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$500 CIIESAPEAKR, AND OHIO RAILRoAD,} =
g ~ "s7 PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, I
-.:r l1 r.BIcHStONp. Vas. December l. 1872
,nN AND AFTER DECEMBER 8; 1876,
" passenger trainsJ8ili run SIS follows: ~.

IG6N AND :AE"IEk DECEMDEh b; 1910,
| ~ passenger trainsJBili run IS follows: 9os
a tssye s 81 as p e so
A ATys at 4. sss
ArTiys Il q sssnsaeS. ssS 500
Arrive ut MIilboro,..~...r 6:39 a. 1880 A. D.
AFTys at 3. G @Si,s sanhur S9S
Arrive at KanaYha Falis.s 5;2a An. 2:ssR.
HTEy = :: 1894 asa n sss E H. H.
Arrive ut Cincinnati. 6so0 a. n
sses RehPenssa IS SO . r. M
Ma trains run dairy aexcss1 west OF Gordonsvils
q h ssnssyi trains run aay. Junction,
stanEtep, Geshenr Mtll6orc', CoSington, and all
aSns sss f fen texcep sunday
aud connect ut 6ordonsg ifte FOR " ashinston. ~,
Mail and express trains connect NJ GoraonsyiMe
r tOr L y nIb and the South. :
EXPRESS train scosneets az Cincinnati with tss
Vines fSs s ai SessS
Mail train arrives OF Richmond % $3.50 T. u.
express train from Cincinnati connects NJ Ior-
aG9ayais MasH 1es Il and
mopd aud panyi!ls 8 and Richmond and Petersburg
1Thro Oh cosScnes Morn iaicl,ro.t5 To washington
tl.im srpsIs Mt $40
Sieening-csY run On niaf,-traJrs,yy sstit
TfrongS tfcEets Sold and baggage checked to sli
principal points, 10 ~ z,.t.t,.'
oaiees. and =. SO Main street. Kchmond. "a
a$s,ptlsts'fis - CONWAY II: EOWAkn,3
~ General PASSENGER snd Tssk nst 1ssn1
= deg ~ 1 Engineer and sapsr.alsnasnl
RIcu,roNn, YORK. RIVER AID cIlEsrEAisEii
RAILROAD CoMrANys s.
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i.''' By Frank D. Hnf,
; Real Estate Agent and AuctioneeI.
HOS Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST
ID from J. Fl. Armstrong and Ann his wife, dated
9th of March, 1878, and recorded in the clerks
office Of Richmond Chancery Court, and IN enecu-
lion of the decree Of 2Sth of November, 1875, IN
the District Court Of the United States for the Fest
ern District Of Virginia. in The cause Of
assignee u.s. Armstrong ct ais, the undersigned g
trustee i said Decd will on FRIDAY the 9Th day Of
January. S77, at 3k O'Clock 2. M, sell on the pre-
mises at auction, all that LOT OF GROUND. with
all Improvements thereon, situated on the southeast
corner of Clay and Thirtieth streets, fronting on
Claystreet l32 feet, and running back parallel with
Thirtieth street 50 feet 8 inches. ~ 80 >iji
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale and te pay of
bond of $500, with interest thereon fromtte 9th
of March, 1875; of which amount 5000, with the
interest thereon, is payable In gold coin balanceon
a credit Of six months; but by consent OF parties
Interested the terms may be liberal, and to he
announced on day of sale. ~
BY. virtue of tho decree of 2eth of November,
1876, Of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District Of virginia, in the cause Of Arm
,sfrongs assignee rs. Armstrong ct ats, Twill unite
IN 'he foregoing A4's' EDWARD n. CRUMp,
iga! Yssignecsin Bankruptcy OF J. II. ARMSTRONG.
- de 21 .l.EE.! o. N@.Jit>i3 3ts sl't. >t'f go
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HIGH-CONSTABLE's SALE OF NEW

HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF NEW
al -. FURNITURE,
SADDLES, HARNESS, &C.
will sell at public auction on FRIDAY the 29th
day of December, 1875, at 10 o'clock 4. d., nj my
office, No. 1906 Franklin street, the following pro-
perty to satisfy sundry writs In my hands:
BUREAUS, WARDROBES, WASHSTANDS,
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS. FEATHER-BEDS,
MATTRESSES, SOFAS, CLOCKS, PICTURES,
MIRRORS, CARPETS, 0IL.CL0THS, CHAIRS,
TABLES, Wf1AT-NOT, TRUNKS, is
BOWLS and PITCHERS, CASTORS, r., -...'..
CROOkERY and GLASSWARE, =. -
CARPENTER'S TOOLs and TOOL-CHESTS,
COUNTER, SHOWCASES; &C.. &C.
Also, Walnut Wardrobe, Marble-top Dressing
Case, Desks, &C., &c.
TERMS Cash. .;,.,.s IT. L. 'WH1TIEG.
de 2S-2t Fl. G.. G.. Il.
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Well, we all know what he thought
something emincntly respectable and moral.
Browning is hard at.work on a new italian
idyl, "Mascagno, and How He Learned to
Jump" Swinburn's new poem opens thus :
rug and rib and rock and roses,
These things are born like the birth Of boil:
The rug re!cnts and the rock rcposcS,
like the gurglc and gigglc Of gargling oil.
james Russell Lowell is composing an ode
to give up quatrains, and will write only
pintrains hereafter. Mr.. George Edgar
Montgomery is about to publish book to
illustrate the connection between science
and poetry. 1t will be called "Loga-
rhythmSn
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FOR RENT.


DOR RENT, POI and I'll west Grace o.
E street; seven rooms. detached kitchen. lssI
four rooms: gas. water batl-rooms, Latrooe stove'
Ala west Franklin near Henry street: ten rooms,
gas, water Latrobe stove, range, Bathroom, ana
every convenience. $500 per annum.-
Nice FRAME COTTAGE, on Governor near Cap
it0l street, containing five rooms detached ktch-
en-, &c. Rent only $3.50. This house being IN q
most convenient nelghborhood makes 1t very desi-
Nice BRICK TENEMENT, on Pine near Cary
street; six rooms, gas, water, &c. Kent ONLY S2OO
II DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, No. 8 east
Broad near FolShee street: six rooms Kitchen &c.
Two NICE BRICK TENEMENTS, gill and
2I11s Broad street near Twenty-Sccond, each con-
tanning about seven rooms, and has gas and water
and the usual convenicnccs. Rent only $500 per
Desirable BRICK DWELLING, No. 5ls north
Ninth between Clay and Leigh streets, lately occll-
pied by l.. A. Crenshaw, ESD, containing about Ten
rooms; gas, water, culverts, stable, &c. Rent very
Nice BRICK TENEMENT near the corner of
Twenty-sevenih and Broad streets; six rooms, &c.
Rent, 1910 per annum. .,
BRICK TENEMENT No. Ais north Seventh
street, next to the corner of Cay seven room de-
tached kitchen, stable, &C., at 1920 per annum.
Nice FRAME DWELLING. on Leigh between
Second and Third streets; $3.50. Contains SIX
rooms, with the usual conveniences.
Nice FRAME TENEMENT, on Twenty-ffth near
Clay; six rooms; gas water, &c Rent only $200.
dc 29-F,S,&Tu3t ROBERT B. LYME.
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o. ls-2tamtd I

DO0K8AED JOB Elk
II EnupED Attic DISPATCH PRINTING
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4 RICHMOND, FRED'G AND POTOMAC q. 4. C0.,S
OFFICE ENL FB'r AND TICKET. AGEST,9
RICHMOND, December 20, 1878.
AJOTICH TO SHIPPERS The freight
CHRISTIANS and NEW-YEAR,S DAYS Il
. Freight trains vim pc snspsnded from 8:So P..M
Saturday, 23d instant, until SGD A. AZ, Wednesdsy,
Instant, until $50 a. IL N ednssday January s.
E1S77. S " @. A. TAYLOR. -
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$500
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1917 now IsTHETINE 1877
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DOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE Ga
L STORE corner of Fifth and Broad streets, III
now occupied by Mrs. Walton rs millinery store.
Apply to MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER.
de- 2e-3t 1921 Main street.
dor RENT, DWELLING No. S03 a.
u east Franklin street, with eight large rooms Iii
besides smaller rooms; all modern improvements,
&C. Apply to GRUBBS sc WILLIAMS.
do OQ.At
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RAILROAD LINES
RfcHMdND ARD PETERBsUBc)
giSk$ss ~ 49, HAIxH0AD9 CodEAET.
Ti0MMENCING JANUARY /, 1877, train;
NJ on this road din run rs YoI,ows -

23.1gasaes. Mseg .asssse..--Sfaes ..sessa
sf.,f t,ss a,cizd g A ., IEIsgssysc,
a0MMENCING JdsUAaY ], 1871, straiu,
~ on this road din run Is follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
! 7:2J A. ~. THROUGH MAIL dali. 5coafaecttpy
Tor Cnarieston, Augusta, Columbia Sa.
yannan, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon.
and sa sSns sSSss and Ssg sos 1,fhlssss
J., also sonnects at Petersburg With m.
90 tfg&9u foF Lsncnbtrg, farmYiIiea md oths 9
g5l 4isg local stations on that road. This train
lt,ao 3 Sps sSdg s%aS
sasattS 80 gers takfng this train via aaake eSss
s sssn IS sossS 81 ps; s "a SssfSl
.1GH - j stearnefs'for baltimore, Pailadeipha.
b z;9fsae ana New fofx, and yite the Old Do,
80 go minion sscaners fofe New York, stop.
5l -. yfnG at an reg1iar stations 81 siaasi
oOotP. A',s EstiiRE dsify te1ecps scndayk with
1915 Pm, ii so Sff1 aalL ds,ly 1spl Sun.
|{iiEiJfp} gkdayl connecting for Weitong Ealegh.
n, 5dl ,fj7ii Wiinangtpps Charleston, Savanna
~ F so ssia'a s aaa &C.
koH bisE IRAyg.PETERsaIRG SonTH.
h ,8;3s 4. n, THRoUGH MAlIsdaly tsScept Sun.
esieEs6u:s snS P s isp rsssssds r e.
7a5 A.. NJ sR Riss ac TR1ia dg t.ss:s,
1ls00 h.M,ACE0MAODATION TRAN, Sv,,.
b.. sl;.t Z passenger coach attached. - 80
| 7:05 p d.. THROUGH MANI daily eoonscs,,,
| ''..'+'1.-' with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
t.:G3 ~, Potomae saifrcad,f0r sill polAis Vs.;
l. .s,.y..1.t and West Sleeper attached, ruaninc
Through. Also, making close connscss
r. 3f.'HS'$ tion with the Chesapeake and Ohio
| .ts% ;crailroad for tie Virginia Spfinas ana
81. all points North and West. This trair
| stops only 1t Manchester and Chester
This IS the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South. = 49,, itt;si..' 7if
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
| the Apponattoz depot a., -,
| de 10 ~ 1I7'f "a SHAW, superintendent,
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DE5IDENCE FOR RENT.-The a.
IL HOUSE now occupied by. Colonel 9. A.Lal
Cunningham, on Cary between First and Second
streets The house contains nine rooms, with INC d
ern improvements. Possession can be given on the
9th of January. Apply to- z.@,4 90
-. 49,, THOMAS POTTS, Administrators.
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T EVY'S HALL FOR RENT.-Theh GA
IL finest and best-arranged dancins-han in wi
tile CITY,. Dressing and snppcr-roons convenient
to the hall. Apply at our. office o,,,,,-,
= - s..'- q. .N LEVY BROTHERS.
Our LODGE-ROOI Is for rent on TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY NIGHTS.
no 3O-1m 49,. 80
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WOOD AND COAL

CO S0 FORGRATES AND COOKING
Do. w STOVES MOI AVERAGE COAL de-
lirered for S3.5 a ton. Agood substitute for Soft
Coke. II, 1ld,.. w. ;. PlLCHER,,E
/, de oS ''..- ~ '' S23 Main, near Ninth.
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ssra,,s,s ssrca. precctlcnt.

.pIssoI.uTloS OF THE long PAR
J r.lAMeSr-A SCENE WHICH IS BECOMING
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vxTANTED. Ar ONCE, REINFORCEMENT
COOS y M s,ss nv ana ma
rel,nb,c. Having wife and two children to sup
nort, Is willing 70 work for s26 or $40 per MOUTH ,a
Ii fully competent to keep aeGoHntS aIsS
's'' care Let,er-carrier, No. 4, Richmond va.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

INVALUABLE CITY PROPERTY viii
Y be given in exchange for q good FARM. Give
full particulars Address ~ -. 9FARMER,n3
: dc 2S-3t care Box 1913, Richmond, Va
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instruments Tor the carrying on OF Ills
work that are more worthy. 1t is the Lord
has taken me by the hand and set me on to
do this thing"
reply, but he would not suffer them to
speak. ,2 !. -.
"You think, perhaps" Cromwell con-
yiinued, "tbat this is not parliamentary Ian
guase; know it, but expect no other Ian
guage from me-" -t 4 :.
.aa' Wentworth at last made himself heard.
He declared that fsit was indeed the first
time that he had ever heard such unbecom-
ing language given to the Parliament; that
it was the more horrid in that il, came from
their servant whom they had 50 highly
trusted and obliged, and whom by their un-
. preeedented bounty they hsd'made what he
Was." ,.,s.s5,a,., No.. ~. .}5sr3
Cromwell thrust his hat firmly on his
head, sprang from his seat into the centre
OF the door OF the House, and shouted,
&c Come come 1--WE HAYS had enough OF this;
I'D put ap end to your pralttling. Call them
Rhislass direction, was given 10 Harrison,
lieutenant Colonel Worsley entered at the
head OF some thirty musketeers.c Cromwell
paced up and down the floor OF the House,
stamping his foot and giving his orders.
You are no Parliament, be cried. 81
sayyou are no Parliament. Begene! Giye
way to honester men. Fetch him down, p
he cried to Harrison, and pointing to the
speaker, who remained in his chair. Lenthal
refused. q Take him down, n reared Cgonl-
!; well, flriousiy. Harrison laid bis hand on
the speakers gown, and Lenthal descended
and LETT tue house. Others followed his ex-
S amps. All was confusion. Men looked on
aghast, not knowing what was TO follow.
Aissrnon Sidney YVES sitting near the
sgeaxess, chair. Put him out, said
SsSinWas.;S 70 HARRISON Sidney did not
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23
Political.

Twenty-one STATES elect Govern.
ors this fall.
Governor Hendricks was 81 years
old, last Thursday.
Ben Buffers chances for election
are said to be good.
The independent vote of Indiana
is estimated at 5000.
Virginia is put down for Iiiden
to the tune of 60, 600 majority.
Scott Lords chances for nOmina.
ton in New York, seems good.
Hon. George Fl. Pend;etOn will
aeon take the stump Id Ohio for
Tilllen.
The Probibitionists claim to have
a rs, 600 majority in Massachnsett Is.
Federal interference at the South
is the order of the day at Washing
ton.
Pinchback is inf}icting himself
upon Indiana Republican audiences.
Judge Orr. of Mississippi is on
the stump for Tilden and Hendricks.
The Democracy of New York is
unanimous in its demand for a new
convention.
The Democratic majority in lndi-
ana, In 1874. was IL, o80, on a total
vote OF 347,O56.
Carl ;5churz address the Germans
of Chicago, in their own language,
Thursday.
The Democracy of South Caro-
lima is under thorough organization,
and hopeful of success.
The Republican majority in Yer
:lont fell 1903 below the average
majority of 1868 and 1872.
Tennessee State politics are badly
mixed. The" wisest man can't fol Q.
see the igsue."
Massachusetts, Republicans say,
awe want Ben Butler IN Jim
Blaine's place to wallop Ben HILL"
Blanton Duncan, of Kentucky, is
on the surface again; this time i'll
support Of cooper and Gary.
The Massachusetts Republican
voted down q resolu
liou favoring woman's suffrage.
Lieutenant Governor DOrsheimer
is going to Ohio to make speeches
for Tilden in German and English.
Gen. Banks has accepted the
nomination for Con-
eress from the firth Massachusetts, |
ab,e>ti L.t-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Charles B. Cooper, by his In the Chancery
next friend and relative }COurt of Madi-
Mrs. Tirzah Cooper. Sson Co., Miss.
July Term, 1876. Exparte. No 1896.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court from evidence taken in open Court,
that Robert Y. Cooper, an adult brother of
said Charles B. Cooper, is o nonresident Of
the State of Mississippi, and resides and
has his post-office in Huntsville, county Of
Walker, in the State of Texas; it is ordered
and directed by tho Court here, that said
Robert Y. Cooper do appear in this Court
on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF. JANUARY, 1877,
and then and there show cause, if any he
can, why the legal disabilities of said Chas
b. Cooper, q minor. should not be removed
By order Of Court.
E. 8. JEFFREY.
r. c. Smith & +. C. Postell, Clerk
Solicitors for Petitioners. 2aug5
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At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SHERIFE'S Sale,

William Handy, fine.
Joseph R. Davis. "
To September Term. 1876, Madison circuit
court, Miss. Judgment 10Th day of Feb
ruary, 1876, TO-. $5l7.s6 and costs.
By virtue of the above described writ, to
me directed by the clerk of said court,
will expose to public sale, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash, before the court
house door of said county of Madison, State
of Mississippi, in the city of Canton, on
Monday, 25th September, 1876,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described lands, to wit: The in
terest of the defendant in Lot 8, in Sc, II !;
E N E / sec IS; and N E sec "a, all in
T 10, r 2 East, and N l e NV / and W
sec Z, I 10, Il 3 East, levied on as the
property of said defendant, Joseph r. Davis
and will be sold to satisfy the above styled
judgment, interest. and all costs.
r. j. ROSS, Sheriff.
Sheriff 3 Office, Canton. Sept. 2, 1876.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Hibernia Natl Bank, In the Chancery
&c. Court of Madison Co
Mary E. Werner, ct al State of Mississippi
July Term 1876. No. 1886.
Upon opening the Bill of Revivor. filed
Court that Mary e. Werner died leaving
three children, Willie " erner, Mary Wer-
ner and Eva Werner, who are made de
PENDANTS to the Bill, and who are residents
If the State Of Texas, residing and having
their post-0ffce at Dallas, in Dallas county,
State of Texas, it Is ordered and directed
by the Court that said Willie Werner. Mary
Werner and Eva Werner do appear in this
Court on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF JANUARY, 1877.
and plead, answer or demur to the original
Bill fled in this cause. By order Of Court.
Z. 8. JEFFREY,
r. C. Smith, Esq, Clerk
Solicitor for Complainants. 5aug5
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23

State at Large.
J. 2. GEORGE. Chairman.
Gee. L. Potter, II. NJ Street,
]. d. Vertners w. A. Percy,
e. u. Walthall.
First District.
W. II. II. TisoD, Thos. b. Sykes.
Second District.
Felix Lsbsuves ThOs. w. Harris,
11tnd District.
J. A. Binfcrd, A. T. Roane.
Fourth District.
Jno. w. Smith, L. A. Campbell.
FS7A District.
.chards0n, J. b. Christnan.
EirfA District.
L. w. HsGruder, T. v. Noland.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23

THE Boston Journal unkindly in.
d.nstss that those people who are
coming ont for Tilien these daS .
are not gon@ Republicans. How
about Gen. R,rilett whom the Jour
1ses friends rendered the R-pubIi-
On nomination for Governor lat
year in preference to Gay. Rice
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23

IT was never designed by the
fOnmlers Of our Government that
one party SHOULD control all its
branches for so long period that
IL would lose all sense of RESPONSE
bhity. 1t il because the RePubii
esus have thus held power, that
the haze outraged IT, sentiments of
fAeiS osoS partisans. 1t is because
Of recent Democratic vi-t.ries that
they begin to feel the Necessity of
eoomending themselves to the
1bv0r Of the public.
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oUWoOE-0OUa8a AND B9PUDLI
CANuaA.

knRernoll, tho spread-eagie orator
q the North West. in enc Of his
rrcesf iucubrafions, said:
ut b . good deal Of trouble to
~ ~ . Republican. You've got
% haild school houses.n
BIB msy be . great Republican
eeAeass sd altogether at to have
bpes IL senAlator and special
snlagjst - tho immscalate Blaine
~ Cineini o ii, but he does not seem
- b we'll posted in the recent his
NY - Republiesnism. If he 10
iGaorans Of the fact, the country
bas rot forgotten that almost in
No swinkiing Of an eye, by the
XVIII Amendment, eight hundred
tAsssesi RYuNiea. voters ,Oere made
without bailding . single school
hoase.
Recent events in the South, since
The work Of building school-bouses
eoonebeed, show this fearful num-
Der to have bern greatly diminished,
and TIE iiliterAte Democracy has
grown jubilaut over the progress
and achievements Of the school
master. And now comes along
Bobs friend TAFT with his posse com
ssAfss proposing to nullify this
4sneAceat work of enlightenment,
and to rrstere the eight hundred
thOussDd voters to the despotic
arms Of R~publicanism.
Ont upon the party of "great
moral ideas. "snd Bob's balder-dash
aboat building school houses
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TO PATRONS

The Grange Cooperative Association of
Madison county, Miss, was organized to-
day. The rules recommended by the Ma
tional Grange for Cooperative Associations
were adopted with but little alteration.
The election of officers resulted as follows ::
Chairman-J. b. Yellowly.
Treasurer-L. F. Montgomery.
Directors-JnO. 7. Cameron, j. A. Smith,
VIM Priestley, J. f. Coker
Audiiors-E. c. POstell, P. H. Palmer.
Secretaiy-T. G. Smith .Vaniz.
Canton was selected as the place of bust
ness. All Patrons of Madison and adjoining
counties are invited to join the Association
The next meeting will be on the 4th Mon
day of September at Odd Fellows Hall.
By order Of the Association.
7. G. SMITH-VANIZ,
Canton. Aug. II, 1876. Secretary.
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HAYES MEN IN TIE SOUTH.
How They Ruined the State Of
North Carolina.

CuRIoCsCONFEsSI0 OF A FORMER
famous RECORD OF NOTORIOUS
REPUBLICANLEADE THE
NEGRO LEGISLATORS WE'RE COR
kUPTED.
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Monday, Sept. 18th.
W. H. MAGRUDER, Principal,
Mines. Webster and Alsworth, Assistants

TERMS
PAYABLE MONTHLY.
First Primary (including First and Sec
Ond Readers and Oral Arithmetic. 81 90
Second (including Reading, Intellectual
and Written Arithmetic, Geography so
Elementary Grammar Grade 3 90
Full Grammar Grade. 90
Academic Course. ......... 90
Incidental fte to cover expense of fuel,
brooms, chalk, buckets, ETC., 25 cents.
The Music Department will be in charge
of Prof. A. BROWN. Tuition IS 90 per
month
, 1876-02-10
SuBURBA

A number Of tho proporly-ownors on the limo
Of thu ouunty ditch in West Evanston held Q
.naotiug In tho village otIicos to consider some
means Of finishing tho ditch - chcaply ~ pos
sible. They ilnal'y decided to petition 4he Ditch
Commissioners to hayo an sccurate survey made
Of the ditch before thcy pay thclr assessments.
j. II. Fitch. Chief Engineer Of tho Water
Works, has returned from Louiavi!le. Ky,, whore
hc las boon whiting aick sistor.
Tuesday evening the llev. ur. Noyes, Of the
Presbyterian Church. was surprised bY hts con-
g1ega.ion. who, in splto Of the rain. ylated him
In force. each bringing pound u something
to siloW their Gsteem for the worthy
Doctor and his vito, Who notwithstanding thot1
being taken unawases Ut the ysIta;ton received
their gueRts mOss cordially, aud made the eyen-
ing delightful QUO to all.
Tie Ecloctlo Club ineeta neXt Monday night at
t6e residence Of hlr. J. II. Kedzie. fnAtoad al
tho regular readings tho evening will be devoted
70 music.
This evening tho Boc!hi Club will give tas1,.
year party. the lAd,ea hare lnads eatunssve
preparatous, and Ii Will undoubtedly be \ great
Buccess.
Tho ]. 2. F. Club meets u tho residence ot
Prof. E. r. 6hssdes, Friday night. II will be q
phantom party.