIRT,
I unk.
,nrds Good K-nueanle Shir,iug.
yards Ms'trn>s Ticking,
3 Ladies' Lac. ,iltrs,
Si.v-r-pl,tei Tea spoons,
, S.tver- pi"fe,i Table spoons,
-;iivrr-pi,tri Fable Forks,
While H,nd.e knIves,
Carving Knife aud Forh,
Z Pair Me- Bragans,
-4-5-6 10 par Mems Half 'se,
P,ir Boy : 3 rats
! Gra"i.e Caps and Saueers (Handied),
; Fine Cob els,
Tumhiers,
~ hi - Granite Plates,
3 a-;ai., ToI:et Set ('aury COLOR,
irtni;. ,overe Steak D. Ia ('r' 81 }
1uvvr-pl'trI Drinking cup (warTanied)
LApru T 'bl- c'"th,
Hpneycomb rounterpane,
n trrycnmh count erp nv for crib,
& MS Puff Bosom ShIr;-vcry fac.
loJ-,,feture Aihum,
. 6o,'s ha'--hny stz~ ar color,
Set t6) krives aud Forks
Nau Baskets.
teersharm Pipe with easel,
| Latj-,' f nhroiisr'.,i cheiuIse,
t i.uies' skirt r.ttii-1),
| Ladies Embro decd Night Gown,
! |. dies Seven Tucked skirt,
/ F,ue Wha'ehone Hairbrush,
PAT Ners' Pants,
N.n'- Coat,
Par Tvs Ptnts.
B't-' Coat,
LtdirS SafchCi,
! l.tcsr i.aInp vi b globe complete,
| i.pTg- Glass Is y! wtth "uscr,
Lsdirs' Ltre uan'h,IchjcfS,
! Bohemian Glass Vases, very tine,
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L G ICE.

I max" tbs It e Ia>D appeal to
parties ii:i. u rti 20 rlic hate fra. OF
LARK Y BALDWIN to coni. { ruar,
'i.d settle up. as Ih,- books vii. b.,
- ti.y liaiG, but ii few DIV, i.ng.-r
jin-ij. I. *. CLARK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17

Attention is specially direc' ed
to the communication signed .'Mi-
son." The general character given
to those Representatives Of the craft
who may be present. OH the occasion
referred to, will not be found to have
been over,lrawn, and we sincerely
trust that our citizens will open
their doors to them, and receive
them with that courtesy and con-
sideratiOn which we feel confident
their own merits will justify.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17

Richard Cooper, Esq d promi-
nent citizen of Brandon, died at TIA I
placerecently. The Republican pays
a feeling tribute to his memory,
which will fluid a responsive echo il
meny hearts in other sections of th'.
State who knew him well and APP
p,eciateu his worth and excel nee
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17

Special attention is directed To
the advertisement OF our friends,
y. Turk & Co, successors to W. a.
Carter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17
ANNOUSCEM I'm 4

SINGLETON GARRETT, ESD, an
uounc-s himself as IA candidate for
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, for
District No. l. Election Tuesday,
January Goth, 1871 t..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17

4 special to the Wick st,urg Times
OF the 18th says The argument on
the constitutionality of the late eiec-
tiOn, before the Supreme Court. has
been again postponed, and that the
object of TIE advocates of Il law
.'higber than the supreme law" is
10 prevent decision piior to the
meeting OF the legislature, and thus
inauGurate Ames at the ''point at
the bayOnet.' If this Is the plan
We have good reason for thlnk,n :
that the scheme was projected i;
Washington, and rhit Grant ha,
something Ia say in the matter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-01-17
E HIN TO TIE VIII
I MEAN YOU.

1t is time! 1t is time that you
come forward and pay Your ac
counts and notes due to the under
s'an"h, either in cash or cotton and
save cost bulls. L need money, ANA
must have it.
Dee. q. tt G.. l.. GROSS.