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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-17
By FurWau Tupuer,
Real Esiat- Agent aud Aucllcuctr.
No. 1916 Main street.

Real Estatr Agent and AuciiCnetr.
No. l0iG Main street
USTEE'S SALE OF \ SMALL
4 FRAMED DWELLING On JEFF EESON BE-
TNkFN BROADNND MARSHALL STREET~.--
Pnr.uant The prov i,iCn- aided executed On
III 7th dtV of February. 1879, Oy I'anirl GarScy.
of III. ctty ~ StaunIou. Va, conveying o me . a
crr am To- fronting fifteen feet on the west De Of
JEFF ron street between Broad and Marshall sir els,
and running back between parallel lines htiy-eignt
feet 10 On alrN, IN tTu-t To- secure certain debts
therein uai0ed. drfuthivins been made IN the paw
meui thereof, and wriilen notice ron br Charles
Mstsii Que OF tfe psrti's scented 10y said deed,
having been received by ne so To do, shall on
FRIDAY. FEpRr AIRY Is, iesl.
at 4 o'clock u. VI proceed 10 SELL on the premises,
The Rt Al ESTATE aLs We ossCTibec.
TEENS: one ihird cSsh: he balance IN SIX aud
we've mon rs six R'r cent. Interest AIDED, aud
; eeured by deco Of ttilst. -
T. II. DiNNEES, Trustee
FURmAH UPPER, A1c iiOueer. fel2
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U'AE HYGElA HOtki

OLD PCt<T COMFORT, "a.
sIrrArrp oNE HUNDRED YARDS tH.t 100
MONhuh
OPEN Att rae htNk
EQUAL 10 an, no,el 10 d. Uuucd Ss.-a 81. 80
mer Resort or cOid-weaihef ,auitt''un
Guitar describing hygieuic afys .'ss'". ..'''
address ~ mai ~ 'e'~grNpn ..r
40 30 ~ F'tpF 80 ''''
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8A1anOAO LIN ~.
p1CHMOND AND ALLEGUL~
~ RAILROAD.

~ - -
DICHMOND AND ALLEGUN
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TO AND FROM d.,
hOND AND WILLIAMSON. "' p
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4:10 J.. VI Passenger, d.uy Excerpt snnd,,
irving at BrcmO Blun 500 - /, b.
1890 4. VI. Freight and Passenger. leaves a.
ceDf = nd1yJ. arr InY ~ RrcT. -i'
6:cJ T.. NJ. u
LEAVE BRENO DLrFT.
500 4. VI. Passenger. daiy xcept >t.0
riyiDs IN Richmond 1910 Az
1920 \. VI. Freight and Pasefg,r, diIIr ..,
SUNDAY arriving ~ GlrnrD.e.
p
LEAVE wiLLfANsON's.
$50 4. VI. Freight arJ P1saIg.r. d.I.
snnG3Sh arriving BucheaI. ...
VI.
LEAVE BUcHASAN
200 l.. VI. FTeIght and Passenger lsI.
sna.diyn arriving Wnums.. D..
Packets leave Columbia Z 4. ". TuD,s,. r.
days. and saturday.
Close connection at Williamson aiilt ....
and ohio railroad To points east and wt.t
u. :. ,gIffr
General Freie ht and T.,s,f 81,
DECATUR ANrtLL. General Mmssir ...
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A Parnphrase Of Horace, Book l.
SkIn

ParnphrhSe Oh hor"ce, booh iSs'
Ode 10.
Hcrines. son of J0'c and May,
t,qutBt ana thirying god,
Thee "a ing ~ humble lay.
Messenger with nyiug rod.
Man, first manners ihOn didst tr2in
Ms eager of our great sire.
Messenger DER AID ana main.
m inventor thou Of iupefui Tyre.
NhIte'rr thou dost fancy well
Stralrst thou win turiive laugh,
Thou who uidt 81 men 10 hCll
Mercury. vi h winged stan.
Ph0e0u, was con PEELED 10 smile
When Der 4 uf oxen Gear,
Found ne Thee sti'i with nv guile
ealing culver, moriafs fear.
By HE fierce The ssahan fire
ThrJu.h the camp 60 Troy pest,
III cpuduc'td'>t Zee Or's sire,
fle mes. thou OF thieves the best.
WILLIS.
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Tor Rent, DWELLINGS.

No. ilG wes' franklin street; six ROOMS. Pos
session April Isl.
No GIL nOttb Ninih street (Weib's Garden)
eight room. Possession March ! u.
No wes' Marshall street; six rooms. Possession
April 22d. ... $500.
No GIT wrs' Haiu-tRANE HOUSE AND
STORE; SO per month.
Nc. 10 south T irG street; Ave rooms; $500 per
snnuuL
40 500 ror'h Twealy-eishth slreet: lour r1sms
IS per month.
No. 1928 cast Frink!in strcct-STORE AID
TVREE ROOMS: Sl3 per month.
FeANh u. HUI & CO.,
e. II 81 li0G Main street.
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by Jas. Macdougali, Anciioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street.
CLOSING SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND JEwELRY'
AT THE LOAN OFFICE OF
A. HARRIs. ESQ,
No. 1922 MAIN STREET,
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
At the request Of A. Harris. Esq, pawnbroker,
who IS closing busness on account Of removing to
New York city, will sell at his Loan Once, No.
1922 Main street, on
MONDAY NEXT THE l4TH INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock A. b.. his entire stock of FORFEIT
ED PLEDGES consisting Of In part
ELEGANT DIAMONDS.
FINE GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
PLAIN aud SET GOLD RINGS.
I, DIES andG LEMEN'S GOLD CHAINS,
: UDs. CUFF.BUTTONS,
FnR-RINGs, BRACELETS. STLVERWARE,
GUNS. PISTOLS.
and many ether articles too numerous 10 mention
The above sale will be continued
THIS DAY At 10 O'CLOCK \. VI.
NOTICE.
Al persons having FORFEITED PLEDGES
whom haveinduged must come forward and re-
deem them at once, as further indulgence cannot DC
granted 10 ans one. A. HANKS,
Loan Broker.
f. b. COOK Salesman. fe lots
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FUR NtTuRE

EURNITURE.-LARGE STOCK-M
n GREAT iNnUcE T s-FA>YN
ERhs uF PAY MkNT~.-We call a.tenllon ~
81 all IN need OF good 10 our large and seisclfg
STOCK OF Furniture. embracing all OF the stesl
styles 10 tsrlor, Chamber. sad Dining. ROOM suits.
tur siOck IL fun and compile g; our prices a. low as
the loves; our gonas VIII compare WA any 10 the
city - for workmanship aud unlsh.
4. CARTWRIGHT & son.
&c o-Sm 10 Governor stTesss
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FEBRUARY 4, 1881.
Editors Of Dispatch, Richmond, a.:
D.ar Sir-,-Noticing in a late iS>ue OF
your paper a tran>la ion Of an ode OF Horace,
/ thought that you mi.bt possibly have
ace for another graz Of the same kind.
YOuts respectfully,
WILLIS II. RoC0CK,
BoOnyille, Missouri.
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by Eurman upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1Ol6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL LOT
L OK VI STREET BETWEEN TiilRIf-FlRsT
AND THIRTY. SECOND STREEfc.-B, virtue Of
/, deed of trust from 10 eph Brown aud Robert
JOn-s 10 the under gned. dated way 81, 1850, ana
recorded n the clers's office OF Richmond thauccry
Court. ID. u. ll6 A. page 4sl. default having been
made i'm The nav ineut of a certain negotiable no
therein secured and b, ing lnested 80 20 do by tie
holder thereof. VIII sell By public auction, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24Iu,
az O'Clock +. VI, on the premises. the shove. men
toned LOT. commencing al point distant siNy.s,N
feet from the intersection Of the eastern line OF
hirty. first street ~ The northern hne OF str"t.
and extending eastwardy along The north line OF
STREET. and fronting thereon 80 feet. aud running
back between parallel hues 90 feet
TERMS: Cash rs 10 Expenses OF al" aud Sl] 81.
with interest from November 3, $50. aud credit
rs to 1864 to May 3. 1881; balance II any, upon
terms announced at safe. . ,
Ce IL Tru-t'c.
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Dh l. ABE PhlA. RlCH- -
MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-caz3x2&H
3iIP LINE.-F0R PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RivEb
THREE TINES 4 WEEK.-Up,il further no
ti~r thv steamers OF this line will make tri-week.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, aud Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con
meeting Al PniSielphia With Clyde's New Englsr'
LiBe for Fall River
QUICK TIME-FREoUENT DEPARTURES
LON EST RATES.
frcignt received daily attn S O'Clock 4. NJ.
~ aES W ECCARRlCK
General Sou ern AgeHt. RicEhOnd, Va
WI LIAM y. CLYDF 4 Co.
Genera MaDagerE
no ~ 40 AZ Souu Wnsrvee Pn is Ytnhi.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
carrying United states MALL
r. {. CLIFFORD, Commander.


~, .ght received dal, f0r Norfolk POrsmoru
-mitineid, and Hampton; WashaEtoa. =. -.
Ncwh. rne. Warrington, auf 1afhorO, y. G.. tnd
an points ia Fastrru Norr Carolina; also, fo- ftst-
crn shore a. Virginia. old Point. and au regular
lanings on janet river, a. Low t~T NNIk~.
aud through bills sued /. g. TATGN
So II Superintendent
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INEXEt UTION OF A CERTAIN DEED
4 Of trust from G.. r. MURRAY, dated april "a,
lTsO. and recorded IN Richmond Chancery CONT.
u, ed. Book ~ \. page 1872. and beibg required so
90 do bN tie hold OF the note therein secured de-
fauli having been made IN hc payment "f the '&nie
! will ofl-r or sale. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. FUDRUARY 20, 1851,
n a. O'Clock =. NJ. ONE UNDIVIDED MOlk1i,
or ukLF-SHARF. ~ lOF OF LAND lyiug IN
that part Of the CRY Of iHcnuond knn"n AZ Port
MlIo, iron ing 80 feet inc Is on Louisiana
street betwssn Fourth aud Fifth stress, and run
ning back about l2O lret
This LOT is situated in the best portion Of Port
Mayo
TFHNS cash rs 10 cost and expenses Of sale and
10 usy q q note fOt SO 80. II all interest. e.
which ~ b. due thereon balance upon terms 10
be given 1t safe.
ALEXANDER NCWU.LIAM
f, l7,IS2 ,22G23 Trustee.
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HIOkAILNAl

III = M = = n = = = y WIN y Y y
" Trains from and no Richmond Jlu. !b l~..
Mail. ArcuW fNIr .
I.1ve...... 500 :. VI. 3.3U T. II. iN..I D.. M
Arrive. 900 T.. 81. 900 \. NJ 1.l1 ' H.
For further details. apul, u $50 Nan stree. II
1he-tp,AA4 ana onto riisty d.p,t ticte, office.
CONWAY T.. lftN ARD.
i - g. 4 utr q. Atr.'
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN t.. .-
Iuond \. VI. leave Ptfer,hur.. go b II.
FOR further Information apply a. DOi...
Ticket Oflc,. s25 Main street. uf t'..
Passenger Agent, No. Tenth street.
Lp.hLl\t.
ffU.ff 80.
4. POPE, General Passenger Az i.c,Dr ~
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DOR RENT, DWELLING 40. ~ =,
Il ta,i Nar-ha !. totwern seventh ana tighiA "a
streets. with az M drrn Improvements. Posse sion
80 of April $1,000 49,. ., =,
Also. LArGC ana SMALL ROOM over NV on e.
suitable for iirc secBins-roJm for geuil rucu.
CHARLES .. rANI.
f. l3-Thts 10. III norm il<"th street.
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ID r. ) | d n c ES. 81
FOE RFNi INT NICE BRICK TENEMENI
at The southwest corner Of Laurel and Nam >'ret,
containing az III niue I0pns, SC IA, comfy been
thoroughly renovated.
LARgt GKlIk IEEEMENT 81 Grace !ti".cg
went, frs, aud Twenty. ,tcH, Streets ten
rooms.
40 l7lj Nam street, Dstwcen seventeenth and
EIphecnfh tree =. Nith d"ct. Ing overhead
No. 1913 yam street, between Nlne ctnth ana
Twentirtn streets. WIN dwelling OVERHEAD.
No. 1917 Main street, between Nineteenth ana
twentieth street., win Il Yelling overhead.
No -. mex 10 corner Basin bank aud Eleventh
street
No - south iishiecn'n street, between M'in and
4 ~ reefs.
No -.ou'h fi.htcenih ~tTcet between Main aud
cary str.et~-LAHpE TOBACCO FACIOHN.
No. 1916 Nam sireei, between tiiictnih ana sew
en- cent? streets
No. 1921 VI IN street, uear I weniy.third street.
with Dwelling overhead.
BASEMENT of 1901 Main street, corner Twelfth
Siieet
fleScufh street.
No. GIL N,w street.. near Pleasant street four
ROOMS ,
40. - Bro1d Dee wcou Twcn'y-uinih and Thir-
ii-th strr-.>. four rooms
ROOMS yer store &c Ma u stree. between FL
tetnih aud Seventeen n sitctts
EOuN~ over store 1890 laiu stree, between iii-
TENN and tycuiCeuth streets
Thee dwcluus Vc., are In or Viii De- iui lu goo I
order. and he rents ace very ~. ApnN 10
ROBFRT Il. LYME.
f..f an Al
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EOR RENT. TWO VERY DESIRA q.
Il ELE no. Ms on the first loor Apply 10 IL
Mrs. Il. n. MEADE.
fe lG.2w No. & north SIKH .trret.
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Auction Sales.--future Pay.

By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24
EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL
TO SELL A HOUSEHOLD AR
TICLE

Tho poor as well as the rich, the old as
we'll as the young, the wife, we'll as the
husband, the young maiden as well rs the
young man. the girl as well as the boy,
may just as well earn Il few dollars III hon
est employment, us to sit around the house
and wait for others to earn it for them.
We can give you employment all the time,
or during your spare hours only; travel
ing, or in your own ncighborhood among
your friends and acquaintance If you
10 not care for employment, we can i'm
part valuable Information to you free of
cost. 1t will cost you only one cent for a
postal card TO write for our Prospectus.
and it may be the means Of making you a
good many dollars.
Do not neglect this opportunity. You
do not have to invest large sum o mon
cy. and run great risk of losing it. fou
, will readily see that it will be All easy
matter to make from $40 to 500 week
and establish i lucrative and independent
business, honorable, straightforward and
profitable. Attend TO this matter nO,c, fol-
there is money ia it for all who engage will
US. We will surprise you and you viii
| wonder why you never wrote to us before
Ue send full particulars free. Address
| BUCKEYE MFG CO.,
Marion, Ohio.
Name this paper.) sept2f-6m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24

% Tocclvc IL" oae then added
~ ia not possible that my son
james is dead 30 not wish to live
any longer; I Will soon he with
him.
Tho remains Of president Gar
field were taken to ashiugton
"Wednesday evening and placed in
the ro;andA OF the capitol, where
they LAD IL state Until Friday even
ing, when the were taken 10 Cleve-
land, Ohio. The burial takes place
Monday The whole nation Is in
mourning, and the hearts of the
American people ;hrob in sorrow
aud sympathy. Our Great Father
is dead
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24

Editor American Citizen.
CANTON, Miss, sept. -, 1891.
Are The merchants, business men
and property owners OF Madison
county aud Canton especially. so
ncGl.g gent OF their interests as not
to see the danger that awaits them
IN case the contemplated Yazoo City
railroad shculd be built to Jack
son The citizens of jackson are
making every effort, and offering
many Inducements in order TO have
:hc road terminate there, while we
of Canton are asleep, and will not
awake to our senses until it is too
late, and the loss to our community
irrepara BILE. We mast have the
road terminate here it is of vital
importance to Canton, not as a mes
dunn of enlarging our trade or in
but as safeguard against dimin-
ishing it.
In case Mr.. Clarke determines to
build the road to Jackson. it will
traverse the richest and most pro-
ductive portion of our county, the
trade Of which will be lost to us
and diverted to other points, and
this must be averted by securiD g
the road 10 Canton.
We have already lost a vast
am ount of trade from portions oil
Leake, Alfalfa and Neshobee couu
ties by the Kosciusko branch and
the opening of Pearl river to navi,
CATION, and if we allow the trade
east OF here to be taken from lis, as
it surely will in case the road goe.
to Jackson, Canton will in few
years be one of the most insignif'
cant places on the jackson road
when it now ranks as one of tn,
best and most prosperous towns o,
said road. This calamity flor sucl
it would beg must be averted, and i
behooves our people to take tn
matter in hand and act prompt,
and at once.
Lei a mass meeting of the peOpl
be called and pass resolutions rec
ommendiug the building of til
road to this point, d Offering SOM
inducement to the managemt mt il
order to secure the road. No out
lay that we make for this purpose
will equal the injury that we vii
sustain by the loss OF the road. LIE
us, therefore, be up and stirring
and with little labor and encour
agement to the management we cal
secure the road, and the ely retain
perhaps enhance, tho prosperity o
Canton and NJ .dison county in gen
eral. PHOENIX.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24

GUIrEAU can thank his lucky
stars that lie was not turned over
to the tender mercIes of the New
Jersey authorities. ClanDish and
unsocial though they be, the New
Jersey people have great respect
for the majesty of the law, and they
ncte ont Justice with stern severi.
ty. The murderer will in all proba-
biliiy suffer the death penalty, but,
with his trial in Washington city,
there is that possibility of escape
which no sensible man will deny.
Had he been sent to New Jersey for
tri~I, however, he could have seeh
written over the door Of the prison
cell, as it SWING open to receive
him, the awful legend which Dante
places above the gates of hell: CAN
hope abandon ye who enter here :"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24

THE compOsitors on the New Or
leans Democrat struck tho other
night and the paper made it's APP
pearance Wednesday morning nil
nus its usual full supply OF news.
Some crazy trades union men were
trying to force the Office to work
under the rules of the typographi
cal union by inducing the employs
ees of the paper to violate their
contracts, aud by quitting their
posts without warning, seriously
embarass the publ'cations of the
paper. The effect OF this moves
ment lasted one day. The places of
the seceeding workmen were soon
filed, and they we're minus good
situation. When will the working
craft learn that arbitrary measures
of this sort only react on the foolish
projectors, and bring reproach upon
all associations of workingmeE2
There SHOULD DO n perfect and corr
dial understanding between capital
and labor, and when there is, each
works to the others int crest.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24
EIPPINGOTT's MAGAZINE.

Lippincott's Magazine for Octo,
her opens with a paper on Grand
Traverse Bay, BY Maurice Thomp-
son, whose description, aided by fine
illustrations, of this most attractive
spot, with its beautiful lake scenery.
splendid trout fishing, ant, chcap>
ness of living, will be likely to send
:, host Of pleasure seekers in that
direction next summer, and not a
few anglers during the present au.
tHlnn. a well written account OF
Cor.lovti. with its relics OF Moor. sh
grandeur, and most entertaining
paper on the "Sacred Daboons" OF
India, forming the seventh chapter
of doctor Cswald's geological Gu
rius:iies," are also carefully Illus
trated. "My Journey with a King"
by I ouise Coffin Jones, is delight
fully vivid and amusing account of
IL voyage among the Sandwich Is
lands with king Kalakaua and his
suite, and is timely in connection
with the more extended tonr which
that po,entate is now making in
Europe. "a Day in the Nolth
Woods,' by Ward Bachelor, and
"Yoang America in Old England"
by j. MagruGcr, are lively and well
constructed sketches. There are
several short stories III the number.
besides long instalmcnt of Sher>
wood BoIHer's new serial, "The
Valcours," which is as sprightly
and vigorous in style as it is strong
in character and incident. The pos
ems and editorial departments ale
up to the usual high standard Of
the Magazine.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24

THE reports of the loss Of life
and terrible destruction OF props
arty by the Michigan forest fires
have not been exaggerated. Nine
hundred square miles of territory
is a blackened waste over two hun-
dred people have been burned to
death, and about fifteen thousand
persons are in a destitute condition
The governor of Michigan has adj
dressed au appeal to the charitable
people of the country for asslstan ce
for these poor creatures,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24
PERSISTENT Arthur took the oath

PRESIrENT Arthur took the oath
oil office a second time on Thursday.
In the marble room at the capitol,
In The presence of about forty dis.
tfnguIshed men. Chief justice
Waite, supported By the other JUS
fIces of the supreme court, admin
Istered the oath. After the cere-
money the president delivered a
short address, in which he prom>
ised to faithfully carry out the poll.
ey inausuratcd by president Gar-
field.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24

PRESIDENT Arthur administra.
ton begins with the shadows of
death oyerhanging it, and with d
considerable amount of distrust in
the minds of the people. We hope
it will close under brighter skies,
and with the sunshine of a national
approval resting on il. He has a
plain duty before him, and its faiths
full performance will endear him to
the great heart of the American
people. Let him carry out, to the
best of his ability, the policy inau-
gurated by his predecessor, without
radical change or even material
amendment.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24
WHAT a wonderful government

WHAT a wonderful government
ours iss In the light OF recent
events. we are more than over con-
WINGED that 1t is, in spite of all
cavil, government of the people.
La no other county could the chief
ruler, stricken down as ours was
by the hand of an assassin, been
oonstitutiOually succeeded without
civil disturbance.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24
TIE leading greenback organ c

TIE leading greenback organ Of
the country, the american Sentry,
published at Philadelphia, hopes
''.liat the nationals of Mississippi
VIII refuse to vote for any man who
IA not an outsIuken national" 1t
bids them remember that ssfusiOn is
certain confusion, and must result
inevitably in disgraceful defeat"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

N
Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court of Madison county, aud State of
Mississippi, made at July term, A. ID. 1881 =,
the undersigned, adj ministrator. with the
viii annexed, Of the estate of f. 2. Hen
ry, deceased, for the purpose of paying
the debts of said estate, will proceed to
sell, on the 10th day of October next, in
front OF the south door of the Courthouse
in SAL. county and State, bet cen the
hours of eleven o'clock a, H., and four
cash, the property and lands of said es-
tate, described rs follows, to-wit:
The w. or S. W. t SEC %, town Q, range
) east, and 5. C. sec. 20, town .. fange )
east, and e. ] OF 5. c, I sec. 81, town 8
range east, and the II. q. and ) ". ana
". OF $ I sec. 30, town D, range ) cast,
lying III Madison county aud State of Mis-
sissippi.
Also, the following lots and pieces OF
land, in said Madison county. State OF Mis-
sIssippi in the City of Cant Oh, naiEely-a
lot beginning at the southwest corner OF
the lot formerly owned by d. M, Fulton,
but now ow ned and occupied by Mrs. A
VI. Yandeli as a family residence On Centre
street, thence running west and with said
street, to the southeast corner of the lot
now owned and occupied by Lcwis w.
Thompson rs family residence on said
Centre street, thence running north l03
rods, ence c;ist tn the lot OF the sa Il
Mrs. A. NJ. iandell, thence south to the
beginning, ii being the s-me lot conveyed
70 L. G.. I.cnrS by A. IL iiandy and wife.
j. J GILMAN, Administrator,
With the will annexed
Canton, Madison county, Miss, !
Scptem her 9TH, ISL.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24

The heart OF the whole nation
goes out to that aged mother at
Mentor, who, knowing and loving
all the gentler qualities owned 10y
the dead president, could not con
crive Of depravity SO great that
would skill her baby"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24

THAT antiquated political para
dox Ben King, finds his row a very
hard one to hoe. The people dc
not take kindly to his new scheme
of political reformation. and are a
tribe suspicious of his "six bar
relied" code of PRACTICE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24
DI ED,
THE physicians who attended the
late president charged 800 per day
for their services.

AT meeting of the cabinet held
on Thursday, president Arthur pre-
pared and issued proclamation.
appointing next Monday. Septem>
Der PC, as day of humiliation and
mourning
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-24

ANOTHER prominent republican
Mr. ". Ii. Gibbs, declares his in~
tention of supporting Lowry, and
thinks that the treatment of the
six arreled" speakers .by our
own is simply species of "cruelty
10 animals"