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DENNsYLvASIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Treins leave New York VIA pesbrOsses and Cortland
streets ferries, a. follows;
xpress Tor harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
Win Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 4. M ana
$50 +. VI. sunday 8 aud s;j' 7. VI.
For NinAmsrnrt Lock Have, Cory, AMI Ere A. ~
and $50 l.. NJ. connecting NJ CORY Tor Iitusylle
Petroleum Centre ana the Oh Regions.
For Rnlumore. Washington, Hnf the South, Limited
Washington Express" OF Pullman Plrlor lars d,y,
except sunday, vaQ A. Mt arrive Washington t;u5
Z. 81. REGULAR $40 \. NJ. 2i). 6;oo and /. N.
sun iaY sos iudpP. =,
LIurcss Tor PnaIrl IhA, $50, $40, 0;90 A ", 1890
2;4O. g. 4. o e. SEQ p. VI. ana - night AccomnO-
dati N A. ". am $40 p VI SUNDAY, 3 A. NJ. .. o.,
2. $50, ami 4. NJ. Emgrant AMI nj ella "a
7P. NJ
For Centennial pcoot At $40 go. 7.31. $50. a3o
A. NJ 1880 3, and 4 l.. VI. On SUNDAY, $ \. Vi. Re
turning, leave trntrnniN Depot al sId. Nab. 1850
A. NJ. l. ll6. $3.50 ii5. 51o g. 600 and 5;O5 4 W..
. On sunday, 100 A. VI hhd =, VI.
For trans 70 newark, EHza eth, ahwat Princct n.
Trenton, Perth Annoy, Bennington, where, anu
- OF or lnts see oca schedules ~ a.. IlcNet OMNgs.
Trains arrive From Piitsnl IN, go and 1850 A. Il.
ami lo'2DP NJ. daily; lOlo NJ. aud $50 T. NJ. "a ly,
$50, ai0 A. ", $40. $40 and io.ei T. VI. sund,y
dat', Ht0 A. ". From Pnilldennii SOS. $50. $50.
pto 1910. lli2O lliiO A. NJ e1O 500, 4lp o.lO d;lO
go 80 7;in $50, aud lu.e T.. u su da,, 5.D5
g:su $50 94u, 1910 1890 A. Il $50 and iO.sJ p VI
. Ticket Onice', so and 90 Pr adNay No. l Asflr
House, and foot OF Deshross and Corflinit sta
80 Court 49, brlpklYn III, 10 and llS iiudsn1
ioo Zen Delot Jersey Oiy. kmisrant icket once.
FRANK THOMSON. n. NJ ROYD Ir
General Manager. General Pa-scns ger Agent
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COR NORwALK DIRECT.

Connecting with Dsnbury Norwllx and New Haven
Railroads Dy steamer AMERCUs, day SUNDAYS
eNceptedl from Jewe.rs docS, Brooklyn, $50 z. NJ;
Pier 81. East river, e:t5 f. Nj aud foot OF 3 It, East
ryer, AZ p NJ Fare, 50 cents Excursion tickets, 81
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ALL IMPORTANT!
Health and Economy |!

LADIES WATERPROOF DOUBLE CORK soLRD
BOOTS from $3.50.
MISSES wATBRPRooF DoUBLR CORK soLED
BOOTS t5.
onnDRENs wATsRPRooT DOUBLE CORK
sOLBD BOO1s,A
These cannot fail to Ia regarded with extraor.
dnary public interest for they place within the roach
OF luxurious and health preserving bo)t that here
toforo could only be obtained at double the prices
We would also call attention to our sUPERlOR 81,
~. ana % WALKING BUTTONED 300 rs for LADIES
and for CHILDREN at o. AMI which for syl, ami
workmanship surpss ythins sold Ia tniI ciy ct the
prices
For the prompt and proper execution OF hne custom
work. we are provided with the best IN sx
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Al IMP3hrANr NOTICE 70 Centennial tray:
"a eurrf.-Peoplcs evening line. Great reduction OF
fare af'er oct l. Iirsteass passase on steamers be.
Sundays oxcepted) at A. N. from Pier Al North
river, near Pcnnsyiysnla Rdlroad pier m New YORK.
Hurson railroad tlcketa taken for passs &c ana
s,ateroom berth Centennial excurslon tickets taken
for passage and cabin berth. y. B.-St.teroouls
warmed by steAm. Meals on the European plan.
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nINORCES legally ana quietly obtained Tor IN.
- oompai hllty, %c residence unnecessary. Fee
al Ter dcgIcrt ~ arh' CAptrence. A. GOODRICH.
Any atLiw, l2i Dearborn str tmcago IN.
lyon SALF-ono foursdcl moulding machine :
n one band saw. and one scroll saw
4. Is. NALENIlNF, 0 Baxter 81.
D0Sr OFFICE .NOrICE.-rhe forei-n mnils
Tor inc week ending saturday, oct 2S iH7S. " III
close Of this otce on TUESDAY. ri \. NJ, fDr Ia.
rnpr. per steamship Montana. wa Qnaonstowni IN
"Wednesday AT $50 A. NJ, Tor Europe, per stca nshlp
kusil, wa Queenstown ON Thu day, az llAO a. NJ 4,
fr Europe, per steamship CimDrA, via Plymouth. Cher
Dlurg, ana numllrg on SATURDAY, nj IA A. NJ, for
Europe. per steam hlp Cly Of Chester via Queen.
towns cOrreepondrnCe for Scotland Germany, ana
France 10 be forwarded by ths steamer musl D spec
ally adlresscd anu at 10 A. NJ Tor scotland DIR Ct
steamship llifurnia VIA GlasgOw and At IL A. NJ,
for Fr nee diItct per Steamship France, VIA huyrri
and at 1880 A ". for Europe, per steamship Nosel
VIA Southampton and Bremen. The sleamshius Mon.
lana Russia and Ciy Of Chester do take malls for
Denmark sweden, and Norway
The msils Tor the West Indies via Bermuda and
81. Thomas, VIII leayn New YORK Oct. 26
The mails for Cana &C" VIII leave san Francisco
kOyl
The mails Tor Australia: 40 VIII leave San Frsa.
CISCO N0Uo 1879. 7. l.. JAAkS. Postmaster.
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oh, Gurf.

4 FLEETWOOD PARK, MORRISANIA.
~. -IroituS to commence a. oc ocs. Tie follow
lus horse- VIII star lit tle free for all
": NJ Humphrcyi ch = Judge Fullerton
John Span, o. '. lsaru..
H. :. Russell, b. =. Smus gler.
A J, Feeks, b. =. Great ta-f"-n.
Juau Trout, o. x Frank lscHyrt
Charles Grcen, b. IN Lucille GOlddust.
2;iO CLASS.
/. G. F. Smith. city = Matte X
.. John ul. man, city. b. =. tafragut.
3. J II. BcrlcN, Union springs. be y Tom.
4. n. u. Syulru %. NOrWicl Conn. ch. m S1dia
3. !. r. Gilbert, CITY, b. e. King Phip
4. Jtco Fountain, Ellurt a. Little Frank.
Z. a. MELON IA, city a. x Dmpcls.
:. fIt. DNi Ner nurgh. b. Young sentinel
g. Richard Honby, Co uinDu4 Dr. Richard II.
70 Nye Jones. Kingston. D. <. j. ID.
II, H. +. wilcox, ucl b. =. Henry.
Admis Ion e.. GATES II. BARNARD. Pres
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p,rsJall 9Jtl,t,.

ttr5Jlil g1tltt'.
nISEASES or MEN. Nervous DEBILITY, and <in.
~ dred affections speedily an permanently cured ~
HENRY \. DANIELS, N. . lLi Lexington ay.. u ar
sgth II. Hours Sto3
JFFHkDERICK BuRDGF, lltc ~ 10 Paragon,
i New Kent : al, London, vii communicate win
VIII lEslDE BRO lhLhs, % Greene 81, Ncw YORK. ne
vi hear OF something much to MS advantage.
MIssING-nEwARD $1,000 since s4'aFd4y
evening. oct. e. 1879, Mr.. Philip oumArn, age
a. height feet inches large dark eyes perfect teeth.
healthy comp,eXion ami fun round face dressed In
dark plaid sui. brown oycrcoat ami Derby hat re-
ward OF two thousand dollars viii be paid for his re-
coyery awe and all Information regarding hun Nh DO
literally paid for.
WILLIAM oTTMANN, Fdlton Market,
or 4s3 Fast SD It.
NIK-. JOHN M'HI GH CNary) native Of Fullla-
WI teen county van, ireland. An Information OF
her Will De gratefully received al Mrs. DOLAN'S
Array g.. New York.
MARY II possible same as YESTERDAY time and
4'l places II not send paper, DICK.
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daiouo ano 6oaI.

ASH egg - best Eagllsh camel, SIS. Apply al 3i3
Bowsry' VIZ Broome st., si7 Greeue q rs leroysS
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Sitlmuuats ano aaIlruao,.

A LBANY. AND, TROY, ny pay B0Ars
n Z. NlBSAkp aud DANIEL DREW. Leave Vestry
~ Pier al $40. and 2th ST. at $50 ". Landing New
burgn aud PouRlkeepsic only. Connections at Albany
Central arriving at Buffalo 7io Suspension Bridge $50,
and Niagara Falls al 90 the folio wing morning Con
tnuous trains Lake Shore ami Canaia Southern
roads. To NewDurgh or POushkeepse aud return same
4 eXCursiDu
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JAMES McKFNNA's Ipdepentcnt worAips
District NEE Ing A. 20 l.5th A. has elected the ioi.
loving officers President, &. Mulcare, Nicefresi-
4 crtt ~, :. O'L oun1r.
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R,dsious gutut,s

GOSPEL PRAISE, Prayer. and 7 simony Meet.
N inRs THURSDAY evenings at BENJAMIN Albro's 1853
West sath.' Al are invited. COws syly.
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SeaI GstI.,.

lust THINK or 1T. 1880 Qnstament panJ
- Tor house with fu lot iza1etbpOrt, n. j., near
singers factory also larger houses clrcu ars
KELLOGG Broadway.
81 500 FOR elegant new Iwo .iy, bres
sl3 month ne schools, churches aud street cars
greatest bargain. Il IL. KINNEY, SO. b st. and 81 ay
brooklyn open sundays
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

Mr.. Robert Kemp and his wife,
who.have been absent several weeks =,
on visit to relatives and friends in
Delaware, returned the first of the
present week. They took in Phil
adelphia in their travels and saw
the big American Bonanza, the Cen
tennial. Mr.. X. says at is sight
worth seeing" and "nevcr expects
to see another"
Mr.. Dave Stadeker also returned
home on Tuesday last. He too, has
been to Philadelphia and reports
the Centennial as the biggest thing
of the sort he ever witnessed. He
says that our special correspondent
, Gus, was on the 60 all the time sight
seeing, and hadn't the time, in the
day, and was too tired at night, to
write us letter. We guess its SO,
and know that if we had to carry as
much legs US he, we would be tired
too.
Mr.. Sam KOhlman of Now Or
leans, is on visit to Canton. We
arc pleased to make his acquain-
lance.
We had call, last Thursday, from
Mr.. Myer Wolf, of Osylsa. He is a
live democrat, and Secretary OF
Osyka Tildcn and Hendricks Club.
Our handsome and clever young
fellow townsman Mr.. Ralph Stadc-
ker will leave Canton, next Monday
on..a tour of business and pleasure and
will do the Centennial during his
absence.
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GRAND RALLY Of DEMOCRATS.

There was a large and enthusiasts
tic meeting of tho Democratic clti
zens of Canton last Saturday night
the 18th inst, at the Mayors office,
for the purpose of organizing a Til
den and Hendricks Club. Address
es were made by Messrs. II. S
Foote, Jr., r. b. Campbell, Robt
Powell, Sam. Z. Divine and b. J.
Semmes. The club was organized
with the following list of perma-
Dent officers: Geo. Harvey, Presi-
dent; VIM. B. Boddie, r. B. Camp
bell, Vice-Presidents; A, p. Lusk
Secretary. The club will meet
again next Monday night the 24th,
at which time John Handy, Esq.
will address the public on the pc.
litical issues Of the day.
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We are panied to learn of the
death of Maj. Thos. II. Dashed late
General Agent of the Phenix Fire
Insurance Company of Brooklyn,
New York, for the state of Mississ-
ippi. Major Dashiel was a most cour-
teous gentlemen, a man of intellect
and large experience and peculiarly
adapted to his chosen profession,
that of Insurance. lie was known
throughout our State, but nowhere
was he more respected than here by
those with whom he came in bus
h>ss contact, in the adjustment of
fire losses. In his death, good
citizen has passed away and
an irreParablc loss has been
sustained by the company he
so faithfully represented. His bcroav
ed family have our warmest sypa-
thies. May kind Providence anne
liorato their affIIcfion, aud may the
sod rest gently DER the grave of
the loved one Of whom they are
iercft
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those we noticed the grccniy Nj isses
B--n. the lovely blonde Miss
| VT, tbs graceful and charming
Miss Betuc w =, the pretty aud
engaging y isses C--b aud the
intellectual, handsome Miss We,
There were also there many other
ladies of grace, beauty and cleganc e
but mans head gets in a Whiri amid
so much fascination and his rccolicc-
ton OF Lis almostan imposslbliity.
There were various gentlemen from
town and county there, who seem
cd to enjoy the day most heartily,
and among them all none were
more entertaining than our friend
Dave G-y, Tom De Of 5 ha-
ron, and Robert Wales the gallant
son our of host, while our VIM. NC
Be fairly outshone his loyal
self; one of the best of our boys is he.
Then, as if to make the cup of
pleasure full to overlooking, there
was most excellent music discoursed
bv an amateur band composed of
our genial friends Collin Pcarce,
Henry Luckett and All Wallace
than whom no kinder gentlemen nor
more accomplished musicians can any
whcres.bc and these gentlemen
were accompanied by the accomp
lished Miss Without on the piano,
and it can not be doubted that sweet
er strains never fioated in the air
and charmed the ear than those
which their united efforts produced,
All in all the festival Thursday was a
most complete success and brought
back the days of good old times, be-
fore the war, when this kind of ge-
NAL, old fashioned hospitality was
chiefly in vogue. y
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\ Widely Applicable Remedy

Few remedies are applicable 10 such a
wide range Of disorders .as Hostettcr' 5
Stomach Bitter, and this not because it
has special properties adapted to the
cure of cach-such pretencc would be
manifcstlv absurd-but OH account OF Its
wonderfully improving effect upon the
general tone Of the system, and its altcrl-
tive action upon the organs of nutrition,
secretion and discharge. Besides its well
known properties rs a remedy of inter-
mittcnt and remittent fevers, dyspepsia,
constipation, torpidity of the liver. gen
eral debility. urinary and uterine diff
culties. il invariably proves to be highly
serviceable in overcoming annInia, hy-
pochondia, rheumatism, insomnia. and
many other disorders and disabilities
originating i'll poverty or impurity of the
blood. nervous weakness or over-eXcite-
ment, or an imperfect performance OF the
physical functions.
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Barbecue.
Editor Mall:

Editor Mail:
On Thursday of last week there
was given at the house of Mr. James
Wales, Gone of the best and most hos
pitable of MadisonCounty's citizens
Il barbecue in honor of MIR William
Wallace who has returned from Cal
ifornia on n visit to his venerable
father and his family. The meats
were done to turn and were most
savory and exquisiteIy seasoned.
There were L hundred guests pres
ent, ladies and gentlemen, and the
tables fairly groancd under their
load of good things, and all the ar
rangements for the fca st, presided
over by Mr.. Wales and his cstima-
bic lady, were 50 complete, that cv-
crything moved as smoothly as fine
machinery, and after all had eaten,
there was slill left the greatest pro-
fusion of good things.
The ladies were out in all their
trace and beauty auI auor~st
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Last Thursday night ono weel

Last Thursday night ono week
ago, Mack Goodin and Louis Greer,
two prisoners confined in our coun-
ty Jail, the former charged with bur-
glary and the latter with horse steal
ing, made their escape and are now
at large. The escape was effected
by cutting the bars to the cell doors
and windows. 1t is thought that
they were some days in cutting the
bars, nevertheless, they did so with
out causing any suspicion and did
their work we'll
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The BOARD OF REGISTRARS.

Our efficient Board of Registrars
organized last Monday and made
their appoIntments.as per notice to
be found elsewhere in our columns,
The Board also unanimously Sc
lected the CANTON MAIL, Demo-
cratic organ, to make publication
of it's orders. etc. We thank the
Registrars for this recognition OF
our services, and commend them for
their wisdom in putting their adj
vcrtisement arhere II uW do Memost
good.
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Wonder. wonder,
Blood and thunder,
AK and gun,
GllsS and hlun,ler.

Glass and blunder.
The past week has boon one of
Incidents, some slight, others seri-
GUS.
On Sunday, Fillmore Singleton
and Willis Garrett, both wards of the
Nation, had scrimmagc, in which
a pistol exploded. Nobody VS. au :
no Hayes and Wheeler vote lost,
yet, we doubt not, our community
sustained considerable loss by the
accidental escape of one, or more,
of the aforesaid wards. They were
both arrested and punished. If the
pistols and other arms that have
found their way into the hands of
these creatures, were beaten into
hoes and plowshares and then plac-
ed in their hands some good would
probably result theretrom.
Last Sunday night negro man
named Romeo Blackburn, resid
ing on the Geo. Ross place five miles
East of Canton, was cut in the head
and body, by his wife Eliza Jane,
in a most frightful manner. The
bloody work was done with an AK;
the skull being literally lad open,
exposing tho brain; one finger was
cut off ard a terrible cash was made
in the unfortunate mans back, Eli
"a is certainly fond, The cause
of the horrible decd is said to be jeal
ousy. At last accounts there was
no hopes for Romeo's recovery, and
Eliza Jane was languishing injail.
On Monday a difficulty occurred
near Camden between Holly Tuck
er, white and Geo. Scott, colorcd,
about farming matters, in which tho
latter was very dangerously cut
with knife. The wounded man
will probably die. Tucker fed the
country, for Texas it is thought.
Again on Monday last, Eddie Sulm
white, and Arthur Murrell colorcd,
both young men about the same age
got into q wrangle, some sly good
others say not, which re-
suited in the discharge of ii pistol in
the hands of Sulm, the contents OF
which entered the body Of Murrell
very dangerous wound.
Sulm also fed the country. and has
not been apprehendci. Murrell is
now lying in Il very critical condi-
ton, there being no hopes for his
recovery.
LATER AIurrcll died last We'd
nesday afternoon.
On Monday afternoon, one of the
large plato glass windows in Tun-
stall 4 uandy's store fell out and u
bystander il attempting 10 catch 1T
succeeded in breaking the glass
without serious injury to himself.
On Tuesday night, Alex. Tucker
and Lucy Hooker, both colored,
whilo playfully handling n pistol,
it, the result of which
was that Lrcy lost a finger and
ikeM Use her lover, for the ball
iealt less gently with Alex. and
took effect in his body, causing his
death. This occurred north Of Can
ton, on DIR. Reid's place. 1t was
an entire accident just such an one as
might be expected to occur by the
careless handling of firearms.
We also learn that negro man,
on Mr.. p. Ii. Palmcr's place, under
took to pnnrsh the wife OF his bos-
om,. will, Il stick, last Tuesday,
she seized an AK and
went for HMM regular "inJan.siy le.',
He left the place and won't go back
for the "axing."
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

Tine Scriptures say Naaman would not be-
lieve when told that to be cured ofleprosy,
he ,,had only to battle in the river Jordan
His unbelicf brought days of suffering
upon him, as it does upon those who de-
lay taking MEKRELL's HEPATINE for the
Liver. When the skin and eyes become
yellow in the spring season; with pains
in the head and bones of the body, and Il
heavy feeling about the stomach after
meals there is but one chance to escape.
Sickness of some sort is sure to come. an
less the bile and bad blood is carried out
of the system. Go to your druggist,
Phillips q Jones, aud get a bottle of MER-
REFS HEPATINE, that cures all diseases of
the liver.
|. Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures
cough. colds and will positively cure con-
sumption. For sale by PHILLIPS Il JONES
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Cut This 0ut-It May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what stlf-
fers more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs, Colds or Consumption. yet SOME
bottle of medicine that would cure them.
Dr. 4. Boscllee's German Syrup has late
" been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wOn,lerou< cures aston
isles every one that try it, Ifyou doubt
what we say in print. ctIt this out aud
take 1t to your Druggist. and get 4 sam
pie bottle for ~ cents and try it. Two
doses will relieve you. Regul,r size IS
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

Little Paul, second son of III. g
Danshtry, after many months of
painful suffering, brcathed his last
on Tuesday the 18th inst. His rc
mains were brought to this place
for interment.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

Mr.. S. c. Cochran, has just re-
turned from Vicksburg, whore he
has been in attendance at O meeting
of the Odd Fellows of our State. Mr..
C. was honored by being elected
q delegate to tho Centennial, to rep
resent the Order at the Grand Con-
vocation in September.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

blr f. S. Jeffrey, has recently start
cd Il large Dairy at the Warf place
and is prepared TO furnish milk,
butter, and cream at all hours, Mr.
Geo. Bcnwcll has charge of the bus
mess and millls over thirty cows,
Our city needed a good dairy and
now that il has one, let il be sustain
al
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1oULs0T
CREAT SOUTHER
RAILROAD LINE.

Train No. ? from Montgome's' connects
ut Calcra with s Il d ID Il Il ii Decatur
with NJ IL G r r for the Vet; No.
from Memphis connects al Humboldt
and Milan for the West, also from points
south for Louisville ; ut Guthrie with St.
l. d $ f R'y; at Lebanon June. with
Knoxville and Richmond Branches; at
Cincinnati jane with T.. G & l. II Il for
the North and East; at Louisville with
the U. S. Mail Boats for Cincinnati. and
with o 4 " R'y and J., NJ Il r Itfor the
North. East and West.
Train No. 4 runs daily from Montgom-
cry and daily except Sunday from Mem
phis. having direct connection from Lit
tie Rock, and all points in Texas to Lou
isvillc connects at Decatur with Mem
phS & { hariestOn II K at Guthrie with
st l. Il 5 f R'y; at Gin. June. with l., G
6 |. r r for the North and East ut Lou
isyiiIc with . IL NJ and j, NJ Il Il for
the North. East and West.
Train No. from Memphis connects at
Mckenzie with n, G ~ st. I. R'y for the
Southeast. From BrowIing Green it WILDE
runls accommodation to Louisville, max
ingSame connections Us No. /.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
WITHOUT JfANGE
are run between
New Orleans and Loui lie,
Via Milan on No. 2.
Little Rock and Louisville,
Via Memphis on No. 4.
Memphis and Nashville,
Via Mckenzie on No. 6.
For Information about Centennial
Tickets from the South anC EmiGrant
rates. to Florida, Arkansas, Texas, ETC..
address
G.. p. ATMORE,
Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Agt.,
Louisville, KY.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

Somebody found Il loose baby at
the depot last Saturday night.
We suppose its mother "kncw it
WAS out" as it was we'll fixed up. TO
stay out, being carefully stored in a
basket and supplied with several
changes of wearing apparel, and a
bottle of lunch.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

just re ceivtd by W. J. MOsby & Co., a
large and complete assortm ent of Ian
dreth's Turnip seed, growth of 1876.
Same new varieties not sold in this mar
ket before. 22-3f
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LOCAL NIATTERS.

Parties finding y mari; on their
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Advertised Letters.
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List of letters remaining in this
Office uncalled for, for the week
ending July 18th, 1876.
Brown Soloman I.ocey Rev Il II
Brown Mrs NJ e Mitchell Adam
Buckering Annie Mitchell Price.
Bryant Lizzie Mitchell Mrs Rachel
Cross Peter Neil Miss Luney
Cherry II r Mobiles Alex.
Ford WIN IL Patterson Mrs Anna
Farmer Miss Francs PoindeXtcr Mamie
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Johnson Miss Emily
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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

E-Os..--On Tuesday last, between the
Wolf Hotel and the bridge on Liberty
street, over Bear creek, Il black silk para
sol. marked with ii letter Il on the han
die. 4 suitable reward viii be paid for
IL r,iur'l f. tti;+ o''i,r
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-22

Sarah, that's the name oe the~nltlc
baby the angels have sent this Cen
tcnnial year TO gladden. the hearth
stone of our friend VIM Ballin.