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The Land League.

The Wilmington branch of the Land
League met, yesterday afternoon, and
appointed collection com mittees for
each ward. 1t was announced tina
Mr.. T. p. O'Connor, member of Par.
lament, would speak in the Grand
opera House here shortly after his
arrival in this city. A visitor from
Ireland, who happened 10 be present,
gave an exposition Of the workings of
the League, and said the existence of
the branch Leagues in the United
states was keeping England in state
BILE results.
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THE NEW ROAD'A ROUTE.
Surveys Between this City and
Philadelphia.

surveys Between this City and
Philadelphia.
A party Of surveyors under the lead
Of Major Il. N. Candy, started from
the Clayton House, this morning, for
the purpose Of making a survey Of the
route between this city and Philadel-
phia OF the new Baltimore & Ohio
Philadelphia extension. The follow
ing is description of the route likely
to be selected !:
From the northeasterly line OF the
city, about Vandever avenue and Mar
ket street, TO q point about one thou
sand feet west Of Holly Oak station, on
the P. w. & b. r.. cutting through
and badly damaging the lawn of Mr..
M. B. Mahoney, of Philsdelphia.-
Thence parallel with, and about 800
yards east Of the p, w. & b. r. r. to
within quarter ofa mile of Claymont
station, where 1t Is proposed to cross
the r., w. & B. Il. II. at grade.
Thence the new road will cross Thos.
+. Clyde's property, and along the
river bank to Naaman's creek, which
1t will GROSS and enter the property OF
Coe, Richmond & Co., and then enter
Pennsylvania below Marcus Hook. and
continue along the flats above the
Lindenthorpe Club House, up to
Thuilow, where Q junction with the
leased line Of the Reading road will
be made. This leased line comprises
the old tracks Of the p, w. & b, r,
between Chester aud Philadelphia.
which, after ths construction OF the
"Darly improvement" were leased to
the Philadelphia & Reading Com pany
ana by 1t extended from Chester to
fhurlow. BY the terms of the lease
these tracks were not to be used for
PASSENGER purposes under q forfeit OF
$loO,ooo, but the forfeit will probably
be paid.
Among the properties that will be
crossed and cut up II this survey Is fol-
iswed are those Of William q. Lodge,
Joseph NJ. Wll.on and l.. TAYLOR Dick.
son, Farmer Forwood ami Alfred n
BIRDS properties, ohttipp all In two.
Thence 1t runs through the lower neld
OF Colonel John n. Taggart's hill prom.
erty, cutting 1t IN two, leaving about two
acres on the river side, which will be
alm st useless. Thence 1t goes through
tne property OF Thomas l.. Young, stock
broker OF Philadelphia also that Of A.
d. Sloan, cotton broker, PhIisdelpbja. a.
and Charles Crafts property thence Il
passes over the splendid country seat of
George M. Troutman and ID. q. Wharton
smith, OF Philadelphia; thence along
the lot owned BY George w. Berpadou,
OF Philadelphia. where his outage was
burned down, and will almost ruin the
Protestant Episcopal rectory; thence
near the property OF DR.. John B. Glenn.
son to that Of Thomas +. Clyde, and
| above.
Another route has also been SURVEYED
which will follow the line Of Naamnp's
Greek, back OF tho farms OF Col. III. s,
McComo and +. .. @. barley, aud cross
the r., W. & b. tracks near the State
line, and thence to Thurlow,
II Is likely the Pennslynania Railroad
company will resist, by strenuous legal
ensrts, the crossing of its track at grade,
me use OF the old tracks from Chester to
Philadelphia for passenger purposes, and
the entrance OF the new road into Phila.
| delphia. ''
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PHILADELPHIA MARKErs
We'inesday, Sept. %. 8 p NJ

4
FLouk.-There is fair demand. for
nour, ana prices are strong. sales OF 30 n,
Darrels, inciudinR Minnesota extras nj
d. o as % Pennsy lyanIa extra family al
" 5la1 20: Western do, do. at 81 5Oas 2b
ana "a pa,ent- pa at IS z5a0. Rye flour is firm
GRAIN.-M heat is unsettled and lkalc
ioWef. sales OF 400 bushels Red at III asa
! oo, apc some No. at 81 43, and rs Ulr1
u hnshels NO. z lied at 81 48ai 4SI6 Sept.
q SIa 4oIa oet., vi 62A Nov, and 81 So Dec.
nye ls wanted atsl 10 for Pennsylyap;s'
oorn N ~ ~ ~ good request and firmer, sales
~, ~ 9ooo bushels, including yellow al
aIsf2c. sal, mixed at 74a74l1c; steamer
al u, a3a.ir.; No. 3 at 7212c., and Rejected al
&c, Az The open board 5000 bushels Nov
sold az H24c., Idc. was bid for sept. 7aixc
ioI oet., HAc. for Nov, aud SJl%c' ior
@ Iec. oats are In good demand AID i%c
SALES OF lZ'o0 bushels, including Whs,a
at 2oa5lc., and rejected and mixed a, a7s
48c. al ara
WHIsKEY.-Finy barrels of Wes,or,
lron-oound soln AT 81 IL per gallon.
Beef cattle were In demand and nr,.a.
were traction h CHER, 1900 head arrived
and sold at The different yards at 3I4ass<c
per pound as TO condition. <2"o2%e
SHEEP were dull and lower. IA nOO baoa
arrived and sold at the different yards al
6kao4c., and lambs at 4a7c. per nound
as to condition. ~ eo""o,
HoGs We're in demand at full prices
4UO mead arrived and sold at the diffsr
enI yafds al 9a Toe. pen pound. AZ to
quality. - W
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THE ASSASSIN GUITEAU.
False Rumor that He Had Poisoned
Himself

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The "city of
sensations" as this may be called, en-
Joyed another sensation to-day in a
rumor that the assassin Gniteau had
taken poison. Au hour later it was re /.
ported that be was dead. This was too
good to be true. There was great de-
sire TO learn all the facts In regard to
the matter and inquiry spread the sem
sational rumor quite rapidly. Every
body expressed the hope that the mis-
creant had committed suicide and thus
saved the government much trouble and
expense, but seemed to think be was
too great coward to take his own life.
This turned out to be true. lnvestiga-
tion at the Jail revealed the fact that the
assassin was all right.
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The Price OF November Corn.

CHICAGO, ILL, October 3.-The sig
nincant Inflammation Is given out off
elally that the board OF directors Of the
Chicago Board OF Trade to day fixed the
prices on November corn at so cents, as
provided for In the rules. Under this
decision seller may demand of buyer
that the latter shall dep sit as margins
~ per cent. Of the contr. 1t prices In ad
dition to the difference b ween the con
tract price aud 90 cents per bushel
THIS action was taken to protect seller.
OF corn In case Of collapse of the corner
here.
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The Electric Light I'm philadelphia a

A new electric light company has re-
Gently been organized In Philadelphia,
known as the Maxim Electric Light and
Po~eI Company, with a capital of
$l,000,0oo. The company controls 10
Pennsylvania all The patents of the con-
solidated companies known as the Uni
ted States Electric Light Company. An
application will shortly be made TO
councils by this new enterprise for a
franchise to run wires under the public
thoroughfares. 1t is said the company
has already closed number of contracts
for supplying light.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARkET.
MONDAY, Oct. 3bp M

bkhF IALTLE wtre in fair deman The
oeal trades we're firmly held, but common
s.oSh s.''t, was lower 1900 head arrived. and
condition. w. "e W
SHEEP we're fraction lower; II, 900 head
a arrived. and sold at the different yards Al
oAc., ana Lam bs at 4 II 20. per b. a.
To quality.
hoas were active aud frmer; 1000 head
arrived, aud sod NJ the different wards at
i &c. as 10 quality.
PARK Dr0Ue Yard. SD and Lonea,ter o,.-
nue.. West Philadelphia. Oct. i.
sHEEP.-Extrh, 40 to l21 lbs, b.. In 6s<.
good; W TO 100 ,bs., "a to 515; fair. 81 to Il
10 w To 50 p; good lambs 81 TO I'm in ~
lambs, 3 TO d eommo lamOs, ~ to az 20.
Gu YES, 6l2 To ~. Heavy supply, ana MAJ
r ket ct closed duh and not all sold. Arrivals.
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Medals I'm Memory Of the Murdered
Prenfdeufs

WARRINGTON, Oct. 1.-The Superin-
tendent Of the Mint at Philadelphia has
been authorized by the Director of the
Mint TO strike memorial medals having
the heads OF Presidents Lincoln and
Garfield on opposite sides. The medals
are TO be sold at the following prices {:
Large size, in gold, 50; stnall size, iD
gold, S4.5O; large size, in silver, 90
cents; small size, in silver, 25 cents.
Similar meals have also been author.
Izsd containing the head OF the late
President Garfield on one side and a
wreath ON the other, and will be sold to
the public Of the same prices.
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General Foreign News.
LONDON, Oct. 4, 1881.

LONDON, Oct. 4, 1881.
The Oldham mills have fully resumed
work.
Mr.. Fairchild, United States Minister
to Madrid, has resumed his functions.
The Danish Rigsdsg reassembled yes
terday and was Immediately prorogued
to November 20.
Princess Louise will sail from Liver
pool tor Canada on the Allan line stea
mer Partisan on the 20lh inst.
Sir Edward Thornton, the newly ap
pointed British Ambassador TO Russia
started for ST. Petersburg on Monday
evening by way OF Paris.
A runor that has been current In Par
is regarding the resignation Of the Count
de 81. Vallier as French Ambassador al
Berlin 10 semi officially denied.
An unsuccessful attempt was made In
the southern dis ricts OF London on Sun
day to initiate The American crusade
against liquor selling by prayer meet
ings held opposite public houses.
IN accordance with the recent decision
Of the ilonmasters to red ice the produc
zion OF pig iron, only los furnaces art
working in the Scottish ironworks thi.
week against 12l last week.
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A Blow at Marriage Societies.

In Philadelphia recently Judge Thay-
or dealt blow at the existing crazs OF
marriage societies which will probably
hays discouraR,ng effect upon the bus
In sss which has recently cropped out in
such huge dimensions In Pennsylvania,
Application had been made before j udRe
Thayer for the chartering OF several OF
these Institutions, whose ostensible par
pose Is to assist needy young men aud
women In marrying by an assessment of
the Nom 5ers but the judge said that
such operations ought not to be enco ur-
aged by judicial t,ibunals "If thew
choose to prosecute such business L.
will bave to be done without any sapo
tion from the judges of this court" The
matter isto be taken to the Supreme
Court.
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The Boys.

Boys should always have some quick
and sure Remedy for sudden ATTACKS Of
Cramps, Dlarrbsa, or Dysentery, for a
physician is not always near, and an
hours delay in cases OF this kind often
leads to serious results. Therefore par
epts should have on hand supply of
PERRY DAvls' PAIN KILLER, which is
as etficacious as 1t is simple and harm.
less. Directions are with each bottle,
and one dose rarely fails to bring reiief
TO asutfarer from any bowel complaint
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Personal,

Benz. O. Piero. returned on SATURDAY.
evening from bt. Paul, Mimi, where he
had been ON visit to his son,
Rev. George W. Miller, pastor of
Trace M. Il. church, who has been ab.
sent In Europe for the past eight weeks
arrived home to-day on the II. 90 train n
~. He will hold reception In Graae
ohafoh this evening from 9 to 10 O'clock
william Dean, of Newark, who has
peen doing England, ireland and Scot.
land and the Continent for the noa,
three months has returned homs pn1. ~.
locks As though he enjoyed the trim
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Good Exa,nr,.

June Smalls, a colored
= 3 4 on Jane James Island, near Char,a..liv Css. liv-
q, and A. ,tsist gives an example Of sssen inSas9sn
Last year 90 his former ownvs,uallon. ownsr,e
he made from thirty.six "rees acraa place
eight bales Of cotton, and s after .airly-
MS rent and expenses had o, sor,l paying
uree oree. Twelve n hundred dollars sS'ng lei1 Is
pront. He has bought The M,,shas III. as
place on Johns Island, owns Diha;.'newa HI.
seancle, se and has four horses, and ar" GwA w.
iorty-live acres of land plsntaS ana mas
year, from which he will u resl;,. 'nls
ieast as much as he did last vsar Ao at
pite the drought and other draw, , ues- ,ae
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An Expensive Term.

The term of Court that closed this
morning Was the most expensive held
Tor years, and its cost will exceed
IS 600. This is mainly due to the
capital cases, and to the order for the
payment BY the State of the wit.
nesses for the defense In the case of
VIM. Neal, col. This worthless. de.
graded negro is putting the county to
a fearful expense. "
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FiNhlnR ARaIn

The lyman Fishing Club, is en-.
loyed losday in setting their net in
Red Clay Creek on the farm of
Ibomas lyman near Newport. The
maui will be made to to.morrow
morning and the fish apportioned
among the members of the club,
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DRESS GOODS
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,

A chudda dress-fabric at
SO cents,now ready,is thebest
we ever had at the price by a
long way ; all-wool and AZ
inches wide.
Two small-6gured cotton
and-wool damasses, one hav-
lug an obscure stripe effect,
both in many plain colors,
yard-wide; IS cents. The
damasse is of wool, but has a
decided silk-like look. The
figures are very small and
the whole effect is peculiarly
neat.
A French armure with
polka-dot figure in damasse
of self colors at 60 cents is
noteworthy, not SO much per-
haps in any other way as for
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Secretary Window,

The Minnesota Legislature meets in
extra session on the 10Th of this month,
the same day that the U nited States Sen.
ate convenes. Friends of Secretary VIM
dom say that he will turn up In st. Paul
about the time the Legislature meets,
and they expect him to come back to
Washington with his credentials as SEM
ater In his pocket.
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dluteau could never sleep at proper
hours, cursed with abnormal ac.ivi,v
his nerves were always on the qui vi,,.
Gould he bave had the soothing benefit
OF DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomle
Pills has wretched brains weula M,
have ragged with improper fancies
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The ConkIinr A..s.s,n.,,...

UTICA, N. Y. October 2.-No ona =,
Utica attaches any weight to the ne sllo 10
threats or assassination against ssn'lkssa sekea
Conkiing, SAID to come from an er hof ha.',
proprietor OF this city and pub,ish.%1 n1.si ~
the New York Journals Of 20 dau M W.
one answering Jackson's descrip,,on o ~
known here, and no ne appear. tn h.ns 10
Known Jackson or heard Of him 'rss Tss
general belief Is that II such let,er .ss ..s
written It eams from practical ioks, -, a.
an Inmate of the State Asylum. VI
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Death ofa Son of brigham yo.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2,-I, ~.
loang, a sou of Brigham Young day S;ayy
on board the steamer KnicLerbsa'lle iLs' lled
whioh arrived here yesterday fror,
Sleaican ports, He was buried At % Ssa
September 2s. He was in wbsn az ia "a
went on board. "n0h ne
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New Cara

bowers, Dure & Co., shipped this
afternoon, two new passenger ears for
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. and
one narrow gauge passenger car for
the East Tennessee and North Caro-
lima Railroad. .o-
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senator MahOne at the Union Lea.
que.

Senator VIM. Malone will address
the members of the New York Union
League Club this evening at 8 o'clock
IN the hall of the club. HIS subject
will be "The Issues of the Campaign
in Virginia in 1881"
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AnAHpr ThIa

ls there person living who ever saw
case OF ague, blliousness, nervousness,
or neuralgia, or any disease of the stom
acn, liver, or kidneys that Hop Bitters
will not cure?
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The New Depot.

The foundations of the main build.
ing OF the new p, w. & B. r. r..
depot have been laid, and the pressa
ed brick work Is now under way
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willing 10 Stay,

Secretary Hunt, in conversation within
day or two, said he would remain IN
the cabinet If 1t Is the pleasure of The
President. This 10 candid and truthful.
Mr.. Hunt would like to stay and he has
the manlpess to say SO.
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THIRD EDITION
AN Ex-eOvERNOR,s CRIME.


Msases Of south Carolina Arrested
for 'swindling q Retired Hotel.
Keeper.
NEW YORK, October 3.--FraDklin ].
Moses, formerly Governor Of South Car
olina, was arrested and locked sp at po-
lice headquarters this evening on the
charge Of swindling William S. Hall,
retired hotel keeper, who lives at No. A
East Tenth street. Mr.. Hall was swim
died out OF $4,000 in June last by Pin
white, the notorious confidence man.
White was arrested on June IL. Two
days later Moses called Oh Mr.. Hall,and
after Introducing himself as lawyer by
the Dame Of Hsssans he offered TO give
Mr.. Hall information by which the
money could be recovered. He said that
White and wife boarded With his moth
Or, and had in her trunks diamonds AZ d
other property worth the amount taken
from MIR. Hall. II Mr.. Hall weuld give
him $25 he said he would procure a
search warrant and get re property be.
longing to White aud wife. Mr.. Hall
gave him $25 and Moses went away,
never to return. White was af.erward
convicted and sent to prison foI five
years. Today M. Hall saw Moses OH
Eleventh Street and Informed Inspector
byrnes. He was arrested tbs evening
at No. % West Eleventh Street. AT
police headquarters Moses expressed a
desire 10 { tile the matter by paying
10, but both MIR. aud Mrs. Hall said
they we're determined to prosecute him.
Personal.
Mrs. Peter Herdic will sail for
Europe on Thursday, TO be gone a
year.
Mr.. Talmage has a new notion. 1t
is that Guiteau is an emissary of the
Iormons.
Paul H. Hayne has written poem
to be read at The opening of the
Atlanta Exposition.
"The Garfield Memorial Home"
IL the name of new retreat for con-
sumptives In Brooklyn.
Secretary Hunt said in conversa~
tion the other day that he would like
to remain in the Cabinet.
Mininister Fsirchild has resumed
his functions as the representative
OF the United States at Madrid.
Senator L mar says that Mr..
Bayard ought to be and probably
will be chosen to preside over the
Senate.
Enoch R. Nudge, who died at
Swampscott, Mass, on Sa urday lett
. fortune of about $3,0o0,0o0. Mrs.
Nudge is an invalid.
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From Yesterday. Lat. Edition.
Court Adjourned.

After the discharge Of the disagreeiDg
Carberry Jury, this morning, Court ad.
journed until the November term.
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FOURTH EDITION
indications for To. day .

For the Middle Atlantic 5tates-
cooler, fair weather, westerly winds,sta
tionary or falling barometer.
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lHCHeS VIDE.
Third circle. southeast from center.
A black granite with the
very same polka-dot damasse
all-wool, but not so fine as
the colored, so cents.
The same granite, without
the damasse. at the same price.
The same also in four finer
qualities, up to 81.
All these are below value.
Next-outer circle. Chestnut st. entrance
New velveteens, black, blue
brown, garnet, bronze, green
and cardinal.
q outheas corner
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price, which is 60 cents. A
lady bought 60 yards of it
yesterday. All-wool and AZ
inches wide.
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rI,HE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

5o2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ith, 1851,
Open to receive deposits daily from j A,
N. until T. M, and on Tuesday and Sat.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly madein April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawns
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound thsiI nteres,
twice in each sH;.arps yesr;
saea1 haa H smysn George George " oaSs ss
W. Hastings, Job II. jackson.
Anthony Hlg gins.
EO. B. CAPELLE, Vic. President.
feb2l-lv e ~ TAYLOR rreasurer
'iEsr NATIONAL "a BANH ", ,,,,,, :.
REPOSITORY OF TINE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI.
TED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
Paid up Capital, $500, 900.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston q.
change furnished to regular Depositors
Without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursds 70
at $50 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, John H. Adams.
Clement >. smyth. Henry s. Mccemb,
George W. Bush, William TatnaII
smuei James, Ell Garrett,
amI sam'I Rancrnli .Ir. ien,-,v
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JOHN WANA AMAKER,
Thirteenth Street, Chestnut and Market Streets
PHIBADELPHTA
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Wilmington Markets.
rhe City Markets

The following were the ruIlng prices in
market this morning:
Butter. fresh peF pound ... A0A az
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23

TIE trial of the assassius of the
late Emperor of Russia is oil over
the prisoner Jeliaboff conductina
his own defense. It was simply 8
mere form that might as we'll have
been dispensed with, as all the
world knows the doom is as swift,
and irresistible IS the roaring tor
ent of the Neva, when the spring.
time foods come sweeping down.
In the meantime it is said that the
Nihliist committee has sent print
ed proclamation to the Gear, offer
ing among other things to lay
down their aims and become good
and peaceable citizens in return
for a cerstitsfion and general am.
mes y Tor all reyolutionists. Alb
soiute monarcbies are sadly cut of
place in this era OF progress and en-,
and humiIia,ing
though it may be, the sooner he ac-
cedcs to their dema nds the better
1t will be for himself and his dis
tracted and fcai>oppressed empire.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
Notice.

Twill be at the following places
days given. All Tax Pay ers arr
requested to call and render list o.
taxable property.
Canton, April LIST to 10th;
Smith School House, Tuesday
April 18th;
Vernon, Wednesday, April 18th;
w. 3. Jones Store, Thursday
April 14,h;
Livingston, Friday April 18th;
Calhoun Sta. Saturday Is;
MadisOnville, Monday IS;
Madison Sta. Tuesday s. Wcdns-
day, April 10 and 20.b;
Harris s. Aliens Store, Thurs.
day April 21st;
Sharon, Monday April o5:h;
Sulphur Springs, Tuesday Goth;
Millville, Wednesday " 9th;
+ Lone Pine, Thursday {. 2Sth;
Canton, Saturday =" Goth;
GraitOu's Store. Tuesday May
3rd;
Stebbin's School House. Wednes
day Nay 18th;
Couparle City, Thursday Nay
5th:
Camden, Friday s. Saturday
May 9th and 9TH.
A. II. COLEMAN, Assessor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23

alleges that "A series of outraGcS
were perpetrated upon the negroes
in the parish where he was located.
He said he WAS assured by his
frie nds, soinc0f them are strong
Democrats, that he had got into
the worst part of the State Heath
says he shall go back to New Or
leans. where he has real estate tins
fall The negroes who are on his
plantation pay him for his land
and the mules employed by them
His brother went to New Orleans
in 1e4S; has h.eu for "a long time a
merchant thcre. Aud was ap
pointed Mayor o. the city by Gen
Sheridan. Heath says the firing
OF his place was not alluded to II
the papers, and lie made no secre
in New Orleans of his disposition
to investigate the outrage.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
3. PRATT. Waller CA.HOoN.
A New Kind of Csc.

New because it Ia only within til, la
few years that it has been improved ana
brought within the reach of every one; OLD
in principle because the first invention wa
made and the first pstent t. ken out nearly
twenty years ago, and cases made at
that time and worn ever since axe nearly
rs good as new. Read he following which,,
| IS only one OF the many hundreds; Your
jewelers. can tell yo uof similar cnes:
MANSFIELD Pa, May % 1873
have q customer who has carried one
of Boss Patent cases fifteen years and it
knew it two years before he got it, aud !
now appears good for ten years longer.
Il. L. OLNEY
Remember that Jas. Boss is the AMY
patent case made OF two Plates of soi,i
gold (5ue outside and ole inside) covering
very part exposed to wear or sight, the
great advantage of these plates over cleo
tro-siiding ~ apparent Ia .eiy one. Boss'
In the only patent case with which there
is given u written warrant of which the
following is 4 fac smile: