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l:.............C CHARITIES STKEET... Il,
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CARPETS. English and american.
OH. CLOTH. Floor. Table ana Enamel.
MATING. White, Check ana Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES. Ticking. Etc.
ErRLaPS. by the Bale or Piece.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
LACE ana Nottingham Lace CURTAINS.
sl' SuSWe 2dv BY A. BROUSSEAC.
RODNEY. September II. ls7i.
J. c. McAills.ev. New Orleans, La:
Pleas. send me one bai rel Bethesda Mineral
Water c. o. D. Send the freshest you have
be sure to have i. to come on steamer R. Z.
Lee. as We are greatly in heed Of il here. II
the demand increases shall have 10 order :.
larger quantity. it is curing everybody. old and
young. in an incredibly short time. Send some
Your respectfully.
-l43. II. l.. WINTERS.
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Closed
Closed
FOR REPAIRS AND NEW STOCK.

FOR REPAIRS AND NEW STOCK.
7... CAMP STREET &c.. ......S
On Thursday morning, the FULLWO0D
PLACE will be reopened, after thorough repairs.
under the auspices of Mr.. JOSEPH RITTER,
with ED. APPS and CHILDRES behind the bar.
Best Of Wines and Liquors.
Always ON hand, experienced ar-feepers.
Fancy Drinks Il Specially.
.e7t JOSEPH RIrTEI.
i'm Elegant Suit Of looms,
suitable. for Clubs or Offices.
FOR RENT.
in the pa'atiai LH,lding OF the late Hugh MceIo
key, No. 76 ST. Charles street. Apply to
J. G. ELLIS,
Real Estate Agent and Broker.
81 I'm "A Carondelet street.
Citizens xsuMk.
DEPOSITS BOUGHT.
INDEBTEDNESS SETTLED,
At Liberal Discount. by
BARNETT j. c.AMMACK. BROKERS.
sill lw2dp Ne. II Carondelet street.
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An Extra Session of the Legislature,

Gov. Penn has issued his proclamation con-
vening an extra session Of the Legislature. to
be held on Monday. the Dist inst. a, = 9 clock
NJ, in the st. Louis Hotel.
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"2his Gouernmeo' rus mule Wy rh'e e,,. for
hs benefit Of ,ehie men and their pos',f'g fo'-
o~, and sIDotAd be administered ny srtH' ne"
AID by none other Nhatsoeser. Steyl'u a.
Douglas.
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GREAT, GRAND AND GLORIOUS.

The cause Of the people. the cause OF JUS.
tice. right and liberty. the cause OF virtue and
intelligence. has gloriously triumphed. Let
the news 90 all over this broad land that the
people have made both lightning and thunder
in Louisiana, and its echoes are now reverber-
aiing from Maine to Florida, from the Atlantic
to tn. Pacific. Let the world know that the
whit. people Of this State are once more free
and have government of their own choice.
Let the world know that usurpation.
tyranny and fraud will not be tolerated by men
in whose veins runs the blood Of American
citizens who have not yet forgotten the spirit
that actu tied their foretathers. and the heroes
Of '7fi Let the wolll know that IN this strn.,-
gle we have made fight for our manhood.
our lives. our liberties, our property and our
right to self government. We have glori.
ousy INDICATED the grand principles
Of Republican government. W. have dc.
monstrated that government can only
exis; by the con sent OF the governed. and We
have taught lesson to men VITO believed they
could trampie upon us with impunity. which
they vii! never forget and which will be q
warning to all who may attemp. to invade
the rights Of freemen. Victory ha. rerched
upon our banners. and the watchword now is.
" Louisiana is Red cmed." Gloria Ue.'
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For Sale at Il Ear0ain.

The desirable Restaurant and Barroom known
as BENTONS, on ST. Charles between Common
and Canal streets. including every convenience
for carrying first class restaurant, both in
the saloon and kitchen. 1t is well adapted
for Il first class beer saloon. being in desirable
location. Apply on the premises. sl3 lot
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In AL issue some days since We published,
Aa0nest the list Of metropolitan police spies III
sitinens clothes, who we're paradng the streets
N search of news, the name OF one VIM. j.
V&k,uner. That gentleman has since called upon
- and stated that lie not acting. at the time
sRrAen of, in the capacity of a spy. He accounts
tor his being il citizens clothes by the fact tn At
h WAS Oh leave Of absence from duty
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; That fancy Young man, the little fellow with
- black mustache, who came up after the
.eAPture of the Third Precinct Station yesterday,
and 10 generously volunteered to carr, the muse
ksS Of one OF the men of the second detachment
Il tho artillery, who was at the time engaged in
dragging forward one of the captured howitzers,
had better bring that gun to the BULLETIN Office
70 day before II NJ, otherwise his name will be
s1v.s, TO the public in our evening edition.
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The Penn is mightier than the sword
Vide Kellogg with his bayonets and Go.
Penn with his official proclamation.
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! At the North they call the new var upon
the South the Roast Pig Crusade" a. the
Tennessee affair originated over shoulder of
baYbecued shoat
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Attorney General II. G. DbIie. Grigadiel
Geaeral and Judge Advocate General. Louis
ana State Militia Abb il, e,msit. e,ilu1::
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'The Rip-up-llcan' is the true name ~ III.
corrupt party that is now engaged IN Sunnin.
the country.
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+ Rising barometer. north {" sa5e winH.. !os.s
tnu,persture. and partly cloudy ~.athrs.
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xZRMS-One Dollar per Month. 81 Twelve Dollars
per YeaIe
INSCRIPTIONS for tho DAILY BULLETIN s.seive'
ct our counter, 1903 Gfavier street
r 40 BULLETIN insert. WANTS ana TO RENTS
DOT exceeding One Square. aos FIFTY Csnts sa.s
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The Holly Springs Souh announces another
calamity to the farmers in the shape "f a Wis.
station Of worms that are destroying food
crops-''in fact, everything green
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OnINous lNpEED.-Doubtle.s our readers will
Yxmember tie fact that some days ago an owl
yerched upon the State-House, just above the
door of W. p. Kellogg, and hooted in manner
Stretching no good TO his rotten government.
Truly that "omnicus bird Of yore was prophe-
10 in it. hootinss. The government has fallen
and the bird has disappeared.
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Kellogg on the Wing.

Intelligence. has been received from the he.
functo. that if the citizens of New Orleans
will spare his life and furnish him with ali
escort to tie limits of the State. lie will leave
Louisiana never to return.
Farewell, long farewell. to all my greatness
fE,IEf FOR THE WoUNDED.-Onr friends of
relief Of the families of the brave men who
died in the cause of constitutional liberty as
well as Of the wounded VIII" are now suffering
for ther .le.otion to the good cause. the
proprietors of that paper heading the list W .th Il
subscription Of one hundred dollars. Most
heartily d" commend the action ~ our patr!-
otto cor'ie.es. and we hope their appeal WI! be
promptly and literally responded TO.
We .ha take great pleasure in receiving con
tributions in office for the same landabe
object and shall publish the list Of tho sub
scribers in our forthcoming issues.
Til. GALLANT DE,D.-The mortal remains oi
the brave and patriotic sons Of Louisiana VIII" fell
while battling for her cause. wer. flowed yes
;erday t" their last resting place By thousands
Of Borrowing friends. They leave behind them
noble example and hallowst memory. and We
trust that at some early day a suitable monument
will be erected 80 &, lnmemo1ate ,heiy horosn,
and patriotic sclidevo ion to loAo. AID la,y, foy
they are henceforth numbered aInon.,
1.-The few. the INN )rtai names,
"That were not b m to die.
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We have the sympathy OF other communities
: - greater extent, perhaps, than We have I'M
aeined, and the mass meetings at St Louis ana
Galveston last night to congratulate Louisiana
, ppou her redemption are but indications OF
y .i'v The State il ct last freed from her
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producing hette~ sample Than any other. Price.
= 80 per saw all ON hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State, apply to
GOISAN BROS, Cotton Factors and General A gents.
NJ" 80 Pe1,ii'i" street. New Orleans. slo 3lneOd
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= 1t gives US pleasure TO state that the
butchers, without exception. responded this
.nnning most freely and generously to call
made upon tn m for meat for our gallant boy.
sy arms
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We learn that there WAS a very pleasant
trequet party yesterday afternoon. during the
troubles, at the residence OF eX-Superintend-
mt Of Public Education Brown, on Canal
street. attended 10y a 'air assemblage of dusky
selles and beauS, in which the display OF ho-
sdsIy was only equalled by the animation q:
The participants We regret to hear. how.
ever. that the reunion OF yesterday was the
MT Of the season. and that a fine assortment
Of sroquet paraphernaliI is offered for sale at
hall mice
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IHr .nifchcU uud Eun.neisbflv
IUrnifHfe Company.
1O3 Camp Street. Cor. Pc, irns.

We !csir. 20 remind parties ne.iinsany article
Of Furniture. of gu: determination to close ont
our iarg. and magnificent stock. and thas We
now otfe,i'le special inducements in price. fol
Cash approved short paper. The quality,
style ana workmanship of our manufacture san-
not b. .Xccle! i. any market. and purchasers
will consult their own interest by giving us an
early call. We solicit order. FROM Merchant. for
The county 20 enable. us to close out the lowcs
a?d cheaper Grades Of our etock and Will give
them prompt attention.
81: g GEDI..E HITCHEEH. AGENT.
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THE CITIZENS BAEK.--Undey tne VII. " proli.
bition, granted by Judge Morgan, OF the Supreme
G, urt the sheii i'll surrendered IT,. Citizens Bank
t.. resident Gaines. Under IT,. new ..yi,a. il Is
believed that this old and respec,ab. institution
will be allowed an oppornntv 10 sctt!' ii. AFT AIS
in a manner satisfactory to all parties.
We have been requested {" stat. tina the
Eighth Ward Wide AWAKE Cuh viii be reor-
sanized tli. evening. The meeting viii take
place at the corner Of Maligny and Front Ieve.
streets. at half-p : o'clock. !. NJ. AL Of tn.
Old inc,nbcrs are requested to attend. AZ well a
those who may de~ir. t" become members of
tia. club.
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About quarter past II o'clock yesterday,
corner of Julia and st. Charles streets.
rounding some five or six Of ohr men. Prof
!.usher is reported to have been injured
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All voters Of this parish opposed to the pres
ent Radical rule, Independent Of past pa ty
names, are invited to register and cast their bal
lots for delegates to this convention.
7. NAL CHEZ. President
WILL STEVEN Vice President.
f. l.. BOWER, Secretary. au23 sl5 I'd
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We deeply regret ~ announce that ". {. Rob
City White League. WAC was wounded j. the lc4,
ia the fight at the foot Of Canal street on Mon.
day afternoon. has since died. An alnpuiatIon
was perform d on Monday night, but it was ir"'.
fectuai, and yesterday about +. NJ. this gallant
gentleman breathed his last-his death adding
another name to the list Of those who in the last
two days have shown that LouIsaiiians know
how t. figh. and how to die in defense If their
liberties.
We are called upon 10 record the death OF
another victim Of the late usurpatioI., Mr. john
,!rava. Who was killed in the attack against kel-
logs1 bireliEas. Mr.. Graval had CALAMITY
served as private III the I'D Louisiana Regi-
nent, and was The pride and hope OF his highly
respected parents. who ar, deprived. by his DEATH
Of their only son.
We have ais, to add 10 the ,ft of the wounded
the names of Capt. Potts. who received severe
though not dangerous wound in the groin, and
Of Nj. B. Z. Mearhay, Of 15l Poe..arre street,
who was struck in the lett side bg a shot fired
from the Custom House ut about O'Clock p NJ
on the l4th. .
In referring 10 Capt. Wells, We should have
stated that he was wounded on the head while
calamity leading his men in the attack against
Badgers forces.
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In our report Of he meeting Oh Canal street
We omitted the names Of two of the secretaries,
viz: Messrs. H. {. Thomas and l.. Harms.
This occurred IN the hurry Of making up
report
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II. L. WINTERS.
EiNch'ie.

THE Bill. POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
II Commercial Place.
Always on Hand. si3 81"
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Star Cotton Gisl.lerV.
posi- OFFICE BOX 2l29.

Office. Observation-Disclosures CarOndeDeG Street.
POST OFFICE BOX 2l2s.
Having removed our factory to the above place
and introduced the latest improvements in ms
chlnery, now. prepared to give prompt At
tention to all orders sent to
Terms for Ginning .................--T The seed.
Charges: Bagsng, Ties, Irvine and Cover
ing Bale. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. " ~
d. ayage from landing, per bag. ........... ~
A large supply Of bags kept always on hand aad
shipped at the shortest notice.
Thanking our numerous patrons for their pact
patronage, respectfully solicit continuance
Of the same. chopin " WHITE,
au:}O I'm Proprictors.
Imk! Ink! Ink!
MARX YOUR COTTON BALES, SAIL CLOTHS,
AWNINGS, ETC,
With FREDEDERICKsON & HARTEs
JNDELIBLE INK.
Price. SO 25 per barrel.
TREDERICKsoN & HARTE.
au22 1m2dp Druggists, 139 Canal stree.s
Cotton Seed TAINTED.
COTTON SEED.
The LOUISIANA OH. COMPANY will aur,lisi.
Bags and Irvine to responsible parties, and pa
the highest market price for good Cotton Seed
delivered on landings here.
Ofice-No. 81 Union street. New Orleans.
>r90 I'm 'd''
Groceries. Liquors. mi Meats.
y. M
Aluminium. Julia Street .-......IA:
STALLS sos. ~: and IFS MACHINE MARKET.
The pace :og-
CHOICE AND CHEAP GROCERIES AND
TEAS AL LIQUORS. WINES. ETC.
..Asc-
THE"IfOiCEST FRESH MEATS, SAT- MEATS,
FISH. POULTRY AND VEGETABLES,
Can be found az his Stand No. III a'd 1ls Mag.
Szine Market. where he was compelled 70
e. by the Butchers Monopoly.
The Best the Conm,r, Produces and Cheaper
Than Can be sold by any other saIc-.
man in the Git. of New Orleans.
II you don't believe i, come and tr, me. iiEc.
CERES and MARKETING delivered III any par.
of the eity ire. OF charge. an25 In
Margaret Ilaugnery.
MARGARETS STEAM AND MECHANICAL.
BAKERY,
Manufacturer Of
DREAD AND cRAcKERs.
OF all descriptions.
Nos "A. 7G and 70 New I.e'ee Street.
iy2e 2dptf New Orleans. IA.
REMOVED.
JOHN BOIS,
FURNITURE DEALER,
would inform his friends and the public geaeuAlis
that he If now prepared to
TAKE FURNITURE on STORAGE
CHEAPEST RATES.
He will also continue to buy sell remove, re-
pair, pack and ship Furniture, with full guarantee
PICTURES AND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
ie2l 3n
EVERY LADY HER OWN DKE,>MAKEH-
The ar. Of Cutting and Fitting Taught in ten lr.-
sons at moderate rate. Black Crep, made
Also Dre-smAkins and Millinery Of the latest aa1
neaiest stvies MRS GARBAN NATL
G25 Magazine street, New Orleans.
LADIES' HAIR STORE 'e21 I'm
A Card to the Public,
The disastrous FIRE which consumed our stoet
last night VII. not prevent us from executins
orders as usual from our friends.
Our Office vii be at lIessrs. BLOCK BRIT
TONS, No. As CANAL STREET.
G. H. BAYLEY d POND.
New Orleans May 80, 1874.
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Staub, the busy bee II newsdea,ers, sends us
from his cheap news-s and No. CO Canal street
the latest papers from al points. Staub Ii a
trump.
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In our list of the wounded i'll yesterdays
+ight we were in error in stating that our
*stiMable friend, Mr. s. Ably, was wounded.
Ne should have said Mr.. Robert c. Ably,
light
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.ssN ORLEANS. Sept. II. 1874.


J. c. Mcs'st,r, Esq:
Dear Sr-I t1cen it inv duty :" ceitify ~ the
great virtues OF the Bethesda Mineral Sprin"
Water. For upwards of tw" year. had been at"
Aicteu with that terrible complaint. Diabetes. with
al. the dr.adiui symptoms attending that disease.
BY accident saw one of your pamphlets, recon-.
.nening 'Eeh. slia rclIc. for ali Affections
Of TIN. Bladder and Kidney. and was induced t.
drink freely. Of what l now realize 20 J.. the
"Foa,lt of my HEALTH ] am nov entirely
liey y, AMI .heestully add my testimony t" the
many others who hav" profte1 hy the use os I.
remedy valuable.
With srea! respect. remain your obe(lent
servant, +. ". DELESDERNIER.
Grand Secretary K. W. Grand Lodge Of Louisiana
sl5 81
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The Dubois Cotton Gin.

This celebrated
hange Gin is rapid
~ supersedins all
others; IL cuts the
seed cleaner, giving
more pounds of lint
from same quantity
of seed cotton. 1t
does more work on
less power. same
number of saws,
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WOUNDED. +. Gneringer was shot in
he leg Monday during the engagement on
canal street His Wounds as re orted are
rot Of very serious nature. Mr.. Gueringer
las been for some years past in the employ Of
WIN. G. Tomkins & Co.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-16

What has become OF thtt eleven Thousand
majority Of the people Of Louisiana. on the
strength Of winch Kellogg based his Nsurpa-
.los of the gubcrnatorial Office 4 man who
can't find corporals guard to back him in
the maintenan of his bogus rights must feel
rather non -plussed when called upon to cN-
plain the melancholy winding up Of his labor.
nM]y and cunnin ely constructed supeystruc.
twe of mendacity and fraud. 5.-....
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HooMs DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE.
Parish Of Orleans,
Nov Orleans Anr IL 1874 !

Nov Orleans, Aug. II, 1S14.
\. regular meeting Of the Parish Committee,
held this day, it was
ReSptced That the several Wards throughout
the parish be requested to elect delegates to a
Parish Convention. to assemble i'll the city Of
New Orleans on the LIST Monday Of October
being the 5ti4 day Of said month, to select pa
rpchal and city officers members Of the Lasir
ature and members of the Senate, for the sew
era Senatorial districts embraced in whole OF in
part within the limits of this parish.
Resoired, That the election for said delegates
shall be hold in all the Wards of this parish on
the saturday preceding the said 1st Monday In
October. NJ: the 81 Of October prozimo.
RfsotCed That the ba-is Of representation
shall be the same a. tor the last Parish Conven-
ton The Representation or non-repre-enfatl Il
Of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards. to be
determined bv the State Central Committee.
Accordingly the several Ward. shall be
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REMOVAL OF INSTRUCTIONS. = With the
s;eath of the usurpaton business is being
resumed The barrcades have been removed,
ne ears replaced upon the tracks. and order
ieigns all over the city. We look for a
revival of trade and commerce. and such
prosperity rs the city has not seen for Years
last
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CApt J. L. Guillotte, gallant officer. is as.
s,gned to the command of the Seventh Pre-.
csnct Station He desires that all those en-.
rplled should report this morning at o'clock.
al the jefferson City Market This appoint
n1e2t will doubtless give universal satisfaction.
nj Capt Guillotte is generally beloved by the
residents Of that portion of our city.
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OvR CuIEF OF POLICE Gov. Penn has ap.
rented Tho, Boylan Chief of Police. This
gentleman is an experienced officer. u native
of the city and known to every body as an
honest and incorluptible man. Under his
charge IL police force will be Immediately or.
a..nixed that will give protection % life and
,r,nerty and will not be used in the future as
political engine for the oppression Ut the
people.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-10-10
HISS SIERMANS MARRIAGE.

WASHINGTON, ID. e, Oct. THE
marriage OF Miss Maria Ewing
Sherman, daughter OF General and
Mrs. w. 4. Sllei man, to MIR. TnoS.
W. Fitch, OF The Engineer Corps,
U. S. Navy, WAS celebrated ut 81.
Alloy sius Roman Catholic Church
at IL O'clock to-day in presence of a
very large company OF distinguish
ed persons. among whom We're
President and Mrs. Grant, members
of the Cabinet HOW in the city :,
m-n,bers OF the Diplomatic Corps.
di>;ius ui.I,~d Army and N,vy OH
GERS, i'll tull union III, AMI prominent
cIIizrns, hear! all acc"n panied by
Ladies'. The ma, ri;l.- u-rerl",,y was
PEI formed by the Most Reverend
Archbishop Purcell, Vi Cincinnati,
after when the nul'iIal WAS crlrbra.
ted by that dis inSu,>!Ied Prela'e.
The crowd ut the church Wits inl-
nleISe ami many were unable To
gain admission. Alter the cerrEiO
ny at L. church the wrdsiIn:: 4. cel,-
ton WAS held AT The residence Of
General Sh. ruItn ,n l street, from
ILu 4 -. M. The newi. married
Couple leu here AT q O'Clock tins
evenin. tor their bridal tour North
and West. and Will reach st. Louis
abOui October 10Th, wIIrre they will
r,siue. The Wedding iie>rm s were
NUMEROUS and many of them very
valuable.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-10-10
Our Principles.

The AMERICAN CITIZEN while
earnestly ADVOCATE 'g the principles
and doctrines of the Republican
party, will be equally zralOns in
urging retrenchment and reform in
all branches of the government.
1t will expose and denOunce dis
honesty aud extravaganza in all
public officials.
1t will labor to sustain itself "a :,
resi- ectable Journal, eschewing bill
lingsgate, rilicule, and opprObriouS
epithets, emplo, ing in place thereof,
arguments appealing TO the wisdom
and intel; gence OF the people. be-
lieving that by SO doing it will mrr-
1t and receive the sup. ,ort of all
good citizens.