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sen lie Diel ODER iueHig 0elb,
sic odbten eIeid pieI fIabse.
'Sis 3islnano 90 e'latisIeib.
'Sis alsfort sppeS leb;
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llno 10 in ale YIaB!
Wfir Isbs al in llnseouIp,
Nieulano is 5ufrieoe;
sis bod infer ebsne Sdulb,
Gas mir 10 0'nanfe brute.
Der Bauer fIabst Waun'S bruHe il,
llno wieoer iu1nn e8 re9net;
gr iebnt eS net, oaB is 9miB,
8ann er 1T piel 9eIegnet
Sor Soft ma6t'S 8ettsr iuit 'baut redt.
llno 0lleS Ib0 ma6t iuahle
Sob mir Weuihe fin 70 i6le6t,
Wfir t0nnen'S net 10 a6te.
6Or idsint Die Suun eli ipeuis WOrm,
Damn is eS inns 81 bebb; e.
lln0 blobt en- ueni9 en- fiibler StOrn,
Oann fin mer lpieoer b6s.
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8as ipdrS bod net en- 8'paB,
8ann ieoem 8auer iuar 9ibenft,
Sie Wadt pom Better'8ab.
Ger $immsI babt 70 i@sdis perrc,
Wier t0nntS gar net befeine;
g ipdr iuie en- Sieb bon He9e.S6auers,
Surd Die Die Snuu milbt fdeine.
9fer fIubse net bonn &ettsr init,
lleber Sauieno annere Sadie,
Son iuas, iuann iuit mobl bente subit,
9 onbt bid iulinnerc made.
Wler flabee ipann uler ibaiIe muB,
llnb nann mir is Su Idaffe =
9 alIeS Gleno uno &erorub,
Miit Sdaiflent uno init @fOfe.
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Ser Bauer eppcs innlt,
limb iommert ,,ludr' ib iult Ell WfNDor,
8eIb made ,,ipdr FEN Sunit."
Ser 8aure.8ub benft, bort i'm StObr
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llno brau6t net DO bon Sobr gu SObr,
4IO9e nit bem SdimmeI.
,,llf Der Counter fOnnt id bofe,
Wlit ibOne &leboer ab :
I'm Gi9Grs, pie bdbt i6 fdmofe,
SD miibt Iade isI9er Drab."
Ser GIcrf mStObr'Sbor u0us
llno icbnt Die 8ug9ie8 fabre;
llno oenft, 80, Wdr i6 nlImme brauS,
Sie Ndbt id fell eniODe,"
,0rauS bdtmcbr 9uft, babnstio Itinft
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Sa$ ebm babin Idier gar peritidt,
llno immer is ell Blo9e,"
Ser 0ruder or fris9t al bic 8lubS,
&nnu 2eut ibn net beSoble;
,Sor lci CROP SIatt 70 tIbnf UOIl NlriuS,
llnb allies Dor 5lueb SbaIer.
Gr Ibmeibt iei Seoer ui Der Slid =
Strsft Ici SiiS in Die Sob;
OernOb lebnt er3nrilf III iu9t: II wish
That all these folks would pay"
Sd fann's net itdnOe 90, for mir
SeS 9roB Concern ufbalte,
llno$ gebt tuabrbafti9 all 3H Stifs,
8ann iie net ball 6c3abIe."
Ut piInldt oitmaIS, oaB sr ludr tobt,
Sber ebseno en- 8auerei.
Sann bat er alSfort plentb 8roO
lii febn 70 ebn Srauerei.
60 iebnt mer 2eut bon ale 0rdos,
Subne 9rummele uno 9redie,
Wer mebnt iie fin all aIte @fdo,
. bdIft bon ibne Sere.
80 f0une mir net 9Onloi9 mObne,
llno welle ab net iterbe -
8ann mir 10 in Der SimmeI fIlmmC,
WRir onbne'S gang berberbe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-09
Die ar6ete Nerbreituna.

Die circulation eT yTsnufsIpaatf4e
staats- 3tiiunsS in DanpblH County
N GROCER ais bic irssns siHsT anbsItH In pars
dsbHrs sssrudisH bsui(&sn ebsr eHsIil&tn 3ti.
iuns. Ole bifist bfstaIb bic brfe @sItssnbttt,
psitF BtrbTfituHs ~ ufTfHaftn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-09
ssarrisbura, Sa., oDnmerfas, september 3, 1878.
@esseiier fRr Reiiesss.

psnnfslpaaia Central Giisnbabn.
5aet ssrIaHtu bas TfHnlpISanta gtlfnbakA
Depot % parrtsbuEs t6sIi4 bts fcIsi,
Yin uHb na9 Mat 20. 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-09

-@as 20. gmScS!5cit Sts @orS.
amerifaniiden &uruerbaiiOes, tpeldlCs
am bOrieen Gamilo9 iu!gletp-gprf lei.
nen Gufdn9 u0bm nnO Trdteut hslldt
mar. ein9 ON SOnnerita9 81 epee
9luf Oem Gon0rCb Uuroc bCibIohcH, al.
len Shrnbereinen Der llnion cine Nc
prdIsntation bei Dem Centennial in Ybl'
laoeIpbia Oringsne 81 eIHpfeblen,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-09
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&ufss i'm aaHlsH Siadtk. Die 8Tanng N
nit ben bfIlsu unb bsp6britRtH anberu Gin.
Il&tunatn vsrltbu, unb bas bon ibr pTpbuiiTts
Bier II fIdftis. fVild. aHetHtbHt unb atfnnb,
nnT aus NaIi unb 9ppftH, pbHt Ssimildung
iddbII&u SubaanitH stbraut, = pas bsutin
ddat pebl nittt aanl unnGibia 90 btmtritH n.
Wis 8Taumtasr babe ID felt stupem 1sErn
Aueua Dtie, (fTiibTn partuer Bon Srn.
Ssitpb Dtf6. 8irrbrautT.) anatastIt. bs(Tsn
tmtHsute 9tfdbleuHs % httltm 8trufs aaae.
mttn anerfanui IN, unh nuf Ianai6triatr GEs
fabEuua unb fsTtstleblH @irfiamlfit In ,Hfi
beT ar66tsn SrauGrsitn pbilabflpbia's faett.
= gfrfduf uuttr bsm Htiftn une I'M &ftail.
GfHsHi aftbritH DnbliIuni ibsEbanpt unb ttn
ptTn BiribtH iHstfleHhTt smpftbIl I'D 40
staftsisH Sslaatn uHh 8tRtuaHssn
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GnItfrskfA q10 CTs 1914
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ssaaihIbaaii&t Staats5sItaas,
ptrausssssbfii bon

J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
trlafiHi ftbsn Dsnusraas. uHs ioatt %. 90
per Sabr, aabIbav innertalb bee Sakres, uHb
81. so mad Btraue bee SabreaHss.
SinlfIne GrtmpIartn, B 0eutS per Stid,
Rtine Sublaiptionfn perbeH fiir peniatr
Rismanb bas 9Iatt ab6sfsaeH. BE aIle Rad.
sinbt bsiabIt Hub.
- I'm bic aeTsas slntT 3sitane 40 Sa.
aabuH, mus uaa Die altf ispobl als aud
bic Htut ahrtns mltbsileH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-09

= Oie SeeberIllite bon amerifOui'
fden Sabr3eu9en, Die und Ser. GnN.
ten beitimint luaren uno ioIden Die ob.
9inesn, beIisfen iid im persan9eneu
Wonate auf 18; babon Itrauoeten 10,
3tuei lunroeu auf9egeben, eineS Ianf bel
eiuem 3uiammenitOb, eiueS 9in9 auf
Der See 3u @rnnoe unO 3 meroen Der.
mibt. 3pei 0aUon luarer SampGcr, 8
8arfen, l 8ri99 uno 10 Sdooner,
Ser 8ertb Der 8abrSel9e auSldlieblid
Der 9aoung betrn9 $4,000.
9ie Mmeritauer baben anf eiilntal
Elm neueS Stefenpfero erbalteu 0aS Dor
auSlidtlid Der ,,8aieball" epidemic ciu
Gnoe bereitcn miro. Die Qor6eereu
ipelde bic amsrifanil6en S6Iben in
SrIano errlln9en, laiIen tldmlid Die Al
Saule 9ebIiebenen Mmerifaner ndt
rnebr ruben, uno ss lolIen nnnmal iibcr.
all Sdlben.@ereine 9esriinOet lperoeu.
Sn 8albin9ton.eitD 1T bereits Elm bicI.
peripredenoer Gnfang 9emadt iuoroen
Die Gi9entbilmer bon breiScbn @alb.
in9toner Bud. linO cioenSbrndereisn
ioipie bic Gi9entbiimer bcS ,,glationaI
Wemlliean", Sentinel" %. Gbro.
nicle," ,,Sournnl" unO ,@eor9etolun
Courier" babeu cine &Orefe psr0ifent.
lidt,swprin lie on3ei9en, DAP iie lid pom
II. &llsnit an nibt mebr ilbie &eeclu
Ilno 8orldriiten Der Typographical
Union" oes Siitrifts Columbia binocn,
ba OisieIbe ben 8udbntferS Sutereiicu
oeS 9iitriftS suwiosrie iet ) Il ,H5
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvANI-
sCHESTAATs-zEITUNa" in Dauphin County
is larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as we'll as
German. II is therefore the best advertis-
ins medidnm In this part Of the State.
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Cumberland Saaeb GIieababn,
Belt Isabelle.
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burg atfabrtH.
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8On NewsOOrf na6 plpmOuth
eOnbsu. GbsrbOurs obsr 6ambura:
H,,s,. Obnsr Gallon $IOs
l. 'eaia'' llainu eaIoa $50
80n Sambur9 o6er Sapre na6
9eipsYcrf:
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''S1ia"' lHisrr SaIVn s72
paffass prtifs In paPitr;
Bon 0elpsYOrf na6 Nlpmouth
eOueOn. gbsrbOurs OSsr 5amburs.
3Bii&tue,d .. $2l.O0
Scn Sanbur9 Ooer Soapre:
3pll&enb,d $24.00
Rinbsr Jpif&tn unb 10 Sabr,n bic SdIftt.-
(aas incl. 8tfSfisuns).
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Dtstn 9adast In btsfsH 9ampfrn ptnbt man
I'D In Rsp~9crE an bic gsutraIsgaGaas >aasn>
ten Der einit
9. y. Ni6aro & Soas,
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hem Bsriauf BON @r6lsIn auf europa unb
nit ausiatIunsrn bon @sleHn In itttm
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in's 1aus ptbra&t psrhfu;
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burger Sampfidiife
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uuo pcn europa. fur bic Darpfl&ife 6sT
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9,sItllHaft;
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ausfsiluna Ssh S6iifSitsinsn ,ur Rrtls
nah 9,U ?orf, fur bic pom Bremen titfi
(niht ilbsr Gualanb) nnd Rrp. gIorf uue
Baltimore fatTsassu esuilttu @fsElf&iH,i
mil bn
8r,o1uus flnasbsubn Waarfn, 0ttnr H.,
abnbaupt NIT alien I'm 3Oabaair ~ psrrIt
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unb bon europa, eesT Ia has 9nurt NmsTts
la'5.
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Ssbinsunsen Der auieiseu

Uebtn6uu9en Der Auiet0eu;
AnjtlssH ptrbtn tinguiidt pit feIet:
9tf&Sfts.aHIstssH bsim Sabr, Ossr
fIir flnen SbttI bts SahTes;
3Ropais. 6 ReHatt. ~ gleHais.
Gin 3Oa $t.OO $500 $1,000
3psi !3Oa 700 1900 1000
Drt 3oa tO.OO i7.OO $500
IHetiaenttum., bsrGeHItdts Gt-
atHtbum m. uub alasment anltigsn 10
Gents bic 3tiIs fTr be srat GinrIidang unb
gsnis eIf 3tiIt fir isss Ha&tsriss GiH-
TiduHs.
pattuitrtt RtSfliu.. 8titns- uHb alIt
aneeTt Mnifiatu bd Der ganltn, balbtH, brit.
isI obtr pitrid SpaIis ptretu pis fsIsi be-
Tt&Hfi ptrbtn:
gint sauIt SpaIis i6brII&....Si50.00
@tnt talbe 0paltt "..... 5000
9tns ettitsl Spaltt . ".... 6O.OO
GlHt stfrtd Spaltt ., ....... 1000
Otri &ts- AHistasu ptTbtH pit iUIsl
hfu9nei:
6rfruiurs aOmIniRraioTs. unb
Mitigate t's'Aalti isfH..............."..$2.50
Anetlefb AnlstgtH-.................. 2.OO
VIE MHieigtH. 10 3tiltH Hit,t lbeTs
aststue. chr Hsni8n fir brst
H...............,.......i.5U
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. Dor bea 0flralbS. .AulfiatH ober
Ririifu is Gtnis bic 9siIe fiT bic
rRs GiHThdans uHe Gents bic
3tile fir ispt Ha&tnias.
6tiIatbs., 1ebtssAH1ttgtH,
Danf Abaaituna u.l.p.,............O 9ts.
nT VIE 8Titft. WittbsiluHesH &c. mlfsH
pIs fcIst abrtidrt pHbsH;
nun-. ns.o-.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

LEGAL MATTERS. - Chancellor
Walton adjourned his court on Sat
urdav night, and left The following
morning-homewa bound. He is
a very industrious Chancellor and
dispatches business most rapidly
many cases of interest we're iispos-
ed of-among which may be men
toned that Of Matte q. Domlnick,
ct AL, vs.. Z. NJ. Bridgetorih, ct. al :,
involving some ZOO acres of land.
After listening pa,ie.i'iy tn the ef
forts OF learned counsel, IL behalf of
their respective causes, the Court
decided In favor of the plaintiff, to
the surprise OF most of the bar.
Messrs. Thonipson & Burrus repre-
scented the plaintiffs. Ia this con
Hection we would remark that the
speech of our young tOwHsmai., &.
j. Rurrus, Esq, was must credita
BILE effort, whether RS regards its
manner or matter, giving earnest
OF it's authors promising future at
the VAR The case will go up on ap-
peal To the Supreme Court YdzOo
City Democrat.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

Died. in Canton, at the residence of her
oath Januaey, 1873, Mrs. LOUISIANA, rclict
of GEORGE CALHoON, ESQ, in the Goth
year of her age.
The deceased was lady of no
ordinary character Through life
she was eminent for the virtues that
most atiorn her Sex. Her qualities,
mental and moral, were Of the solid
rather than of the SNOWY kind.
They were such as well lifted her to
preside With quiet dignity over the
domestic circle, aud to discharge
with easy grace the duties and OBJ
legations OF social lite. She person
flied duty in everything she did.
There was an evenness in her diSpO-
sltion, a steadlneSS i'll her principles,
consistency in her practice, a
sweet charity aud gentle goodness
of heart and life, which gave a
I beautiful syinetry to her character
that won for her the admiration Of
friends and the devoted attachment
of family and kindred. She lived
aud died worthy member and a
devOut commandment of the Protes-
taDt Episcopal Clutch. Beside the
sleeping dust of her loved and hon
Ore.i husband, amid the sobs of low
ing friends and grief-stricken chill
bred, her remains were committed
TO earth according to the beautiful
and impressive service tor the
burial OF the dead, conducted by
the Rev Mr.. Crane, of jackson,
Miss. She rests from her labors,
awaiting the resurrection of the
Just. To her bercaved sons, we
tender our heartfelt sympathies.
AEIICJrS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

During the present week the pro-
tracled meeting has been in pro
gress at the Presbyterian church.
Rev. A. p. Forman has been assist
ed in his meritOrious labors by sew
oral members of the County clergy.
Rev. DIR. Clyne, of Brandon. arrived
Tuesday evening and has occupied
the pulpit since. Canton has not
seen such Il revival for many years
heretofore, as the one in question
Some fifteen additions have been
made to the Presbyterian church,
and over twenty, each, to the Bap-
fist and Methodist churches May
the good work go on with continued
beneficial results.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

We call especial attentiOn TO the
card of our friends j. Stadeker &
Son. These wide awake merchants,
and clever gentlemen are never be-
bind, but generally little ahead of
the times, so far as Inducements to
purchasers is concerned. Their
present stock of dry goods, grocer
les, plantation supplies, etc, is per
haps uDelualed by any in the Can
ton market, in points of price, quail
ity and completeness. Our friends
are urged to visit their large and
elegant establishment and examine
their goods and prices.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

The many friends and patrons of
the late firm of s. Loeb " Co. VIII
find the business of that house being
settled up by clever and agreea-
bic young gentleman. Mr.. T.. Cert.
who knows how to make friends,
and who Will be glad to serve you
with anything in the general mer-
c.andiSe line.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

LuBERkI OFFER.-ETe viii send
the Louisville Weekly CGHrierJ0Ur-
nal. and the AMERICAN CITIZEN To
one address, postage prepaid. Tor
one year, on receipt of at5o. As
the regular price of the first IS 800
and of the latter, $500. subscribers
can save fifty cents by subscribing
{; hICuon ms
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

81 hH .a-a-n q. ah,'rt .ajf
fi-t f.ru Haja' Capers t'a.e
of C4a,eu giaWu} tis taleu.eo
gentleman tsau as so oe editor-iu-
,.llsI ot tne true Democrat, the new
paper in this city-the first number
of which will make its appearance
on Saturday Clarion.
We acknowledge the brief visit o.
our highly esteemed friend, the sen
ior editor of the Holly Springs Re
porter, John Calhoon, into oar sane
tam, and while we deeply regret ibe
sad circum stance of bis visit To our
midst, we are sorry that he could
not iinger untii our leisure hours.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
Grange Directory.
ORANGES IN MADISON co. MIS-,

Central Grange, No. %, meets at
Central Academy, LIST Saturday in
each mo thu 6 Smith Vaniz,
". NJ. CIV Smith aiiiz, S-c'y.
Horace Greeley, No. %, meets at
Hickory Grove, 81 Satnrdy in
each month-Dan Sutherland, ".
NJ; p Ii Palmer, sec.
Hope, No. 30, meets at Camden, 3D.
Saturday III each month"; A
Stebbins, W. III; w Ii Howard,
Sect'y:
Montgomery, No. G5, meets at Mad
isoD Sta, 4th Saturday in month
j B Ieilowly, w. NJ; VIM
BaSk!ns, See.
East Madison, No. 22S, meets at
East Madison;2d Saturday in each
MONTH"; Z Cauthen, w. NJ; j
g Russell, See.
Pearl, No. POI, meets at Sulphur
Springs, 2d Saturday in each
month"; Faucet, W. NJ. ID Z
Brown, See
Canton, No. 272, meets at Canton, Sd
Saturday i'll each month = Il Ii
IOii!u'tbi W. vi. II II tIttt',i StN
Vernon, No. 500, meets at Mound
Bluff Church, Ist Saturday in each
month"; j Gee, w. NJ; WIN
ipsc.SeII comb
Prentis.s. No. see, meets at Pleas.
Smith }, ID Friday in each month
David Hopkins, ". ~ j Ian
don Brown, Src.
Lone Pine, No. 30, meets at Lone
Pine Church ,1ti Saturday i'll each
MONTH " Atkins, ". NJ: j G
Pitci,sord, Secretary.
Bethesda, No. 433, meets at Betbse-
da Church, 4tii Saturday in each
month"; j Tucker, W. NJ. L
Tucker, Sec.
Tie District or County Grange
meets at Canton the I'd Monday of
each month"; G Smith Vauiz. w.
NJ. ID NJ Sanders, See.
District Deputy for Madison Co,
T. j. Aiswor;h, Pm. Post office,
Canton. aug29
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
POST OFFICE HOURS.
POST-OFFiCE,

POST-OFFiCE,
CANTON, Miss,
July 1st, 1873.
OrriCE OPEN for the delivery of
letters from $50 A. NJ. 10 $50 p. NJ
SUNDAYS, from 8 AM. to 10 AN.
MONEY ORDERS issued and paid,
and letters registered from A. NJ.
&, 3 +. NJ.
Nails close daily at 6 P. NJ.
HENRY r. SMITH, p. NJ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
NOTICE..

All parties who will come for.
ward and pay up their accounts will
be allowed further credit. Yhere
is but one cry new, :! No more
credit" but | wiiI continue TO ;tc-
accommodate all who show Il will.
inguess to help me.
n r CLARK
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
-N-~--
MOTTO

{ Ill PARTIES who have cut
- and taken timber from tiir
W alker place, at Matiis0nville, are
notified to call on ule. iIhout fur
ther notice, and make Se;-!rlu cnt, or
they viii be dealt with accpi ding TO
law, and at once.
l. G BoswoRTH, Agent
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

From this day forward our bust
ness will be strictly CASH. We eau
not extend the credit heretofore
given. Those who have not paid
up their accounts, please come ioi-
ward at once and settle aud save
all costs, as We mast have tie
money. CASSEI.L y BAUGHN.
Jan. l., lS1J-3nI
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
NOTICE.

4 : the iirm of ). Loeb x Go. was
dlssnived January lstt 1873, / take
this method OF a. vISiug all parties
indebted TO said firm to come for
ward at once aud settle heir :te-
counts, otherwise | shall he under
the necessity of adopting means
compulsory TO that end.
L. CERT, A9t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

NEW HOUSE.-Mr. Hitler has
opened family grocery and dry
goods establishment, in the store
room lately occupied by Mrs. Sims,
next door to w. N. Bledsoe. Give
him Il Call.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

The prosperity of orr new Hotel
Proprietors is an evidence of what
popular and obiiging gentlemen, as
they are, can do in so short a time.
Every body from the County and
abroad stops at the ''Pearce House
nosc, and ihcy only regret it when
they have to leave We say it's sol
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

CoLLEdIATE SCHooL.-The half
yearly examination of this school
will begin OH Tuesday morning,
next, at 10 O'Clock. Parents of the
pupils and patrons of education are
cordially invited TO be present.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

The 49, h Of January, the birthday
of General Robert +. Lee, was OBJ
served with the usual ceremonies al,
Lexington, Virginia. In the fore
noon there was an address in the
University Chapel 10y Robert Stiles,
of Richmond, Va, aud IN the even
ing the Graham-Lre Society had
their annus,I ceiphratioIt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

Leonard Schneider keeps con
stantly on band a large lot of turui-
tare OF different sty les at prices to
suit the times. Call aud examine
his stock before purchasing else
w Ia.nn
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

There will be special meeting
of the Board Of Supervisors, of
Madison County. at the court house
on Monday next, LIST proc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
To the Public.

The increased and heavy demand
which, duting the past twelve
months, has sprung up from our
customers. has neccseitated rs 10
enlarge our present establishment,
and to accommodate this pressure
brought to hear npon as. we have
made an addition to our already
spacious st,ne IN extension Of
45x25 feet has been made, which
will enable US to keep constantly on
hand larger and more complete
stock than we have ever before; al
though our stock at all times has
ranked with any in Canton, it will
be our aim in the future To handle a
still larger quantity of goods. As
usual, our prices will be within the
lowest range of the market, and at
teDtion is especially called to the
immense and varied stock of plan
tation supplies, at all times TO he
found at our establishment, whether
in duli or brisk seasons. Soliciting
ii continuance of the patronage so
literally bestowed by the public
upon us heretofore, we remain,
Your Friends,
J. STADEK Eh s. son.
Jan. &c, 1875.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

Remember the tax sales of city
property takes place on Monday,
next. This is the last day of grace.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
Masonic.

Masonic
J. NJ. Mills, w. n.
J.T. Holmes, S, w.
G. L. Gross, j. w.
A. w. Stanford, Treas.
j. A. Beard, Sec.
j. W. Yeargain, s. d.
L. Schneider, j. w.
q. Olsen, s. and w.
Meetings, Sd Monday night IN
each mouth.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

Judge Cunningham has been hold
ing court at Can tbage, Leate county,
this week.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

NOTICE On and afJe: this
date our terms will be invariably
CASH Those indebted 10 lis viii
please call and settle.
w. J. MOSBY Il co.
IS-.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

All grades OF .jewelry. from the
cheapest to the co>t'IeSt IN any
market for sale at L r. CIARKS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

Attention is called to the estray
notices, by Phillip BARLEY, Coroner
and Ranger.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
/ y. O f

Al a regular meeting of Evergreen Lodge,
NJ. 81, /. O. o. F., held June 18th, liza,
;I.e. following officers were elected for the
srss.ing term:
f.. J. BOWERS, N. g.,
HENRY LORD, V. T.,
w. L. ALswoRTH, Secretary,
G. C. CAMPeELI., Treasurer.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
Canton Fire Company.
Extracts from the Constitution

Extracts from the Constitution
kkf. VIII. SIC. l. The meetings OF the De
pa; truent for general busili-ss shall be 90 the
iYs Friday night each and every mouth :;
asurs ct meeting from iStl, Of March to Septen
BET 18th. 81 t. clock. aud from september 18th TO
n stcs. 18th "A CLOCK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
Railroad Schedules.
N. O., St. y. & G. IL. II.
MISSISS., . DIVISION.


Drp<p ARRIVES
Mail am Nail .........ll:io p m
Expr ':i5 IL Express 80 Y N
Fr.irht eco a III Freight 1l:,o :. III
Freight = TBS III Freight = lose p m
Mail leaves Canton al 4:50 IA IL. arrives ut
ST.. Louis $50 m arrives at Chicago c:il
:, Express leaves Canton at 6:io IN,
errives at st. Louis $50 Z m; arrives at
Chicago 7;:s0 m
Express leaves ST. Louis at 500 III, ar
rives at Canton 0.50 = IN; Express leaves
Chicago at e:I5 y III, arrives at Canton u:.su
n m: Mail leaves Sc Louis 1:20 y ni, arrives
at Canton II:30 p III. Mail leaves Chicago
500 a H. arrives ut Canton 1i::so y III.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

Ii yon wish to furnish Y our house
cheap, go to the establish rnent of
LEONARD SCHNEIDER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30

CCAzI.-W. Il. ALSWORTH
is prepared 20 furnish Cantob and
vicinity with Coal, 10 any quantity
.Iui2Jtt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-01-30
Canton Cotton ysarAet.
Market firm aud active.

The Grange Dollar Store will 5 Z
you any article for one dollar Il,
would cost yoa, ordinarily, fro
one 10 ten dollars.