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American citizen., 1880-07-10
American Citizen,
Official Journal City Of Canton
SATURDAY, JULY 10. 1880.

See the announcement OF Ie"
Greaves for the State Senate, else
where.
Mr.. Carroll Smith wants to bny
a lot of post oak trees Sce All Ill
another column.
MIR. WIN. Schneider wants to
buy town lot for building purpo-
ses, See his ad.
See the important change in the
schedule of the New Orleans and
Jack son road. Thanks to Capt. E.
d. Cowan for same.
Prof. w. ii. Magruder and
family left Canton Tuesday eve
ming for the quiet town of Goodman,
where they will spend the holidays.
We return thanks for an invt-
taion to the fish fry and picnic at
The 'eut-off' Friday. we hope
some of our friends will send US "A
report of the days doings.
Our young friend, Chas. Ill.
Daughtrey, returned home last
week, from Suffolk, VA, where he
has been attending school for the
past ten months. Come to see us
Charlie.
Mr.. Roger and Miss Bena
Semmes, son and daughter ot DIR.
A. Z. Semmes,-returned home last
week from NotIe Dame, lad, where
they have bpeh at school. Tor the
last year. They are both looking
well, and we hope will enjoy their
vacation.
Rev. JEFF. Sims and family of
Mckinney, Texas, We're on a visit to
relatives in this city during the
past week. He is the same genial
gentleman We knew years ago.
Mr.. John Britton,-of Britton
& Mayson,-and family, are spend
ing the summer with Mr.. Lewis
Thompson.
Miss Ida Wood has just return
ed home, after ten months spent at
Ala, attending school.
We ar. glad TO st e her home again.
Mai. Amos Drane (col.) got on
a high old fare. early last Monday,
aud after giving the town a pretty
turning over. was arrest
ed aud taken before Squire Bailey,
pa charge of drunk and disorders
~. aud WAS ordered to Jail in default
III amount ui ii IL. Constable J. L.
started Amos to jail, bat
The latter resisted steutly and alter
! hard struggle cut BranslOrd in
he shoulder with pocket knife.
The officer was armed only with ii
stout hickory slick. but used this
with such vigor as to conquer his
prisoner. Amos is badly used up,
and Mr. Bransford's wound is very
puiufui, though not dangerous.
We take pleasure in directing
TO the advertisement of
he Wesleyan Female Institute,
Va. 1t is located in one
,f the healrhiest climates in the
world. 1t presents attractions un-
Its buildings are home
IKE aud elegant, grounds attrac> E.
i've. scenery grand. ,
This school is attended by pupils
rom seventeen different States.
This schoJ requires strict econ omy,
in dress. With these ad-
Tantages. we are not surprised that I
bis popular institution enjoys t
rational reputation and draws its
pupils from all sections Of the Union
See advertisement.
AT the meeting of the Farmers
jlub last Monday, a committee q
vas appointed to learn the senti- :
neut of the people, rs TO having "A
ounty fair, and to learn what the :
ature aud extent of the exhibits
hould be- We hope the good peo- $
# the county will respond favor
bly, and take an interest in the
air, as it is the very thing to wake
ONE of the far mers mp.
American citizen., 1880-07-10
Su11nu,s OArAppu Rn,rrnv

SHILoH'S CATARRH REMEDY
4 marvellous cure for CararIh.
Dip!theria, Canker Mouth and
Headache. With each bottle there
Il an ingenious nasal lnjsctor tor
the more successful treatment OF the
without extra chsIgr.
Price so cts. For sale by w. j.
Mosby, Canton, Miss j3l 1y
American citizen., 1880-07-10
NEW NEAT MARKET.

The undersigned have recently
opened meat market in the old
Stone house, and will keep con-
stantly on hand, choice Beef, Mutt
ton, Pork, Sausage &C., at prices to
suit the times.
They respectfully solicit a liberal
share of public patronage.
THOS. FREY & co.
Canton, Nov. 22. 1879.
American citizen., 1880-07-10
Died

At Madison Station, July 3rd, at
the residence of her mother, Mrs.
@. L. Lewis, Jennie Magruder, wife
Of y. p. Montgomery, OF consump-
tion.
American citizen., 1880-07-10

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
ot Honor meets the second and fourth
Friday OF each month
Mrs Elm ~ ID johnson. Protector
B 4 Jones. ...........................S Secretary
American citizen., 1880-07-10
THE BEST [ EVER KNEW OF.

J. G. Starkey, a prominent and
iDtlurui ial citizen of Iowa City,
says; Il have had the Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint for several
years, and have used every remed,
l could hear of, without any relief
whatever, until l saw your Shiloh's
VitalizeI advertised in our paper,
and was persuaded to Try it. i am
happy to state that il has entirely
cured me- 1t is certainly the best
remedy | ever knew of. Price IS
cents. Sold by w. j. Mosby Il Co,
Canton, Miss. J3l-1y
American citizen., 1880-07-10

Ifyor wish TO get a bargsin in
Shoes, the Red Star Shoe Store,
corner Canal and Baronne streets,
is the place.
American citizen., 1880-07-10
NOTICE.

l herewith respectfully inform
these of IN, pupils who wish TO con
time u.tir music lessons during
the summer, or others desiring to
commence, that 1 will resume reg.
uIar lessons on Monday next, June
18th. 2t
Amor puITS RRnWN
American citizen., 1880-07-10

NECESSARY IN EVERY HOUSE,
hold. The Aladdin Safety Lamp
for sale by
iy 10 If j. STADEKER 81 Son.
American citizen., 1880-07-10

Want to Buy n Lot;
just outside the corporation of Can.
ton, for building purposes.
iuIy10 VIM. SCHNEIDER.
American citizen., 1880-07-10

Buy your Head Light OH at the
Coal Oil Depot. at Is cents per gal
lon, at WM, ScHNEIDER's
American citizen., 1880-07-10

Buy your Head l. CHI Oil at tue
Coal Oil Depot. at Is cents per gal
ion, at VIM. SCHNEIDER'S.
American citizen., 1880-07-10
NOTICE.

Persons wishing likenpsses takeI
will do well to call at once. / an
getting ready to leave.
A. PASQUET.
American citizen., 1880-07-10
WANTED!

The CASH will be paid for lot
of Post Oak trees, at reasonable
distance from town.
IN 10 2t CARROLL SMITH.
American citizen., 1880-07-10
PLANTERS. ATTENTION.

We are prepared TO make con
tracts for Is ggine and Ties, d-!iv-
cradle now or in the tail Cali TO
see US. j. STADEKER & SON.
American citizen., 1880-07-10
ANNOU NCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

Wa are authorized to announce
A. ID. GREANES. as i candidate for the
State Senate. for Madison county,
American citizen., 1880-07-10
WALL PAPER!
WALL PAPER
New style patterns. just received
It w. ]. MOSBY Il Cos.

Call at W. w. Wishart's, and
examine his large stock of stoves,
crockery and house furnishing
goods. which he is selling very low
for cash He has the celebrated
paper chair bottom, which is super
ior 10 the wood seat. being more
elastic and durable. Call aud see
hem. w. w. WISHART,
sep. 60. Agent.
American citizen., 1880-07-10

70 inspect the ITonderJH Sa|tty
lamps at
N3. J. STADEkER * SONS
American citizen., 1880-07-10

Bay Noug Head Light On al the
Goa. Oh Depot, Is cts. per gal at
j. 10 NM. SCHNEIDER'S.
American citizen., 1880-07-10
LUMBER

Cheaper than ever sold in Canton
CRAIG &CO.
American citizen., 1880-07-10

30. 600 BUSHELS EAR CORN
Just received aud for sale cheap.
w. l.. CRAIG & co.
American citizen., 1880-07-10

IL. *. 'I.Ise Table.
G., St. l.. x y. O. r. X. trains
leave Caution as follows:
NCHI1I Bot ~.
Express I rain goes N,rth AT ,35 p. IN.
,ua'i Tain goes NO4ti ~ l2.iO ii. III.
Mixed IT;iir. o,tl, am.
SOUrH BOU.D
Express Train goes South at 9'iJ p. m.
Nail Tram goes South at , - "a. III.
Mixed Train, , 80 EN-. aIi,i > am.
Comm" North can leave Jackson Miss
- -, y. :iII-i l Lie p IN.
Leave New Orleans at 7.i5 "a Ill. and
$50 pm,
Close connections at Grenada, Miliu and
Cairo, for all points.
Y. and Vi. r. X.
TRIMS leave Jackson, gong East at : so
pm; going Wesi at Is am; Canton pas
'engers for Vicksburg must take the 20
mail 70 connect ut jackson.
American citizen., 1880-07-10

/ Masonic.
Canton Lodge No 28 4. =. and 4. NJ
meets the third Monday of each month.
y w Ieargaiu................ VI
Frey Secretary
Canton Royal Arch Chapter No. 10 meets
the first Monday in each month.
) lcargaIn- -...-.-......-..........ltITh ITi"st
J Nj Mills Secretary
Canton Conmandery No. II. Knights
Tempiar. meets the third "Wednesday of
each month.
I'm Priestley. Eminent Commander
I r Cameron .Recoldcr
American citizen., 1880-07-10

Parties Grsirlng engraving, can
have same done by the Galvauo>
FL. Giro Engraving Machine, at
SWAIN & PHILLIPS
American citizen., 1880-07-10
y fine selection of Whitbv jet
t SWAIN x PHILLIPS

l15 degrees Headlight OIL 20
cents per gallon At
L SCHNEIDEE'S.
American citizen., 1880-07-10

Those who wish ographs
taken should call at once, aS rx-
pect to leave Canton ar an early
day. y. pASQUET.
Photographer.
American citizen., 1880-07-10
MEMPHIS & OHIO RIVER
Packet Co.
FOR CAIRO, LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI

Steamers of this line leave Memphis fol
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
American citizen., 1880-07-10

knights OF I'ythias.
Madison Lodge No. 10 meets every Mon
day night Endow wment rank, last THURS
day iiiG hit of each month.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
The Whitaker Findings.

h another column will be found the opinion of the Court of Inquiry in the Whitaker case. Upon the testimony that has been published the public will already have given the verdict that now is formally and unanimously affirmed by the Court namely, that the imputations upon Whit takers character are fully sustained by the evidence. The cadet has been placed under arrest as a natural result of the findings of the Court. What further is to be done 10 him depends upon the authorities at Wash ington, but what has already been done makes the young man out of place for the future, either at the Academy or in the army. and prevents any further interest being manifested in him except in so tar as he is 6 psychological curiosity worth studying Against such body of circumstantial evi- dence as Whitaker has been convicted on no man coa!d stand. Whitaker himself would not have been allowed 60 make the attempt for so long tune had not his pc culiarity of race secured him tenderer con sideration than any white man could expect of such court.-N. Y. Herald.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
Stale Beer.
NfcDUFF.

The hatest and silliest attempt at irony that We remember ever to have seen in print, was the vapid lot of stupidity that Hon, Pat Hamilton allowed some one, who lacks even the merit of coarse wit, to inn pose upon him in yesterdays Democrat. Democrats, possessed of the least particle of sense, were disgusted; Republicans felt a sort of melancholy pleasure in the evil dence of decay in the Democratic intellect it afforded, and the editor protem, fully re- slizing what a mess of slush had been emptied into his paper, looked the very pic ture of shame and remorse.
 The above remarks have reference to an attempt on the part of some shyster who, lacking the manliness 70 attend the Repuh- lican meeting on Saturday evening to find out what really did occur, and the ability to grapple with facts, undertook to play eayesdropper, and failed even in that sneak Ing role. We are not employed to look af ter the conduct of the Democrat, during Judge fucker's absence, but feel interest enough Tn his welfare to suggest to MT. Hamilton, who really has ability, that it would be well in future to exclude all such twaddle, and fire out the sap heads who are ever ready to volunteer their assistance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11

The Engineer says that two Germans have made new form of machine for separating the turnings and borings cf brass and cop per from those of iron asd steel. The mixed metals fail upon s magnetiized drum, to which the iron and steel adhere, leaving the copper and brass to fall into a special res CT soir below. There are two cylinders TO- tating in the same direction, 60 that the Iron which escapes from the first cylinder is retained by the second. The surface of the cylinder is formed by fiat bands or strips of soft iron, alternating with strips of copper, and each of the iron bands is Tn contact with row of horse shoe magnets. The adherent metal is removed by revolving brushes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11

AN IMPROVED CATTLE CARA St Louis man has patented a new cattle car. The pecuIiarihes of the inventions consist in placing the stock Tn four racks lenRthwise of the car. The racks n each end of the car stand facing each other, and s combin- ation water tank, trough and hay -Dox ex tends crosswise the car and under she heads of the cattle. Chains or belting fastened to the floor pass up between the stock and are attached to a shaft overhead, which, beiDg turned, draws them tight and holds each animal in place. Water and iced is carried for trip of isur days, and stock can eat, drink, lie down, and rest without the train stopping. Reversing the shaft the stays fall of and drop down. The water tank is on a roller. and can be easily moved to the end of the car. The car is then ready for any kind of freight.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
The Republican Meeting Saturday Evening

The notice published last week for pro lininary meeting on Saturday evening, to consider the propriety of forming Repub- iican organization in Yavapai County, was responded to with such alscrity by SO large . number of Republicans that the rooms designated for the meeting proved alto gether inadequate in seating capacity to ac- conmodaie the crowd of Republicans who sought sdmission. The consequence was, that it was decided Co do no more than merely te set the ball in motion, and adjourned un til next Saturday evening, when larger quarters will be provided and more ex- tended notice given
 The proceedings, which were published yesterday, will show the objects and incli- nations of those who met on Saturday eve nipg. IL was manifest from every word spoken that the Republicans Of Prescott are ready for the fray, and that now, at least, If neyef before, there is adisposition to pull together in perfect confidence, that in union there is sufficient strength iu the Republican party of this County to insure victory this fall. That the legal voters Of YavaPai County are from five to twenty per cent more Republicans than Democrats will hardly be doubted by any intelligent ob server, and the only danger of defeat that ever threatened them has bcen a disposition on the part of some to Tote for Democrats rather than memb-rs of their own party, even though it was plain in doing so they supported .ne worst and least fitted men fvs ....cc. This disposition has now hap pily given way to a more healthy Republi- can sentiment Republicans of Yavapai are waking up 10 a realization of the situ- ation, and are determined to work together for the good of ibe party and of the coun try.
 Those who have hitherto, in seeking for corruption to condemn, looked only n their own party ranks to find it; and in looking for political virtue to commend have taken it for granted that such commodity is only to se found among their political enc mics, will henceforth acknowledge honesty and sta,esmanship in whomsoever found, even though it be in leader of theIr own party. There is feeling of unity in the party that has not existed before for years, and like Shakespearc's ''tide in the affairs o, men, it will lead on, If not to fortune, to victory.
 Care has been taken to proceed in such manner towards an organization of the party as that no enc, however captous, en- vious, jealous or self-righteous, can have the least excuse to charge fraud, or pretend that there are any ring influences at work. Every Republican in the county is not ealy invited, but earnestly solicited to take part in the County organization, and there is determInatien on the part of those who have moved in the matter, thus far, to see that all shali have an equal show; and should there m the future, under any pre- tense whatever, arise clique CT ring within the party, it will be promptly sat down up- on and squelched out The organization starts out on the dead square, and on that line the Republicans of Yavayai intend to fight right straight on to victory, ''ii it takes all summer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11

Capta,n T. J. Jeffords has returned from San Carlos and reports everything quiet and peaceable there among the Indians, and no danger of an outbreak. The Cap tain was agent for these Indians during the turbulent times of Cschise's reign, and has greater influence over them than any other man In Arizona. He went to the agency at the request of General Carr, to endesvor 10 induce tue Indians on the rcser- vstion to remain at peace, and it is not doubted thet his words of counsel have ayailed much.-- Record.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
FOR PRESIDENT---JAMEs 4. GARFIEIr E,
 OF OHIO.

The'next President of the United States, Jsmes A. Garfield, was born in Orange, Cuyshogo county. Ohio. November 18th,
 1881, and is, consequently, in his 18th year
 He was graduated at Williams College,
 Mass, in 1856; served in the State Senate of Ohio in 1859 and 50. Entered the army ct the breaking out of the rebellion, in 1861, as Colossi of the 4ad Regiment, Ohio Vol rnteers, and promoted to Brigadier General in 1862 He fought in the battles of Mid Ais Creek, Ky, Shiloh, Connth, was chief Sf General Rosenkran's staff at the battle of Chicksmauga, etc, etc. He first entered Congress in 1862 as representative from Ohio, having been previously appointed Major General of Volunteers for gallant and neritorious conduct" His record, iB and out of Congress, during all the years of reconstruction. the soundness of his posi- fSsHs on currency and other questions ofvi gal interest to the ceuntTy, the brilliSncy of his srstory, the depth of hIs genius and bis profound statesmanship are matters about which every intelligent reader ID America ss so well informed that We deem it super ssous to recount his history further at this ,tine. He is as certain of election in No --snber as that he shall live Ito sec ;he sun <ise er election day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11

Mir Garfield will no doubt feel quite nor tified when he reads the Democrat of last evening and learns for the first time that he was implicated in the sheppard business al Washington, the Credit Mobillier jobs, etc. etc, but will probably be compensated to some extent by the title ofRev., so gratous- ly bestowed upon him. The fact that he is pious, will, of course, be new to him,and no doubt comforting, were it not for the suffix, fraud" unkindly added. The gun was evidently loaded for other game and had to be discharged.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
FOSTERS HAMBlEToNIAN! !"

The undersigned taien charge of this truly yau- able and hghbred horse for the and respect fully socis the attention of owners of the Letter class of brood mares in this vicinity.
 Hambletonian is, vithou. any doubt the Best Bred Finest Looking and Most Valuable Stall on in the Territory. He is l61t Hands High, Bright Bay, Dark Legs. Main snd Tail, and veiLhs ia full flesh I20O His pedigree traces back to the world renowned
 "Old Imported Messenger and in every line and action he indicates the un- equaed strain of blood to which he belongs. Though has been trained to tro; his every point and
 indicates to the horseman the perfect roter. This horse nearly the pattern of the perfect in both Blood and Build, his owner challenges the criticisms of the best judges of horsesind.
 The horse will be kept during the with stud ofmares belonging to his owner the ranch of Jerry Sullivan. in Williamson Valley, about g miles from Prescott, in a Northwesteriy direction
 account of the scarcity of money, stock, any kind and ranch producss will be taken in exchange for vice. a msy be agreed upon.
 Rates for service from SIS to o35. Further in- formation given if desired by J. !. GosPKE Prescott, or to A. c. CoSE. wiliariso1 Valley.
 Prescott, May 9th. isS0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
Don Conner ms Strong Language.

Don Cameron, the Senatorial successor Oi of his father, tells MT. Young of the Phila- delphia Star Grant paper), that the reports about break against Grant in the Pennsyl- vsnia Delegation to Chicago are all false "a d-d lie, concocted by Blaine and his and Shermans strikers, to affect the Repub- lican Conventions. You can mark Tenn sylvania down for Grant, first, last and all the time-and we are going to nominate Grant ou the first ballot, as sure my hair is red"
 His countenance is read all over now. It is look of disgust.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
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 ng A. l. DAVIS. &itsrnsy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
ge of their contents.
 Indiana Convention. Indianapolis, June 9th-The Democr ate Convention met to-day. The conn 3 ou permanent organization reported
The Girole Round the Earth.

If you send telegraph dispatch from Paris it will reach Alexandria, Egypt. in five hours, Berlin in one hour thirty min- utes. Balse in one hour fifteen minutes, Bucharest in five hours, ConsraEtInople in five hours, Copenhagen in four hours, Cuba In ten hours, Edinburgh in one hour thirty minutes, Dublin in three hours, Frankfort on Main in one hour twenty minutes, Ge- peva in one hour fifteen minutes, Hong Kong in twelve hours, Hamburg in two hours thirty minutes, Jerusalem ia six hours, Liverpool in two hours, London n one hour fifteen minutes, Madrid in two hours thirty minutes, Manchester in two hours thirty minutes, New York in four hours, New Orleans in eight hours, Rio Ja- nerio in eight hours, Rome in one hour thirty minutes, San Francisco in eleven hours, St. Petersburg in three hours, Saigon m eleven hours, Southampton in three hours, Sidney, Australia, in fifteen hours, Valparaiso in twelve hours, Vienn Tn one hour forty minutes, Washington Tn six hours, Yokohama in fourteen hours, and Zanzibar in seven hours.
 From Prescott to Phenix 24 hours, to Tucson two days, to San Francisco about two weeks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership hretofore existing between D. Levy Levi woTsuberg and Marks wolenoerg, under the firm name of b. Levy Co-, is this day dissolved ny uiutaal consent D. Levy and Levi uen0rg wil take an the property of the lafe hr-n and coee all notes and accounts due to the said firm, and win psy all the debts of the said firm
 D. LEVY,
 LEVI WOLLFNBERG
 MARKS SoLLESBEk8. Dated a; Prescott, Arizona, May 18th, lse0- 2s-S~