The American Citizen from Canton, Mississippi • 2

if American ffin. OANTU N. MISS. SATURDAY, APKIL 1, 187G. I cms for salo tlie American Citizen newspnpor, together with the printing material, subscription Iut, nnd good will of tbe concern.

Price, 82,000 half cash, audbal -mice secured by lien. Or, would Bell a half interest (for 81,000 cash) to a suitable partner, who would tufce entire control of tbe business paper erjoya a very liberal itbare of tbe publio patronage, and offers a fine opening to a goiitloraan of energy and botuness capacity and my only reason for wishing to sell, is that I am unable to give to its management tbo attention which it deinanda. A. 8. BOSWOBTEL tW Will our State exchanges ttlease coot or atico tUis adver tiscment, and confer a favor 1 It would be well fur persons receiving newspapers to remember that if they take them from tbe post office regularly, tbe law makes tbem responsible for tbe eubecrip lion.

Thanks to the lion. J. B. Yellow lr. our able Representative in tbe for public documents.

Thb little li. Stead man, bow complete, Trill leave Jack' Hon in a day or two, to disturb tho migbty eat flab of the beaulifu lVavl, between Jackson and Car-, ihnge. Tub Legislature will doubtless adjourn at an early day. Ve know of bo business of a general nature, save the redaction of the tax-rate which can long retain the Solons at the Capital. A recent Act of tbe Legislature became a law by limitation on the llta of March, which leinirea all raihrotdain the Stat to carry passengers oa freight trains.

AH risks re taken by tbe passenger, and no aceommodatioaa are to be famished save ancb as ate erdiuarily found on Ireigbt trains. TOM new charter for lb city Can too, which lately passed both hooaea of tbo Legislature, abolishes the offloe of school trustee for tbe city, Testis that duty in the Al-tleraten. Hereafter all Justice's Auea for offences committed inside the corpora tioa go to tbe city treasury. County officers may make a Bote ot that. All revenue from tbe liqnor licenses in tbe corporate limits hereafter, goes to the credit of the city school fund.

Tqx Republican Club of tbe city of Jackson, at a meeting one nigbt last week, instructed their dele gates to the State convention to Tote for Morton men for delegates to the National Republican conven lion, to meet In Cincinnati on the ltih June. JTite war between tbo Khedive ot bgypt and tbo Absynnians end ed on lbe 7th of March. Oa that itfL m. IhiMIa tonnrrorl in arfiil, tfiA Abysinnians lost six chiefs and five thousand men. The success of the Khedive is attributed to the maa-tetly military tactics of Gen, Lo-ring, by whoso advice and direction the campaign was conducted.

Although Katif Paaha is commander to-chief, Loring really directed the lavements of the invading army, aud should have the credit of tbe victory. The Csateaalal. "While the one hundredth year of American Independence is to be celebrated at the Centennial, yet that is not its sole or main object It will be an exhibition of the couu. trys skill In art, mechanics, manu factor and agriculture in short, itsresoarces and improvements in a'l lines of industry. Eeprcoota tires of all the poop'o in the world will bo there to learn and to criti cine, and our civilization will be jndged by the exposition made.

The s'atus of this country, iu all of its phases, will be recorded in many languages by able historians. If tbcCeulennial be a failure, the world will read that America is not civil ued. It is to bo hoped however, that it will not be a failure, bat i success in immensity and maguifi cense. And when the nation is congratulated, as it undoubtedly will be, on the pre-eminent succoss attending if, those who have oppos appropriations will reflect and see their folly. Too much of politics have been brought into all discus ions concerning this great era, and have prevented large appropriations feeing made by tbe South.

Tins American CitiiEN is only $2 Stt pox aaauMt. GOVERNOR AMES RESIGNS I Articles of Impeachment Dismissed. Hon. J. M.

Stone installed ernor. as Gov In the Iloase of Iicprcacntatives. on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Featb erstoii arose to a privilege question, aud -ad the followi tig important document: Executive Mansion, Jitckson, Muroii 23, lo.G. Gentlemen In regard to your suggestion, I beg leave to ay, that in conseqnonco of "tho election of last November, I found myself con fronted with a hostile Legislature, and embarrassed and bafilod in nij endeavors to carry out my plans for the welfare of the State, nnd ol my patty.

I had resolved, there fore, to resign my office ns Governor of tbo State of Mississippi. But, meanwhile, proceediugs of impeachment were Instituted against me, and, of course, I could uot and would not retire from my position under tbo imputation of auy charge effecting my honor or integrity. For tbe reasons indicated, I still de-nire to escape burthens which are compensated by no possibility of public usefulness; and if the- ar tides of impeachment presented against me were iiot pending, and the proceedings were dismissed, I should feel at liberty to carry out my desire and purpose of resigning. I am very truly, yours, Adelbest Ames To Mews. Da rant and Pry or, Amos' connst ij Jactcsoii, Mi.ss.

After reading the above, Gen Feotherston offered tbo following resolution, which prevailed by vote ot 78 yeas, against 10 uays Whereas, Assurance has been received by the House of Kepie seittativrs of the State of M'imus- rippi, that Adelbert Ames, Gover nor of said State, but fur the pend ing against him of articles of im peachuient, exhibited by the House of lieproseiuativcs, would have re signed his office of Governor, and will now do so ns the Maiiagn are luformed by a letter frnmsmd Governor, addressed to bis counsel, Messrs. Duraut ami Pry or, nnd read to-said House on a resolution adopted, directing its Managers to dismiss said proceeding now, therefore be it Itcsolvcd. by tbo House of Repre sentatives of the State of Mississippi, That the Managers oa part or this lionse, in the matter of the impeachment of Governor Ames, Governor of said State, be and they are hereby directed to dis miss tne feaid an idea against tbe said AdeHert A tnes. Governor as aforesaid, which were heretofore exhibited by them against him, at the Bar of tbo Senate. la the afternoon, Mr.

Tucker Offered too I oho wing, wniou was adopted Eesolved by the lionse, (the Son sto concurring) that the two lions- en meet in joint sessio.n in the Ilonstt of Iiepresentatirea. this l.iv At 6:30 o'clock, to InaUKtirato ilon. J. M. Ptone, President pro tempore ot ineoeuate, Governor ofMississip pi.

At 3:30 o'clock, m. the Mnnnsers from the House entered tho Senate, ana Mannerr ieatheraton said. Mr. Chief Justice and Senators I am instructed by tho Managers on lue pare ot tbo lionse. to ask that the articles of impeachment preferred against his Excellency, Adelbert Ames, be dismissed, in accordance with the resolution adopted by the Honso." Mr.

Reynolds offered tho follow log, which was adopted Ordered, That articles of im peachment, herlofore preferred against hia Excellency, Adelbert Ames, br the House of Represents tives, be and the eamo are hereby dismissed, in pursuance of the request of the lionse of Represent a tires, this day presented by the Managers, in their behalf. Thereupon, Hon. Thomas J. Dn rant, of counsel for tbe Governor, rem tne toiiowiug Executive Office, i Jackson, March 29, 76 To the People of Mississippi I hereby respectfully resign my office of Governor of the State of MissippL ADELBECT AMES, Mr. JJurant then said Mv col-( leage has instructed me (and I concur with him) to say iu prc enting this, that it is onr desire that it should be recorded, after being con flded to thia Ilnnorahlo Court, iu the office of (he Secretary of Slate.

The following, by Senator Oid-ham, wus adopted Ordered, That I ho journal of the Senate, sitting aa a Court of Impeachment for thetiialot liia lix-ct-llency, Adelbert Aiuph. properly certified by the Chief Justice and tho Secretary of tho Senate, bo deposited iu tho ofllco of the Secretary orsute. Tho Journal of the day was then read and approved. Mr. Pryor arose and flanked the Chief Justice, the Senate, and the Honorable Maim gem, for their kindness and courteay to himself and associate counsel.

On motion of Mr. Taylor, the Seuato, sitting as a Court of Impeachment for the trial of A tlelbert Ames. Governor of Mississippi, adjourned sine die. JOINT SESSION. At 5:30 o'clock, the Senators en-tesed the II of the Ilouso of Uepreaentativfej.

Mr. President rtirnras said Mcuibers ot tbe LegisL have met for the purpose oi niiuig- nratine lion. J. at. Stone, Governor, aa GoTernor tl A I State of Mississippi.

What is your pleasure in the matter? rdr. lieynoliis uiovea iu upiiuiuii a committee to wait on air. btono i lilil escort him to the bpeakcr hair; adopted. Tiie committee re tired and soon retumcu wuu tuu Governor elect. TII13 INAUGURATION.

Mr. Cbitf Justice Sinn all then advanced to tlio hpealier a eiiatr md ndiniuistered tlie oatu ot oluce. Mr. Stone said Gentlemen of tbe legislature Having been thus suddenly ca.ici to cater upon the itisciinrge oi me Uljes of the liovi'l-nor ot the hww, it is uir. my ij hat I fee! distrustful ut my aluiily i 1.

1 ..1. to pertoriu uie uuiiea mu and responsible a position mil, with your assistance and co-operation, which 1 now earnestly -nvoke, I hope to be able to diseuargo my .1 ink's in a manner winch wi.I re-loun 1 t.i the i edt and welfare of tlio S-ate, and to tho eati of t'je people. It Ishall lie my pur pose to admiuister tue annua oi instate in strict accordance vi the (Joiistitntiou and laws, with tne view of securing all tho citizens iiliko their rights undr tlie laws; and in this effort I shall expect the assistance of the Legislature, and of the people of tho State, Gentle men or tbe ijegtsiaiuro, j. uopo iui your labors may on be and that vou nuv soon return to your homes and families. Mr.

Speaker Street I now de clare Hon. J. M. Stone GOVEBNOU of the State of Mississippi, ami tally qualified to enter upon tne duties of that office. The Siiiate retired, aud tho Uousa a'journeii.

Tho Goyernor's Jackson Tiinca (Republican) In view of tho fact that Governor Ames has recently, upon numerous occasions, ptotcstetl that he would uot, in any event, resign his office to avoid a trial of impeachment, his most extraordinary proposition to vucato, which was accepted by tho House, to day, has utterly con- -dod both h.s friends and cue inies, among Republicans. It la suggested that, possibly, leading Democrats may be belter posted ou the subject. RiMmblicans are at a loss to nn derntand by what motives the Gov crnor was actuated in making i proposition to reugn in tho event uf withdrawal of the nmclcs ol impeachment prtferred against uim by tho llouse oi imprest -niauvcs aud Democrats are reticent ou the subject. The end is not yet." It is said that Ames has placed himself iu a somewhat better aspect before tbe people tuau Canlozo uiu. Wb hone so but then tne iuci re nAiiiA that both were under charg es, both resign, and then-lore both i.i.l I.a escapo iui wvumw, ninrion We coneratulate the VM-oile on tho fortunate termiualiou of the imneachineiit trial Iu tho of Governor Ames.

Tho facts nrA net forth in the retiort of the Lerislative proceedings elsewhere mildiaheil. The Muuasrers on the part of the House of Representa lives, and Messrs. Duraut andI ry or. of counsel for the Governor, deserve credit lor the happy solu tion of the issue, whtch would ota erwiso have been settled by Ion laborious and expensive proceed inns. Whatever has been nlished is the result of a desire to act lor the.

licst, ana on sucn an ooeasiou it will not become either party to question tho purity of the motives of the other. With the resignation of Governor Amis, oveiy obstacle to the harmonious working of the various departments of tho btate government is removed and the Democratic and Conservative party will bo left froo to eairy out iu good faith the pled ges of reform on which it has already v.ou lU way to power. Fun in Congress. Tho bill reported by Mr. Banning from the Committeo on Military affairs, was takeu np in the llouse.

Mr. Kasaon, of Iowa, moved lo amend the title of the bill, so that it would read, to punish the Army of the United States, for the gallJIit bcrvices reudered by them iu pre servint? the Union." Mr. Bannon moved to refer that motion to the gentleman from Iowa, Mr. Kasson, for the gallant services rendered by him during the war. Mr.

Kasaon said, I wiil be glad to take it with mo, aud am ready to report on it immediately." Mr. Banning replied, you're more ready to report now than you were to report for carrying a knap sack, during the war. You cou.du't be found thou." Lsughter. IlissiEsippi Itcm3. Brookha en Cii izea informed that a We white have man lamcil JUOK oanudia.

got into a diCieiiliy with somo colored men at a log rolling in Claiborno otitity, days ago. Sander3 stiucK one of tho negroes wliU a band-spike, killing him ou the spot. Another uegio approached guilders aud they struck at each other at the same time. fell from the other's blow the weond urgro died instantly. Sandcis was badly in jured, aud wo learu has siuco died Jackson Clarion Tho funeral of B.

G. Baiikstoii took place jrinay evening, (Match 21) from the Episcopal cuurch. Mr. Bankston was one of of the oldest as well as one of the most respected citizens of Jackson, lie removed to Majersville, Issaquena county, whore lie died last week. Cpiaban Our neighboring tow ot Bearegard looks considerably worsted frem the effects of tho Into ot( thO llight aas ') C311- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHl'FAS AND JAPAN PEAS. The of en pi tlirong! -out tho v.lil 1'iinlilc tokei'ji up oi Ktock ami tiil our sni(iko-hiiric3 clionitiy a.H it can lc ilonw at tho Vt. The Cuufa i.i pluiilu 1 in a i idtri', like iiytnt.H'8, ctimuion litTid ii'! bushels ol tho l'eed, llln'miiilril for hossi and ihiidn-n. Oixi urw ill more than tun ien of tho hcHt corn, lii-Milos fiiriiihiu KinzioR a 1 imawT. the truth of theso claiiua l'er t.i fie U.

Cmiuni isionor of Wash in on, or to any adiicultu-al naiMT ii the Souili. Frieo, liv mail, postaire id. "'ic a paeKao, a junr, a (iwiirt ifc Tioclc, J'lio Julian l'ca felly its men a several mjo, ami is now in univorwu iluuiauil it tmwa ujiright, lite a cotton H'alk, in cnltivateil like corn, and yields from to SCO liushclH an acre, oil ordinary 1 md. Stock of all kinda relish it ai.d lbrive highly on it without other food. Ahto i lelleut for tablo uso (after boiling about a week).

liice rry mail, nostae paid, liic a aekase, Mo a l'lut, Wc a quart. Jy express, 5:3 per r-eck, $10 per bnnhel. These Heeds ale bo scarce aud costly that vro cai -not mako any diacoaut to wholesalo dealers anJ ruiics. When boutlurn planters prow their own sto feed and fatten their own hogs, we shall hear no more of hard tines and "middle for this will put on end to both. If you luir to invest largely it will cot but a trillo to try seeds, and unless yonr exjicrienco dilfrrs from all others, yon will bo forever thsukful for the trial.

Addrcas. i. F. WHITE A CO. 11-4 SushTille, TeBncssce.

The Daily Sun, a large four page newspaper ot twenty-eight columns, gives all the news for two cents a copy. Subscription, postage prepaid, 55o. a mouth, or S6.50 a year. S.imlay etlitiou extra, 9L.iv a year. We have no traveling agents.

Addref TUB SU2f, -Vow For Ottf A New Idea! SHTJTTLS Sewing Mine T-ir FOR 50 FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AND 4i EVERYBODY Buy ths WGrld-Benowned SMjlsSswiagMacle! T11K BEST THE WORLD! Prcmlnm was warded to It at Ohio State Fair; Xortlisra Ohio Fair Aiuer. Institute, N. T.J Cincinnati Exposition; Exposition St. Louis Fair; Louisiana Stato Fair; Hiisissittil State Fair; cud (jioorgla Stato Fair FOR BEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, aud do! tlio largest and best range vf work. All other Jlucliinci ia tbe Market wcro la direct COMPETITION ZSTFoj- Felling, Stitching, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quilting and Stitching fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed.

Where wo havo no Agents we will deliver a Machino for tho price named above, at th3 noarest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. TJeedlss far Sewing Machines for Sala. Old Machines taken ia Exchange. Send for Circulars, Price List, and Copy; of the Wilson Reflector, one of tha best Periodicals of tho day, devoted to Bowing Machines, Fashions, General Ngwe and Hisoellany. Agents "Wanted AUDRESS, Wilson Sewing: MacUne Co.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, yiSW NOTICE. U.S. Menial Revenns Special Taxes, I Day 1, 1876, lo lyril SO, ft. Tho Kovised Statutes of the United states, sections 3238 and 319, require every jwi-aon unpaged in any avocatiOn or employment which readers him liable to a special tax, to procure and place conspicuously in his establishment or place of business, a stamp denoting the payment of said special tax for tho special tax year beginning May 1, l7(i, bctorc coicnii'mrinc; or continuing buaiucss alter April JO, ls7o. Tho taxes embraced; within tho provisions of tho law above rj toted, aro the following: ec'i liters.

$200 25 100 0 ao 2a 600 Dealers, retail li'innr vhul'aal iiquor, Doalem ia malt linuora, wholoBalo, lealei-K in malt lienors, retail Deah-re luat tuuacco, Ketail dealers in leaf tolaco, Aim on sales ut hlty ccnU for every dollar iu exceeu of SI, 000. Dealers in manufart.nreU tobacco, Manufacturers of stills, r.o 30 10 10 And lor each still lnunuiactureil, And for each worm uuauufact'd. Jlaiiiilactiircrs of tobacco, Maiiunictarcrs ot cijrara, I'eddJcrs of tobacco, tirst class, (mora than two horses or other auiinata) 60 25 15 Peddlers of tobacco, second class. 1 two norses or otlier animals) Peddleis of tobacco, third class, tone horse or other animal) Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, (on foot or public conveyance) 10 50 100 Brewers of less than 500 barrel, Urowers of 500 barrels or more, Any person so liable, who shall fail to comply with the foregoing requirements, will bo sii- jeet to severo peuaiues. Persons or firms liablo to nay ony of the special taxes named above, most apply to Collector Int At Jackson, and pay for and procure tho spocial-tax stamp or stamps they need, prior to Hay ami mutual writer noiioe.

D. D. PRATT, Commissioner of Internal Kevenue. O.Tloo of Internal ltovouue, Washington, i. Fob.

lcrre. mariaar)ttiil2Af29 THE WEEKLY SUN. 1776. 1876. Eighteen Lumlred and Revcnty-Bix is tbe Ceu teun sal year.

It is also tbe year in which an OpiKisition lionse of Representatives, tbe first since tbe war, will he in session at WasliiMrtcn and tbe year of tbe tweuty-tbird election of a L'rebitleut of tbe United States. All of these events are sure to be of great inter est and importance, especially tbe two latter and all of tbem and everything connected with- them trill be tuny ana ireeiy reportcu and czpouuued Tbe bun. The Opposition llouse ot iiepre went an ves, taking up tbe Hue or inquiry opened years ago I 'j Sun. will sternly and diligently in vestigate the corruptions mis deeds of Oraut's admimstr-ilh crnrl will. it.

ia to ha limxd. lav fouudatioa for a new and better 1 uod in our national history. Uf ilik Tlio. Sun will nniimm vmnl'e and acenrato accounts, farnishiuB its readers with early and trusl worthy information upon these ab- sorbiUai tonics. The twentT-tnmi lTestaenuai election, with the preparations for it, will be memorable as deciding upou Grant's aspirations for a third term of power and plunder, and still more as deciding who shall be the canmalate of tbe party or He- form, an ns electing that candidate.

Concerning all tbeso subjects, those wbo read Tlie ouu will nave tne constant means of being thoroughly informed. 1 The Weekly Snn, which has at tained a circulation of over 80,000 copies, already has its readers in every State and Territory, and we trust that tue year 1870 win see their numbers doubled. It will continue to be a thorough newspaper. All the general news of the day will be found in it, condensed when unimportant, at full length when of moment; aud always, we trust, treated in a clear, interesting and instructive manuer. It is our aim to make tbo Weekly Sun tbe best family newspaper in tbe world, and we shall continue to give in its columns a large amount of miscellaneous reading, such as stories, tales, poems, scientific intelligence, and agricultural information, for which we aro not able to make room in onr daily edition.

The agricultural department especially is one of its prominent features. Tbe fashions are also regularly reported in its columns, aud so are the markets of every kind. Tbe Weekly Sun, eight pages, with fifty-six broad columns, is only $1.20 a year, postage prepaid. As this price barely repays the cost of paper, no discount can be made from this rate to clubs, agents, postmasters or any one. Call for a State Convention of Colored Men.

At a national convention or coN ored newspaper men, held in the city of Cincinnati on the fourth and fifth days of August, 1875, it was resolved to all a national convention of colored men to meet iu tbe city of Nashville, on the first Wednesday in April, 1876, at twelve o'c'ock noon and in order to secure the buecess of this call, and have full delegations from the several States and Territories, an executive committee of three in each State was appointed by tbe president of said convention to carry out the details in the election of delegates-The undersigned, having been ap. pointed the executive committee for tbe State of Mississippi, cordially invite tbe colored men of this State to meet in mass convention in the city of Jackson on the 31st day of March, 1S76, at 12 o'clock noon, to elect twenty delegates to said national convention, and to transact such other business as may be presented. Each county in the fitate will be eutitled to double the number of votes it may hare representa tivos in the lower house of the Legislature. James J. Spellman.

W. W. Edwards, jUeksiman Howard. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ClamaiaapiaaB Cared i An old physician, retired from active nntetUw.

having hd plnerd In hla kaiidB nr aa East ludia Miaiiionary flia fonnnla of a aimpla VegeUble Kemdf for I ho apedy aad permanent aura of Con aampcion. Itronefaitia. Otarrh, and all Throat and I.nng laa pnaltiva and radical cure for Mrrvou Ubilitr and all harrona Complalnu, aflr bavins ih-iruoKblj taatrd ha woaderfnl aurallra pow ara In lhnuanU of eaaaa. fuol It bU dnty to make It known to hi Miffnrina; f-llowa. by tbia mii v.

nno a cwcwniami orairv rrnara nnvi muu y.ro wrffl, mi Oil wnooo- alr it. thia racipa. with full raeiioaa for preparing and aneceaaficly naing. Rent by ratnra BuOi. by ad-draaaiug wiui atanip, naniing tli a panar, UK MTKVF.N9, fb2 ly Monroe Illoek, TKcusa.

Tbia ia a b-antiful Quarterly Journal, fiaelr trot -I. nnd cihiuuiiIuk; au el'iraot lr- utta-I ca with the firnt uumher. onl 25 eeDU for tr -ir 'I'he fir.t pntnoe- for 1H7G Ju.t iaaued. Vlcka Flower aad Vg tabu Garden, 35 ceala; with covra. 66 acuta.

Atldreaa JAM KM VICK, RocbeUr, NTJJ Are the beat the world prodnc-a. They are planted by mitlioa people in America, anl tha reanlt ia beantiful Flowera and anUndid Veaetublea. A priced catalogue aent Irae to all who ineloae the poatage a wo cent ataaip. "Vtca a rioral tlnirte," tjuarlerlr. 35 centa a year.

"Vieaa riower and Veffotabla uar- drn. 3- eanta; wltn cioin eovera, '-b centa. Addreaa. JlMa'l VH.lt, Hoabeaaor. a' Pens, Pens, Pens Use the BELL METAL PEJST, Absolutely Son-Corrosive.

For sale in Madison, Yazoo, Scott, Attala and Leake CountUs, our Sole Agents, PHILLIPS JONES, CANTON, MISS. PRICE, $2.00 PER BOX. Sample Bent to ohy address, Free, on application. Ln4oa tt LITerywol Bell Bettrl Pen Co. SELLING OUT AT COST.

In order to make room for a largo spring stock, I will sell my entire lot of Dry Good, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, AT COST, FOR THRTY DAYS. I mean business I Bargains. Canton, Call early and secure DMilR. b-4t BOARDIfttt IIOU5E, 118 Carondelet Street, KWOELKU8. abiSOm tin.

sBBLT.Fraf. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, BY CHAS. SOHMUKE. WEST SIDE OF COUttT SQUARE. Oi door south of .1.

TroUVa. jan29 lm CITY BAKERY REMOVED. Sra. O. 8ULM TTiu nmaral to No.

5 Liberty street, where he keep eyerything that belongs to a first elarn Bakery and Confectionery, and a lot of Ladles' Onderwajar: Man, clears ard Tofcacco which she offers for sale at the lowest cash prices. Her Uread sgou vm sypply fannlirg with cHenrt oreavq. a Wriglt's Acaaemy tor Yon.iii Laflies. ctrreir, Hiaoin Conatr, mish. TNSTRUCTION in Acadomio and Colle JL giate Branches.

Particnlar attention to thorough truining in all the Elementary JStmlies. cQicmarcra kohdat. jahuabt sl 1876. TmnoK Payable dariim each month For Primary Pnpils. Intermediate Grades, Acadouiic ratios, $0.

A. J. WK1G1IT, A. an29 PriuoipaL J. S.

BAEHELD, Dealer in WATCHES JHWEMllT Opposite Capitol, JACKSON, Miss, saver Elgin Hunting Watch, $25. FLAM 18-CABAT GOLD KINGS A SPECIALTY. Agent for New Wilson Sewing Machino, Bust Machine in tho World. Needles and Attachments for all machines. M'me Domorest's Cut Patterns.

Orders by mail or express promptly at- tendou to. oonu lor uutHiraiea oawiusiio. Watchos and Jewelry repaired, mar ly MANHOOD 1 HOW LOST, HOW. RESTORED J08T PUBUSnKD, new edition of Dr. CmlTermtWt CeUirmUd Xaaay oa tha radical eure (wlihoal awdielne) af.RnarnAtorrliaa or Seminal Weak.

aeaa. Involuntary remittal Ijoaaea. lnipotener. Mental and Phyaleal Incapacity, Impedimenta to Marriage, etc; alao. Consumption, Epllepay and Fita.

induced DT aelt-tadnicene or eexuat PtImi. In a.H.lMn' envrlone. onlv atx cent. The eelebraa-d author. In thia admirable eaaaT.

rally demonfttratee. from a thirty yeara experience, that the alarmina; eoneeqnencea of eelf-aafuee may be r-d-leellv enrd without the daaireniia nee of in ernal medicine tbe application of the knife; pointing out mod of cure at O'-ee aimple. certain and elTvtnel by meaaa of which every anuV'er, no matter what hia condition may be, may cure mmeeii aneapiy, pnvme-ly and radically. Thia leetnre abonld be in the banda of every youth and every man iu the land. Sen under a-al.

In a plain envelope, to ary ad' d'eea poatpaid, on receipt of alx aenu or two etampe. Addraaattbe pubUahera, T. BBUGIUH BOH, 41 Ann St. Kew York TtQT. LEGAIj ADVERTlSEM-rans.

ATTOHf YS, Jjdge J. W. Dovns ATTORNEY A 1 LA CAltTOKf, MISS. Oftick East publio w-un. orer A.

Keid's old stand. leWJ-l. W. H. DUDJwEY, A TTOIiXEY AT LA W.

BJtECKVILLE, MIS 3 O. A. LlfiKETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW CANTON, MIS3. KOHT, B.CA.nPBGLL, ATTORNEY AT LAW ASP OOMMISSIOKEBaflH CHAIICEET CANTON, MISS. Office over Phillips it Jones' H.

S. FOOTE, ATTORN EY-AT-LA CANTON, WILL PRACTICE liia profeRsion in the Fourteenth Jubicial District, and ill tho United States Supremo Coits at Jack-sou, Mi. fiepl-71-ly. T. T.

KLXGLKTOS. tiios. ir. kst. SIXGLETOrV WEST ATIORNEY3 AT LAW CANTON, Will practice in alt tho Courts of Madison and ailjoiiiinir conation, und cire special attention to bankrupt matters iu tho Federal Court at Jackson.

7 Singleton Ciarrett, Attomoy-at-Law OFFIC Tapper buihliog, northeast -cor ner public square. mayl7-73-Cm. THOMAS C. B0SW0BT1T, ATTORNEY LAW Canton, Bliswissippl. JAMES E.

HAMBLEN ATTORNEY-AT- LA OfBc near Camden aud Sulphur Springs. Will cive prompt attention to all biisinea entrusted to him in tho courts of Mndisou and Leake ctinntiee. at-tuntion jriven to the JuMtice court? at Camden, Breckville, Coniinrle, Sulnhnr and Sharon, in Madison county, and Oiiiihoini! and Thoinobtowu, iu county, sepotf PHYSICIANS. Dr. C.

R. Pnya-icinni and fejiuriiwoii, OANTOX, MISS. fy Ollloa over Phillips i Jones' drug store. apr-s-iy. DR.

A. EI. AU BXSIOBIIT PHT8ICIAH, CANTON, MISS. Offloe at W. J.

Mosby Co's ilnj store. 8iirao-'i-iy. DENTISTS. Drs. HOLMES SMITH, Resident Dentists.

Office over D. A. Mayer Jc store. MISS. rTtEETH EXTRACTED WITIIOUT PAIN by use of Kiitrous Oxitle lanuzhuig Uas.

Terms moourare, out casn. MISCELLANEOUS CARDS. 1). C. BEAUCUAMP, SUPERINTENDENT EDUCATION door toTunstall Han dy, np stairs.

Mra. H. T. SLIN3EELAND, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER Rooma up aSaira, ovor I. Cunta l'rvlaion fitora West side Court Square.

CANTON, MISS J. SSEXETT, HVTercliant Tailor, REEPS constantly on hand a fjooil a-sortinent of Cloths, Cawhneres, Vest- inirs, luiiors I riiuniiiigs. I lotlmiK niiicie in the latest style. aprt-'aU-ly. PHILLIPS JOKES (Suc'eessors to Caswell Baughu aud Retail Dealers in DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BOOKS STATION A 1 Perfumory and Fancy Jvr Ices! NTON, Miss.

ADAM WEBER, Baiber and Hairdresser. North side of Publio Sriuare, CATON, Mississippi Hopes to see Lis old friondd and patrons. niar28tf JOHN W. GARRETT, Fashionable Barber, COENEB PEACE TJKION STREETS (Niar the Bank Saloon) CANTON. MISS.

SADDLES AKD ISAHNESS AT tCST. DESIROUS of closing onr hiwiuoss tho 1st of April next, wo oiler our cu-tiro stock of SADDLES, EIIIDLES, BUGGY, WAGOy, nad TLASTATIOif IIAKXESS, AT COST I OR CASLZI Will eontinno to pay' tho highest prico for Hides, green or dry. Call on ns before purchasing Saddln selling yonr Hidch. A. M.

GURLEY, Agont, North side Public 'hl it. IfJ-IW ORLEANS CAIt J. r. KNAP, D.Sm No. 15 15ARONNE fiTltl- ET (Ni ar Ca: al utiut NEW ORLKAXS, DajO 4-75 Prdnch Millin DRESS and CLOAK-MA El NO.

0 CHARTEEtl SIUEE'tj New Or-led TT'EEPSiilao a complete Biwk of X. mbioidored rilippe that oidi-rv NeMiles, nnd other nrliclo usually foini'l in a l'ir Wot fsS Country and City orders and promptly attended to. GREAT CIIINA AND TEA DEPO AND Steam Coffee Ko. 5 CAMP NEW OELEAN 3SXartin NOTICE. Coffee enn obtaii from our Stoam Roasting Cylinil Mills at any hour of tLo day an tazo uot oll'orod by any other Jimi cily.

Doo! Staiiffer, Macroady 71 Canal street, New Orli Importers and Dealers A HaRDWARE, IROK, Tin Plate, OsN, Pai AGRICULTURAL lice 4- 75 J. C. MULL.EI Iiiip.irtor of Straw. Silk, Ribbo AND Millinery Goo mi No. 65 Customhouse StJ oct8-ui3 KEW ORLEANS, D.

II: Wallace COTTON FACTO AND GENERAL COMMISSION CHANTS- No. 79 OAKOSDELET STI Now Orleans, la. oct 0-lj' HART WELL CHAM WHOLESALE I 30 TCHOUPITOULA 34 NEWLEVER Between Katchoz and GraviJ Decl2-74-yt PEET. YALE BOVI. Importers and Wholesale Dualer DRY GOOES NOTI02T3 AUD MILLIJ 17, 19, fc31 New Orleanisi.

XJ leel2-il F. Hardoi BE ALE IN pillutcrj anlj Jfi 27 and 29 Cliartros Str Bet. Canal and Customhouse. Samuel L. Boy Succemor to L.

IT. Gardner CJ Impoiler and Wholcsalo IN DRY GOOI 93 Conisaos, and 103 and! Gravior Stroot, I octlO JaJovv Orlcq 17 CHAETSES STKEBT.J New, Orleans, La. Importer and Dealer In Floor Oil Olotlid Cbina ituil Cocoa Mutting, Tablo and Piano AV indovv la a Crnnili cloths, Rnp, Klats, carriage ana tiiamel uii clotns. TAIN MATERIAL Lace, Reps, Unmasks, Conmrcs, tiUlipHjLi MipSUIltl laM.Sl'lHt lialV 210M1, TlcliiiiK' and Springs. llurlu8 Halo and 1'ioco.

dec CITY HOTEL Corner of Camp ami CuuiuioiJ NEW ORLEANS, rpnissurKiiioK hotel J. 1-I1C very Cfllil'r Ol mu nuHimvss ot tho eily. It is v.iJIiiua lew wiuaiv ol tho Tht-afe rUid ot aiiiiifViTioiil, niiiu one ot the Oreat Mart, L'unal strnet. for XSuKfrteai IMeix nnd lna This Hotel prciieiit.s superior sdvar ihe conimotlioiiH veuuitbui in trout building li a treat con.rnicnoo ai tmction, not in Ciiout othi'rhotol in the This honso has refitted and vatcd throughout, and is inisuriis! its accommodations by any ostablixU tuo Every Luviry tiio Ki-asca arj Is liberally furnished by tho I'liiju and superior catorers ni-o eiupliiyef sun! the entire satisfaction of tho I'll Particular attention is paid to all grams ami leLuus or.ieriim rr'inis. itusiuoss couiiuuaieations hhuuld dressed to the CITY HOTEL NEW OllLliANS.

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