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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

We are glad to know that the
city Marshal has the delinquent tax
payers at work on the streets of the
city. There ore several very ugly
holes on Hickory street, one espe-
cialIy, deep enough almost to drown
q mule.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

NOtice.-On and after this date our
terms will be invariably Cash. Those i'll
dcbtcd to us will please call and settle.
w. j. MOsby s. Co.
january l, 1S75-3m
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

j. J. Richards, assignee of Il. r.
Clark, notifies the public that he is selling
off the entire stock of goods at sacri-
flee. Great bargains can be had at this
establishment. There is an endless vari-
ETY. of goods that must be sold. Call and
examine
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20
Milwaukee and Cincinnati Beer at
BANK SALOON.

In Canton, next door to Pete
Trolio's is the worldrenowned
Educated Hog, the finest trained
animal in the world. Go and see
him. Matinee for ladies and
children this evening.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

Now is the time to beautify your homes.
Nothing adus more to the beauty and
cl,ecrfulm.s Of ones home than nice
flower garden. To have this it is neces-
sary to have the plants and flowers. Mr..
w. II. Casscll has a large assoi tment of
fhe most suitable kinds for this season.
Call at Cassell & Baughn's drug store and
see the different specimens and ascertain
the prices. 3I3-Is
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
II. 4. OFFICERS :

Hon. r.. A. Hill, Judge of Circuit and
District Court.
q. 4. Swan, Clerk of Circuit and Dis
trict Court.
LEROY =. Bronn. T. 5. Marshal OF the
Southern District of Mississippi.
W. ii. Ford, (olfice) Deputy Clerk,
Jackson.
II. NJ. Swan. Deputy Marshal. Jackson.
j. W. Blessing, Deputy Marshal Vicks-
burg,
John. j. Carney. Deputy Marshal.
Henry Wilson, Deputy Marshal,
Eaichcz.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20
COUNTY OFFICERS

X. J. Ross, Sheriff.
-. Pingree, Circuit Clerk.
4. ). Jeffrey. Cliancery Clerk.
=. II. ii. Toles, Assessor.
j. Il. Boyd, Treasurer.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

Hay. Corn, Bran, Shipstutf, Oats,
Lime. Plows, Scrapers, Sweeps and the
largest general assortment of plantation
groceries ever offered in Canton cheap for
the grcenbacks at STADEKEHs.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20
For the Cash.

I need money to pay my debts. The late
fire caused All interruption in my business
and forces upon me the necessity. in flu
tiIre, to sell strictly for cash. solicit the
patronage of all, and will spare no effort
to place my goods at the lowest possible
figures for money. Those indebted to
me arc earnestly requested to come for
ward and make prompt settlement.
2 27-4t W.. N. BledsOe.
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COIlrier-.JOlsrzlal.

COIIrler-JOnrnal - The weekly
Couricr-Journ;iI and chance in the Sl0,-
600 distribution of Dec. 81 for 81 go, by
applying to DIR. Il. o. PAYNE, agent,
Canton, Miss.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

For Sale or Rent. A cottage
house containing three rooms, situated
south of the Presbyterian Church, on
Fulton Street. Apply to
3 w. w. Powell.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

The finest assortment of Family
Groceries and Shelf Goods ut the
GRANGE DOLLAR STORE
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

70, 200 lbs. Meat just received mt
3 1881 S. We'll d Co.'S
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

Onion Setts.-Just received large
of onion sets. White and red.
WI MOsBY & Co.
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Just received, at the
r ID ST IL e .

200 pairs of the celebrated Canficld hand
made shoes-entirely new styles-cheap
for cash. Every pair warranted.
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l2O bbls. Meal just received at
1851 s. We'll s. Co.'s
For the best assortment of Shoes, go to
the Grange Dollar Store.

dition of sight. A large invoice of these
goods just received by w. J. MosBY & Co.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20
THE ALDINE,
THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA,
ISSUED MONTHLY.
"a Magnificent Conception, won
derfully carried out"

THE NECESSITY OF A POPULAR
L medium for the representation OF
| the productions of our great artists. has
always been recognized, and many at
temptS have been made to meet the want.
| The successive failures which ST. invariably
| followed each attempt in this country to
establish an art Journal did not prove the
Indifference of the people of America to
the claims of high art. Sos us Il prop
er appreciatiO of the want and an ability
| to meet it We're shown, the public ut once
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While other publications may claim SIT
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The artistic illustration of American
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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

10000 lbs. Bacon and Pork at
Stadek er's.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

A large lot of Ladies', Gents and Chill
drrn's Shoes just received at the
313lz1 GRANGE DOLLAR STORE.
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Very Important.

From this day forward. O,Ir terms will
be strictly Cash. We cannot extend the
credit heretofore gwen. Those who have
not yet paid up their accounts. will please
come forward and do so ut once, and save
costs, as we must have the money.
Cassell &. Baus I'm.
january |, l5--3in.
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According to advertisement, Mrs.
Gather inc Schertz preached on Sun
day last to quite a large audience
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Removal

Owing to the fact that the
II ED STOR e
was completed earlier than | expected. |
have been enabled to remove before the
holidays. My stock of goods has re-
Gently been enlarged. and Is now COM
plete in every respect. | am now pre-
pared to serve my friends with everything
IN the Dry Goods and Notion Line also
with Hats. Boots and Shoes, and Il full
line OF family and plantation supplies.
Remember the change of loc.ltion-ltcd
Store, next to my old Stand.
&. l.. Gross.
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Ladies', and ClIildrcn's Dress Goods
Trimmings, etc. at the
3I3-I2I Grange Dollar store.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-03-20

.. We'll & Co. have just received 100
bbls. Flour.
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To the Public.

have removed from my old stand, adj
joining the bank, to the new stOre-house
of Heron & Anderson, on the north side
of Court square, where now offer my en-
tire stock of hats, boots, shoes, clothing,
dry goods, shelf-goods and fancy groce-
ries at figures much below cost
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
TnxsnAY ReYNIMQ IulC D. lnHS..


TUESDAY EVENING. July q. 1873. !
We hear of no New Orleans interests
being affected by the failure of Duncan.
Sherman & Co., reported by telegraph from
New York this morning. We are informed
that the branch Of the house here (which
was closed Last month tor the summer sea.
son) is not involved. Some cohiectures
conucerning the cause of the Suspension Of
this well kcOwn house attribute it to
cotton speculations. The general opialon.
however. seems to point to their connection
with the embarrassnents of two important
railroads Of which they have lately been
appointed to the receivership. A: this
writing we have no information as 70 the
Liabilities. The news was. received with
general astOuish ment here, as probably few
houses in America have heretofore stood
higher in the eonfdepce of business men.
1t Is confidently anticipated by their friends
that the suspension will be only temporary.
At the banks to day the demand tor DIS.
counts was moderate and the movement
perhaps lighter than usual. On the. etreet
little or nothing was done in commercial
paper. Of which the offerings were limited.
Gold was fuctuating and unsettled in COL.
respDndence with the excitenien. in New
York, which also affected the rates ter for
eign exchange. As viii! appear from our
report of transactions below. stocks were
comparatively active, while city honda were
were stagnant. The paymen. OF half IL
terest upon city bends underiwhat is known
as the fifty per cen, ordinance" seems -
be generally accepted by the holders. So
far the coupons presented represent ali
classes and den OmiDatoEs named in the o.:
dnance. and the greater part Of Payments
G contemplated have already been made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-28
Nj. Soye W.. A. Lavirre.

NoUHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THK pAp,su
= OF orleans, No 43.704.-By virtue Of a wri, y.
SEIZURE and sale to me directed bv The houor, o.
ING Fourth District Court for the pariah Of Oris
dn tne above entitled cause will proceed ~ .
q. PUBIC auction. at the Merchants and AnO,i sen
Cnstombon aage, loyal street between Canal and
o oy, On SATURDAY. August &C. 1875, at tws ss
oG it H. the following described pronertv ts
-, CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. tore,ha, ..,
an .ne pulldings and improvemt nts tSeraon WIN
t ~. .no n3his, ways, servItudes and advsnt.cnu
49, u ~ Deonglng, situated in the SscnnI T;
n y, sn,s CITY, In the square comprsed het nas
81 Philip, Where and Roberfson st,.ss
taat ns ine corner of said Dumxine and W;TeE,
naT designated by the number one On st eae
Vsyor spne n: a. "a ats deputy CITY sur
c in this is eaty T. Gottschalk late notary pub
twS,, 1aGcolong to which sketch said lot ms.snsa.
S nins,, ~ depth betweeu paSaisl HH n
.y,nse FEET eleven inches Rein" I'm INES, OF
acquired by Mira Anna CAS-, no ;t eame
snc, us. csnQfe Lavigne, from 81. Crnir a., o VI
Act nos5' rom heirs OF p. Camel ana w;Ta 1
before said &. G. GottschaIt iata pe.
DeceRRSsr a n this city, on the Of
Seized In the shove suft
Ierms-Cash ON the mot,
ign aus 1923 Civil sheTiS 81 a. MpA .1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-28

gold Tor cargoes; jobblng business talr al
IVA rD3034c gold. Molasses quiet aud firm.
Taltow firm: Sa4 0S7sc. Rosin firmer; ~ ~
al IL. Turpenune tirmer: 81 39h2. Wool
quiet. Pork firmer; new jon lots III iO1
II 81 Cut meats qniet; middles dull: l2aa c
for ebort clear; l2h4c :or city long clear.
LARD lower; prime steam lie. Whisky
STEADY: 81 81. Freights to Liverpool frmer.
ST. LOUIS. July 2.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-No. 2 red winter 81 ~
aid Coru-,No. . mixed 66c. Oats-No. !:
5sc Pork S2l Is Bacon quiet and mn.
CHARGED. Bulk meats, lard and whisky un.
chonged. Live hogs higher: shippers s. %
az 50; bacon 81 loaf ie; butchers 81 40
o. 20. Cattle lower; supply exhausted:
:,rinae 80 choice natives Sc 80 a 6 80: fair to
scoi s5 1916 %.
CHICAGO. July 27.-Fiour--buyets and
eilecs apart: no transactions: noininally
t5c lower. Wheat unsettled: No. spring
II i70I IS; No. I! 81 IL bid. COrn-de.
nand chiefly speculative: M. !. mixed
%. . 7Gs.c on spot. Oats active; No. I:
lominally SIC on spot. Barley strong; No
:: soft spring. on spot, nominal al 81 OAi4 q
100, Rye neglected. Pork unsettled:
x1U 80 ago Is on spot. Lard-fnll prices
asked; no demand; 1900 on spot. Bulk
meals easier: shoulders Sas a Si.c: short rib
rnidsies II 7.c: short clear do i2c. Whisky
81 II.
CINCINNATI. July 27.-Fiour auie: and
steady. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
Gn, and .irooping; 320.5c. Oats firm: So
-s6ic. Rye dull and unsettled for new; old
hei.. firmly at 81 80. Pork dull; country
gu -. Lard dull and nominal. Bulk
.uests dull; shoulders 81. a Sac: clear rib
e4e: Gear sides !!l.c. ISacon--Cnly iobbing
ans: order trade. Live hogs dull: medium
10 far :. .S07 so; extra s; 300S.. Re.
.eip.r 81 hogs Bis; shipments 's' "aiskr
..-n:. s! 10.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 2.--COmlnon ,"sln .. 81
IS I'D. Turpentine 90. ID.
LIVERPOOL. July 2.-Isrhs and :abv:cs
=; Manchester 9uie. and unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-28
New Orleans Jealous of Shire ycyort,

Hon. George L. Smith was waited upon
last week by committee of planters of
BCssier parish and requested to use his IN
huence toward having levees erected in the
ntighhorhood of Macks bayou, and the
bay OH closed mp. A petition was placed in
his hands signed by many land owners, and
ne Immediately proceeded to New Orleans
to look after the matter. 1t is claimed that
If this work is done many thousands of
acres Of the finest lands in that section can
DO reclaimed 70 show the Importance of
" to shreveport, we publish an alarm
sounded bv the New Orleans Picayune in
regard to the matter. While the wiseacres
of New Orleans are threatening to cut US
off with their great railroad enterprises a
few spadtsful Of Girt will cut them off and
throw INTO our lap an immense trade they
have heretofore enjoyed. And then. sgain.
our market is as good as that Of New Or.
leans; in fact, We can sell Western produce
much cheaper than that city. 1t is the duty
sf every city to look out for its own inter
ssts and if by stopping up Msck's bayou
large area OF fine land Can be reclaimed,
and tho business Of our city increased
thereby. We don't think We will raise the
least objection to the work beng speedily
done, but will rather urge it.
Don't lie alarmed about st. Louis, Mr.. PIC.
The planters will haul their cotton to
shreveport, and do their trading in Shreve-
port. we ore not aware of v hat Mr.. Melvin
is doing, but do know that tbs petition we
refer to is now in New Orleane. and have |
no dOub: it will be thoroughly canvassed |
before being acted upon. But, by the way,
our New Oileanscontemporary calls loudly |
on Governor Kellogg TO stop the work. We |
would suggest to the Picayunc that Gov. |
ernor Kellogg is Governor of the entire |
State, and as such it is his duty to look after |
the intert SITS Of one section Of the State as
we'll as another, and we will inform our
friends in New Orleans that their city is not
he State Of Louisiana, but only small
portion thereof. We are only 'hedgiug"
m your railroad to Marshall, Mr.. Pc.-I
Telegram
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-28

The market opened under the unfavor
able influence of a decline at New York @,
lsc in spots (which was followed lister by a
further reduction ct lac and "a q p il
futures) and an apparent disposition
among some factors to meet the demand
moro freely; but the only sales reported
up to noon were about so bales, taken
ding, high style, and I5c for high style
good middling. after which there were
further sales. including Al bales of irregular
description. making total for the day of
l4a bales. Nothing transpired to indicate
the effect of the latest accounts from New
York, where the entire decline was Fac in
spots and u 0ll-32c in futures. the latter
slightly recovering toward the close. We
have slightly revised our figures in accord
ance with the increased weakness of the
market, but under the circumstances quo.
tations must be regarded as nominal.
The sales of the past three DAYS sum TN
704 bales none on Saturday, 562 yesterday,
including 90 not reported until TO- day, and
l42 to day. against 2l2 for the corresponding
time last week, and SIS the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 2O2 bales,
embracing Ia from other delivery ports.
lof which l from Mobile and l3 from
Iexas) and lSS proper, against oil proper
last week, and 449 last year. Total proper
sinco august Ols SS4,oUS Dal05, against
ga, 1893 last year-decrease 2l9,O9l bales
The exports comprise SIS bales, embrac.
ing 3l5 to Liverpool. 100 to Boston and 1870
to New York.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from l2 M. Yesterday to
II NJ. today l6S bales, against 1888 last
week and OIL last year, and since Friday
s'o bales. against 1854 last week and 2l41
last year. Total since August 81, 3.45l, AIS
leAtes, against 81 1861 S5 up to Monday noon,
July a. Elast year (excluding the above
2S5, $40.
Exports FRIDAY and Monday inclusive,
% Great Britain AS bales, against 1919
asst week and 1908 last year, and to the con
lnent 3l9S baleA against 1850 last week and
lone last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
% is M. l29, 4S2 bales, against 1882 last
week, and ISL ,3l2 last year.
The amount on cupboard NOT cleared.
'oing on board, and engaged for shipment.
vas Get down at the opening this morn.
ng at 1000 bales, embracing 5000 for
liverpool and 1900 for Havre and 500
Or the North, which, when deducted from |
he stock on hand by our running state. |
lent yesterday evening, leaves l9. 800 bales |
, represent the quantity at the landing and |
! presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales It's bales,
lcluding IS after P. NJ. yesterday.
uOtations nominal" ...
For comparative totals for the past three
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-28
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

we continue 10 quote FIRST class CONNER
c;al paper anG collateral loans ct $40 p
cent v annum discount; Al do at lc0 T.
and second grade at l50l8 First claas
! mortgages still. rule at 1910 y cent y
anhnm. while second grade s,e entirely
nominal.
Gold opened a. 1928. ai.;i.. ..ains.
1l2s. at New York. and after Il limited.
! business closed nominal and unsettled at
ll30 ia. against llii. in tina. market.
where the market was excited during the
interval and touched ll43s at the Gold
Room and ZIG on the street. The sales were
confined to $4,000. embracing $1,000 at
1923. $1,000 at lib. $4,000 as 1917, $4,000 at
la. $4,000 at ll4A, and $1,000 at Il43s.
No sales OF silver were reported. Owing
to the unsettled gold market in New York
quotations were nominal. American half
dollars being quoted ut los % log, agains:
lO301 los YESTERDAY, and Mexican dollars at
-093l, against 93 a 93A Yesterday. Most
Of the receipts are transhipped to New
York.
Under the fluctuations in gold at New
York, foreign exchange was very unsettled,
and was quoted at the close nominal at
nearly Y cent higher for sterling, and "
for francs. The only sales reported were
tl0OO bank sterling, at the counter, at S. Sc;
and 225, 900 commercial francs at -.
At the close sterling bills were quoted
uomIudl al % ~ IOr OIL OF taClng and
AL clear, and nominal for bank. and francs
nominal at 4.63a. for commercial, and 60
for bank.
We noticed quite liberal movement in
stocks today, the sales and resales of Mu
tual Insurance Association, Crescent, Com
merclal and Factors and Traders Insurance
Companies, New Orleans Gaslisht Com
pany, and New Orleans City Railroad Com
pany, aggregating nearly 200 shares. but,
as usual. the particulars were withheld.
City bonds continue dull, weak and
nominal. The only sale reported was $1,000
city gold bearing seven per cents, with
coupon, at 34A. City currency seven per
cents are now quoted, ex half coupon, at
32A; gold bearing seven per cents, drain |
age series, with coupon, at 50; do, Admins |
tration series, ex half coupon, 1914; Water !
works at "a; ten per cents at $50, and |
old consolidated elk per cents at Al.
No sales of new State consolidated seyen |
per cents were reported. At the close 50 u |
wss bid for them, and 1894 asked /
Nothing was reported in city scrip. 1t is |
still quoted nominal at 80 q SO.
Metropolitan Police warrants are quiet; |
40 sales are reported; they are still quoted
1t 65 06S |
State warrants are apparently without
any movement. Issues of 1874 were still |
quoted at 40d As 1873 and previous years,
undable, at 35a36, and do, rot fundable. at