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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Parties who are indebted to the
undersigned for supplies advanced
during the summer season, ARE here.
by notified; that unless their &C
counts are settled in full by JAN
nary LIST, steps will be taken to en-.
force the collection of The .me.
j. STADEKER 6 SON.
Canton Miss. Dec. 18th, 1875.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18
REMOVAL.

Mrs. C. Sulm has removed to No.
east side court square, where she
lill keep n full assortment of Bread,
lakes, Crackers, Candies, Fruits,
uts and Fancy Goceries. Also
cigars and Tobacco; Toys and Fire
Forks.
In addition to tho aboye she has
y complete assessment of Ladies'
Underwear of the very best make
lid material. Terms Cash. Prices
10 suit the times.
Dec. Is I'm.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18

With almost daily additions to our large
=an4 varied stock we con offer unpreec.
-aented Inducements in Ladies', Misses,
and Chiidreu's Shoes, Hens and BOYS
boots and Shoes, snd we invite all In
need Of these articles 10 call and exam.
1nesur stock. Close attention to the de-
taiis Of busiaess, particularly Of shoes,
has opened n wide field OF patronage,
Isr which We tender the public our
Grateful acknowledgements, with the
assurance that we viii not relent Ia our
efforts to please.
II. GWINEER e RIO
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Officers of Court }
VS..
w. d. PARROT ct al. \

W. D. Parrot ct al.
Judgment 9Th day of November
1873; returnable to the February
term, 1876, of tho Chancery Court
of Lcake county, Miss.
RY VIRTUE Of an execution in
~ the above-stated case, to me di-
rected from the Chancery Court of
Leake county, Miss, l will sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, in front
OF the courthouse door of said coun-
", on the first Monday of January.
1876, the following property, to-wit :
sw Or of sec 16, tip 9, r 6, levied upon
rs the property of W. d., z. I'D.
s. A. j., Maggie E. and s. V. Par.
rott, and sold to satisfy the above
stated case, and all the costs thoreof
T. L. COOPER, Sheriff.
dec11-3t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18
HoI FOR CHRISTMAS.

As the annual visit Of old Mr. SANTA
Clans Is approaching 1t may be well to
remind the public to Gail early at the
icy Emporium Of H. Gwinner & Bro,
and see what . store Of r,ch treasure 1.
swaiting the Little Felix's. You viii
also find there the choicest fruits, nuts,
candies, raisens, cnrre1ts, citron,
crackers and cheese. Also q fall line. CT
Fireworks.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18

IT you want a Hot OF Cold drink
nice, let CHILDRUs fix it
ht the Bank Saloon.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18
(d Journal q kadisen County.
bal Journal Of Attala County.
bal Journal Of Leake County.
DA N TON. NJ is 8.
ATURDAY DEC. Is, 1875.

Ne direct the at tention of our
ders to our cards from The cres
il city. New Orleans, is easier
access and goo.'s may be bought
Pre as cheap. il not cheaper than
New York city. Southern PEG
}, merchants AMI traiesmen
chit to patronize home institutions
pecially when they can save tim e
ID money by M doing.
Finest of Liquors and Cigars at
9 Bank Saloon.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18

kinisterS watches repaired at half
price By Wiley, at Phillips & Jones' Drug
Storo.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18

Wall paper at cast at Phillips &
Jones, Drug Store.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18

Live Oak Whiskey, the best in
town, at the Bauk Saloon.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18

HOT TON and JERRY at the
Bank Saloon.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18

Go to the Bank Saloon. CHILD
RUS, will fix you up.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-18
WE MEAN BUSINESS.

Onion Sets, at PhiIiips s. Jone
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-06
Affecting ge9ister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DATI,Y REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
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Siy months- 4 " One month. 80
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
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Saturday.
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Che cSo

$50 Boxes New York GOshr..
100 Western Reserve.
Just received and for sale by
mart u. REILLY
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WHEELING, March Slst, 1879

The Peabody Insurance Company re
snecttulIy solicits n continuation OF the
patronage of the late Fire anu Marine IN
lion nv fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements.
Nm. BAILEY, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
Nc. ARTHUR, Secretary.
V. RODGERS, Assistant Sec'y.
DIRECTORS.
w., poiIev S.P. Hildreth,
,Inn1% I oTing. Henry b. Miller,
A. NJ. Adams, nehTS STjlIhIlo"'H'
James I. Barnes, Dr. W. - b1'es,
Thomas Hughes. ap3sb
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The ChiId's Cure When Teething.
UG HLINS'
INFANT CORDIAL

soitrns the gums, allays the pain, reduce
Inflammation, controls tine Bowels. 'i..
ing Summer Complaint, IN-'u.'I', j..
arrho.a, Flatulencc, Wind Collie. &c., So.
It's being used by Physicians iu iar."
daily practice, and being r''Dul..ua.3
by them for children teethlug BOO hundred
OF cases every day.
For allaying pain, relieving iIri'a'lyu.y.
Inflammation ~ the Gums, regulating 3D..
Bowels. strengthening weak ci..dr"H,Hun
giving them rest by day and night, moth.
ing gives so perfect satisfaction ~ 'sIr
preparation.
Every Bottle is Warranted.
And there has never been a bottle o.
turned In the many hundred thousand
sold.
fore the ffth year. Many Of them W'gI'
be saved by having a reliable remedy ..
hand got up expressly for such diseases H~
children are subject 10 I'm infancy.
For relieving pain and procuring In,f 8.
cannot be surpassed, ana for WIND 100 I'|,
stomach and Bowels. Commissions. collie.
Gripping DiarrhGa and IyryI'.f. IT, 1911.
give immediate relief. 10 r..IIE ..n.-
children healthy and mak'~ ".i..-
happy.
Sold by Drugg SIS and DealcTS. rr,""
III cents.
LaughIin Bros. & Co., Proprietor,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS.
No. So Main street, Wheeling. -. -.
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and soon ne and his brave little wife won
golden opinions.
Thus he grew in favor. Soon the presl-
dency Of the college was made vacant by
death, and he was elected to fill the chair
No less distinguished as an author than
Us teacher, the world has learned to
appreciate him, $780,,
All = am is due to you, dear little
wife, who Reused mein my greatest time
Of peril"
And may all who are tempted come as
safely through temptation.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-06
OFFICE FIRE & MARINE Insurance Co.
Whpplinp w Va March 81, 1870,

WnCeUnR, W. VIZ, HHIVTI Oh IO'v'
Resolred, That the proposition Of the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing. for the reinsurance of the fire bust
ness OF this company, be, and the same Is
hereby accepted, and the President OF this
Company, together wit McSSrS. Reid Cos
horn and O'Brien, are hereby appointed n
committee to consummate the transfer OF
of reinsurance. Provided, that upon eI-
animation by the committee OF the assets
ofthr Peabody Insurance Company, II Is
found to be perfectly responsible:
iSigncd.l c. II. COLLIER, Scc'y,
A WILSON, President.
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nrrrcr PEABODY INSURANCE Co,

Wheeling, W. va, NpTII =, Io'0.
TIME CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Whe9i-
ing, expired April !, 1878, and its uneNpir-
ed fire business has been reinSurcd ny the
Peabody Insurance Company Oh htel-
ing.W Va, rs shown by the Resolution
and certificate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after. L
o'clock NJ, April !, 1873, under any fire
policy issued Fly the Fire and Marine In
surance Company, and in force, VIII be
j. V. L. RODGERS,
Assistant Secretary.
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Upon examination of the assets and
liabilities of the Peabody insurance COM
panv we are fully satisfied as to It's re-
JOHN REID,
A. WILSON,
VIM. <. GO~HORS,
THOS. O'BRlEN,
Committee.
o.,
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS WHO PAID TAXES
n for the year 1874, between NoyempG,ii
10Th. 1874, and December 10Th, 1874. Will
have amount of State Asylum tax rcfnnd-
ed to them by presenting their receipts at
the Sheriff7s ofiice-no levy having beer
made for said fund. K. :. BROWN,
mar2h Sheriff Ohio County.
, 1875-02-07
ALL MINE OWN.

There ia for me a beauteous f1ce,
And live for my love, and lore AWAY
There is for me form Of grace,
And her loye It 10 sweet, and it bides for aya
Oh, brightly bloometh that face 30 fair,
And live for my love, aud love uIway-
And her love 1t is sweet, and 1t bides for a5e1
Oh, bright is the glance Of her tender eye,
And Hive for mig love, and love alway-
For its Light has been caught from heaven On high,
And her love 1t il sweet, and it bidea for aye.
Oh, dear are the lips thst I fondly dss,
And live for my love, and love Away
To yjew them is gadness, to press them ia bliss.
And her love itts sweet. and It htdes for aye
Oh, tender the clasp Of her arms 80 wnite, -
And live for my love, and lore alvsay--
Is she clnga to my breast III her young delight,
And her lore It is sweet, and It hddes for sJe,
Oh, Light ia the fall Of her fairy feet,
And live for my love- md love alway--
Is eager she cometh my steps to meet,
And her loye it ia sweet, and It hides for sye.
les, her heart Ii as pure as the muuntaiu-spov.
And live for my love. aud lore alway-
Tbs trnast and dearest this earth can know,
And her love It n sweet, and 1t bide1 for are
Oh, she is ths crovn ct my earthly life,
And IIvs for my lore, and love a1way-
And call her my darllng, my Joy, my wife,
And her 2oTa It II e#sss, End IL htde for aye.
!" - :: ::~7 - =. =. -. aA&o'-'-
, 1875-02-07

for spring street-costumes. It varies, naturally.
{ru1n almost bur TO almost black, while the fa-
vorite shades will probably be those having d
conee-with-a-good-6tea -of-milk-in-it tiDge..
COMING coLoEs.
One thing seems reasonably assured as regards
colors: the mixed shades, the green-grnys, gray
browns, yellow~pinks, b!ue-greens, and grecn-
blues of the past three or four years have had
their day, and will shortly pass away. Such
new shades as have come aro positive in their
war. You would never suspect one Of them Of
being anything but it's Legitimate SELF. And they
are very pretty, too, these now bright hues.
They seem 80 fresh and spring.like. They are
bright without being hard also; which is not
only very desirable, but very rare.
PEEP AT THE FLOWERS,
also. is just like stepping into some Italian mea~
dow in April and May. Such handfuls lapfuls,
armfuls, Of wild flowers and tame" flowers;
such leaves, aud buds, and blossoms! II you
want to be deceived into believing them real.
you need hardly shut your eyes to- do it, But
for them sou must walt till next time. want
to think shout them u little myself.
FuRBELow.
, 1875-02-07

votlon; but, alas! they were looking IN the
wrong direction, and be.mcd upon the modest
ronng man. - be thought, with too much free
dom. He 1riggled in his seat and tried to turn
aTay, but ano1her lady was ut his left, and be
could not aroid the gaze of the admirlng woman
opposite. att will be httlo man by and
b: and have nicey mustscl,e when it gets
older, and it Will go to see the girls and tiirt
wish Them won't you+ darling: :" And the eyes
blszed and burned, and seemed to davorr the
face Of the young man with increasing appe-
lite. docs it want stick of candy? Well,
its uzzerli get it some when she gets ont at the
corner; so don't cry, my little dasling.'' The
young man Was now in high perspiration, and
being unable to stand it any longer, seized the
strap, land giving the bell g dozen vigorous
jcrkA, rushed fractically from the Car. He told
the first acquaintance that he met that beauti-
ful girl had made love to him in the car and
that sho IVES SO far gonc" that she declared
her passion in street-car
, 1875-02-07

women Aossbyiats at Washington.
From TIC Csp;tal.
;, 1t is now generally accepted and understood
that no decent woman can frequent these lob
b1e8 aud call out members Of Congress without
talnt., The lobby in the rear of the Speakers
chair should be devoted to the use OF members,
instead of being now, with the Speakers room,
oVerrun with 1obbyists, male and female. From
the room originally devoted to the use OF the
Speaker, that functionary has been driven to
naly intended for the presiding officer may be
found at all hours during the session crowded
with painted women and corrupt men, pressing
their various schemes On Cougressmed.
, 1875-02-07

A0w k1e saved a Choking Eh1aos
a correspondent, writing from Reno. Neg.' 70
the Sacramento Union, tails how he eagad tee
life Of = child. He writes: II was engaged Ii
hauling wood from timber ranch to Auste''
Reese River, New. There was house over ~
summit from the above place, where resided tao
families belonging to the wood-choppersr AMI on
arriving in sight Of the house q woman casa3 e'-t
and beckoned me to make haste. that somethtns
was wrong. did SO, and just in time, for lls
other woman came out holding child in ,hef
arms, apparently dead. It was black in the faee'
She told me the child had been eating pipe-nuts'
aud had got q she'll in its throat, had chokod:
and vas dying. / immediately got pleea Of
board about feet long and placed it ACROSS ths
door-s1li. She sat tho child On one end md
tipped the other, making a .gndden jar, which
caused the ahell to pass downward. and gave the
how oyerjoyed that mother was tor saving hor
only child. know OF several case3 In which
this p1ocaas has proved successful" -~>
, 1875-02-07
What Befcl a Modest Youth in q Chr,
.'<' From the St L4ouis Democrat

An exceedingly modest young mxn, dressed in
new suit OF bzoafc;oth, entered an Olive street
cst- end hcshinelT took q seat BY the side OF 8
nurse with . baby IN hor srms. The mother of
4.se :haba, , young woman Of viyacious dis
poastiou, and With yieual orbs somewhat merred
{,y strallsnus. had seat On the opposite aide OF
tie car, where she could gaze fondy upon
tcr ph.zr1ug; aud mark tho play of its cherub
countenauce. The 'quicx-a-biddy Nas
exhiterate1 By the G6ut1e rocking OF the bobtail,
snd looked at his mother aud cro1ed and thrust
its fists in$o its mouth. : Tho yonng mother re-
spouded by 8 tender glance at tie ':susnr-
rlum - bat to the bae.,ful young man it seemed
that her eyes we're fixed directly upon him, aud
t,e ,blushed scarlet, and wiped his face With ts
handkerchief. - Is it fond Of it's new eoser?"
exclaimed the tender parent, unconscious of tho
presence Of all. axcapt her child. Her face
was aclow with intense affection, aud her eye
lighted up with the 6ss Of lofe and do
, 1875-02-07
A TRIBUTE

God sent m angel from the zkfes,
Who looked forth from . womap's eyea:
An angels heart within her breast
Made 1t the haven Of my rest;
But augel-yotcea called her hoIue;
And LETT me- hare on earth alone.
Oh. mother dear! with eyes OF love
That look upon me from above,
Keep thou thy watch my atepa beside,
lnat az nA5 Ha5. whaM lava died,
:. Sac lsTsA III 4ugsls ltfs leiow,
aud now an Angels Joy doth knows
1rCAGo. nv1,x,,
, 1875-02-07


of the Carnival is tha procession OF the n,ocolet
This OCCURS on the evening Of Tuesday before
Lent. The 7Rocoleli are small tapers, An i'm
mense procession, filing the streets from side to
side, forms shortly after dusk on this evening,
and moves slowly down Tho Corso. each member
Of the crowd bearing one OF these lighted tapers.
The sport consists in each trying to pnt out an-
others Light. This he attempts to do with
puff OF breath, or waving handkerchief or
towel. and as each person has t~o things to do,
to preserve his own taper lighted and also give
all his possible endeayors TO- the extinguishine
OF another, the sport is Yory likely to grow faat
and furious. The scene in the street. as viewed
from tue balconies, is simply indescribable.
Here and there, and everywhere, in the great sea
of human. heads, twinkle the tapers, and it al
most seems that all the stars Of heaven have
fallen into it. For hours the streets arc alive
With this glow, and the gay shouts and laughter
of.the riotous multitude. Suddenly the toll Of a
bell gives notice that the Carnival is over and in
an instant. more quickly than you can speak, the
lights are all put out, and the crowd disperses III
darkReas. ..
SIMILAR AMUsEMEyTS !
celebrate the Carnival in Madrid and Lisbon. In
Paris bnt three days are given up to Carbrul
sports. which generally consist in nlasqueradlng
PROFESSIONS during the day, bals lie xsasqhe and
dancing in the evening. The Jardius de Mobile
and de Casino, when the cdn-can is then per
formed with unusual JUNCTION, arc frequented at
this time with. larger and more enthusiastic
crowds than are wont to haunt these peculiar
places. Tho sports end .pn Taesday With The pro-
ceasion of the Beuf Gras, or fat OK, in which
prize BOVINE, decorated with ribbons and flowers,
heads 5 gay procession ofmasquers The Frepch
call this day Mardi G,us, or fat Tuesday. This
name has been adopted also by those cities in
our Southern States that observe the dav.
We nov come 70 the consideration Of customs
that have marked this time in England --customa
now only occasionally Observed in remote
districts Of the west and north countries. bnt
which oaee ware universal a curious di1ar-
, 1875-02-07

we arc to notice not the subject merely, but how
he treats it, when We Judge the man. u ia
Charles SpraEus who, in writing about some
theatre whose character and aims dlspleased
him, exclaimed:
Who would grace yon dcaecrated dome.
When he c2n read his Shakespeare o'cr ut hone7
It was near tho cloee of his Phi-Deta poem
that, realizing, in poets sentative way, the
singular situation Of hinself-a bank-o6icer-
dscoursing in yerse to the highest culture and
Fipest scholarship that cluster about Harvard
University on g11cla occasions he spoke OF him
Self as - to the worlds coarscr service sold" ;"
and said that, for one short hour, he had lived
among such Influences and thoughte a- occupied
their years. He had played On the beach of,tliat
Sea on which they we're royasing all their lives,
had iaitered at the base Of the mountain they,
80 many Of them. Tero climbing to its summit.
should not have undertaken uotice Of the
genius aud character of Charles Sprague, except
that thought could give you, in my notice.
some OF his liuea to enrich my paper and justify
nv praise. failed to find my copy OF lis writ
lnEs, and hare been unable to buy another. It
is a little unfortunate for me, but much moro
SO for you,- that I havc been driven back
upon my own p. resources and recollec-
tons for all Of my MATERIAL Tae re-
suit is before Tou. hfy sketch, brief and in-
complete as it is yet shows how possible it is
for genius and talent, in our American life. to
build itself up and do its beautiful work, start
ing from the most unpromisins begingings.
Many young man may find encouragement and
inspiration in the sblenGid successes of this
Boston boy, educated in the common school, the
grocery, the bank, and pre-enainently ip bis own
rriyase study.
! c1.szaDoa uovxz, Feb, !, 1sas. ''
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

sIgnor Tito Cellni IS the governing spirit IN the
ballet or the st. Louis Comique.
Ristori Will return TO the Lyceum for two nights
mis- month. IL will be "Big Bonanzan ior the
management
Miss Lille Eldrdge, supported by a first class
company, Il professional tour through the
New England states.
MI. L. Clayburgh's entertainment. which was
advertised Tor yesterday at Robinson Hail. Will
take place to-day az two p. III.
eye Mapleson promise to bring out ''Lohen-
grin" this summer in London. The latter has got
Nilsson, Tietjens and Campanini. and the former
only Vida and Maurel.
The horse Mr.. Rignold rides In the reception
scene OF "Henry w 10 from the Hlppodrome and
is full or tricks Notwithstanding the efforts OF
the groom tho animal every night persists in
acknowledging the plaudts OF the audiences by
deliberately nodding his head.
J. X Thomas went 20 Wllkesbarre. Pa. short
time since and presided over q genuine Welsh
.'Esteddfod.u in which 0 few hundred rough
miners astonisbed him by singing oratorio
choruses in a style superior to many OF our
boosted metropolitan vocal societies.
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NJ See cable ne W.

See cable news
A considerable quantity of Ice down with the
freshet the North river yesterday filing the slips In
the River the Brooklyn shore. but causing
particular inconvenience to travel. The French brig
Rapide, anchored of Bedloe's Island sunk by 1t
(see below. No other damage has been done that
heard OF.
BARK ALBERT RUSSELL. the stocks at the yard
OF Messrs Atkinson Fillmore, Newburyport will be
that another week good weather would complete her
Launching. but viii be deferred until the above date
account of the low tides at present 1t Is expected
she will have Melbourne charter.
BARK CALVIN McNKLL. bound to Queenstown, which
injured by getting aground IN the Delaware in Jan
and returned 10 Philadelphia to repair, resumed
her voyage on SATURDAY
BRIG RAFIDE Fr). lie Buche. hence for London while
at 40 Sunday mornlng. She taken tow by the
steamtug Sarah Reed, Capt Hennessey and towed 10
the ked Hook hats, where she now lies tull Of water
scnR JOAN Il TusIs totally lost at MAJ aguana.
She i'll ballast from Norfolk bound to Baracoa,
load pineapples for baltimore. Her materials were
saved and taken TO Inagua and sold.
SHIPBUrLpING.-There now nine fishing vessels
buidng in Essex Tor parties in Gloucester which will
l. also one at salisbury Point ready for launching two
building in Bath, Me- and two in Gloucester which VIII
be ready Tor launching the latter part Of the present
month The feet will compr rise some "a vessels.
large proportion OF which will be employed In the
Al Essex Mr. John James has contracted with parties
Province build fishing Schr OF 80 tons be
compile TED in June. Joseph Story will commence i'm
meGatey schr OF lao tons suitable Tor freightng
fishing she i 10 be owned IN salem and New Yo:k
on the STOCKS ready TO launched soon as the
partially suspended there being room set up more
vessels until OF those now on the STOCKS
iaunched. Those now building rs in numDerJ are
nearly all designed FOR the ashiqg business