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counted. md honco they hold secret ca,lcnsos
and decided to employ md pay lawyers who
vonld givo thom IN opinion coinciding v'ith
their desires, To uphold the ballot-bo1-stut'csn
and thereby extend their termaof Office, rcgacl-
1ess Of tho law. Tho attorneys who unsl6r.
took tho job allonld look for their pay to tho
individuals whose purpose they subservetl for
the time being. 1t IL simply ridiculous that
the taxpayers should be naked to pay attor-
neya outside tho LAW Department to break
down the Law Department itself md to set
tho courts Mt nanght.
There fe another consideration III this mt
ter. Tho present Law Department 10 a great
deal larger aud moro expensive thnn It over
has been before. When tho present Corpo-
ration Counsel WIS appointed at salary Of
$4,000, there was a1so appointed an Assist
ant for him ut $5,000 year,-a thing TINT
had mover been done before. With four at-
torsoya md rs lnnny moro clerks In tho De-
partment, the idea of employing four
additional counsel to givo an opinion to vio-
lato a temporary injunction Is 30 propoator-
GUS that 1t needs only to DO mentioned to 10
appreciated The temporary injunction
which was violated by the adsioe Of these at
tornoys was o common. everyday form OF
practice, resortod to for tho purpose Of CIV
Ing both Sides full opportunity to argns
tho case and preserving the status quo. The
violation Of such an injunction ia simply IN.
precedented, and tho legal gentlemen who
arc responsible for 1t should not only pay
their own fines for tue contempt they COM
, 1875-06-09


The principal despair Of tho heterogeneous
mnss of 1ocal politicians aud ofl1ce.scekers out
of business, who Gro trying to form wing,
with h1r. HEsrHo In tho centre, for the manage.
mont Of the Presidential campaign in Chicago
aud Cook County, sooms to be tho matter Of
names, both general and specific. With rc-
gard to tho general namo Of tho Whnt-Is.It,
there WAS much confusion at the meeting On
Monday evening. Judge 1ltLLEn wanted It
to be club. Some one elso wanted it to bo
party. htr. utsrSa wantad 1t to DO neither
party nor q club, but IN organization, which
Is d very Indefinite want, tnnsmuch rs tho
third na1no in inclnded in the other two. With
regard to the specific name, the mooting was
just ~ much at Boa. Tho laak club, party.
or organization formed by tho disalcctod
patriota was tho 1nvinciblos, but a. this waa
q short1iyod organization, which In dying
left m intolerab1o stencil behind it, the title
Was not popular ono. There wero many in
The meeting who would haso liked Tammany,
but as Tammany has acquired such IN u,,-
sayory reputation, and has been 20 intimately
CONNECTED with fraud, corruption, and ms
cality, md a. Its foruor leadors are either In
exile or tho peuiton.iaxy, most Of those pres-
snt fought shy ct tho na.ne, or mentioned Il
In an undertone, So it will not bo Ta1ntnanv
in name, bus that il what they want in faot.
"You may break, you may ruin tie vase Il
you will, but the scent OF the rosos will hang
round it atill" The only title which neots
with favor Ia that Of Jedossonian, and Jefar-
sonian It will probably be.
And why Jet1eraouin What distinctive
Joffsrsonian doctrine or principle Ia 10 apnly
to Alr. HEssNo md hia crowd ! Tho sssentiel
point of difference between Mr. JEyYrnsox
aud the Northern politicians OF hia dav wos
TINT of State Rights, which uade tba s,otca
sovereign aud virtually reduced tie Nationnl
Government to = more agent and almost n
nu]]ftv. This dootrina oarr;ed Win ~ Al.
.ioh, Of secession, aud the attompt wnn ,nsdo
10 anforoo the richt in the War ~ N. nohs,,
i'm. win, res,,1.a 60 disastrous thot Ind ~
,vnsov livod At nreaent ba ,vo,,,,, taaI -,
rosa towards etato snvono,an,v " : s,,s Js3 -.
la ,,,o ,>o;rt ~ era.ouh,.rca hat,..sn ~. IT,.
,xos ciIo.o ani I'm .Iafrarxonsn ~ na,nn.uaa. 49, .
, 1875-06-09

Iae ohlcnGo 1s"es, referring to tho do
els4on o1 Juage "u1IAha IN tho recent case
OF contempt, usea thts Language:
Nothing In Tho future Ia moro eotsaa than that this
asAs'e.sA, ess'4ea " NV 1ua'e'& tHF'
Court Yut tbe matter shonl not b, .l1owo.1 to s.on
.lers. Dy bis repeated act. degrading to tho char.
aeser Of cur 1ar pIdonce md M violation OF tho law
=, ns nna "IMas ~. 3a a SHOWN himself 70 %
juaie.i oocs. 70 impoach ana snosa iino ram h. h.
oaace hs disqraees Will bs pl.a duty Of tho noxt
General assembly. Events have abundsntly shown
.na1 ,s nan no .. m unworthy,
assn ths judiciary of 1nois from tbs dI.9tso. VI xh,eh
h,a misbehayior hss brought upon 1t.
OF course, this vituperativs donunciation
Of Judge Wu11AAm amounts to nothing.
Substantially the samo Language has been ad-
dressed by the same papor to scores Of other
persona, Of Tarioua professions and In yn-
rlous walks of life. That kind Of ribald
abuse BY TINT paper is 50 familiar to tho pub
lie that ita omission would attract far moro
attention Aan its publication. The 1ina<s
Aas just now asaumed tie mission Of driving
Judge WILLIAMS from the Bench, lust as At
other timoa 1t has assumed the mission of
driving other persons to abandon Office. In
abandon thar business or profession. and
oven to leayo the oity. Il has lanentab)v
failed heretofore, and viii .s 1omentably hi
now.
If tbere /. . characteristic which III. Arsr,
can neon.s sa,,;Ys In a Jyt,ra q IL n, Am.
neaa and cournoe win whicb be diso,nrnaa
ii. fntv, DEALING mt Ina so,na ;,s.,ca ~ e.
, 1875-06-09

IT, IL i,nooeo;t,1n n o,tu,f.t, thn :,d{-a,4
coat a. ,o11ect;no H.. crs,on,s ~.v.nno w , ~ ~
country II .o1,,r;eoa w.. ..,,,,. s..xo.as
t,or;,t .to,l y ,ha ~, - = ,,r.I, ~ ~
toot;vas an, t;,oo ona nj, ~ ,no.au r,..+
to ;cf,,,cDca cnnt~eas;ona, sct,n- l., f,nar ~ -
Tho fov a. t,,a s-,eonso ~ ~ ,,,nr .ha 49,
m s;ch,y ;n,,atr;oa fnro.5 into nnns.''.., I
f,ro,vt,, H. tct.tovss n-oasu~o .na .,.a ~;sa
anreod tiomoraIizot;on NJ I'm com,nnn,tv s
rio ,Jirect coat ~ co1,cct;on ia howavs.
osco-ta;na,,o rho ,rn,,.l ~o,.o-4 ~ 49,
gecrotorv NJ I'm T,rcoa,ry r,;.oo tha Ia, ~
y nrottv atorv Il IN that ,,,oy ts1f '' >'@@>'
Tbora o,a ina ror4a - antr, l., Vii. oorn
t,v. Tha namea of ,ranv ~ ,,,.,. 49,
sfronoe,v Unfamiliar and THAR ooc,r,nta ,a,-,,
Ia allow that IA voasc1 avo~ sorcho. tt,.l-
no1dv old wharvca or c;vca Al. ro,;t;c,1
barnnc,oa vv,thtn +hs,r c,rtou .,,ou,ss .nr
th;no tn in Tba s,oto ~ n1o;ra 1o. = s,or,
nnd acknowledgement coaat Jndoed bv
thu eoat NJ ito shoro ~ tha .o,,,;oo a~a,.v
roc, ,,nrovorod lv ,;do. .,vn,or hoa = ..,sa..s
of}c;o1 a;t,,no a, n 1ndo.d H., t.. ,,,1...,os
,ot,-n, to arr;1o,o ~ ~, ho.s 80, 90 sss.,.
~ dntinhlo ,,ooi1a m boor3 10 . ,,har.-,.ra.
A. p,rco- n. ,v.,xa ,,;o;,a,t ~, r,.;.ts 49,.
o.a;,nd in e,sn;1;no 9,n f. L. er5s. 80. =. ~,
lat se661 A. A-noatoor +bs oa-aero ~ 49, ~.
mt at tlo recaint of cnstom. ,haerho5 81, ~ y
receinta md s5. mo- baajlas. ~ Fr.nchru.n,s
Boy. tho nxnenditnre NJ ae Az vio,;,a1 . -.
turn Of 1863, AZ waliloboronph t,o aorrs
spopdipe f,aures were 90 OH md ~. os7. A.
W;scaaaot tbov vera s4117 and aa5a md
~ nr,,h;au tt,,. ,,aro sr roo ~, s,a oon
Belfast uakoa = 1itt1o batter showing for ;ta
doao;t VIM onlv $ooo Dut thu f7astina forcs
more than balancos th,s .nomn1v hv ch.ar,iv
c1penlinp ~. 69t. md drawing m r1nc1a s.n,
for tho sd.g4a diirerenc. b,tweo, ,h;s nm,
and tho racoiots. Finallv. At Kanrennr,<
Mt soeo. md It york thc an,ount co1,aa,o<,
VIVA nm dollars nna M conta Wills tho ro-
snsst,vn sa,ay;os wera a .ec7. =, so5 ana
saTs Tho Milne balanoe.ahoot stands IN
tlis vsy: Throe Of tho tourtacn cuatom.
houses INV mora than tbev ooat o,syan 10
nj ,,nv =. ,,r,1, ond thro. -, 49, ,st... ..s.
, 1875-06-09

BIZ. EvAars yesterday hnished his lengthy
and powerful argument in behalf Of The de-
fendant In the Brooklyn scandal case. The
extreme length OF tho address rendered It
ttresomo alike to tho jury and the public,
aad In this way uas Lost much OF tho excel
lent elect produced during the first two or
thtsc days, as it Is too much to expect that a
speech occupying scven full days in delivery
could command a sustained intercat through
out. Mono tho less. however, will The effort
b regarded Is among The most brilliant and
aole in tho eminent lawyer'a career. Ho has
covered vast amount Of ground, saying, It
would seem, al that human ingenuity
could devise to lay in behalf Of 4
client who Was his own worat witness.
and In whose behalf such a lucid
md Intelligent explanation OF hia own utter.
ancea as would render them consistent with
his Innocence VIVA OF itself IN undertaking OF
aome magnitude. Mr. EvAnra waa also bur.
doned with the labor OF overcoming the effect
OF Ills colleague's' ill-alyiaea and injurious
tactica, 10 TINT, altogether, ho hos earnod bis
money ln making tho casa Tor tho defense re-
spectablo, to say tho least. Toward tue close
OF hiA remarks, Mr.. EyAaGa aavestea 10 ths
refusal Of the defense TO call Mrs. Yuroa rs
u ~'tneaa. LIE touched upon this matto.
Lightly and briefly. merely saying that lei
testimony was not thought necessary be.
cause Of her various deaials which othe,
witnesses had testified 10 at second hand
"hat shall prevent the Intelligent Juror fror
wondering why direct testimony IN this min,
, 1875-06-09

WHO WILL PAY THE FINEE3

Jutfre DrcHrY the CornorQtion Eounse1 ia
reported as saying TINT the Aldcrmon will bs
obliged 10 nay out OF THAR own pochota tba
fines which Judge Wu11A4s has put upon
them for contempt, and that the attorneys
must do tho same; That tho fines can in m
eycnt be pa;d out Of .ha CITY Iraasnrv. ph,a
is entirely proper and RIGHT. md. # Jniloo
D1oxxr atlhorea to this position, tho Common
Council will scarcely dare to ot onoa insn]t
and rob tho public by making IN anpropria,
ton out of the o;ty funds for th;a n,,rnoae
Tho Injunction vas eoryed upon avery Aldor.
man and tbs City Clerk individually. TIN
moment it was served IL became = rnattor
for tho individual i.do,neut and oonac;anco
Of eycry Alderman whethar he wonld ohav
or d;sobey ths ;ntnnot,on nj tha conrt
Whom tho question cnme Ia bo aosed m
some of tho Aldermen oboyed Tho order n
tho Court, md .omo Of them t1;,obeyet1 f.
It would bo. imnortipont and ontrooeona N
ask that tho tax-uavora should nav the tln.s
Of a sat ot mau who deliberately becam. 1oy.
bxealera It von]d bo on r'v;tb riok;no
ont the sarne number q. tar.navsra n ,.rva
mt tho a1t1ern,en,a torm of innr;aonn,.nt -
they had boon consigned 10 tail for con.onnt
of conrt. +. wm,f1 In n,;,} r,oro .t ch.o.,,, y
II rovs;t1a IN movo NJ, onnro,r;ot;o, ~ H.
fpn;1e u nav tho finn NJ h;ro5 .tt1rn rs ,,,,,o
vio,oto tho co,rtoo;oo ~ IN ,,roto.,;an 49,,
br;no tho oorv+s ;nto .on+o1,,,t ~. ~, ="
corn1nni3a,;on ~ ,bo;r ,,;an,.
r. h,o C,.ro~,t;on r.,rro, .,,.
n t,,o on;r,nn 9TH u,,ic,, IL Il aaa.o>,:.a',
~ -. 40 >No>u'oA VI
, 1875-06-09

u. AzTau, tho dure Of Oso!x Rous$s n
Lyons, h dead, h NM oncs istnKutAhsd psf
aonsuy, 10 ! vary extraordinary p,Auaaf, BY tha
Thlsd NAfotEok. Tha E3pAso< rl4ltad tyQp&
IN 1860. Ii MA aomsyhAt A&14ld Of suts.taa
ia Cxul1 Qouaz& qaA&sE,' md soas4llsd -
, 1875-06-09

nRsrER!A LODGE, No. 81: 4. +. 1 4. y: 4:-n.Eu.
md ttsla ~-ets ibis iyodnc.day} sssning. ,!ona o.
THIRD DhuEEE. E.r1y attendance detirsd. thst
Al n'rotk promptly. e. II. Brennan ". N.
UHAS. f. FtElEsTER, Eep'y. ~
, 1875-06-09

,uooIEY's THEATRE y. oaotrh .srscs; he,~tes
Gtafx ann ieSkIlr. Engagement oF .lohu Thompson.
"Zykes, the Snowman" A1taruoou aud aEsn!pR.
, 1875-06-09

M'v1cKEn's r!1EA7TnE-Madi,on strees htt~ee.
dearborn and HtAts. Enta scmcnt Of n. D. kobnrtA
rantomlme1tunps. Jack and ,tlll."
, 1875-06-09

AuAuIMY or MUSIC t1.nra ;m.teet. = hssTssu -, MD.
fapn sud Afbna Engagement 1f nsrstly1 MlnstrelA.
Eva. TAla Of t1s IiaIeus." Afternoon and s7unoS.
, 1875-06-09

.TwENTY.TH1Rn srnEEr GROUNDS -uhAmpten.
ship sarle OF baso hail hntwsru Tho Boston aud CHI
talp EaubB. uRfnp called It 3:4k.
, 1875-06-09

ADEIFHf fT{fFATRE-rsartorn ,t,e,,t, corner Mon
tee Variety HntnrtAlnnlant. Atotnocn and syanins.
, 1875-06-09

nr.FNf5IfER THAT FOR TEN YEARS MAT EAvR
hccu accumnAtlnC tho fAcs If lady. removed bY
"1.aas buon q Youth, and ho1 complexion render.
cd frtAh and fair. Fold hy All dFu&R1tts.
, 1875-06-09

The modern ran!aloon has set tho th,1decc /,
rosr on many festival occasion; ln,s pcrl,a,,
mono Of the eminent hrttstH who t,ayo cpsa-nd
that difficult aud lofty role can DO coe,pnrad n,:
q Hrooklyn Eonus-noN, alasf no more. la
was c'otk in dry goods htorc, and owncl 14t
phira of rants all souna In asory prtt, and cut
according to tho latest atyfe BY ner t,ant.ta;lar
prinoes. 4. T. STEWART employed l,ltnt couild.
in9 tho vefsot dopattment to his care, an4
paying him an annual salary of e4,0po,
hckinu1 was his Dauao. Gtft:l by IA.
tnre ns well as by art, ho maGipnlalcd t1,o
fairy fahtlcs OF tho loom with gr:co thnt wea
oil ]toa,ts. and. ~ reward OF suo;lt. rscciyet
nevofhl honorable suggestions OF m:rriago from
beautiful aud accomplished wo:nou. arrwAIr
j. TO. held hin IN h1Kll favor, sri fur tim,
seriously considered tho proptIoty Of giving linn
d amRli, direct interest in the pr,titx Of taa
establishment. But, In the worla Of lilo familiar
md pathetic ba1Ind:
At laa suspicion nauo to ta employer ,o'n:a
That CtAnLEa Auura7us tfoAca wo.s Ito ,a.ltr too
luc. wv
30 they ses watch on hm, ,1tectcd cyi.
dauccs Of hiB guilt, aud sent au oilleor to lsa
louso to recover tho goods which ho lad boon
convicted Of stealing. a sterner and mort
dreaded omtssa.y had proceeded tho agent of Tue
law. Tho handsome dry-goo1s olors was lsad.
Tue funeral proceeded without interruption,
altar wlich $4,000 Il, stolen velvet yyas sccoy.
orod. tho effects Of tho deceased wcso then
taken possession OF BY tho Public Administrator,
--aobotly appearing to claim thcnl,-anl dta.
poaed Of ut public auction. Included In tho List,
as already noticed, wore III pairs Of pants,
tTanty.nIuo Of wluch woso regular ''ducxs" OF
pantd. and tho rest exquisite ctssimercs and
br9adclothu hfcklRuY's reIipioua cony,rtfnns
, 1875-06-09

last week esysi
II l!aa bseu hut short wts since MACDONALD was
&hvE In ELLGnst s4ioon then ltAdxnNAN Was ta1'y
cut by Two ru!!aus 1t tas CORNER VI Twelfth *nd Asi'
atst-f.thasn Hfs with IEFF FLowx4s, colosAt,
neatly killed. by tnohef hseto lsxt wu1k tho co.
evening luax beaten nsarly 10 death II tbs oes-
ues VI Twelfth mud 0rAounp streets; Monday sssunx
Tao4Ax uE1a stabbed kua killed C1AALks ALExEckFf
Tue4I,J JAnks Q. cAAx1rz wsx shot aud tillsd ~
Jouh 7, GAA11A.
In view OF this "bzoexy" disregard Ut human
Ito, aud tho chesriui regularity and promptnssa
wth wAich 1t IL dispoaod of In cosusson. u
would ssem to b. ~ adul.abie sunmor-FeaoEt
fos those who arc wsazy " lfs and deslfs 10 lAy
down il hutdana,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-07
NEW YORK TRIBUNE ,
''The Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

IN THE RECENT ELECTIONS THE
people have declared in flvor Of hon
esiy ia politics and independence in jour
naliSin. The Tribune, which years ago
declared that it was not and never would
be party organ, claims. the verdict, rs
the popular vindication Of its course, and
recognizes in the result the voice OF the
people for reform and integrity in govern
ment, for clndcr and independence
among newspapers. During the cam
paian which has gust closed The Tribune
has fully maintained lis right TO the title
OF the Lending American Newspaper"
This position it has earned and retains
for the following, among other reasons:
Ii publishes ait the news, earlier more
fully and more intclligcntly than any OH
er paper.
II insists on peace throughout the
whole country, the right of local self
government, and the protection of all
Glasses in the exercise of their Just and
legal rights.
1t advocates confidence and good feel
ing between North and South, and labOrs
for an honest and abiding reconciliation.
1t maintains fairness and clndor toward
all public men and questions, and dignity
and courtesy toward associates and rivals.
1t publishes scientific news, reports dis
cussions and discoveries to q degree of
tullness and accuracy never before attain
ed by any newspaper.
1t gives every week ten or more columns
of the most carefully prepared a@ricultu-
raj matter during the year. much more i'll
the aggregate than the entire contents of
any other agricultural publication, and
the whole forming department of which
an eminent agricultural editor said: at
has done more to make good farmers than
any other influence which has ever ex-
isted."
If has r,,,hIiSbpI n series Of scientific.
and literary extras which have met a
wider sale and more emphatic popular APP
proval than any similar publication of the
kind.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-07
To Our Friends.

We appeal to you to come to our
support in a substantial manner
We have received several additions
to our subscription list lately. We
want many more. Sustain and sup
port your county paper first, fore
most and before all others. The
threat has been made to starve us
out. We have no fears on this
score, but we want our hands
strengthened; that we may be
enabled to kill off all oppossers to
the will and wishes OF the honest
people ofour County and State. We
intend to battle for our people, and
all we ask of them is the ammuni-
ton. Como up with your one dol
lar solid shot and your three dollar
schrapnel.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-07
The Wrong Side Of the Meridian

On the down hill side of life, which an
old medical writer quantity terms - the
wrong side of the MERIDIAN" when the
functions decay and the frame gradually
bends under the weight of years, the sys-
TEN requires to be sustained under the
burden imposed upon it. Innumerable
physical ailments and Inifrmities then
press upon it to which it had been in ear
lier life "A stranger. The surest and pleas
ATTEST support and solace of. declining
years is found in Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, long recognized as the most whole
some and agreeable of diffusible stimn-
lants, the most potent of tonics and al
teratiyes. The aged and infirm may place
implicit confidence in this Invigorating
elixir, which not only checks those mala-
dies to which elderly persons are pecriii-
arly subject, but in IA measure retardS the
encroachment of time upon the constltu-
ton.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-07
Officers of the State Grange.

The following are the officers
elect for the State Grange of Mis-
sissippi for the ensuing two years
W. Il Hemmmgway, Carrollton
Carroll county, Master.
Put Darden, Fayette, Jefferson
county, Overseer.
Maj. E. G. Wall, Jackson, Kinds
county, Lecturer.
L. J. Jackson, Liberty, Amite
county, Steward.
Frank Burkit, Houston, Chicka-
saw county, Assistant Steward.
W. r. Rainey, Starkvilie, Oktib-
-beha county, Chaplain.
J. b. Robertson, Brownsville,
Kinds county, Treasurer.
w. Il. Williams, Rienzi, Alcorn
county, Secretary.
L. S. Terry, Kosciusko, Alfalfa
county, Gate-Keeper-.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hicks, Benton, Yazoo
county, Ceres.
Mrs. J N. Gill, Oxford, Lafayette
county, Pomona.
Mrs. Matte Burkit, Houston,
Ghickasaw county, Flora.
Mrs. Augusta Ably, Claiborne
county, Lady Assistant Steward.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
W. l.. Hemingway, Carrollton,
Carroll county.
i. o. BridcwelI, Beauregard, Co
,Diah county.
w. w. Vaugh;, Magnolia, Pike
-~ounty.
WI. Williams, Rienzi, Alcorn
county.
A. J. Vaughan, Marshall county,
Post Office, Memphis Tenn Proxy
TO National Grange.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-07
LOCAL MATTERS

The name of our popular young
friend and fellow-townsman, Mr.. G.
A Baldwin, appears to-day among
the list OF nominees of the Demo-
-cratic-Conservative party of Madi-
son County for Chancery Clerk. Mr.
Baldwin is eminently qualified for
the position, is strength to the
ticket, and if elected will give uni
versal satisfaction.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-07
The finest and prettiest mems
hats are at the Red store.
Cut this Quit NAV Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suf-
ferS more or less with Lung Disease.
Coughs, Colds or Consumption. yet some
would die rather than pay - cents for Il
bottle of medicine that would cure them
DIR. \. BoSchce's German Syrup has late
" been introduced in this country from
Germany. and lis wondcrous cures aston
isles every one that Try it. If You doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and
rake it to your druggists, CasselI Il
Bau GIN, and get a sample bottle for 10
cents and Try II, or Il regular size for -
cents.
G. G. GREEN, Woodbury., n. j.
-cOWI13
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-07
Coolest Ice in town for sale by
James, PriestEey s Co.

Get your job printing done at the
MAIL office. New presses, new and
fashionable type and complete stock
of stationery. Call and see samples
of work and prices.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-07
CITY OFFICERS |:

Robe Powell, Mayor and er oeicio
Aagisu 2.
W. A teele, City Treasurer.
James Leonard, City Marshal, j. G.
Thigpen, equity Marshal.
Adermea-N. C. Orrick, James McFar-
.and, George Handy, p. L. Noonan, j. V.
Fitchett, Isham Garrett.
School Iyustees-H. S. Foote, Jr., j j.
Richards, East Ward; j. M. Anderson,
John Garrett, West Ward.
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Fruit Boxes for sale by
JAMES PRIESTLEY & Co.

Gov. Allen is conducting q most
vigorous campaign in OHIO, and the
prospect is that he will be re-elect-
ed Governor by a very large ma
jority. The people evidently have
faith in " Stand up William Allen"
and it would not surprise us if he
was the next President of the Unit
ed States.
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Young, men. have your Wedding,
party and ball invitations and pro-
gramme cards printed at the MAIL
office. We have a handsome stock
of the latest style stationery suita-
BILE for such occasions. Call and
see samples of work.
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Subscribe to the CANTON MAIL.
Ice, Ice, Ice for sale by
James PrieSfIcy S. Co.

Go to w. J. Kendall and have
your measure taken for one ofthoSe
beautiful Philadelphia suits; or if
You prefer home manufacture, he
can fit you just as well. Try him.
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Duncan, Sherman & Co, had no
more than twenty-five accounts in
the United States. The principal
sufferers are in Europe. To this is
to be attributed the little stir caus-
ed by the big failure in this coun-
try.
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STATE OFFICERS /:

A. Ames, Governor.
A. h. Davis, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
w. III. Gibbs, Auditor Public Accounts.
Jones s. Hamilton, Deputy Auditor
Public Accounts.
o.. III. Holland, Treasurer.
James fill, Secretary OF State.
q. f. Harris, Attorney General.
n W. Cordozo. Superintendent of Pub
lie Education.
II. w. Warren. Levee Commissioner.
- Brasher, Deputy Leyee Commits
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CANTON MAIL.
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
n. 8. OFFICERS !:

Hon. r. A. Hill, Judge of Circuit and
District Court.
q. L. Swan, Clerk OF Circuit and Dis
leroy S. Bronn, u. S. Marshal of the
Southern District of Mississippi.
w. III. Ford, (office) Deputy Clerk,
Jackson.
III. NJ. Swan, Deputy Marshal. Jackson.
j. w. Blessing, Deputy Marshal Vicks-
burg.
Henry Wilson, Deputy Marshal,
NatcheZ.
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Fruit Boxes tor sale by
James PriestEey s. Co.

Old papers, suitable for wrap
ping, patterns, ETC., can be had at
this Office at 75c per hundred, or in
smaller quantities at one cent apiece.
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UNIVERSITY5MISSISSIPP|
OXFORD.

The next Session opens on Wednesday,
October 9Th.
This is Il Home Institu6e-the State
Uniyersity-in which all the people of the
State should feel interested, and where
the young men of the State should be
educated.
The expenses are moderate-tuition fee
only S25 per annum-the location is
healthy; the course of instruction thor
ough, the Faculty complete, and compos-
ed of able, experienced men.
For Catalogue or information. apply to
the Chancellor,
ALEX z. STEWART.
July 81, 1S75.-2S.
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For the best wines, liquors and
cigars, call on Mons. Louie at the
Lower Pearce House.