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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
BranscOm, the Alleged Jacksonville
Bond Nan, Wanted by Major Poe in
Rietsuond.

New YORK, July 31.-The SUMS re-
port OF the arraignment OF George NJ.
Branscom, Of Jacksonville, Fla, who was
arrested in this city for having In his posses
sion forged bonds OF the city OF Jackson
vile. says as Branscom was being taken to
prison be turned to Justice Duffy aud said !:
"Wili YOU please send down the papers be-
fore the grand jury as soon as YOU can p"
"Whv?" Justice Duffy asked. Because
l want TO go to trial as quick as cam"
Branscom answered. Detective Robert
Pinkerton, addressing the Justice, said !:
:" have received q telegram to-day from
Chief-of-Pollce Poe, OF Richmond, Va,
a.king il the man arrested was not one
armed. don't know what is wanted, but
/ replied that the prisoner, Branscom, Is Il
one-armed man." BranscOm turned pale,
and il was the first time since his arrest that
he had shown any feeling.
The Late Murders i'm Georgia.
ATLANTA, GA, July Ex-Governor Col
Quit went to Jonesboro' last night with the
Gate City Guard, of Atlanta, to prevent
any attempt on the part OF his friends to
rescue the prisoners who were imprisoned
on the charge OF the murder OF Mile John
son (coloredD for beating her father and
mother and fatally wounding her brother.
Joncsboro' was in great state Of excite
ment over the affair all Of yesterday. She
riff Archer met with resistance in attempt
ING TO arrest some OF the parties charged
with the crime. Seven prisoners were
brought to Atlanta by the Gate City Guard
and put in jill here for saiekecplng, and
others will probably be arrested. sam
Cook, one OF the prisoners, turned States
evidence and implicated ali OF the others,
but subsequently said be was frightened
into a confession. There is an uDcOmpro-
missing demand for full investigation, and
il the guilty parties are found Georgia will
have a wholesale hanging.
A Justice OF the Peace Killed.
NEW YORK, July 31.-A New Orleans
special says that on Wednesday, at Donald
sonvlle, Ben. Gibson, cousin OF Con-
gresham Randall Gibson, shot and killed a
Republican justice OF the peace named r.
j. Green. The trouble grew out OF dissat-
isfaction OF the former at Green's method
OF enforcing the Sunday liquor law.
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Bishop Wightman i'm Norfolk.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA, July 31.-Bishop w. E'
Wightman, of South Carolina, arrived to-
night en- route TO camp-meetng in Ma
thews county. He breaches in both cities
to morrow.
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Mrs. Zelda Harrison Seguin Again
Married.

BALTIMORE, July 31.-Mrs. Zelda seguin,
the operate prima donna, was married In
this city to-day to David Wallace, OF In
diana, brother OF General Lew Wallace
and son Of Ex-Governor Wallace, OF In
diana.
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FINANCIAL.
$35O,OOO CITY OF RICHMOND
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.

RICHMOND, VA, July 20, 1880.
SEALED BIDS addressed TO the undersigned will
be receved at the office OF he City Auditor until
IL O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY the "a day Of August
1880, for all or any portion Of
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS FIVE PER CENTUM REGIS
TERED BONDS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND,
payable thiriy-fouI years after the Isl d1y u
July, 1850.
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Snow I'm the Catskiils.

RoyDoUT, n. Y, july Sd. W. butcher.
a guide on the Slide Mountain, the highest
OF the Catskills, and in Ulster county, says
il showed there on Thursday morning.
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NEW YOHH


NEW YORK. Jnly 3l.-Coap Il auiet aud steady;
sales, 533 bales; middiine iplands, Ii Slice.
Orleans. ii IL. So; c9uie idaied net receipts,
Sen,. % Tale.. soarberns ,r steady common "a
fair extra. s5.2JsSsJ29l; good TO choice extra.
s6.25qs7. Wheat sn%s easier with fair export
SIC6. Corn 4 shace 80 er trade moderate: un-
sradedi5@ 4sc. oat; hos y and "a lie. lower at 35c
yeastlngs, s7@sz 10, { ofee active aud frm; Rio
cargoe; ls@ l5l in;ss 80 lots is@i7e Sugar ira
manG stsndaud . ~ 9l@aic. Molasses IN fair de-
1nS s%a 1s 9nS a% SS Sa qss'
@29c. Wool bfIa and very quiet domestic fleece
40@5Oe. pulled '22@50c.; unwasbed, /. G34e.
nsas f. s2ss siGe SxSr MS r
| cy mtlles orr long clear, nc. short, ssc.:
long asd shor. b.. Lard heavy and 5@73e. lower
BALTIMORE.
RALTINoR, July 3l.-Fiour steady and UNI
changed heat-sou,herp steady; western lower
aud weak; southern red, sl.03; amber, sl.l2@
| tl.l4; No. i Maryland nominal; No. western
sas .cs ass SSy os
October, i.09s@al09x Corn-southern nothing
doins; pr ices nominal western fSl sni ueyes ns.
| ness done. Provisions firm and quiet, Coffee nrn
Rio csrsoes, ordinary 70 choice, is@ ioac. sugar
arm; "a SON; l0sc; whissey dull and unchanged
CINCINNATI.
| C,ycINNArr July 3l.-Fiour dull and nn-
ch,.nged. Wheat strady; No. 2 amber eOA@y2e.
| Nh. red winter. 93a96c. Corn easier No. mixed
d ominaIly s9l@4oc. Oats firm Ne, 2 mixed
old, ss@33he. Pork nrnSr a. s14.oo@sl 20.
"a SO; clear rib, $3.50 Bacon steady; shoulders.
55c.; clear rib, &c.; clear sides, SIC; Whi,ksy
arm al 81 on. sugar buoyant; hards: lof9 iie.
New OrIeaus, sts, 9kc. Hogs steady; common
EspOaSI so; ligbt Sf55Qt4.So; packing
Sf5OgH 90; butchers', s4.90@so.io'
LOUISVILLE.
louisville, day 3l.--FlouI quiet; extra f5.2o
| nx9 TX, family ~, 75de&4.25. Wheat In tsir DE-
maud al SOS, Corn steady AND arm No. noa's
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cIssoLrTIeNs q pARTNERsBIPs.

VIRGINIA STEAM COFFEE AND
PICE-MILLS.-The firm of ". u. HERS
MAN e co. + this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. j.. CURRANT retiring.
W. Il. HERSNAN will continue the business or
the lAie firm. a. ~,
Those having claims against the late urn VIII
will please be prepared TO settle up without DELAY.
With thanks for the liberal PATRONS Of The past,
w. w. Il. HERsMAN & 60.
ptcuNoSD August 2. 1880, ala l-3t
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FIRE RECORD.
Notion and CIOthing-House Burned
fu New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 3l.-Buildng No. 81
on Custom-House street, occupied by Mar
shall Croft, notions, and L. Troute, cloth
ing mandatory, was burned yesterday.
Loss, $10,000 insured.
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Flour.
Ey Te;ogr&y n

Pine. s3.5O@t4: oatra,s5 5as 1878 superdne,
s5@;4.3O; common family. sS-' i5@.6.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
sATuHDAY. July 81, 1880

SATURDAY. July 81, 1880.
sALEs.-5o0 A. and G. Railroad income rs
bonds sold at Az: 500 Virginia tsx.rtc.ivebie
coupons sold at 50; 1000 United states As sold ai
l0gf; so United States As sold at 100 and 500
Richmond city o. sold ut 109x.
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The Candahar Disaster.

LONDON, July Sl.-A dispatch from simla
n Tho Renter Company gives the following {:
Oe.ettah, July Sl.-There Is no news
direct from Candahar, The nature Of
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nN.-The co.nnrtnership

Mss OLU TION.-The co-partnership
IL heretofore existing between /. j. CONRAD
and JOSEPH w. BLANTON IN the concerns Oh
CoNRAO n co. No. % east Broad street, and X.
F. MICHAELS ( CO., 426 north sixth street, was
dissolved on July |, 1880.
All persons having claims against sald concerns
Element. All parties In debt 10 said concerns VIII
please settle at the respective stores.
'' f. j. CONRAD,
JOSEPH W. BLASTON.
The subscriber having purchased The eniire ousl
item. and Will be represented By X. y. MCHAELs
al 426 north Sixth street. and bY ". = lUPhAN
and I. y. WORD at No. 20 east Broad street,
Thanking the community for former patronage
he asks for "A continuance of the same. .>.
~ 3l.2t JOSEfH W. hbAHlON.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

CRATTAN's REPORTS, VOL. 30, Is
Our stock OF BOOKS aud STATIONERY Is large
and prices low. Orders solicited. n
'"N WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.
an l-2t vi MaIn sIeos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-01

KILLED ny A HORSES KIcK--NARRow ESCAPE
FROM DEATH-PREvALENCE or FEVER AND
MEAsLEs-THuMB CUT ofP--DEArH OF A
wELL-KNowN CITIZEN OF LOUISA COUNTY
WHEAT CROP PROsPEcT-NEGRO CUTTING
SCRAPE.
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CINCINNATI.

forIsyuLE, day 3l--FiouT quiet; extra e3.20
mk9 IN; family. ~, T5aet4. 20. Wheat In tsr de-
maud al Sos, Corn steady AND arm Se' noa*'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Chancsry Court Madison county Aisa July
term 1879.
Alien Nugent & Co. surviving1
Partners Of ST. H. and J.
n. Allen & Co, OF d.
No. l755.t vs..
Anna +. Ross, ct al.
BY virtue of the provisions of . final
decree rendered by the Chancery Court Of
term thereof in the above styled cause in
the year 1879, and a supplemental decree
rendered by said Chancery Court at the
last July term thereof 1850 in the same
cause. will sell to the highest aud bsst
bidder OF bidders for cash in front of the
court house door between the hours of II
O'Clock A. NJ. and 3 O'Clock p. n. on
MONDAY, 9th DAY OF DEC. 1880,
Madison county, Mississippi. to-wit: &c or
and 9 If of sw or SEQ e t3r3c; hf sw
or sec - 9r3e; hf NV ar sec &c t 9 r
3 e; Inf and sc or and . hf Of sw or sec u
r 3 east; Inf of n If and hfe hf Of no
or sec - tyr 3 e; 8 hit W hf Of NV qr and NV
or sac IS 3 T 3 east. Also the following de-
scribed personal property to-wit: One hors,
col. bay male "Jack;;" one gray mare mule
"Beck;" one hay horse mule Jerry" ono
bay horse mule nPete;" one sOrrel mare
mule Jenny" ono bay mare mule ''Puss,"
and one gray marc mule Polly" one bay
mare mule jude" and two two-horse
wagons.
The title to the above described property
is beloved to be good, but viii convey
only such title as is vested in mo by vir-
tue Of tho provisions of said dscrees
GEORGE HARVEY,
Commissioner,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04
\ SAD AFFAIR.
Casthaginian.

Some where about two O'Clock on
last Thursday an ARRAY took place
in tine Courthouse in this place be-
tween Gassamore Hughes and s.
d. McGaughey, in which the for.
mer received q pistol shot Won nd
from which he died few moments
later. 1t is said that the difficulty
grew out of business matters in
connection with third party-a
negro named Bill Cheshire;-that
Mr.. Hughes sought MIR. McGaughey
cut. and used violent and insulting
assuming mean while a
threatening attitude; that Me-
Gaughey, believing himself in dang
er, drew his pistol and the FREEING
between them then began.
just how many shots were
fired we do not know, but there
were several. hughes retreated
out Of the south door of the Court
house as the firing continued, but
quickly re-entered aud advanced
upon Mc(}aughey. The latter fell
back to the north door, and there
made q stand. Hughes also stop~
ped as McGaughey did, and it APP
l,eared that more shooting would
lake place, but it did not. ]
seemed that Hughes desired to al
vance upon McGaughey, but vas
held in check by the pistol of the
latter (which subsequently, proved
to have been empty.) At this mos
meut Sheriff Lacey, who had been
waiting on Chancery Court up stairs
came rushing down between the
two and commanded the peace.
Hughes fell in the hall OF the
Courthouse. but was shortly after
moved to . boarding house across
the street, where in Q few moments |
he lay still in death.
Examination Of the body disclosed |
two wOunas-One near the groin
and the other just under the heart.
Mr.. McGaughey appears to have
b I'd quite u narrow escape, as the /
right sleeve Of his coat was torn ap-
by o bullet. McGaughey |
used q revolver and Hughes u car.
fridge derringer. These details |
we're not gathered from the testi-
mony bff0re the examining court,
and may be inaccurate in some res
poets. Mayor Freeny held Mr..
McGaughey in o bond of $500 to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
We may refer to this subject
again next week.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04
~ ME NO MAM.

Departed this Life at bis Eems
near Livingston 10 this county, aftes
o short bnt painful illness, surround
ea by his family and friends, Gen.
s. \. ID. Greaves.
I he subject of this notice was
Born in Marion District-or county
as now callej-SOlth Carolina, on
the 9Th day Of January 1919, and
yherefOre, was in the sixty-second
year Of his age at the time Of his
| death.
In the year 1885 he moved from
his native State to this State, and
settled at Raymond then and now
the county site Ut Kinds county
Shortly thereafter he commenced
the study Of the law, and after be-
ing admitted to the bar Iraciieetl
his profession until the breaking
out of the Mexican war, when he
joined q volunteer company called
the "Ray mond Fencibles," aud va g
elected as the first Lieutenant Of
said company. Thai company
fOIm med part Of the FIRST Missis>
sippi Regiment Of Infantry COM
mauded by Col. jefferson Davis,
and saw hard service at Huena
Vista and other points in Mexico.
After his term OF enlIstment-One
year--had expire;i,-the war being
virtually Over-the United States
having conquered an honorable
peace, he returned to Raymond and
resumed the practice of the law,
when he was elected Brigadier
General of State Militia, and
shortly thereafter was elected as .
decided Democrat 10 the State Leg.
islature from the county OF Kinds,
which at that time. had q very
large Wing maj"risy-the first and
only time that u Democrat was
elected from that county, SO long
as the Wbig and Democratic par>
ties confronted each other. Gen.
Greaves was no ordinary MAN, OF
fine personal appearance, he sl-
ways, by his regard for the rules OF
pOliteness, commanded respect,
while, at the same time, he was
we'll read in ancient and modern
classics, and never failed to iuter>
est an audience in public debate.
He was the "pink of honor" the
.'soul Of chivaliy" ami tho writer Of
this notice believes that Gen.
Greaves would have preferred
death to the commission Of mean,
.lisgraceful or dishOnorable act.
The widow, children aud relatives
have our sincere sympathy in thier
hour of sorYOw and affection. Hon.
or to his memory, and may his soul
lind peace in Heaven where the
"weary are ut rest's and the 'wick-
ed cease from troubling"
A FRIEND.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04
The Cotton Crop.

There is no denying the fact tina
this market has suffered wonder
fully this season by the bad wealth.
or and the shortness of the CROP
the Ia ter superinduced by the other
In q word the present is most un.
favorable seae0n known for years
This time last year there was re-
ceived in this market 7,772 bales
Of cotton, whereas, up to the pres
npt writing, there have been re.
s~<ed less than half that amount
Soy 's 400 bales. The rains have
,'o orn so,cessant that our planters
Nc a" ,,.o ;;Snna4 hard, indeed, to gath.
is m omr c Of IGN and the consequence
Two ' thirds ID ~ Of q yet in the fields.
the largest estimate ~ moSa hn
both planters and mercEa,,,sMsoms
think there will not be over nnss a
crop gathered.-Yazoo Herald.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

w. r. Tappau. Contractor and
Builder, Toledo, Ohio, says:-An
Excelsior Kidney Pad relieved me
Of pain iu the side of fifteen years
standing. Please send me anoth.
or Pad.-See Adv.
w. A. Titus, g. Ashland Avenue,
Toledo, Ohio, seys.-My wife is
now as strong as ever, her regain-
ed health being directly due to the
use Of the Excelsior Kidney Pad.
We can heartily recommend il to
all kidney troubled persons.-See
Adv.
SHILOH's CATARRR REMEDY.-
A marvellous care for CataYrh,
Diphtheris, Canker Mouth and
Headache. With each hottie there
is AN ingenious nasal Injector for
the more successful treatment of the
without extra charge
Price so cts. For sale by W. j.
NJ osby, Canton, Miss j3l ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
STRONG.

In the past few months there has
been more than 500, 600 bottles Of
Shil0h's CU1e sold. Out OF the vast
number of people who have used it.,
more than 2,OOO cases of COnsump.
ton have been cAad. All Coughs,
Group Asthma, and Bronchitis,
yield at once, hence it is that every
body speaks in its praise. To those
who have not used it, let US say, II
you have a Cough, or your child the
Group, and yOu value life, don't fail
to ry it. For Lame Back, Side or
Chest, use ShilOh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by w. j. Mosby 6 Co., Canton,
Miss. j2k1y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04
A New Kind Of Casa

New because it il only within the h.
lew years that it has hesn improved ard
brought within the reach ~ every one; Old
in iinclplc because the first IN ysntion was
.siasie and the first patent taken out nearly
twenty years ago, and eAaDs made -
that time and worn ever since are nsarly
as good as new. Read he following which
is only one of the many hnudrsis; your
jewelers. can teR 20 aef similar ones:
MANSFIELD Pa, May - 1893
! have a customer who hns carried ono
of Boss Patent cases 6ftern years and 4
knew it two years before he got it. and I
now appears good for ten Year, longer.
X. +, OLNEY.
Remember that JAS. Boss IL tho anlY
patent case made of two plates Of solid
gold Zone outside and one inside) covering
every part exposed to wear or sight, tho
great advantage of these plates over slec-
I + '-giiding is apparent to .riy one. Rasa'
is the only patent case with " hieli there
is given u written warrant Of which tho
following is i fac sin,iie
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

Gen. Walker will have the CONS
IIete census RETURNS, as far as non.
u'ation IL concerned. ready within
a week after Congress meets. The
appointment OF representation in
Congress can, Of course, be made
very easily by the Forty sixth Con.
gress, unless debate on the subject
~ so protracted as to prevent any
action. IF the basis Of represen ia
ton is not changed. the House will
have 1858 members instead of 29a
as at present.-Coufier journal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

OuEEs VICTORIA has presented
ne Presioe.t Of the United States
VIII , magndcent writing desk,
made frem the t'abers of her maj
EFT, 3 ship Resolu', when 1t was
bsoken- up-the Reolme baving
been one Of tue slhss se.t I'm search
Il Sir John franklin. Tie desks
veighs thirteen hundkd bounds
and is . Ene specimen Of ~rLnan.
shjp. Mr.. Hayes got it, b. tA.
sueetion Is, isn't it Mr.. Tildeusey
rights
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04
SANDER & sons EXTRACT
-tEssence) Of the
r UCALxPTUS -.

The pure volatile PARTICLES Of the leaves
OF the renowned antt.fever tree the Eucsf
Iyptus gi0hulns, and the only prosectie-
against contagion iir cases of yellow, Il,
phOid and other fevers. Do not wait .it I,
that terrible foe, yellow fever appears q
your midst, but protect yOurselt and fsln Il
by using beforehand our extract as an " h.
rant, and whom fever had already set =
| take internally four to six drops In speaif-
full of water once day, and apply it exsyr.
naily freely to the region Ut the bowela
| ID the only remedy that can be relied on
Certificate.
Sandhurst, Australia, March 1, 1878:
have been investigating Messrs. Sand i,
e. Sons Eucalyptus Extract, and fave II
admit that there is, beside il, no ne,l,cs.-
mcnt Of such universal effect on the human
syst EN- that l know Of 1t checks com
pletely all infiammations of whatever. kiuti
--chest, lung, and all throat affecti ,ns.
such As bronchitis aud niphthesia. IL
cures Rheumatism TOOthache, Neuralgia.
the most severe colds, etc. used il with
unparalleled success in swellings, bruIues.
sprains. burns, wounds Of most serious M.
ture, in all disorders of the bowels, disr
rhoea, ETC.. and gladly acknowledge lie
merits for the benefit of the public.
John Cruishank, n. d.
Epitome of declaration made before n.
Cohn. Esq :, J. F., at Santlhurss. Oetohcr/
1877: The sop Of Mr.. Raah.. was hurt vii
On axe on the knee. After nine months
medical treatment it was declared necossa-
~ by DR.. McGillavry, to sniputate The
limb. At that juncture tho extract was sp-
piled md the wound speedily cured wlshs
out amputation. The daughter of Nj.
Jungheim, suffering from disease Of the
hone, so pronounced by pys. AtkinsOA and
B oyd, who attended the girl withous satis-
factory results, was cured just as speedily.
Sandhurst, Oct. II, ls74-I herebS Ger
tify that the above are the contents Of An
published 1t Hnnslhnrst and
that the named Drs. McGill.vry. AtkinsOn
and Boyd are we'll known medical practi,
Lioners residing at Sandhrrst. .. A. Wood,
" ard, Mayor.
All the documents IN question may lie In
,pected at the wholesale agency Of g. X.
t'inlay / Co, 35 Magazine st. New Orleans.
ole agents for the southern states. The
'rtract is sold at Canton by Phillips &.
ZONES sole egents.
Caution:-There are some preparations Of
he gum resin in the trade withO ut any
alue as medicament. They may easily
e disccrned. as they Turn milky, on ac-
CUNT of their terebinthineOus nature.
rhen miFed with spirits Of wine, We
re the only existing manufacturers Of the
IRE Extract fessencc) OF the leaves of the
australian gum tree. Therefore, ask for
andcT / Sons Extract. and insist apou
!, March l3.ly'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

IT is the opiaiOn of the President
of the A. & Nj. Co:lcge that this i,
stitution will not he able fer the
PRESENT to acconsdate all the
students who will apply fes admis-
slOn.-There are new abo.t $50 in
regular attendance. Three hun
died is about it's full capacity
Starkville Times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

GrN GRANT says be " poor bn
MT enbit,ous. ne has had all the
moss his cesntry has to bestow
11aine il sad to be getting
= = -. enersl ali the money
RI, oouD1yAen(baves to spare.
D'a'"e wants to get Gra. ont OF
re way in 1884. AID knows nat a
Sig psae Of money t. retire on isths
only thing that VII pacify b.
great rival.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

tS34.) We.
Upon opening nd filing the sworn bill
of complaint in the above styled CAUSE, il
appearing to tho satisfaction Of the Court
that John Pitman-the defendant therein
lis a non resident of the State Of Missis-
sippi, and whose residence and post office.
arc unknown to tie complainant; it i.
ordered and directed by the Conrt here.
that said John Pitman DO appear in this
Court ON the third Monday In Jamuary
1881. and plead. answer - demur 10 saiil
bill. md that = copy Of this order be pub
lished once n week for four consecutive
weeks in the American Chiffon. n public
newspaper printed and published In Cam
ton, Madison county Mississippi, which
publication shall be commenced within
twenty days from the date Of this order.
Done in vacation, this tho ID day of No
vember, A. D. 1890
WILL II. BAILEY, Clerk.
0. r. SI.GLKroN,
Attorney for compl ainant. (4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

LIE Town ofGreenwood, Miss,
mas no post-masfer and the office
goes oegging.-PAnola Star.
Verify, there Is great difference
between Greenwood and Canton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

Two drops laudanum in half tea.
spoonful OF warm water and DROP
PED into the ears, will give imme>
date relief to persons troubled with
neuralgia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

THE steam ship Oncle Joseph
was sunk on the 24th near Spezia,
by collision with the Artizis. and
OF 300 persons on board, only fifty
were saved.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

q - now pretended that Grant
.ou'dTt have accepted that pen.
sion fund even If it had been raises,
wouldn't hef 1t is not on record
mat he over refused anything, from
= gentleman dog to q pafatiaI brick
mansion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

THE Friay's Point Gazutte has
been enlarged to . seven column
quarto, and is now one of the best
papers in the State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-12-04

GEN GRANT has now turned III.
attention to mining specalatioas in
ths North west.