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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
ANDREW job SSoT.

The st. Louis Republican, fnr nish-
drrful career OF Andrew johnson,
aud the Meu he has knuwh:
His years are only sixty six, but
he Wa, ID utrniJer OF he National
ConsIeS~ away Uack III 1o3o--betore
any meinurr OF the present Scnatv
or House had reached there-Ue
tore he -iicX!c ~ " ;tr aiid the great
autIsldvery agitation which followed
il f; before Douglas, dead lhese
fuut teen years, mad hegun his bril-
liant national career; before Lin
coin WAS heard OF outside OF San
CANON countS before jefferson
Davis was know outside OF MIssi,
sippl, before tnr Republican party
was dreamed OF; bef TT tie K ,.lsas-
Nebraska bill MAS fashioned; be
fore Kansas ana Nruro>nh Ha,i
names; before T,Aas, California,
Ncveaa and Or. on, du,i even Low.
WISCONSIN auu Nirle>ois,, wee
States ii the Uni, b.fo.e Ere
mont became the Pain tiuiei be-
lore the days oI w ISfhi!, L thct,
Preston Brooks, Old john Brown
and NeIdtii Ihniips-a before
The days uf Chailvs summer, While
Webster, Clay, Bento D., Ca houn,
Macon. Cass, Crittehden, Cha, ton,
Wright and Marcy, Were ,eJ in the
prime of their powers, and while
the Old Senate giowed DIT the nth
of ii, spien,ior with their passion
ale eioquencr, ard long before that
age of rosy sentiment had begun 10
Yield IT, the hard. pallId age of ma
terlalisIu that Is now upon US. The
new Senator, therefore, is IA his
tOric;'i Character, AS well as Il living
Industrious, irrepresslnle person
He has seen QUE era pass, aud Is
now perhaps, Witnessing the pas
slug away OF another"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
Eelegrnphic 3;e Esas.
EUREKA. New, April 2-Seyera
earthquakes here, damaged few
buildings, no personal Injuries.

EUREKA. New, April 2,-Severo
earthquakes here, damaged few
buildings, no personal injnries.
poTTsviLLE, PA, April 2.-The
troops are holding themselves IN
readiness To move TO Shamokin, up
on hich place large bodies OF min
ers are reported moving. All IL
quiet this morning The men were
heightened from the pumps AT Cen
Eralia last night, and much damage
has occurred from the accumulauon
OF water.
PARIS, April Ga Rome cores
pondent OF the journal Des Dehats
writes TO that paper that the Pope
i'll take up his residence il the Uni
ted States, ii it should become IN
possible for him to remain III Rome,
and SAYS it WAS win View TO
such u possible emergency that
Archbishop McClosky was elevated
to Cartiinalate.
NEW York, April GA collision
of freight trains II ar Bergen Sum
NIT killed Il brakeman and smasie,
| the locomotives.
NEW YORK, \ pril 6.-Tbe steam
er Thomas Hunz was sunk 10y a
cake OF zee at P.rtn Arnb ". She
was ioadet with pasSrug - At the
time and the wl.'irS' con uSt'l L e
vailed. All escaped, hui tle t. ei Siii
WAS lost.
HAZLEToN PA, April 1.-The
excitement at Upper L-high. Yes
terday, during the raid OF he min
erS was intense aud during theil
stay there was perfect reign of ter
ror. 1t seems that they divided
heir fJtceS before entering thu
town, some coming IN AT the east
rua and some at the west, thus cut
ting of the retreat of the citizens
Shots were fired IndiScrImiDatcl,
without any orders, many OF tn.
crowd being Intoxicated. AT tin
ho;ei u violent uemonsl raj ration
was made. The rioters wen
through he house .endeavoring Il
force the landlord ana boardrrs t.
took refuge IN the ceiier, while 9th
ers escaped through the back door
'fhe Conpany'S store was also at
tackled. the Superintendent aH'
ClerNs escaped, but the rioters free
shots into the building. Person
riding along the HIGHWAYS wer,
stopped and were fired at whel
the, refused 20 join the mob. Th
mob expected from Schuylkill couu
ty did not reach here.
AUDENRIED. Pa, April Riot
are reported ut Ashland, with til
loss OF several lives. All Quet her
ROW.
/ PorTsvILLE, PA. April It'll
, rai.ror,. trouble is sill threatening
The Reading road has withdIaN
| their special police to protect then
selves. The safety OF proi'erty mu-
, be secured by tac military.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

An order his been issued from
0eneral Sheiidan's headquarters,
enclosing q communication from the
1ntei Tor Department in relation to
the Black BILLS country. After re-
ferriDg to the appointment of q
geolOgist to explore that region.
and to desire Of the government TO
extiDguish the Indian title if gold
exists there, the Secretary sa, that
the Department. of the Interior has
recently obtained information lead.
ing to the belief that trespassers
now in the country will endanger
the success of any negotiation. He
therefore requests that the military
Department notify these interlopers
to leave Immediately. and to inform,
them that refusal to do so will lead
70 their expulsion by military force
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
PSoPAGaTORs OF DISEASE.

The III Mai Gazette has this to
say: Among the many agents for
the spread uf infectious diseases are
il seems ''our domestic pets" For
the propa9aiIou of fever IA dog Is
sometimes aS bad or worse, than a
drain, and il case Is referred to Ill
the Sanitary Record i'll which scar
; let fever WAS r;ieil from one child
to another by I, tavorite retriever.
The dog had been reared i'll house
where Scarlatina prevailed. and WAS
subsequently given TO n friend OF the
! family. ohoIti, after one of the
ci,idren IN are dogs new home WAS
| .sti;.cKed W. h malignant Scar!atlna
an! diet DiSi-tl.rtantS were used
slrn.ituiiy, AMI every precaution
taken 10 prevent il reUccnrrenct
the uiaiadS, nlt Ill two mOnthS' me
"a Srcnnu ci.iiti cook this same di -
cas-, in it, worst form and died.
A. til ,.uA naa been the CONSTANT
conipauInf. i... play fellow of these
rhiI,iien, its wuotly coat, 1t Is alleged
u,caine SO charged with c"nta GiouS
ma ter us To render it a source OF
disease ni death. Although 1T Is
only fair to the dog to admit hat
/ the children may have caught the
! fever from other sources than his
wooliy coat. yet their is reasons to
fear that both dogs and cats, espec
! ialIy the after, do occasionally as
sis IN he circulation of infectious
illness, and where fever prevails the
sooner they are lodged out OF the
house The better. They are howev-
er. probably not more dangerous in
his r-pect than books. No one
who axes up hook from a library
ever troubles himself or herself as
to the antrcedents of the volume [;
i may haze lett the hands Of a fever
| patient.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
KILLING OF COL. HOLLAND.

Col o. s. Holland, o, the Goth
Mississippi regiment, was killed in
Il street tight III Columbus, Georgia,
last Monday. He was shot by
Capt. w. L. Cash of the police force !;
MIR. Ed. Cash also shot him. Hol
land also fired number of shots.
as likewise his lend II Palmer
Which party fired the first shot
the account b. fore Us il the E.
quiIei Sun, We are un..bl- 10 Say.
Capt. W. l.. Cash, says he acted in
self>defence, and courts rigid in
curry. On the Other hand Mr.. =,
Howell. a by stander, says Cash
shot first, placing his p,s oil against
Holland is ersOn. Col Hotian' WAS
a gallant officer, andleaves family
in this State. He was regarded as
desperate man. Vicksburg Moni-
tor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
Notice to the Owners Of
Lands sold 10 the State
for Taxes.

By the provisions of An Act Approved
March LIST 1875, the Tax Collectors are re-
quired to charge all the lands that have
heretofore been sold to the State FOR taxes,
to the owners of the same, upon the land
roll, and proceed at once to collect the
taxes due for 1874. The taxes for all pre-
vious years having, by said Act, been
abated.
You are therefore notified that all State
lands are now in my hands for redemption,
by paying the taxes of 1874 alone, without
cost or damage-provided the same Is paid
on or before the 1st of April 1873.
Immediately after the LIST OF April VIII
proceed to advertise all lands upon which
the taxes of 1874, are not paid, for sale on
the End Ionday of May next for said taxes,
and all costs, together with fifty per cent
damages on the same.
The attention of parties interested is
called to a clause in Sec. Is of said Act,
which is, that "anv deed of gift, devise,
sale, alienation, Mortgage, or any other
means of hypothecation or alienation,
executed while said property is held by the
State, shall be void and of no eiiectr
X. }. ROSS,
mar27 -2t Sheriff and Tax Collector
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
1oMss1ovxs OF aaEAc Iouaas11srs
New YORK Sun.1

New Yora SUM-
Near the crest OF d heavily wood
ed uecllolty III Greenwood Cemetery
is Il pam markaDie Shalt bearing
the name uf Henry j. Raymond.
The tomb, although perfectly lsOla
ted, Is YET wltulu Six rods Of the
most frequented pstits OF the
grounds. IGe lot @ts chosen by
All. Ray moId ANA the selection
..n;ii s,clei iollC III tie ui.tn. la pup
iIc lie he sought a place near the
Il on, DuJ 40, at tue actual tiout,
as, WAS Uest Illustrated 10y lie great
woi * 81 his lie, The foundation of the
Times In that he aimed at mid
die Inc Ueta cen the mental eccen
tilcity OF the Tribune and the moral
ecceutr!citles of the Herald at the
time ui these SteaU newspapers
! greatest greatness, making out OF
/ the Times a medu between the two
extremes.
! The costly tomb of James Gordon
| Eennctt con>plcuOll>ly fronting ono
vi the busiest anenues lii the GENE
terry, Is sucn Il sepulcnre Ill such a
spot AS Mrs. BeiinetL might have
ueeu cApectcd IL cnuost, aithoush
the lot Is ueileved To nave Uecn So
lee. Il ANA t..e niaru,eS cniSried IN
uer lie uIt, { Itn Ui .lf Bennett. IL
wa, til, dan -ui cam 81 his HE that
u, ..oti.aI.g Tue hcItttd la ,nss vortex
u tuc -,e" IurA Uti>i.io> axe and Ell
~ t.it.i, A. "ltn ii Hit l.. at his sue
ccoo,ii> nave not unut; stood, much
les, e.nuIated, he miSht make Ii ihe
journal OF the ta,ure; ami he did
not hesitate 20 Say AS much. Ia Il
prcunIary SENSE he WAS pIodlsiOus
~ successful.
Horace Greeley S tomb appropria-
teiy looks Out from under tue aDun
,iant boughs Of Locust Till, upon
The setting sun. The mouuu Is TEN
porari Y marked Ivy IL modest slat
that viii tell who sleeps beneath II
until Ills ie. low craft Sinen erect thcl
contemplated uroze memorial. The
Greeley tomb too Is ypIcal OF III
occupants former aspirations. 1t l.
seemingly sequestercd and act ually
remote from tue ornate mau>ole'. M
that New York fashion has rcaI &c
i'll the City of the Dead but it Ii
visible al ii great distance beyont
the cemetery's boundaries aud thu
monument which the farmer -edIto
must have expected at the hands o
his numerous ii lends, will be a note
worthy feature of the lands ape L
be admired by men OF all nation
as hey sail in and out of our pictur
eSQue harb,r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
The New York Tribune's CORE

The New York Tribune's CORES
poudent 1t Washington says tina,
information was impaired at the
War Department through high Off
cisl circles that the President would
declare, a. the policy Of the Gov.
eminent in disposing of the Next
Gan rsids aud the loss of American
lives and proper".-, reparation from
the Mexican Government in the
shape Of money for the depredationa
eonmittrd By tho subjects Of that
Government on Texas borders. Our
Government will insist upon this
Jeparation, and in order to enforce
. conclusion, 1t is admitted that the
Secretary Of War will, il no other
} source il left, Garry out the deter.
animation Of strengthening The Am.
srican border line BY attaching
thereto another stretcI, Of Mexican
territory. General Mckenzie is to
Be transferred from Fort Sill and
take charge Of troops on the Mexi-
can border. The Mexican Govern
ment will shortly be presented with
= demand on the part of our Gov
srn ment for due PREPARATION, and
take the only alternative of war
along the border with the purpose
enfo. ving sLe dvmande.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
The Plea, une" says:

PERFECTLY SATISFACTORILY
good man was lately attempting the
conversion of a convict, in one OF
onr pris ms, who hal -hown some
siGns which wele considered hope
ful. After a suitable opening, the
instructor, wi-hing to make bis
teachings appropriate, said
"What brought you here, my
friend z"
1.-Two Sheriffs," said the man.
"Ahem! yes-but l mean-had
inteinperance
"Yer,' said the convict meekly,
"they were both drunk"
The examiner passed OIL to the the
next,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
The Brookhaven Citizen contain

The BroOkhaven Citizen contains
. lengthy article describing the
crime and execution Of Joe Wilson,
eolored, in that city on Friday, the
Eth olf. Wilson killed q cOlOred
msn over two years ago, and, after
conviction made his escape from Jail
end found his way to Nashville,
Tenn, where he was arrested on a
charge OF burglary. He Was re-
turned to this State on a requisition
made by Governor Ames on the
Governor of Tenn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
By An Act of the Legislature a,

By an Act of the Legislature ap-
proved March 5th, 1875, District
Attorneys will now receive. Instead
Uf the fees allowed by the Code OF
1857, fee of ten dollars for all con-
victioDs for misdelneanors, and if
teen dollars for convictions tor
feiOnies aud violations of the gamiD G
and liquor lava They are also to
be allowed ten per cent ON oil
moneys collected at the suit of the
st ste.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
PROBABLY A CANARD.

The New Orleans papers look up
on the associated press despatch
which reported yellow fever at Key
West az a canard. The 'sTimes"
says:
Persons on board the q. 8. ship
Dispatch, which was referred to III
the report, say the s'scare" Was very
limited at the time they were, and
40 far as they know had little or no
foundation. Two persons only died
at Key West within the last three
weeks; one telegraph operator,
from bad bilious attack, anal the
other sailor, whose chief disease
Was ten days drunk, accompanied
by vomiting, which the ply siciaus
said resembled yellow fever vOmit.
This il all our informant, who was
on the Dispatch, knows of TIN, fever
having broken out, as alleged i'll the
report, while they were were. In
fact the story may be considered
the usual annual fiction in regard
to yellow fever at unkuo"aole
points, which makes its appearance.
''abOut these days." as the almanacs
say.
The Plea. unc" says:
The yellow fever alarm started by
the "Herala" correspondent at Key
West, may be safely set down as "a
canard. Capt Holmes. Of the steam
or Wilmington, who left here yes
trrday morning for Key West, sta
ted to us that he had made special
enquiries about the health of Key
w est when he touched there coming
this way a few days since, aud the
health officers report ted that the city
had never been frrer from diseases
of all kii.ds.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
DEAp-HEADII3 AGR)Ss TIE CONTINENT
IN IA HaARSE.

A few days ago Il nearse arrived
from Rochester, n Y, consished
t, Eas erday d Morgan, at TINS
city. Thc near>e was traISpor. ed
from tho shop, Ill Rochester Win
out Change OF cars nom Il hit ca.
OnwhIch II was original. placed.
Before snIpmrut the manufacturers
placed IA large box over 1t 10 piotrct
1t from the weather, The box res
ted on the aXles, inside Tie heels;
being long enough 10 extend from
the rearover the dash board III II ont.
OwIrg TO the construction of the
driver seat on the heaT>c, iiir
corners ot the box extend ttrenou-h
10 allow room from The body OF Il
man 10 pass between the box at
th,t point and the htarSr. Inc
front and rear of the vehicle Is So
constructed as to swing open, ANA
thereby hangs the Iale. This was
rot.c,.d by some one who slieitiy
contenpted low easy it wolid be TO
save. Il lew scAuS and see the coun-
Jiy where strawberries grow as
large as hen eggs ail the year round,
AMI tnen puunced oil to lay iii Il
stock OF PROVISIONS. These h. pro
cur. Il ana poked them Iir.ush the
cavity ween the heirSe and the
box, after which he followed.
Oncc within The wood, lis SepuiclIer,
1t is thu gu. n he Nai.ru a song OF
prai,r, tor there repoSrd !. i..r.e
box partial, lii.ru wi ii silver ;,!at-
"a So 1,
hau Decu p.sc .cu II. ., Fan Il shay
| inES, as also the at eli uiuDS. a.
ter arranging ais co.nUeri, d eat,
SartlIneH, n.-i ineticaliy >~ate'i CO
| Dage anu quantity vi tobacco, hr
al ranged the ornaments III the box
50 as to leave Il nice place IN the
center Tor hini 10 repose M And
then, after tahln. a drink IL chew of
TOO acs-U, he rGc.iItu un the straw
ana fine shaving and quietly Sulck-
cred. The APPEARANCE OF This sui
e.In- 5 III :tS Ne i.lu back ai,u el ct
q. tue NICOTINE from uetw Ell the
ruby .p> against the i,integl.tSS
>l.i ) vi that !icda-Se must have been
einitentiN satisfactory. A. VS.
seen t,y tno Irinuan. ictt IN MS
lodgings has appetite rem i!ned SUI
stdntlai thruuSnou0 iiie Journey
| but his amiab.e weakness. Stcms to
nave been III lining the glass walls
oI his Sinctum win tobtc,.n .Duice.
L htsniy co.ored, short->tenmrd
clay pIpe iouui i'll the corner gave
proof that il was not allowed 10 rus
with inactivity and told how vtca>
iIUb between mea ) wds >Onei lines
passed,-Otktand Cat.) Tribune.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

John Martin, NJ. 2. for Meath,
ireland, died at Dublin, Marh 3Oth.
afler q brief but serious illness.
caused by the excitement produced
by the death Of his brOthe.-ln-law,
tho late lamented john Mitchell.
member elect for Tipperary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
more interesting.

United States Treasurer, Spinner,
Ills resigned, his resignation to take
place on the LIST Of July next. j.
N. New. Of Indianapolis, Ind, is
his successor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

The Union News Association of
Mississippi will hold it's annual
meeting in Jackson, July 9Th, 1875.
in obedience 10 call from the Pres.
ident, Col. S. e. Wilson.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

Tho Emperor of Brazil proposes
- abdicate in favor Of his eldest
daughter, the Countess D'Eu. The
Emperor, upon his abdicatiOn, will
mako q tour through Europe, after
which he viii proceed to the United
etates, where he will make his flu
Lure homa.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

The average length OF farmers
life is sixty-five years, while that of
. printer is thirty three, hence the
necessity Of paying for your paper
promptly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

\ man hecHme 1t inslrd in a
fast r,'t "iviu1 ,at,s. wheel in il mill
al GtureetoWn, An uaki aud was
whiried round at the rate OF eighty
revolutions ii minu e. He was un-
CONSCIOUS when rescued, bur was not
badly hurt. He said that his Sell
satlons while being Carried IN Il Cir
Gle at Such a vcioci y WIRE; very pc
cu!ilr. At frs h was terribly
frightened, cXt'cc,l .iS las AIT death.
but his perception WAS perfectly
cear. Then he grew ';izzN, and it
seemed to him that he WAS rislng
higher aud higher in tie air. Next
he felt AS though in II dream, With
Il dim sense OF ilnag ginning that he
was being transpo ted ~ the moon
at a terrible speed. Tina WAS he
last he remembered. A raicuia ion
showed thar he had been CARED an
aggregate distance of thirteen mics
in about eight minutes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

The citizens of Jackson raised
$125 for the relief of the people of
Rieuzi, who suffered by the tornado
which visited that place receutiv.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

In Canadian cities beggers make
quito living picking up ears which
have frozen and dropped of, and
returning them to their rightfui
wnsrs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

The widow Of the late John Nit
chell, the Irish patriot, lives i'll
Brooklyn, N. Y, with her daughter
Isabel aud q son.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
RCBBI1JG A REPORTER.

An attempt WAS made to rob a
4 llCigo re- ,JoIttr IL day or two ago,
and 1t Is d"ub.iu. i: in all the
annals ut CRIME there has been at
tordpd an Instance of such total
abandon and reck'eSSne>S on tue
part OF members of the thievlng
fraternity. When impeiitd by
greed, men will do almost anything,
but in the case referred to the mere
tue wrong -doers since they could not
uope to p.oiit by the act. To rob a
newspaper man any where Is to seek
the extraction of sunbeams from
cucumberS, 10 search for the phll,-
;ioi,iItI'> Stone III potato, ~ h>h
i,r whales III Il muu-puddle or to
bit. an apple of SodOm, and To rob
a new Supper man Ill the city OF
mortgages and stai vlugcommunistS
II 10 III ;cnSlfy the folly.
Tue Chicago reporter was, 1t
seems, mobbed OF the platform OF
d car, but his luSty shouts brought
assistance before his pockets were
picked. and it was really too bad
that heip was 80 near at hand; the
yuuug man cnuid other wise have
rejoiuru in Such an exquisite joke
on his assalitnt> Imagine the dis
gust IF the thieves in examining
lheir spoil. A few scraps of origi
nal, IL few hotel tOolhpicks aud
matches, and ID programme of the
play brought out by the Chicas o
journalists. The reporter, IN DIES
crihIng the attempt upon him, re-
ferS 10 scrip in his pocket, but this
IS evidently IL sarcasm. The entire
affair IS one of the most startling
Oh rec0rd-not III itself, but be-
Cause { Indicates cit her that Chica-
20 thieves are starving, or that
they have become SO bold as to make
their viilanieS not only profession
but Il pastlme.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

As A. T. Stewart grows older,
the question of what he will do With
his 44OO, 900, zoo becomes more and
more interesting.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

A Yankee poet thus breaks out :.
s'Ou ! the snore. the beautiful snore,
FL ling the chamber from ceIlIng to
floor Over the coveriet, under
the sheet, from her weO dimpled
chin To her prett, feet now IlSIng
aioft like II bee in June; how flute
like subsiiing, then rising again is,
the bea utitul snorc OF Elizabeth
Janet
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

The Vigilan. Engine Company of
Bro D haven gave IA grand ball at
the City Hall in that town on the
7th inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

A fashion writer says the latest
style of ladies glove comes up the
funnrb bone.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
CANTO N. MIS- s.
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1875.

Next month ten thousand men
will be put to work on the Philadel-
phia Centennial building.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10
Office.

4 LII persons who arc owners, of
n real estate in Madison County
State of Mississippi, are hereby no.
tilted that the County assessor will
be at his ..f1ice in Canton in the
Upper building, North East corner
Pablo square, frolr 9 O'Clock a. IN.
to 4 p. IN. to receive valuations of
land in said County. Parties I'M
able to call will send tie value of
their property by mail.
S. II. ii. TOLES,
mar27-tf Assessor
On " - IT yE pTEAN CURED
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-04-10

To the Editor of AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Esteemed Friend:
Will you please inform your readers
that have a positive
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all disorders of the Throat aud Lungs,
and that, by its use in my practice, have
cured hundreds of cases, and will give
$1,000 90
for case it will not benefit. Indeed, so
strong is my faith, will send sample,
free, to any sufferer addressing me.
Please show this letter to any one you
may know who is suffering from these
diseases, and oblige,
Faithfully Yours,
DIR. r. F. BURT,
mar27-6m. 60 William ST., New York.