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q n, AuCttOU0er1.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LIE Droit Building, corner 9Th aud streets.
TRUsTEE SALE Of yALUABLE REAL Es
II VsI TEN pl MIINTTEs WALK OF THE NAVY
Tth day Of October, 1858, and duly recorded in
and the written request Of the party secured there
xl iS e
l4th, at o'clock p m, the following described real
; SsisS %s; s the 81 g
uniontown to Benning,s Bridge, and the northwest
q Part Of the s Ta st Of hand od oh
sGra e I .ss;i g ss 's %ss
K2S feet at to the dyidins line between Gharls: A.
west soa feet, thence north % deg, east SIS feet,
thence north Ss deg, west $50 feet to the beginning
Terms o. sale: One half cash. the residue in equal
payments in six and twelve months, with interest,
to Be- the dsy 81
sale Conyeyancing and recording to be at the cost
piled with FIVE days the trustee reserves the right
TO resell ten days public notice, at the cost an
marso-sn Y6GSG MiDDLEr0N, aaei,.
81 THE ABovE SALE is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, April 2Ist, same time and place.
apis YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED until WEDNESDAY, April 2Sth, same
time and place. BY order of the Trustee
apo YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts.
L Anciioneer and Real Estate Broker.
tSuccessor to Latimer j Cieary,l
southwest corner Penna. avenue AID llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
OH AND 2IsT SHEETS NORTHWEST
- by virtue of deed Of trust to dated
u:a August 81, 1874, and recorded in Liber No 759.
folio 10, one OF the land records for the District of
Columbia and by the request OF the parties secured
public auction, on TUESDAY, April 2Sth, 1875 at
D clock p m, all that certain piece parcel of
ground and premises situate in the city of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, and described Lot
thirty six 1861 in WorthingtOn Dorsey 3 trustees
in chancery, subdivision Of original lots one, two,
three. &c, OF Square number (77I as
the same is recorded in the Surveyors Office of the
District OF Columbia, improved by q substantial
three story Brick Dwelling with Back Building.
Terms Of sale: Twenty five hundred dollars and
the per Of sale and taxes for 1915, in cash;
twenty five hundred dollars in one year, at ten per
cent interest; the balance in two years. with inter
est at seven per cent the purchaser, at his op
ticn pay the costs Of sale, taxes &c, with six
months interest on five Thousand dollars, and the
present mortgage will be permitted TO remain till
maturity By punctnal payment Of interest Tue
est at seven per cent All conveyancing at cost of
purchaser. III terms Of sale not complied with
IN ten days the Trustees the right to resell
at cost OF aeianlting purchaser, on i've days notice
R.W. DOwNMAN,lr.r.,...
90 GREEN, trustees.
apel,d THOMAS DOwLINa. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, auctIoaee..
w Successor 90 Green " illiAuas, Auc;ionesrs.
1901, northwts, corner lpth and y streets.
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until WEDNESDAY, April 2.th, same
time and place. By order OF the Trustee.
apA YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON. Ancts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

NASH. Is. WILLIAMS, Auctiou-er.
w Successor TO Green Williams, Auc.s,l
No 1901, northwest corner of 10th and ID streets.
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soUARE sao. BETwkES Ter ksp 81 SIS.
EAST AND AND C STREETS NORTH
AND OF PART OF SQUARE $50. BETWEEN
nav JERSEY AVENUE AND NORTH CAP
IT0L STREET AND AND STREETS
- By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Cour, of
tie District 81 Columbia, passed ON the 2gth dsr
-'f March, Isa5. in the case OF William = Hun
tngton, trustee, ~. Robert ]. Walker and Others.
being Equity cause number yd92: aud hy virtue of
the several DEGREES made ia said and referred
TO in said order, stall sell the highest bid-r,
on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day e MAY,
la5, at o clock p NJ the whole of square number
20. ia the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia
This square is between lst ami "a streets and
and q streets north. and contains about 255.Sil
square ieei. IL J. ublmHTuNed. and will b. suii ia
oHe parcel 20 that whoever buy, 10 divide IN tut,
streets, alleys and lOts 10 suii himself
ALSO.
On the same day. Nav sth.i a. 30 clock p M
part Of original lot bordering the % foot alley
the southwest corner Of Sad lot. running theme.
north eighty two feet ten and une half Lch, theme.
east forty feet, thence south eighty two aud
one half inches. and thence wet forty feet to the
place Of beginning. TIN, ground l. also proved
4, Lies north of the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
depot. II will he sold in pIrcel.
Terms 81 sale: One fourth cash. the remainder iu
three equal lstamcnts ia Is. = aud u month";. tn.
deferred payments 20 bear interest from day If sale
and o. Ice SecuI ed 10y the nOtcS It the purchaser aud
lien on the property sold AZ the of sale d.
post OF : 2tp viii Ice required ei the purchaser 90
square 30 and deposit 81 loa uf the purchaser ct
the land in square 60 II The term Of sale a. -
either parcel lie not complied with IA seven day
from day Of salc. that parcel will be rr.1ld ihs
risk and cost OF the default ing purchaser. All con
A. woRTHINGrON, Trustee.
ap2l-1 WASH. u WILLIAMS. aucfs
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los. y. KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. goa sth street northwest
RCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
IN ON ELElENTH STREET, BETWEEN .
AND STREETS NORTHWEST

AND Il STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust dated December
- 6, ls7o, to me, and duly recorded in Liber No
634 folio ~, one Of the land rec )rds for Wash
Ington county, District Of Columbia, aud at the
guest of the parry secured thereby, L will sell, at
public auction, in front If the premises, on 18th
street, between and X streets northwest, on SAT-
URDAY the gath day Of A pril instant, at clock
p M all that certain piece or parcel Of ground ly
ing in the city of Washington District Of Col lmba
known and described a. lot numbered twenty six
D. in Coltman and Adams recorded subdivision of
square three hundred aud nine 3d.
Terms Of sale: Oae-thIrd Of purchase money aud
the expenses Of this sale In cash, baisnoc in sn
twelve months with Interest, to be secured by de.i
Of trnst on the property sold dep sit of HOW'LL
be requi,e OF the purchaser when the property il
struck eli. AL c0uNeyancing ~ cost of pu Chaser
III the terms OF sale are not implied with in five
days from the day of sale the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property a. the cost and risk of
the defauliing purchaser.
DAVID ". KELSEY. Trustee.
apl5 eoSds jos. r. KELLEY, AUct
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VhLThBLE BUILDING LOT ON L STREET,
sTBEETs wEsT, At Auction. ioI
- On SAT- RDAr, April gaia, al o'clockp
- in Lloyd L MagiEs Subdivision Of Square 6ap
Terms: One third cash; balance in 9, IL and Is
months.
ar2s,st THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionecr.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor TO Green 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and ID streets
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sp2 lUt SAMUEL z. SMITH, Trustee

~ TIVE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, April 2lst. same time and place.
RN order Of TrIsfee
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BOARDING.

BOARDlNG.
EoR RENT, WITH BOARD. In a private
L family a large second story front and third
story back ROOM: very desirable summer Resi-
tcnce; centrally located Terms moderate. Call OF
address No. 1905 street southwest. ap2i-3t~
RoARDING Handsomely furnished rooms, with
- frst-ciass TABLE BOARD. Terms m derate
Tor the summer. Apply l7O4 L street north
west ape 81
BOARD AND ROOM-In a priyat famiIy-for
- gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; location
unsurpassed. No. 122 81 rect southeast. within a
square OF street OF avenue cars. Reference re
Iulted. ap22 st
RO0MS AND BOARD-Scycral Of the most desir
H able ROOMS, at 100 and 1IO4 18th street.
near Massacu sctts avenue. with first class Table
Board. hne location and terms very mod
crate. am, Ri
A Dot BILE AND SINGLE ROOM for rent, with
IN tOARD, at l0l6 Massachusetts, ave- apl9 81 :
tNOR RENT With 6rst-class Table Board,
l. ROOMS, single and en- suite, moderate prices for
spring and summer months; No. 6l7 llth street
northwest, near +. MARI Tvs
NlLLIKENS-C srzer Of 10th and L streets
!'l northwest, ashington, d. c., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Board by the week or
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
oughly renovated and refurnished
feb6-y FRANK MILLIkEN, Proprietor.
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FT'EVNAS DOW IINU.
l. AuciioAccr and Real Estate Broker.
(SCCoessor to Latimer h Cieary,t
Southwest corner Of Penn avenue and llth street
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VTNHUMAS DUWLING,
Il Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
tSuccessor to Latimer j Cleary,I
Southwest corner Penna. avenue And 18th street
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CHOICE OOLONG TEA
SOC. per pound.
CHOICE oOLONG TEA
soc. per pound.
CHOICE OOLONG TEA
soc. per pound.
CHOICE OOLONG TEA
5Oc. per pound.
CHOICE OOLONG TEA
SOC. Per pound.
CHOICE OOLONG TEA
soc. per pound.
CHOICE OOLONG TEA
soc. per pound.
CHOICE OOLONG TEA
"Oc. Per pound.
CHOICE ooLoNG TEA
See.
JOr.
sec.
5Gc.
See.
q. g. lORNWELL 4 SONS.
FINE GROCERS,
I4is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
APPS Opposite Willard . Hotel.
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w
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, les. than
manufacturer price for cash. or on monthly nav
ments. HAMILTON
marc sr Corner % and ID streets northwest
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rTHONAS BOWLING
Il Auctioneer ard Real Es.z.e Broker.
fSGCc--sDr O. - inner Car
SoushN e-t corner fcnns avenue nd ilth .lr---t
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MASH. h. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor 20 Green a Williams. auctinneer,
No 1901, northwest corner 10Th and ID streets
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u Z. M. c. A.
ROOMS CORNER arg nm sTpr

ITu>lrtS
W sshlngton. ID. q, April 10th. i,fs, api0-Sw
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TRUSTEES SALr OF ALL THAT VALUABLE
TY BELONGING To IRE Estate OF CHAs.
CoLIMAN, DECEASED, CoMPRISING =
50 AMI THE PREMISES kNONN AS No.
1929 NJ sTkEkT NORTHWEST. No. Is23
WANNA AVENUE WEST. AND Mo-. laos,
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NHREE STORES IN ONE,

WfioRFRztHHah S%E1Ssss:2gs .sP p. G q ..
a. HAHILfON = P1ARS0NB,
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rs NOTICE TO OWNERS OF RIAL ES-
~ TATE-WHlTAKER COOKE, us FIT
tenth street, in anticipation of an amendment TO
present law continue to give special attention to All
Claims against the late District government, partc-
change in grade Also, pay special Improvement
taxes ~ discount. fsbH- tY
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LNOR SALE
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCES
L. street, b"tv cen Connections avenue and 18th
street, two stories, mansari roof and basement ten
rpCmS. water and gas, and all modern conyeniepces
EssS terms. bargain in an attractive house.
Two story. marsard roOi and basement HOUSE.
On the north side of Corcoran stree, between 18th
ana nth streets DOr Invest nine rooms every modern
cUnVeileuces; terrace and fine yard &c. The sur
rouhdings attractive and the property desirable
and cheap. B. II WARMER
ap-b 81 Corner 9Th and streets
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II TION. Ogc,- 80 Nee YORK arsDKs
DR.. R.ofA. AseHt-Daf Sr:-After suffering
many Years from catarrh, bronchitis, lung and
wound diseases, and having tried many eminent
81 vslclans without getting Any relief, wa> advised
to try Oxy gen Air, and hayi ing u.ed il mont IA.
find nv self perfectly cured therefore desire that
all suffering from the same disease, should know of
your treatment. believing they will receive the
same Lcnefii tina: I have. Not wishing my name
published. bnt Won refer all that call for in.
formation to me. NJ. II. Washington, n. c. a2i Inn
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PERsoNAL.

4 4. Singleton, Esq ("him of the
elegant mamfers.m Has Returned
from an extended tour through the
States: 'incinel,ng the "0id Domin-
ion," much improved, physically.
T. w. Packer, Esq, the energetic
architect and builder, was in the
the city during the week.
Messrs. Walker Durfey aud Hugh
Lawson, two clever young men and
promising Young attorneys of this
place, hstve removed to Bolivar
county fer the practice of law.
Success to them.
Mr.. Harry Newsom has succeed
ed Mr. James Priestley ae agent OF
the Southern Bx press C6hpan at
Canton.
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The Borth-bound mail train on the
N. O., st. L. & q. Railroad, which
passed this place at 4 o'clock last
Monday .h'erning, ran into some
cdttle at trestle three miles north
of Walden, aud was wrecked. The
locomotive, postal and baggage
cars, passenger coach. and Chicago
sleeper jumped the track, the loco
motive being ditched and the postal
ear turned on its side. Fortunately
nO0ue was hurt, except the 'engi-
neer, Mr.. Dan. Beckton, who had
his hip put, out Of joiit and was
BADLY bruised and shaken.
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OUR JOB ~OFFlCE.-We have
never bad cause to Complain of the
share Of patronage eurIJ0B OFFICE
has received 'freD cur merchants
and citizens in -geaeralLnuch less
so of late. tGratefnl for the liberal
orders we have received recently,
We woa4d say to our friends aud the
public generally, that we are now:
prepared, with .new presses, new
type, aud afull stock St <stationery.
to execute, with sneatness and de-.
spatch, posfess,t hand bills; circulars,
BUSINESS cards, bill heads, ,et!eg.
heads, accounts sales, cot ton sl,ip-
ments, etc. etc. We are also pre-
paredf TO do fine work, such as visit +,
ing cards, funeral 'invit atirus. b u.
tickets, party tickets, enc. Al werAs
at cityprices
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VOCAL MUSIC.

Having been solicited to form a
c0cal class, i. e.. to teach Singing by
by note. I herewith give notice that
l will commence the same by the
hsst of October, and would respect
fully request ali who wish to join
the class to give me their nance as
soon as possible, as only limited
number will be received, aud it be-
ing desirable for .ail members to
start at the same time. Terms, two
dollars per month.
ct ADOLPHUS BROWN.
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M A 4 RI Ed.

-COMPTON.-Ati the Luz
natic Asylum, by the Rev. John Hunter.
DIR. James MELVILLE, Assistant Physician;
to Miss Mamie L. Compton, daughter of the
Superintendent.
Wewish'e6r youHg friend, The Doctor,
and his lovely and accom- 1isired bride a
long life of usefulness and,uniilloyed hap
piDess
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Y0awilF'fnd at Gwinner's a late
arrival, and 6f recent styles, OF
Ladies'. French Kid ard Pebble
Goat, side lace, Box-toe Shoes, of
the best make and most approved
patterns. Also, Melfs aid Boys
Calf Imperial, Congress snd Alexis
Ties. They ARE giving the shoe
trade especial attention, &nd their
goods will combine style with dura!
bility. Have also feceived'a line of
Mems, Boys and Children's Hats,
for the fall. of latest styles. At
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We refer our readers to the an
nouuce4nent of Prof. Brown. Vocal
music in classes has been greatly
neglected in our community, aud
our young people would do well to
place themselves under Mr.. Browns
instruction, as singing is one VI the
most agreeable accomplishments for
ladies and gentlemen. Let every
body Join the class.
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CANTON GRANGE, No. s72, p. q.
at the Grange room, in Odd
Fellows Hall, on the Sd Saturday
Of every month, at. 10 o'clock A. Il.
All good patrons Hte Invited to at
tend our meetings.
VIM. PkIEsTLEY,
VIM. Mcbride, Master. +,
Sect'y.
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Attention zig called to the card of
the Wolf, and Lower PearcI House,
canton. Messrs. Turk & ,Yergain.
the pi oprietofs; are two of the clev.
crest gentlemen to be found this
side OF Helena, Ark; arid if they
done know h6w tJ keep a botel our
Junior learned the. art Of romapciat
while he was up in the Hoosier
State-he says they do. Try them.
-CarthayihsHa.
There lis a f5dr"coiinected with
the above caravausary.
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COEoRED FIRE CoMPANY.-Mr.
r. w. Garrison is making efforts to
organize and equip colored Fire
Company. The project isl worthy
one, aud should have the encourage.
ment of our citizens. The colered
boys always make good Firemen,
and would .bea valuable addition to
our Fire Department. Success to
YOUR effort, ~BiIly.n
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FIRE.

On Thursday morning last, about
3 o'clock, our fire bell pealrd fort b
its dread alarm. Canton No. 1, and
Hook and Ladder No. 1, were both
quickly at the scene of the fire-a
cottage IN West Canton, occupied
by Mr.. Sheridan, and adjoining
that of Mr.. John Hawkins. The
engine was rendered locally Bseless,
as no water could I've obtained. ex.
cept by the bucket men, and that
from q tank which the sucti0n-pipe
of the engine could not reach. All,
however, worked bravely, and did
all that could be accomplished with |
buckets, axes and hooks, succeeding
in saving the adjoining houses.
INCIDENTS:
The Hook and Ladder boys won
golden opinions for themselves by
their prompt and energetic actions,
and bid fair to rival their friends of
the engine company.
Assistant Foreman BOddie, of the
Hook and Ladder company, was
an over by the truck aud severely,
hcugh not dangerously, hurt. Mr..
,. 8. Jeffrey, of the same, tainted ,
rom exhaustion while working near
he Are. Capt. T. T. Singleton is
aid to be the right man. in the
light place. The Engine boys didn't
ave fair chance, but say their
ime next. Our aGemen are willing
0 dispense with the services of the j
elbow jackets the next time. Thei
re is hot enough, I.
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CITY OFFICES
FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized to announce SINGLE
TON GARRETT, Esq, as candidate for
the Office of Mayor at the approaching
municipal election. s. paid
Ed. CIFIzEN-P4ease ,aMs1ouuce me as
Republican candidate fer the office of
Mayor of the city Of Canton.
IS paid M. s. DUNN, !,
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FOR CoTTONWEIGHER,

We are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM GROSS, the Psople's choice, Is .
candidate for Cotton Weigher for Madison
county. 40 paid.
We aFe authorized to announce JOHN
III. BROWN, as a candidate for Cotton,
Weigher for Madison county. $40 paid.
" e are authorized to announce THOMAS
c. BOswORTH as a candidate for Cotton
Weigher for Madison county. $40 paid
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For SALE CHEAP FOE, CASH.
Two Sewing Machines, {new.) one
Grover 81 Bakers, for sevehtyifive
dollars the other, Wilssn's ahuttle
Sewing Machine, for fifty idollats.
The above 10 the manhfacturers'
prices. We will sell either Of the
above for fifteen dollars less the ad.
vertised rates. Apply ct the C4rI-
ZEN OFFICE. 1T
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tSec. 25A, Revised Coase.A

NCoCs ~'4%1 DGcVHSo0 OOf&6.1
If any person shall, by illegal force
or threats Of force, prevent, or en-.
deavOr to prevent, or buy, any
elect0r from giving his vote, be
shall, apOn cOnvictiea, be panisbed
by imprisonment in the peeiteatiary
for term not exceeding TIVE years,
or in a cOunty Jail not exceeding one
year, or by fine not exceeding five
hundred dollars, or by both such
fine and imprisonment.
COMMUNE BoNUM.
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Agents for American Citizen

The following are our authorized agents.
Their receipts are good against this Office.
CAxzS,E Gwinner & Bro.
Camtletah-Robt. BeHuett, Peter Monday.
Elhaf6nhEJohn Hiif. :,
BFsafsine-Capts i. c. PosteiA, and
w. II. Dudley.
verndHtJ0a fn OTIS.
MadisJn3apt. b. f.. Montgomery.
Sulphur ,stJo1n +. Cfatin.
Afil1ville-Ropt C9eek.
CaIhoun-G. x. Kemp.
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NOTICE.-AIl Watches. Clocks
and Jewelry left with T. r. Clark
for repairs, are now. ready for deliv-
cry, and if charges OILS anne afe not
paid before October 10th, 1875. will
be sold at auction.
si1t4 j. RICHARDS, Agt.
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NOTIOE.-A lady, of several
years experience, desifes'a situation
as teacher lin a school Tor private
family. Address, :" Teacher" care:
AMERICAN CITIZEN, Canton, Hiss.
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Fred Green, an intelligent and
sprightly colored boy about nineteen
years of age. and porter on the New
Orleans Railroad, in Jumping from
a switch-engine, at this place, fell on
the track and was killed. Both legs
were severed from the body, at the
thighs.
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The south bound freight train on
the Mississippi Central Railroad ran
off the track ut raylor's, on Satur-
day night last. Messrs. Tom Will
liams and - Dunn, the engineer.
were seriously injured, but are both
up and about.
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II.sQ.t .. IF.

HAEDoF MADISON ENrAMpMENT, ]
No. -, 1. o. o. F., ,
CCAETsN, Miss, July 1; 1875.
AtaregulAr me+tiu|of the Camp
held on 7h.i22d day of june. 1876,
the following officers were duly
elected for the ensuing term:
Q: G: Campbeli,' Chief Patriarch.
NWiilianT Pri-stley!! High Priest. |
Henry Lord, Scribe.
q St. John, Senior Warden.
y. w. Baughn, Treasurer.
SS G! OOchran,t JuhiOt Warden. !
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THE Ct0ArY GRANGE r OF Il. OF MADISON
eCOUNrYEQ6 -.

Will meet at the Grange rooms in
Odd Fellows Hall in Canton on the,
LIST Monday, 4th day of October.
1875, at 10 a,p. A full and punci
tual attendance is desired. A basi
ket lunch sociable, as tper rresolu
tion,sis expected. :.
J.B. YELLowLY, Master.
WIN. PRIEsrLKY, Sec.
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Gail on wv. j. MoSBY & co aud
supply yourselves with TURNIP
SEED-fr~sh from d., La,dreti. &
Sons. .jy3l=2:n
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What brute hitched that poor, old
dumb animal, opposite the CITIZEN
office, yesterday morning, aud left
him in the cold, beatiBgrain all dayi
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Fits CURED FlIEE.!

Amy person suffering from the above
disease is ,requested to address DIR: PRICE,
and IA trial hottie of medicine viii be for
wnrded- by Express.
FREE!
Theonly cost being the express kharges,
which owing to my large business. are
small.
nr; Frice, has made theitreat,nent of
FITS OR EPILEPSY
a study for years, and he will warrant a
cure.by the use of his, remedy.
Do not fail to send to him for n bottle: il
costs nothing; aud he
WILL CURE YOU,
no matter of how long sta nding your case
may be,oh how many. otllerr resiia2ies NAV
have failed
Circulars and testimonials sent with
:'BRER TRIAL BOTTLE.
Be particular to give youf Express. as
y ell a. your Post Office direction. and
Address.
DIR. CHAS. T. PRICE.
am Street, 70
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%. L. Gross, High Priest. I
Cap. VIM. Priestley. e. King. /
"A. NJ. Gdrley, E. Scribe.
B. g. Cough, Captain of the Host.
y. w. Baughn, r. s6joar6er.
y. W; Yeargai2; Z. A: c; ,
Thss; Stewart, :. ia :.
u. n. Mills, SScretary.
"A. ~. Stanford, Treasurer.
&C. Olsten, Sentinel.
Regular meetings list Monday
.evening0f each m5nth at'74 p. m.
Visiting cotfipapionSaie respectfully
iipvited to 9ttetjd.
~C.L Gloss, High Priest.