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A Farmers Vacation in ElTolG,'
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ofOgden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
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..The ONIONS Of thc OOIOradO,''

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The Ablcs, Living wriiers
OPINIONS.

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poiiiica.-ls sufficiently indicated Ny lhe 'o'
lowing recent u..
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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11
Registration.

The Board of Registrars opened
their books, on Monday last, at the
Courthouse, and continued in seS
sion three days. They were kept
very busy all the time, there bt-ag
large number seeking the advan-
tages of the elective franchise. So mo
of the colored people were over
Jealous in their desire to obtain tho
evidence of their right to vote, in
fact, some presented themselves for
registration, who were far too young
to vote. Boys, not more than fif-
teen and sixteen and up to eight cen
and nineteen endeavored to regis
ter, but were promptly challenged.
We hope that the Democratic and
Conservative clubs throughou out tho
county will be as active and atten-
tive at the several places of
registration, as the club a t
this place has been. Watch
the scoundrels, they will resort to
every means no matter how foul to
carry tho election. Tho Radical
leaders, white and black will stop
at nothing to carry their hellish
end. They will register a ten year
old boy, swear he is twenty-one
and vote him unless our people pre-
vent it. Last Monday, one or two
devilish negroes began their work
at the Courthouse, and had just a
little more to say than we propose
to bear. We question mo mans
right to exercise the privilege of
free speech until that free speech
takes an overbearing and insulting
turn. Our people do not intend to
be over-awed and browbeaten by
an ignorant, Eintolerant, cold-blood-
ed set of negroes. Our people are
for peace and order and favor
equal and just rights to all, but do
not intend to be bullied.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11
PROCLAMATION.
masters

Whereas, one MAJ, in the per
son of Adelbert Ames, Governor,
So called, of the commonwealth OF
Mississippi, has constituted himself
a military power, and has this day
issued his proclamation, whereby he
pronounces false and wicked state.
ments against the good and peacea'
BILE citizens of the commonwealth
and
Whereas, The said Ames, is an
alien, both TO the soil of our state
and in the affections of our citizens
is an enemy to our people is the
instigator and mover of deep and
damning plots for their murder and
the destruction of their property,
peace and happiness; and
Whereas, Tho said Amos has COM
manded our people, who have organ
ICED themselves, solely for the pro-
lection of their lives and property TO
disband, that his minions and hell
hounds may not be hindered in the
preparation of acts of rapine and
violence and has furthermore CON-
manded all citizens to render obe-
dience to him and his emissaries I:
Now, therefore, VIC the citizens Of
the great commonwealth of Missis
sippi, in the agony of our trials and
oppression s, relying upon the JUS
tice of our cause, and trusting in a
wise and mercitul God, do issue
this, our proclamation, ard solemn
ly declare the said Ames a murder
er and outlaw, a brainless, heartlcss
tyrant, and pledge our lives and for
tunes to the legal overthrow of him
and his dynasty. That we proclaim
we hold no allegiance to and have no
sympathy or affection for man so
cruel and unjust and an administra-
ton so foul and unfair, and hereby
warn him in tho name of the laws of
Justice and humanity, to abdicate his
throne and dispersc himself, lest an
outraged people already goaded to
desperation take the law into their
own hands and depose HIM and his
underllngs. And as witness to the
sincerity of our purpose we call up
on just God, while we point to
the graves of the bulchered Chill
ton, Sivcly and Thompson, and re-
member the anxious fears and bitter
cries of our wives, mothers, sisters
and children, and invoke His bless
ing and guidance.
In testimony whereof, the white
people from the length and breadth
of our commonwealth, join solemn
ly and fearlessly in this, their pro-
clamation, and pledge to it their
fealty, this the 7th day of Septem-
Der A. D. 1875.
VoX PoPULI.
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When skiIlfuI and cautious -dedical
men give over their own signatures f;l-
vorable opinion of the soothing and vi
TALKING effects of a preparation. the pub
lie does not hesitate to believe them. The
voluminous and emphatic protest. onal
testimony i'll favor of Hestettcr's Stomach
Bitters, as a specific for all disorders of
the stomach and bowels. for liver COM
plant, intermittent and rcmittent fevers,
and the thousand ills that wait upon dys-
pcpSia, must convince the most skeptical.
Aside, however. from the testimony of
the faculty, there is Il large mass of evil
dence from patients in every walk of life,
all showing that this great preventive and
restorative is of inestimable value to the
sick and the debilitated. The bitters are
suited to all climates, and are universally
as Il preventive of disorders caused by
miasma and impure water.
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The Crisis.
VoX PoPULI.

The troubles and rumors of trou-
bles that prevail just at this tlmo in
our county and adjoining counties,
are much to be regretted, and it be-
hooves our people to be as sober
and discreet as possible under he
circumstances. Let nothing rash
be done, for great and important
interests are at stake. The aveng-
ing of slight or great insults by the
taking of a few live of negroes will
be poor compensation for the loss
of crops of corn and cotton yet I'M
harvested. Tho gu estion arises can
we afford to jeopardise the harvest
ing of these crops which arc so
prom Using of an abundant and prof
table yield? Would it not be well
for sober judgement to prevail and
govern our actions? If the negroes
propose to rise and attack the
whites it will be we'll for them to
defend themselves. But, will it
not be rash and fool hardy to wage
an lndescriminate war upon the
blacks because some of them have
thrown down the wager of bat
tie Can we afford to do it? We
counsel that al good citizens hold
themselves subject to the command
of the proper officers of the law
and be ready to lend such aid as
may be necessary. If the officers
neglect their duty and the negroes
persist, it will then be time to take
the law in our own hands. Wo
trust that serious, sober wisdom will
govern the counsels of our people
and direct their actions. Let them
contemplate seriously the extent
of property and credits at stake. If
wo fail to gather the crops a kind
Providence has blessed us with this
year, and which promise to put us
on the high road to fortune and
success, we are ruined people.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11

The Pilot of the 4th, makes an
extract from our columns OF Aug
18th in relation to the Segregation
If the races, and undertakes ~ an
swer our arguments by "the foIh $
custom" sneer and ridicule. Furth
crmore. the Pilot states, for facts,
mntters that have no semblance of
truth, and imputes to the Southern
people the responsibility for the
depravity of the negroes. II says,
we, that is. the Southern people,
kept good books and religious in
fuence from the negroes, that we
supplied them with n code of social
morality so immoral that, now that
it is exposed, causes the whole civ
ilized world TO rccoIl from if, as
though it were plague" This is
utterly false, the Pilot knows it is
false. 1t is just such devilish mis-
represcntatioH Of orr people, Just
such ho!lish doctrine Inculcated in
10 the hearts of the negroes and
that has Leen inculcated for the past
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The Pilot and other Radical or
gans have the audacity to assert
that the Democrats have inaugural
ed the reign of terror and blood
shed now rife In our state, that the
democrats have determined to carry
the election by the taking of lives.
This is utterly false. The democrats
have not inaugurated the shedding
of blood, they do not intend to, but
they do intend to stand by their
rights as citizens. and as the people
of God with the legal and divine
right to protect their homes, per-
,ns and property against the heart
less and brutal negroes melted and
lei on by evil and designing white
men. The democrats are for peace
and he enforcement of the law.
The carp etbaggers, scaliawags and
negroes, despite ali their professions
TO the cont, AIRY, are Tor war and
plunder. If not why are the nc
proos banded together in CLUBS and
leagues, and why have they been
thus banded together for the past
eight years? Why the night pa
rades and drills? Why the inces-
SAINT beating of drums? We say
now, if fhe Radicals will disband
their organized leagues, stop their
parades and drum beating there
will be peace. Let them continue,
let the various neighborhoods
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1t is all very we'll for bands OF
negroes to ride rough-shod over
our town and along our public roads.
It is all very well for them to have
their club drills and paradcs, but
altogether wrong for the white peo-
pie t. organize a military company,
or to ia Tx of defending their homes,
persons .,nd property against these
lawless memo A great hue and
cry has gon up about the white
people armins- 10 kill the negroes
The white poop lie are only on the
defensive, only intend to protoci
themselves, and Will harm no one
nnIess driven to IT. Mind that.
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throughout the State be kept in Il
state OF tumult and excitement by
drum beating and the parading of
armed squads OF negroes trou-
BILE and biood-shed will follow. As
a peace measure, we trust the au-
thoritles of Madison county will
have the good sense to put a stop
to il. Will they do it?
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11
Registration Notice.

FEIUE BOARD OF REGISTRARS of
l. Madison county, Mississippi. will
meet for the Registration Of voters at the
following places
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. |.
Canton. September 9Th and 9TH, and
October p. 2S and 20, 1873. Central
Academy, September Sth and 9th.
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 2.
Vernon, September 10th and 11th.
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 3.
Livingston. September 18th and 14th
Madison Station. September 18th and
10th. Calhoun Station, September 18th
and 18th.
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 4.
Sharon, September 2lst and 22d. Sui
phur Springs, September Sd and 9th.
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 5.
Camden, September 9th and 2Sth.
Brcckvillc, September 29th and Both.
Ry order of the Board.
II. IL. WALKER. Prcs't,
$ NJ. COULTER,
NAT. JEFFREY,
aug21 Members.
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They tell us the white people stir
mp the strife and ill feeling that pre-
walls in our town and county. Yet
it is all right for Ollie Fields colored
to parade the streets of Canton with
q shot gun on his shoulder and vol
nnteer the remark, che would like
to sec the man who could or
would undertake to take it away
from him."
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS
COTTON wEIGHER.
d II Otto.

Beginning with the next issue Of
this paper, S. S. CALHooN, Esq.
will be the editor pending the pres
ent political campaign. He as.
sumes the position by request OF
the Democratic Exc cutive Commit.
tee of the county, and only for the
campaign.
The time of the present editor
will be too much occupied by other
matters to admit of his giving at
tention to the editorial department
ct The Mail for a month or two.
His temporary successor joins him
in soliciting liberal patronage and
WIDE circulation for the good of the
cause.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11
Trustees Sale of Lands,

DY VIRTUE of Il decree of the Circuit
2c Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi. made on
the 1lth of May, 1915, in the case of John
II. Hardie & Co. against Anchel Karpe.
for the foreclosure OF Il mortgage made by
said karpe to said Hardie IL Co. upon the
lands hereinafter described, the under
signed trustee, appointed by said decree
to make sale of said lands, will Oh the
9th day of September, 1875.
at the Courl House door of Madison
County, i'll the city of Canton, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and O'Clock
p. M, expose to public sale for cash to
the highest bidder, at public auction, for
the payment of the sums of money, with
interest and costs mentioned in said de-
cree, amounting to about the sum of
S4OOO.OO or upwards, as appears by said
decree-the following described lands,
lying i'll said county, or so much thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy the sums
due by said decree, to wit:
The west half of the southwest fourth
of section two, and the east half of tile
southeast quarter of section three, and
the east half and the east half of the west
half of section ten, and the west half of
the west half of section eleven. and nine
ty acres. described as beginning at the
centre of the southern boundary of the
southwest fourth of said section eleven,
thence South wit. the public road, with
its meanuerings, until 1t passes what was
known. at the date of said mortgage da-
ted April ;'rd. 1873, as the old Black Ward
house. sufficiently jfir 10 Il point from
whence line due west will make said 80
acres, which will be in the northwest
portion of section II, and the eastern part
of section 15-sll in township 10 range 3
east.
Upon the payment or satisfactory set
Element of the purchase money, and after
the confirmation ofsaid sale by said court,
the undersigned will execute a deed or
deeds to the purchasers of said lands. or
any part thereof, their heirs and assigns,
according TO the terms of said decree, con-
veyiug all suclI title thereto as was con-
ferred by said mortgage.
SAM'L HANDY. Trustee.
\. II. Handy, sol'r for Hardic & Co.
Canton, Miss, August %, '75.-tds.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint
More than 73 per cent. of the people of
the United States are afflicted with these
two diseases and theirefiect; such us sour
stomach, sick headache, habitr;ai costive-
neSs.impure blood, heartburn, waterbrash,
@lawing and burning pains at the pit of
the stomach, yellow skin. coated tongue
AMI disagreed taste i'll the mouth,
coming up OF the food after eating, low
spirits, etc. GotO the drug store of Cas-
sell q Baughn, and get seventy-fiye cent
bottle. or Il sample bottle tor ten cents.
Try it. 35-eowl2S