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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

tlerhcr in question have already on
hand all the necessary machinery
for the undertaking, ard it encour-
AGED Us it should be by our citizens
the factory will soon 90 into opera
ton.
The Aberdeen Examiner says
that kerosene oil is an effective aE-
tidotc for the bite of Il snake, when
applied externally. 1t says that Il
little child of Mr.. G.. NJ. Jones WAS
bitton by high land moccasin and
perfect relief and cure obtained by
the application of this oil. 1t fur
Their says that a valuable dog WAS
bitten by Il cotton-mouth," and
was in 4 dying condition when the
first external application of the oil
was made, but obtained instant re-
lief, and wa. up and running about
in two or three hours.
Tho Kosciusko Star gives the
following good advice to the people
of Alfalfa county. Substitute the
CANTON MAIL for the Central Star
and it is equally as applicable to
the residents of Madison: Plant
plenty of corn, ard don't go in debt.
Plant a big sweet and Irish potato
crop, and don't go in debt. Raise
plenty of hogs, and don't 90 in debt
Give your orchard and flower yard
a due amount of attention, and don't
go in debt! Plow late, early and
don't go in debt !-Subscribe for
the Central Star, and don't 60 in
debt
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The Rcpub licans in casting abo

! The Repub licans in casting about
for Il Presidential candidate arc
some What at q loss. The develop
ments of tr.,ud in Grants admins
tratiou and the number of Official
thieves tina; have found favor with
and place under him has forever
DESTROYED all cha noes of his re-nomi-
nation. Third-tcrn. 'sm is dead, even
among Grants most ardent ADMIR-
ers. Again, the "war hose OF In
diana" as he is called, q. Z. "a ortoh'
does not sait the wishes o. the he-
publicans. They have learn ed that
his bitterness and partisan tecllh.!
are too ultra to insure success IN
his Centennial year, year in whici,
mn eh harmony of feeling is expect
ed b.. tween the sections, by closer
union of the masses in the break
in.. of bre I'd and drinking of wine
at the great National Love Feast.
They will not be willing TO risk the
life of their party on him-there is
too much gall, to" much bitterness
in the man. The contest, we think,
lies between Bristo v and Blame,
with the chances in favor OF the
former. However, as 1t is some
time yet before the assembling OF
the National Republican Conven-
ton at Cincinnati June "a, we
| may expect to hear OF other names
We believe however that the he
publicans intend to put their b2st
| foot foremost, and are determined to-
unload, knowing full well that I'M
less they do, they have not shad-
dow of q chance. The most promi
uent candidates mentioned by the
Democrats are Tllden of New York,
Hendricks of Indiana, and Pcndlc-
ton of Ohio. Tildcn seems to be
the most prominent, with chances
increasing daily, especially since the
names of Hendricks and Pcndleton,
whether truthfully so or rot, are
somewhat mixed up with certain
crooked transactions.
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The Radicals, at least very many
of them, are sorely disappointed
that Governor Ames did not fill the
vacancy, if any there was, in the Of
fee of Lieutenant Governor of our
state, occasioned by the resignation
of A. X. Davi. after he was found
guilty by court of impeachment.
And why? not because the public
veal would be promoted, not be-
cause peace would be insured; but
because of the contrary. These
Radicals know full well that for Gov
ernor Ames TO undertake to defeat
the righteous purposes of the honest
people Of our state, through their
representatives in both branches of
our Legislature, to punish this dis
honest official and to guard against
the appointment of another equally
as bad and Objectionable, would
have caused no little trouble, in fact
a resistance. This is why they are
disappointed. "7he lost opportunity"
the jackson Times speaks Of, is the
lost opportunity to throw the state
into discord and strife, aye, blood
shed, whereby a pretext could be
had for Federal interference. We
do not pretend TO know where Gov
ernor Amcs got his'advice from; 1t
is enough to know that he has act
cd wisely in not making the APP
pointment so earnestly desired by a
majority Of the leading ultra Re
prblicans of our state. Had he
always acted so judiciously. had he
always acted 50 nearly within the
pale Of the law, he would not, to
day. lie arraisncd before n court OF
impeachment himself, for high crimes
and MS lemcanors in Office. Io
the Radicals, who howl over the
failure of Governor Ames to ap
point Il IIicutcnaHt-GoVcrn VINO
are disappointed that he did not sci
the lac at defiance, we say, an op
portunity g lost to furnish few
more bloody .hirts for Morton and
: Blaine to wavo, to say nothing
; of the opportunity forever lost tC
+ them OF controlling the judiciary o
= office for which they have an earn
est, in .atiatc dcsIre.
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We regret to see in many of our ex-

We regret to see in many of our ex
changes very severe censure visited
upon Mrs. Bclknap, wife of the err
ing cx-Secretary of War. In some
instances this censure is of coarse
and unmanly character. The faults
of the crooked official are lost sight
of and the burthen of guilt fixed
upon o woman. We take it for
granted that the majority of woman
kind arc trusting and confiding, and
that nothing is more pleasing to
wife than the praise and approba-
ton of her husband. The husband
has the power to mould or change
tho character and disposition of his
wife, for good or evil. 1t is the in
fucnca exercised by the husband
that gives to him the title of the
superior. Nan is recognized, before
the law and socially, as superior to
woman, practically; while intellect
ually, morally and spiritually, he
may be, and oftentimcs is, inferior.
Most wives unhesitatingly accord
TO their husbands supcriority-look
up to them. trust in them and strive
to please thcm-asking in return
only tho love, smiles and approba-
ton of their lords. Such is Belk-
maps wife. She aimed TO please
her husband, and did but ut the
cost of her honor and his. He had
the power ut the outset, and should
have cxerted it, 10 avert the ruin
md disgrace that have fallen upon
them. Had he exercised the prop
err influence, had he told his wife to
make her wardrobe, her equippagc
and her enter tainmcnts, conform TO
his income, there is no doubt but
that she would have done so. No
he preferred to encourage her TO do
otherwise, simply by approving OF
her extravagances. She fell into
the bustling whirIr COL of Washing
ton society, learned from its vota
rics how it was sustained, was
tempted, and fell.
The verdict of the gossips am
seandal-mongers is wrong: Mrs
BeIknap is not guii.v, but aer hus
band is doubly so;--ha-t, for hi
failure to excrci e the proper IL
fiucrcc over his wife and st condly
for sanctioning her error BY 5econ
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

ROME, March -Ftsuvius is
emptying lava, which flow. toward
Pompcii. 4 column of vapor from
the summit reflects the fumes be-
meath. Vast quantities OF lava are
discharged and the scene is tnayni-
ficcnt.
LONDON, March 2O.-Thc steam
err Isabel from Rochelle, for Bris-
toll, was wrecked Saturday hight on
Penderohr Rocks. All aboard are
undoubtedly lost. Six bodies have
been washed ashore.
ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-Jamcs Lit
tie and VIM. o. Mallory, aged Ii
and 1S, were arrested. charged with
stealing several Thousand dollars
from a business house in New Or
leans. They had $1,000 when thoy
were arrested.
New YORK, March 2l.-G. NJ
Rollins has sued the 1lcrald Tor
libel, and claims $4,000 damages.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The
Committee on Foreign Relations re-
ported adversely on Dana, ~ min
lister to England.
Assistant-Trcasurc Flanders has
$500, 600 in silver coin-hali dollars
and dimes-scnt from San Fran else"
by order of Secretary Bristow. 1t
is expected million will be sent to
this point.
March 22-The discussion OF the
Senate bill counting the Gle 5torn
vote was resumed. Several amend
ments were voted down, and 10 con
clusion was reached. After oNccutive
session the House adjourned.
March 23.-In the Senat" Norton
gave notice that he would next
Monday call up and dispose of the
resolution to investigate the Mi>slS,
suppl election. The discussion Of the
Electoral bill consumed tic day
but no action was taken.
New ORLEANS, March 2i.-S. w
! Hammond, John New l.orier an,
Edward Fahrcnback, indicted tol
conspiring to dcfraud the Gov crn
men:, were arrested and plead not
/ guilty, and were bniled in $1,000
each.
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 2l.-Ir
the State Senate to-day Montgon
cry Moses, JUDI sc Of the 1th CIrcnI'
Court, was found guilty of hiSl
crimes aud miSdc rncanorS and for
malIy dismissed. y committee Ot
three was appointed TO investigate
G.. w. BuItz, of the GharIsion Cir
cult Court. A majority made re
port of guilty Of high crimes
! and misdemcanOrs and recommend
t his impeachment. The ii use meets
tonight to act upon the report
1t is thought tha. Bul rs friends
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

On Wednesday last, the 2sd inst,
at 1880 o'clock am, the court OF
impeachment was organized for the
trial of Governor Amcs, Chief JUS
tiee Simrall presiding. Messrs.
Featherston, Tucker, Percy, Null
drow, Spight and Barksdalc, man
ayers on the part of the House, ap.
peared for the. prosecution. Messrs.
Durant and Clancy appeared as
counsel for the Governor.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

The New York World Gays: "Thc
Radical stomach in New Ha. ,lspbire
has turned out proof oven asrai1st
Babcock and bclknap and Mr.. i'o1-
Inns managers have put their am
pie supply of currency where it
would do most good in the party"
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are too St"ng to ptnmit its adoption
FORT LARAMIE, March PA fight
tool, place between the Indians and
miners ut Dead Wood creek, sixty
miles northwest of here The
miners killed thirteen, and lost one.
The Indians had stolen some stock.
More trouble is expected.
OMAHA, March ~ The rash o!
Black Killers. Is immense, and every
train carries barge numbers OF them
as far as CheYennc.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

The President has rardoncd
Marsh ard his wife, principal wit
ncsses in the BeIknap case, on con-
dition of their return to the United
States sind giving tralhful evidence
IN the matter. They are now in
Washington.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

On the 22d inst, Cardoza asked
permission of the House to resign,
which was granted, with the con
cent of the Senate, and all proceed
1ngs against him wero dismissed.
The resignation, nnder the circum-
stances, was a comics sion.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Tho Democratic Congrcsssi onal
caucus has settled Its differences on
the currency question by agreeing to
the Payne bill, which looks TO hard
money platform, and victory in the
Presidential election.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

The Honse Committee on Expcn
ditures in the Treasury Department
Is now busily engaged in investisa-
tons. Frauds of bonanza nature
are expected TO be unearlhcd in the
Printing Bureau.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Kinds C"nnty Gazette: Mr.. b &.
Bankston, terr many years citizen
of Raymond, died at his residence
in Mycr~crffc, I>saqucha county,
the first of hast week Mr. Bankston
WAS a citizen of liisds county for
over sixty years, and during that
period held IA number of positions
of trust.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

A general law authorizing MAYORS
OF towns to work prisoners ON
streets has passed both houses of
our legislature.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

The damage to boat houses and
shipping alon. the coast between
New Orleans and Mobile by the
storm las, Sunday MI ht i, c>timat-
ed at over $4,000.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

The wealth of the late VIM b. As
tor of New York is est mated at one
hundred million dollars. He was
tho richest man in the world.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Leap year motto for tn, ladies'
-" Let no jilty man escap
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kTT&CHMEHT NOTICE.

y ;! S!ss1 arr S%'"'s f. Ma ADJ
OctaviOus Strait. son County. Miss.
THO OCTAVIUS STRAIT. OF GIN
Il ClNEATI. OHIO :-Whcreas. an
attachment has. on th,. 2',l day of f'ebrll-
AIRY, y. ID. 1876. been sued ont before me.
the undersigned Justice OF the Peace of
District No. 3. county of Madison. stale
OF Mississippi. against you a Il nOn-r,.>i-
lent OF the state of Mississippi. by John
Il. Green. tor The sum of one hundred and
thirty-tour 5)-lnD dollars, (Sl34.IO) on
open account. rctIIrniblc OH the fourth
Monday OF March 1876.
Therefore. you are hereby cited to APP
pear ut the Gi!ire or said Justice of the
Peace mt Madison Station, in said state
and county, ON the said
9TH Monday, 9th day of March, 1876,
and plead. answer or dennur to said suit.
ar Judgment by default will lie entered
against yoa and the property attached be
sold and the proceeds applied tOstfe pay
In..It Of said debt.
Witness my hand and seal, this 24th
day OF February. y. y. 1875
X. r. ANDREWS, ILsI
Justice of the Peace.
J. w. F.NKrNs, PI.iis Atty.
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EMMETT L. ROSS. Cii;or.

Canton, Mississippi March 20, 1916.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Hester Clymcr, hoiSted Bel KNAPP
and made him climb the spout.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-03-25

Hon. Hicster Clvmer. OF PcnrsyI-
vania Hon. G. W. ChapIn, of Mas
sachusctts; Hon. J. W Throckmor-
ton, of Texas Hon. 4, S. Hewctt,
of New York lion. &. +. Hooker,
Of mississippi; Hon. NJ. Saylcr, of
Ohio.
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Our WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsIIfNGToN, ID. c.,
March 20, 1876.

The campaign may he said to
have fully opened with the organi-
cation of the National Democratic
Committee, who ere now installed
at their rooms ri 1924 + street in
this city. The Associated Press
has failed to give, in detail, and
with desirable accuracy, the person.
mel of the Committee, and as state
and local organizations, and other
democrats all over the country, will
have frequent occasion to address
the officers, we append, at the re-
quest Of the Committee, the foil ow-
ing information.
Rooms or NATIoNA!. DEMoCa ATTIC
CoNGRES SIGNAL COMMITTEE,
1921 + street, Wa>Linsto ID. G.
SENATE
Hon. J. W. Stevenson, OF Ken
lucky, Hon. W. W Eatp", of Con
nccticut Hon. d. Y. White of Ma
ryland Hon. II. G.. Davis, of West
Virginia Hon. j. G.. Gordon, OF
Georgia.
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WEEKLY.
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81 5Olsix mouihs.. :.:..::.S1 Q
IN riuiS Of ~ SsSh
in Ciuks Of ~ .sh
S nd Sn SItrs copy 70 person getting up Cab
rE-rho ,boys prices are inyariAble: Remit a
~ IN DrsIts or PoStotlee Money Ordefa, and
.S nsr. ncihef Of theso can b procured, send Inc
,,nosv IA Registered Letter.
Tup TSTELIIGENCER will present. daily the
nov, 10 ali departments, from all quarters Q,
The world, - well ~ complete recotu Of LOCAL
events.
rHg WEEKLY IL printed on THURSDAY, and e1n
h had Al the counter, In paid envelopes, read
Tor mailing. So SeRd q copy 10 GbtsHI JrIe'd'
and FeI1tlteI tsith Asisi froM hos't!
Persons desiring 10 have the
DAILY lNTKLLlGKNCKR left regularly a. tnG ~
rsdlencea in the city and suburts, an , "
Tryed By leaving their addres 81 Coun ,,IIE
I.oom, or by drop letter through The po.' 0~vs'
TO COETRIBUTORS.-Noa attention WI oe s,,pSSI III
10 anonymous communications e teIy rSTaS
must be accOmpanied By the winter sf''l' "A''''
and address.
Rs,ip.,, Letters ior Nc should b aeot ~ "
r,S.. S,nnbell y and should IN no sasV " ~ =
d,tSsaS "a Sltber individual member Of me urn "
name.
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ora WELISBURG LITTER.
Mr11snuna. August %.

Editors Of the Intelllseneer;
The great battle Of nominations for
officers In the Brooke county division OF
the Republican host came off last Satur:
day. There were not as many engaged
In The conflict as in that Of the Saturday
previous: therefore thereWere fewer killed
and wounded. On Thursday before tho
engagement 1t was thought best by all
concerned to not allow one Of the con-
testants, Mr.. W. G. Barclay, 10 buckle on
his armor and strike for the coveted
prize. Accordingly "Chap" was of, leay-
Ing Tweed, Kuhn and Buchanan To eight
it out on that line II It took all summer"
so far as he was concerned. The clash Of
arms being over, a survey OF the field
taken, and the calling Of the roll showed
the final result: .l
For SseriS-John Tweed carried of the
first honor.
For AatsOr-Howard Gist was victor
ious over VIM. Jones.
Leander Browning for the State Senate,
no opposition.
Thomas Boyd for House Of Delegates,
no opposition. "a 800. LIZ
Rfosseuting Attoaey-I. C. Wright, no
opposition.
ReIding Jussiee-Joseph c. Gist, no
opposition.
Now we have it and who OF those chosen
by the two parties to cross swords in Oc-
tober will be triumphant? No man can
tell. The strugple will be hard one as
both sides are confident Of success. With
q little dissatisfaction existing among the
troops Of contending armies 1t Is not safe
to-bet heavy on the result Of an encounter
be their numbers as they may. Nothing
strange or startling. Lf g. B. G.
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THE NTELIlGENCER viii pEesSpt daily ne >,
Tho world, - well ~ complete recotd Of Local
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WEEKLY.
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ST. JoHN's PIcEIc.-The congregation
OF St, Johns German Protestant Church
went over to the Island yesterday and en-
ioyed delightful picnic in Zane's Orch.
ard. The weather was delightful, every
body happy, and a more enjoyable coca
sion cannot well DO imagined. The music
was furnished by the Wheeling City
Rand
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A. dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and cGcctual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Faded @grdy
,hair is soon
restored To its
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TRANSPORTATION.

Nos. land 6run daily; No. 3 daily oxcspt Mon
day; Nos Z and Is daily except Sunday; No. Is
stops at all stations between Wheeling and Grafton;
Cumberland. -S
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SEMI.WEEKLY.
y, nod, d sasus,, pS'in0' Ffpo'd' :.
"a oolslx mOnthi.........Si 70
, 1876-12-23
YE LAND OF WEBFOOT.

Most every Sunday school in Salem
will have Christmas tree.
The average attendance a: the Oregon
City Seminary for the past year has
been ga
There was no turkeys in Baker City
on Thanksgiving Day, consequently
business went on as usual.
The Methodist Sabbath School at
Salem ia having much ado about the
one who shall lead them in singing.
Park Ward and Louis BERN of Oregon
City. killed ten dozen ducks on the Col
umbia sloughs last week.
Mr.. Herren. a farmer at Salem,
has sold 40, 900 bushels of wheat since
Saturday, at 81 per bushel.
q. Craven and ". S. Moore have re-
ceived the contract to build the bridge
across Mill creek at Salem. They charge
$239.
Some unknown "cracksman" got
into c. W. Bryant's house at Oswego
last week. and left 800, richer than
before his exploit.
A circular saw run by horse power is
saving all the wood in Salem and the
Chinese wood fiddlers are looking for
less mechanical places.
Miss Matte Powell of Stayton, MARI
on county. has received the prize of
1926 offered by L. Samuels, of the West
Shore. for the best Christmas story.
Some Oregon City hoodlums emula>
ting the example of the roughs of Port-
land, fired an efigy of Governor Gro
yer last week, and then shot it full of
pistol balls. Brave. nice boys!
The Enterprise complains that the
Locks Company will give no manifest
of freight passing through the locks, as
provided for in Senate bill No. 9, and
the case will come up before the courts.
, 1876-12-23

The withdrawal of the Gussie Telfsir
and California from the route between
the Sound and Portland, is another
good cause for the return of the Olym-
pia to these waters. She ran between
San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands
for some months and can easily serve a
shorter one like that between Portland,
Neah Bay, Victoria and the Sound
towns. We hope Capt. Finch will send
her up and run her as above stated; and
by that time, in our opinion, the North
ern Pacific Railroad Go. will be very
glad to take silver at par in payment for
treight-or anything else.
, 1876-12-23

The idea that Senator Lamar. of Mis-
sissippi, would accept Cabinet Minis
ter's position under Hayes, in the event
of the latter's usurping the Presidency,
is not to be thought of for moment.
No man who knows Lucius @. 9. La
mar would hint at such a thing. Of all
men in either House of Congress, he is
the coolest, the most dispassionate and
the most unpurchasable.