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I MAKE No CHARGE TO LANDLORDS For
ADNtk1 ISISI THEIR PROPERTY, AND
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PUBLIC CONSTANTLY
IHAyE MANY or THE FINEST BUILDING
SIZES IN lHE CITY FOR SALE. ALSO,
HOUSES IN EVERY SECTION AT PEICFI
FROM a, co 40 Sc. eco. NOW Is THE TIAiE
TO BIY. Il. q HoLTZMtN
suE2S 10th and 4 Ets n "
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8 w: FLYNN. A. NJ. 7O2 9Th street n W.,
~. viii open afternoon classes Sept. 18th for
every grade of advancement. Mathematics, Latin,
Greek, French, German, En9lish Penr1anship and
BCokkeeplng. Evening classes continue as hereto
fore at SIS Per month. Special attention to prepa-
ton fer college, West Point, Annapolis and all
crate terms. aug14
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EoR RRNI-

NOR REST-Several very desirable Brick sevea-
Il room HOUSES, with mod imps. Caa be rent
ed sGd occupied Immediately. rent 10 commence
SEPT. ], lssa, al SEQ. Also, larse lis. of other
Houses At different prices and IN all parts OF tie
C ty. Call for our Bulletin.
JOHN SHERMAN x CO.
aUR2l 3m IT. Cloud Building.
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COAL AND WOOD.

John MILLER,
- Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
COAL AND WOOD.
MAIN Once, Depot, and Eindlinly Wood MIL a.
and NlrslR avenue Branch yard l43 Ii St 6 e.
loaI sold as 10. as any place in the city.
PINE k1NDLING WOOD go. 0g per cord.
OAK kItDLING WOOD $500 per cord.
Load Of kINDGING WOOD delivered in any
part of the city for 81. %
TELEPHONE COSNECTIoN.
oroers promptly nLed, and satisfaction suar-
aLteto au24 -3.u
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u OeSYLN SEMINARY, 0O3 10th ST.
4 ny, near Lafayette park, Boarding and Day
School for Young aides, little Girls and Boys under
u: -Four teenth year W II commence Sept. 18th,
1881 Circulars may be obtained at the book stores
ard at the Seminary.
MRS. L. E. SMITH. Principal.
MES B. ROSS, Assistant aug7-2m
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- corner CT 9TH and L SITS. n w.-This institution
has progressive and successful experience of l6
Years. 1t educates young men and women for use
fulpess and self-snpport. It's graduates secure
positions of trust and profit Course of study and
traintIg comprises tbs English Lauyuage, Bust
ness Ar1thmetlc. Spencerian Practical Penmanship.
bookkeeping, by single and double entry, adapted
TO every variety, Of business; Business Practice,
recurring the making out and exchanging of ali
kinds of business papers. paying and receiving
cash and Feeping the accounts; Elocution and Lee
lures. Day ard Evening Sessions BEGIN MON
DAY, AUGUST 80. 1880. For information and
terms call at the College or address HENRY G.
eGkNCER, Principal. augl6
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FOR RENT AND SALE

l. oh hENT-io9 g st. NV, pew HOUSE twelve
rocms. modern improvements; faces south on
Psik Furniture for rent sale. Inquire on
tIenIses. sepa-3ts
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Also, all the novelties in RIGS MATS, DRUG
GET ). FLOOR CLOTHS, UPHOLSTERY aud
HOl GOODS, &C, and which
We are Offering st extra inducements.
Exclusive sales of SLEEPING SPRING Pill
Low Prompt attention given to STEAM CARPET
CLEANING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

DARK SEMINAhY.-Mfs. G. M. CONDR0N
Il will reopen School SEPTEMBER Doth, 1851
Fer particulars apply at sos FIFTH STREET
NV. auv1S- pots
, 1880-11-05
The Gtxe tbf.n l)r0ls.

J0hflft NJ thfHttafrB.. ........
Mr.. r. l.. Tnibut hMs multi II series nf rxpcr1.
mcnss rrrntlnr slc -lza ol drop. ant! THUR ,iss
r. ,nrns,.rnH ,nt'l:cIs,r., ct H. 'tnt'a ~ ~.
h;nitl sttnll itn;,, nh,t virr Hrr*e. t'snrlhl's
sin..Ay.lt "tat tho ts,cslu, Of liquids IL pretty
Is eallta ii, Question, n,1'l the fact thMt s!coh1l
md mercury n'l',rt ntar!y tho xltno n.n.l,nr t.f
Mhn ,lutlbf u,r,, Tin i1ntlrr. Thn 4lza III drops
Is Infected rrI'ctIIIy. hy tho Gotrston III tho
i!,shl, md tho firm of ltt nvnF w!,lct, Tic ,irp
rv.n ls. give fair rc.ntit. hut ut.. not nccs1-
11,t,, ~ "rnpprr*.' rtse hest ni sErsv VII! nnt,
tls,, IT powerful mc,lIclucs should s,,t lt nt-
tempted ',y .lrn1ts. and ts ns, @ r n nrn.n,v,-
tity rxrGr+ half .!rNct,nl. The nrYest tlr,p Il
formed ly rsrnp u GUM ntsthe, f,,rty.tustr III
tho ,fr:,chn. and tho sfnnllest ny chlur,f"r.1.
~ tn tito ,irnEh1n. Az HnnHrAt rufr &trt1rrs,
ii,I,t nx;rc,s. n,tl essential us Yield drop l.a4
ihnn att-liHtf lhH sIzt 1T wntrr alt nr!.lX ntsI1
solutions giro drop hut slightly snlullcr thatl
KAtGr.
, 1880-11-05
TILE COURTS.
ITEMS.

TJIsNIs4t -
TT tho case Of Il: +. 1[ollfster V. Obadiah .Iack-
son ar,t others. tho ltrceircr, y. +. Ewing. ycs-
tcrtlny fle rnport af tic rrcclrts Hnh oSpcii-
,,lt,irs nr tho ". .Jnmcs Hotel nf which nc WIS
appointed I.ccelvcr} from Jun. n, lsii. 10 No.
vcrnbur !. 1880. Thv ground tlonr is occupied
with live stnrcs, tho sccos1 nu third aturlcs nrc
used m lodgings, and tho other two ns olllccs.
etc. Tic fotl rpn.s collected wcro $i",Ge, or
al,n,,t s;lo0 year, while tho taxes. rcpars'
lnwycrs' fces, ctc., amounted 10 $tht3s, thus
leaving o1..y <1+53l tohe divided INNING tho owt'-
ora. 4 largo pnrt Of This, htwoycr co'lstsic! 4f
lHlek tuxEs frtIfn 1911 nnu South inr2 l''stnll'
irntR Of tnxcN.
Tt,-liay viii 10 tho Inst day Of sorvlcn to tho
Noyctn6or term Of Tho Circuit Court.
a veEiro vlls ordered yesterday 81 tho un!!e'p
HtuteY District Court, returnnblo Nov. lu. The
crlmiuaI s1ackct will 10 disposed nf first 4 y
not knnwtt whcthur or lN't II Jury VIII bo 'ealled
III tho ClrGuit cNurt before JAnuury.
, 1880-11-05

A hit yns silctl yesterday III tho Circuit Court
BY Daniel W. Ahern nrnlnst hla wife, atGfEarctt
pyuying fDrn divorce OH account of hrr deser-
tlon. . ......--..
The sa,nc cn.lsc Is set Up by Albert s. whittier
rs II ground for .l!yntte from Snrnh l.. Whittier.
And juno Dun,l seeks Tor Il like t1ccreB ngltnat
Henry u. Uinu. un account Of his drunken
hnblta md alleged t!cnIst Treatment af her:
She was married to him n .'nslunry. ls.s, NM
Ito il,s rrpcntcdly tried ia kill ilur with re,
vUtvor or knife, and hns ortGn pounded md
klckcl lier uht!t Nhc WINS con,I'cltl e. leave TUG
iutsu fur Gcnr Ut l,einu killed. Finally, shnrt
tllnu ngo, nftrr hu hld llssnMltr,i hnr WIN q
knife .l!ll threatened to kill her, ao 1oit hIn',
anl Giatt.a E!lo tlnrr net return TO MIN. e.,;.
Harris from Etwiu Il. 1inrris+ OIL tho ground OF
conviction hf felony.
JrtgU lBMrniIltl Kr1AtttCu n degree 10 1tooCFt
Smith from Loussa smith, for adultery.
, 1880-11-05
Tito CzRrss Q3nl Brother.

NJ IconEratlilule ihe Czar o., haylnx had the
Nrh'e:o 'eols,,K" ut last tu remove :hu rand luke
Giiar'saas i!ftsn lha cesHmand nr tho lmpurInl
dis.ee,Ii diisseI iong agu Fur yqnts HlcholAs hns cast
Ljuns,!t!u upon tha ltutal1ltr regime. Jita stupid
kunwN 41ni Klsss sciIlshlleys Ia bulgaria. lrV
npt.riaa tna soat vt wur. hut Udf1ro thIs ho W,.s
turn ssGsIo Ior hla misconduct, aud s.nce hIa re-
iuorn ''nM !tulluria hu 4as outraged i!prp,ley
nct,iio, ~ iSib tho tT,ldeslnon Ut vi. PETERSBURG
ieI.S ,a iho Car tlAt they might mt 10 conI.
hent fs,', serxe hi,n. rs they eyer received pay-
lhu War rl IL. "hnt They selt to thu pnlco. NlnI.
test III IL lnruculArly pure pMco In tho
QUE Of H., ,i't-1sest by ns'ltcl thu Duchess,
ca,rl Gy hi. pati!l WOMEN .! ti,o Hss!a.!
1'' w LUX ~ to tho war with hIl4 .4,l
, 1880-11-05

l,osalfa Ccckn commenced II st,t IN trcsrnss
ag,.lnst Amnn 1lasan, clnlnltng $.,0O0 sls1nnHcs,
a,,d another FOR tho sumo ntnUunt agalst Josof
Nntcjka. ...,
Fre.lrrtcka KcIborrer s,cl Ernst FogclsanK
for 81 700.
1t1isseil n. IMrncd brought suit to recover
$4NEl Of tho st, Louis, Iron Mountain & SOUTH
cr3I Hallway Company.
WtItluti L. .1nr.e,t commenced II autt III trta-
pass nRninst Charles DONALDSON, laying dansaEcs
ut &i.tkM. ......-..,..,
q, il. Glover sued tho brighton Company ntld
NIclIolns q. 1gchMrt FOR $iuU.
, 1880-11-05
TIE PROBATE COU1s'r.

Estutc ut (,listnf +. Antersoll, tlcccnsc.l. Let
ters Of administration lss,trd to u. Matilda AN
lcrsoI, o.l approved bond Of $:,4W. t..
Estate Of Stephen Rexforl, tlecInsctt. Letters
Of administrator Issued to Elvlrt H. 1ttxfUr1,
On t,lliluyGii band OF $IO,uq0.
Est,to vi Sophin I.nrs,,t,, deceased. Letters
tcstaittcntary issued 10 1julsBy brown Oh np-
proved buud OF &, wv.
, 1880-11-05
MICHIGAN LUMBER,

Epfetat HGpntfh to TIE EhrHyo 7tth,tnt.
EARr SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. 4.-'rlm lnm-
her shipments frufn Saginaw Riyrr for tlic
month uf f)cinlrr wer: Nj Eli GHo frr!. ntd for
tic Hr,tsnn tn Snv. I. 7ll,MO.t,Y ftet, MI rX-
crSa ,yrr the shipments lust year Ut tl3,oO0,-
NW feet Of lItAher.
, 1880-11-05

SupEl.1oR CouRr-.NnGE sMiTit-Samuel Ftcl-
den v. Chicago. Alton j. ST. LolIiA ltAl'r0h Conf
puny, sGls.7n-James Swift '. II. Z. Knot, Si:D.
C1ltCutr CouItr-C0SrEss,USs-Tho Me-
Emery v. WtIllAtu Nnsh, $sfU.4t.
IuiioH lso0Ei,s-A. e. Sturcyv v. Louis Stern,
verdict SlU-.I. T.. Farrell use, ctc., y. Iihtlna
Aor,.,l, vel1iict $lhU nnt nntiun for new trlMl.-
Patrick Glurk Y. GcnrKe Fleming, verdict $U3.G
Auu mutton for new triAl.
, 1880-11-05

inHf. III a0,ne mnnnrr axrcnhI" to ttr Inv. the
urnrcfislvs In stayed, ltfsptnrlnnis prssv that
thr proceedings In sinstr nf.'l tint tI,r nttInr
u Lizzie +. 1snlstu innf H dritirti. nid TINT thu
order to sbpw tllusC nvntnst tiHt.l, Kfnuted
tho Il;h or UetObtrt In. ss!AnlHse,i.
, 1880-11-05
SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS.
Tho Amazing f1erurd-f'ompRr1son
with lIta Census or 1870.

VIII lilo CENSUS OF tH7H.
Special Uspatth Ia The Chicago Tribune.
WAsIt1sHTDN, d. G., Noy. 4.-The returns nf
tho Saltti Carnlinn crnsns ,irc completed. They
Rl,uw an astounding Increnaa. 1lloy viii tlontll-
less 10 thu subject Of much public discussion
bofOrc thu npporsionmGnt fur representation In
tho next Congress- II nlnste. As a preliminary
contribution In this discussion, the following
comparison BY counties lnny serve. II viii ho
nnticcl that tho ecllstss of 1sJ hts returns from
two counties which did not exist Ii, 1870. They
hnyp btUt, trcAtcu since:
, 1880-11-05
Winchester

NlncfeAter'& t1yr1pItnArll1tcs
will curt, consumption, cth.1hs, wrnA Eunca.
bronchitis. and general 'lrtlfltl. Established
tWGntY-Ut1p yours,
, 1880-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A I,,ry Find tho Former MOE En-
titIed to a Scat as Al
derr1ar1.
:. pomatns to 30 Seen Whether His
- Competitor win b Given
the Place.

lny, p"' w. w. .y,,ncs4ns, md Jurors being
The c,''"'~'
prcSe"'' , MICHAEL WALSH,
-, If tho juiYea Ot clcctloii VI wv Hes.'" n,'
Prcenc' WIS
well: ,.,,, took tho bnttots ONT Of tho box ut
"Nhtn and cnuutmI tl,on,, dbl ynli or not
your no,'s.' ,,n @ ,n,,ota into tho box which you
return ~" oA''
tooE ous ,natontlv objected 10 by Atr. Trentlcr-
sast. who m I'm s"turnsas we'll rs ,o ial-
Ind 80 Inva'!daten s'.o h rntcrr, md resort
tho ",o, a %1'se cas st ts,esss tno yo.es I ots
hut !" ~ votcs but only prlmn facto uvIdcneo Of
were not wn"u ,"at The prln fac!o character Of sc,
Scstr,yel, nu1 thoy could not no 1htse'uscu .nr
NV rau.e. Counsel eo,ll'' mt nna my s.so
which exactly aus'v" ~ I'm rnlo would opcn tlo
TINT tho contrary ,.,., .. t'' '1'' "eA''' ~S''
aop1 Thn Julyo n,in,ated that tho question 'sas.
lnu 'o ms nut ot.tt TINT It WIS necessary
M to proyo the ballots more snsc: feal,y. ,s, .s,.
Counsel for responaet anps ast ,shr .rcsc
tho 1a1gc wom r1 rs. mt aue osk m tho no On, copo That
same ,nn"" "%,.v', mt.
~e1o ,rnI,I a,t",nts were then nn,c by questions
~ ',svarnnt forms to p.oye l1Mt tho Judges
bad pcrpotratcd no fra'ld III thoir recount, on,
Ind honestly rtcontea 1hosh, anu son. .'ao,m ~,
mo ~, I',' e'e'N' '' '' ~
rule! oa1. omr,wc tton rave I'M tho otteurt to
'"lse ne,n"sm' 9's,a v % tho present witness ur,d
Walsh ,yss pl.t through cruss' examination on
Nh "a's" s",,cet Of his cot,tuu un tho day uf c!oo
ton. lIc tess1'1cti ttlnt no aFailN heasny. NV
WIS not r''''K; nnusu NV nv s,',nn..i ~; H. ns
was sohcr However. W. shi'poseu ~ ,'',s. WIS.
%nSs SSssr as pi pss. s0'f 81 ate te ws ws s sSS
s% % s G0r ,r s sir"R sRpss ss Il? rS s" cy fs v"o si
h1d"ns 5'sti"s @ ,I,r .il ubhs y ellnK They agreed
aat thu! w saa, t9 o!as s!s!! ~ s's'
srs a. IN" r9naew wnks HE Key w"s Of The The
rarn % hut dllnt thinlS 70 .len o!bl,s altcrs.l "a
;seht ,be hSxt aeratra9 a,t ths ;n Tero VII no
II c"pt tcla npE ho ,ess # ws fnnn1 M ,, n,!t
E'Uw 1 sht stur nains printed az, q, tho tsk,
ints. Tie SuculstH didn't get into tho poll ll1ig-
pnc. nr Y r9n ~ w,t ~, tp ~ naIGtn9x
s s ssst so4tco 81 ~ ss IS as Y i"
lin. tho figures were, Mcurnth t0 stnuiaor q,
Wjtut.s WIS ,,nIer irt iu!cnt for fnfsifying tho
tho document ncat hy two Ct tho Judges. le he-
x x 1s 's :: s iia IL Y 9sa,oa Il sso sse1s s So
,own hnx wero nut rceo,,ntct. Tho only qacs-
p' % ~s ss 4s If 1itrss s,%tc si t one Of tho
|ulz:s announced tllo vote us Mcosath lv',
vas recalled and tcs,jiel ,bat at tho c1oso Of tho
r%ls IN attempt wns naie Iy tto Socialists IL
, 1880-11-05

1T tho cilnrgu Of llf.} tluihinX equals ff0l1 hit
tnrs 10 nlluy nil tr.uibrs Incident thereto.
, 1880-11-05

We ARE 4 NATION NOW,
Fur iht EhttAoo 1ftbuHf.
Fur We uTn kntinn Ilnw
sA,l,l w1 Ultssclyga AMye snttl 1T
And It's greatly 10 cur credit
l'hWt w0 urc Il Nntton now
For Wu might !lAyU fMttcN 10 rinYdons.
Or tn forty petty ktnxlalns,
Or pvrlnps Com ttMl' rsl.cces;
hut, In spite uf !tels md Stittrt,
And Dt Nuli10cGnts AHd TfhltOlr,
We urt. u Nation nOW-
And wv spell It with a great b!g n. I. ~
Nov, j, lH50. y. ii. i.
American citizen., 1880-09-04
The Census.

CiaTion.I
The Republicans paade very
imperfect censts of the South in
1870 for party purposes, and they
are trying to vitIate the Federal
census this year for the same pnr>
pose. But fortunately the census
business of 1880, as III 1870 was for
the most part in Republican, hands.
Two of the three supervisors in
Mississippi, (which shows as large
gains in population as any other
Soulhern State, except Texas are
Republicans, Mcssrs. Gibbs and
Bynum, and they could have no
motive to permit or cOnnive at
returns to the prejudico.
of their own party. The other 81
pervisor, Col. WIN. Handy, made it
d point, to our certain knowledge,
10 appoint enumerators of known
integrity and capacity, and as VI
the case of tie appoi.'.ces Of the
other supervisors, they have done
their work faithfully and well. AT
least there is 10 evidence 10 the
contrary and in the absence of
such evidence, it is unjus: to inipute
wrong-deirg. The truth is. the
Republican leaders OF the North
ars disappointed at the failure OF
their hopes to obtain a sectional
advantage from the census, and
they are giving way to their pas
slams
American citizen., 1880-09-04

GARFtELD'S nomination means
the endorsement and approval IN
the most positive and oittnSisc
manner posi- bic OF the Presidential
fraud vi IS76-7. He had more 10
do with II than aIy other uldi, ANA
was the cnly man who occupied
toward It d double relation. After
the election Garfield went 10 New
Orleans ny :tg1eSt OF Cen tsTant,
without authority OF law, as par
iisan He went th, IT TO assist his
party in making up case, aad AZ
Ter his ret 70 Was!iinGiou, CT
all his associates ne was the only
man 81 10 took his scat upon the
electoral commission. by every
scutanrnt CT fair play be shonit
have Lccn excluded from he jury
box. BY his own sworn statements
OF What he did ~ New Orleans,
Ga,titil had charge Of thc returns
from West Eelieiana. Parish In
one of tho inner rooms of Packard >
custom house be did his work, eX-
amincd the afiidayi;s, ana wien
! they were not sufficiently iuil, he
prepared OF had prepared additions
al iutcrogatories to bring them
within the rules adopted by The
returning board. The testimony e.
so received Ey G,Ific!d, went back
to the returning board, and the re-
suit was, that West FeIiciana with
its Democratic majority was thrown
out. In Washington,- Garfold's
vote WAS that Congress could NOT
go behind the returns thus ;nade.
AS agent for his party ne helped
to make returns by manipulating
the evidence and as juryman for
the Nation he held sucb evidence az
conclusive and binding.
,fuO1IAS A. EENDRICKS. :.
American citizen., 1880-09-04

THE Republicans are gctiing g
shaky over the prospect Of electing
til cir Presidential ticket, and they
have resolved to make a stubborn
effort to carry ten OF twelve Con-
grcssional Districts in the South,
now represented by Democrats.
They have large sums of money
iursished by the National Execu
tive Committee of their party,
which they propose to place wheie
it Will do the most good. This Dis
tTict is one of the ten or twelve Sc
lected as furnishing promising
battle groun.l for them, and here
they intend to make strennous eff
Orts to elect Capt. Gee. III. Buchan-
an. The candidacy of Col. T. w.
Harris, Gr.enpacker, furnishes
them an opportrnity to make a
race where they would not stand
the ghost Of chance were he out
oi the Geij. The question now agl>
tating the mind of this gentleman s
old personal friends is, how long is
he going to remain in the field =
Holly Springs Reporter.
American citizen., 1880-09-04

constituting the dividing line be-
tween diftcrept Counties ~ amended
by inserting the following: land
if the Board Of Supervisors Of one
of one .he counties shall Detuse TO
Join in s,.ch agreement. rhc o'her
may construct tho bridge, ard have
exclusive con,iGi of il and charge
toll thereon against all citizens oi
the cuun.y not joining iii the ouiii-
ing New Code, 5 sGS.
Subject to these amendments, and
some lew otl,eYs of small moment,
the entire text Oi The Cude OF iSI |
tchaptcv so is adopted III The new
Code.
There can be no question bat TINT
we have IL good road law. II those
entrusted with It's execution will
Only hall way discharge then
duties, we will have better roads III
Mississippi thar ever before.
American citizen., 1880-09-04


ons, lie accepted Il bIibe
OF 5000 TO recommend a certain
rotten pavement TO the Govern-
ment, which cost a quarter OF Il
million dollars. Then there was
another transaction which this Irs-
b,e STATESMAN" got into. This
was the Credit MobiEer business.
Of which most people have heard.
This is what it cost the Govern
,nent to eLacatc GEN. Garfield as n
"stateSAhin.' Five thousand del
lars a year and a 9nnater Of Il msl-
lion dollars for a rotten pavement
Which education, think you, was
the cheapest and must valuable to
the G0vernncnt-Grn. Dan cock 5
ior Gen. CA fields. Votcrs Of the
Union, it is fuF you to decide.
But Gen. Hancock has much
more than .eraid the Government
all it ever did for him. What has
Gar field done to make mp for the
enormous amount wasted on him
We pause for a reply.
American citizen., 1880-09-04

THE tow~boat Raven, from New
Orleans. bound for Cincinnati, was
stopped. at Vicksburg last week,
and Eve men believed to have gel
lOu fever were taken from on board
and sent to the quarantine hospital
The following gratifying telegram
Iss sent to the Memphis Avalanche
fass Tuesday, signed BY Dr.. C. A.
Rice. National Board of Health
ef6eer ut Vieksburg: "The cases
saken from the tow-boat Raven
have nov been snller continuous
sbservatDO for seventy-two hours,
and are positively declared not
yellow fever, or other contagious
disease-1
American citizen., 1880-09-04
The Special Election in Yaiobusha.

The special clectlCn IN falohnshA,
says the Water Valley Central.
came off on Tuesday, the 2fib uif.,
resulting in the election of r. v.
Pearson, GrceEbacker, over Captain
Il. ID. Jennings. Democrat, by a
majority of 73. II adds
'' We deeply regret the result oi
said election, believing, c"nscien-
tiousiy, that the election OF
Capt. Jennings would have proven
IA blessing TO our people, especially
in the ter: ible bitter state Of politi-
cal excitement that is now and has
tor twelve months cOnyniscd and
agitated Yalohusha county from
centre 10 circumterrnct, Yet. a.
law abiding citizens, we acc' pit the
verdict Of the people, as proclaimed
through the ballot-b box"
OF Mr.. Pearson, who was re-
ported killed in the atfray pendins
the election, the Idlobusha Stan
dard tGrcenback) says:
awe are glad 10 inform our
readers that he is rapidly inproE.
ing from the wounds received last
Saturday. and will soon he able To
attend 10 his duties as Sheriff.
American citizen., 1880-09-04
Notice to Nom Residents.


In the matter of the Ee.att, of +. P Hon.
M ison usceS c,nntx 'nS s,a,e ,,,f' of Goar, ..
july Term, a. D. 1eS0. i'f''
J } Gilman, Administrator with the will ,
annexed OF the estate of + Henry. ,
u''''isou' = i, p..a,S q, a,s
r. .o.;,c =, t,a sa,;,f...; -,
,to "t!c Eonr, fron ,ha not,,inn nfI u
c;I,,an m Ad,ni,;s,ritor ~
thn ste of T. y Usnrv 4 ...oas.I
~. ,u.nr, 70 - a.. 49, -
81 i,rIs heion rir,, - mo osta,o -,
- da1.oJe,,t r. -, ,t.t1,s '''.',;,.ot
sa;J astate ,,,ot S.,,b NJ Pc.
on5 W = Monta;tL ara in,eros,nI
in sa;d estate and arc no, res;6ents
~ ,t,o Sc. - Nf;ss;,,;,,,,, ,anna
G nj, i,ans Of ,ba Sta,e of Snn,h NJ g
lima and reside in the conntv n
P;,i,,aud and in the eirv of C,,inm.
ii. 80 ,.,,a ,bo;, ~, oa; :,
American citizen., 1880-09-04
Il. 4. SCATTER,
Merchant Tailor,
NORTH SIDE COURT SQUARE,

HAS made arrangements with one of the
largest anl most fashionable tailors in the
country, Messrs. Garitee, Mastcn x Allen.
Philadelphia, by which any garment worn
iy N al can be furnished at low figure.
fto,n actual measnrement. Mr.. Scatter has
take:, the agency OF the above house at
the earnest sslLcitation Of his friends and
ratrens in Canton, and thinks from a life
time experience i'll bis profession that he
CAP givs satisfaction to The most fastidiaus-
ANY exterior garm.nt-ccat, pants OF
y'.et--in.idc IN IN the most recherche style
and after r.e n-ost approved models of
European ;sha American fashion plates,
from measurement taken ut his lla;e of
Business, ordered from the Fhilalelphia
house, an,t gla:anteed to please in-styie
and fit. Samples, with prices attached,
nov. on exhibition at his place Of business,
north side "f public square, wliere' hs
would be pleased to see his fyiends.
American citizen., 1880-09-04

IRthe New York Herald of the
17th inst, Mr.. Edward Atkinson.
in a long communication, proposes
a cotton exhibition, whereat the
tools, implements, and machinery
now used IN the fields of the South
may he exhibited, and the attention
of inventors called thereto, that
these appliances may be improved
and the culture and preparation of
the cotton crop eheapened. The
idea is q good one, but the PROPOSE
tion that the exhibition bc held i'll
New York is decidedly objections
able. The centre Of the cotton
region is the proper locality, and
Vicksburg or Jackson, Miss, is that
place r. .ymond Gazette.