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JAKH8 A. COPLIN.
, JtoaiM Manager.
SATURDAY, AFH1L 10. 1875.
-T I R M S
8 OO m Advanoe.
- SAtia or advotisinq
II li I H at IW MM nla, aad t 0
- OWt.iarj aotiess Ac at lejulsr rstss.
Lcml astittS SO tenU pr .
Bailroad Schedules,
jr. C St. T & o. ii. it.
MUflUSSU ' . D1YISION.
nrtr
arrives '
Mail 11:30 p m
Express... 0 JO p m
Freight -ll.-a)m
Freight ...10--S0 p m
KrSg
Mf
" jtl6 p m
. fcOO am
7sS p m
Kail toaves Canton at 450 a m. arrives at
m x rul 7:5 a s ; arrives at Chicago 0:45
Ksacsas laavea Caaton at 6:15 p m,
arrivsa at St. Louis te p m ; arrives at
CUeara7J0aat. -
tfvaaas Canton 0:30 p tu ; Express leaves
Ckieaca at 8el p m, arrives at Canton 0:30
ass; Mail Uares St. Louis 7:20 p m, arrives
at rsat-r 11:30 p m. Mail leaves Chicago
M0 a as, arrives at vuxm ": p m
LOUISIANA division.
ARBTVXS
Mail .4:45 am
Express.... 6:10 p m
Freight 3:05 am
Freight 6.-00 p m
Hail .
.11:35 p m
. 0-.36 b m
Freight.... M0 p m
ftsagat.-... fcaO a m
" 11:35 r m. arrives at
Saw Oil lis 1030 a m. Express leaves
Caataa 0s p m, arrives at New Orleans
lUWpaa.
Mail Jaavvss Hew Orleans 6:00 p in, arrives
at Caatsa 4346 a m. Express leaves New
Oriraaw at '7:00 am, and arrives at Canton
uita -
IB. D. FROST, GenT Man'gr.
J. B. KKMP, Oeu. Agf..
v POST OFFICE HOURS.
Post-Officr, y
Canton, Miss., S
. July 1st, 1873.
1,1 tt-ra from 8 30 A. at. to 5 30 p. si
HrHPATS, bum AM. to 10 AM.
HnKKT UIDKH lssueu auti i,
rnw.l l-.t crra registered from 9 A. M.
t A r. m.
.slailscloa daily at 6 p. M.
v ; Umt KT It SM1IH, F. M.
' '' i" - -I.
O.O.J?- .
" JU a issralarmatf. t, ..reeo Loage,
... ToTo . Jam 5th 174,
K-liowta" j jr ware ele d for the
tuiiuf tarn. -
IlKNBT LOB3K V. F
W. B. Auswornt, Secretary,
' C. Campbox, Treasurer.
:
. Caasss) Fare Casipaay.
br. VIIL Sao.- TV ol He
as ttncnr far gsnersl bsninett " on tin
$it rrklsy lbl at eseh and ser; nuf.th :
:arrf mttaa-rnm ltkr Moirh ui .Vni
bn IMh, i a rleek.aad from Mpteavbsr IStb t'
iiri lath. 7J a'cloek i
CANTON GRANGE NO.272. P. H.
OFFICES CTJBRTSNT TEEM.
Yb. Priestley, W. M.
-t W. G. Johnson, O.
VW.E. McAllister. T ,
W- P. Wallace, sr.
W. S. McKer, A. St, -
T. U HolUday. C
J. J. GUinan, T
Wm. McBride, Sy.
l. J. Nichols, G. K.
Mrs, Chas Handy, l're".
Miss Fannie Holliday, P. .
Miaa Jennie Gilnian, F.
- Miss Annie Goodloe, Li. A. St.
Stated meetings, the 3d Saturday
f every month, at Grange room in
syiSlS f vll r. miiivi.,
Masonio.
1. M. Mills, W. M.
JT.T. e.Ves,S. W.
C L. Gross, J. W.
. A. W. Stantord, Treas.
' J. A. Beard, Sec ,
- J. W. Yeargain, S. D. - . -"
L. Schneider, J. W. -
O. U'sen, 8. and W.
Meetings, 3d Monday night in
sca month.
Officers of Canton R. A. C- No. 10,
FO THE TKAB 1875.
O. I Gross. High Pi iest.
tUp: Wm. Priestley, E. King.
A. M. Oiirlev. E. Scribe.
lilts Host.
MM V. uvwan! j.
J, W. Baugun, Y. Sojourner.
J. W. Yeargain, R. A. C.
Joe Hart, ' G. Master 3d Veil
. Th . Stewart. - 2d
V. Werner 1st "
J. M. Mii Secretary.
A. V. Stanford, Treasurer.
C. Olsten, Heutinel.
evening of each m jnth at 7J p. rn.
Ytsiiing companies are respectfully
invited to attend.
C. L. Gross, Hitth Priest.
VERY IMPOUT-' IMT.
From thin day forward our bui
nesa will be strictly CASH. We cau
, not extend the credit heretotorf
sjiren. Those who have not paid
np their accountN, pleae come for
rard at once and settle anil save
-II n... mn.t Iiuva th
an eoars, as we mnai
noriey. cassklx. & uaughn.
Jan. 1, 1S75 3m
For the finest aud cheapest men's
ready made spring and summer
Clothing, French and Amer.can
CMii meres go to the
Ked ill ore.
NOTICE On and after this
1ste our terms win o mvariaiily
aiSO
" -ll?!?" "'
rKJ, - " j
CASH. Those indebted lo us will
please call ami settle,
W. J. MOSBY & CO.
Jsn 1, 18j75 m3
ONIOli SETS I ONION SETS!
Call aud buy the best, at.
W. J. MO8BT, Co
W. II. 8. Gould is authorized to
receive subscriptions aud collect
money due this office
Clianeer.v court h;ia been in ses
sion part of the week. The Court
adjourned on Wednesday last, and
will leaumo its session on next
Tuesday.
CaicagaBecr, beet Lager in town, at Lord's.
The second quarterly meeting for
Camden and Soule Chapel will be
held at CamdeD, by Rev. W. E. M.
Linfleld, on the 17th and 18th iust.
Mr. Walter C. aillioon, brother of
oar esteemed townsman, S. S. Cal
hoon, Esq.,ha left! his city to make
his home ill Miami, Mo., where he
intends taking charge of the Index,
a Democratic paper published at
that place.
Chicago leer, best Lager in town, at Laid'.
We have received the prospectus
of the Mississippi Democrat, a new
paer to make its appearance at
HazU'hurst, on the 14th insr under
the management of Messrs. Burk
& Bennett It is to be the Demo
cratic organ of that Bection.
Q .
Monday evening last as Mrs.
Thomas Justice was filling a coal
il Inirp the oil caught fire from a
li; ;b t near by, causing an expIoion
oi the vessel containing the liq lid
and burning her face and neck in a
shocking manner.
For the best and Largest stock of
cnsiom ipade - Gt-nts. & Ladies
shoes. Go to the
Apt 3 tf. Red Store.
Chicago Beer, best Lager in town, at La rd's.
Hoa THIEP. William Grant,
having aa appetite for fresh pork
that exceeded his feai of the law,
went to the slaughter pen of Messrs.
Sevier & Bailey ,last Tuesday night,
and, after selecting a flue ioiker,
made way with it. William was
arrested on Friday,- and now lan
guisheth in our city bastile with a
charge of grand larceny hanging
over his bead.
A Colored prisoner named Smart
Thomas escafx d from jail -on Tues
day last. lie. with several other
prisoners, were put to work in the
jail yard where he eluded the vigi
lance of the guard, and - made a
bee line" for Bear Creek swamp.
He was imprisoned tor horse steal.
lng. .
Chicago Beer, best Lager ia town, at Lord's.
On Friday evening, the 2nd inst.'
two colored women named Nancy
Douglas aud Mary Taylor became
involved in a quarrel, on Jere. Wil
son's place, about five miles west of
town, in which the latter was
stabbed with a pocket knife in the
hanits of the former and instantly
killed. Nancy was arrested and
bad a preliminary trial before Mayor-
Ilarvry, who placed her under
$500 bond for appearance before
he next term of our Circuit. Court.
Chicago Beer, best Lager in town, at Lord's.
A new journal is to be stai ted in
Jackson, bearing the name of "The
Sunbeam. It will be iudepeudeut
in politics aud religion, and will de
vote its eneigies to the interests of
the Ii ish race. - -
For the Ives, aud most durable
men's Fur Hats, go to the
Red store.
Chicago Beer, best Lager in town, at Lord's.
The wef.ther for the past week has
been warm and summer like, aud
the farmers have been busy plow ing
and planting. The trees aie in full
leaf, the fields are green, and so far
the fruit crop is altogether promis
ing in this section. We may reas
onably expect a b mntiful season
should we be fortunate enough to
escape such floods of rain as we
experienced last April,
Chicago Beer, best Lager in town, at Lord's.
Mr. R. P. Yorks. on, the gentle,
manly e.mnmercial touri(t.reDiesent
th. mun.n.ofh r,i inli,.r nroaa
6 r- e r
...ki ..r tha r.nmiilwll Mannf jptnr.
1 . I tj -V illiiminlait in.....
"R .
turn on tuesoay iasu tie vmiia us
at a se axon when stagnation in al
business circles is epidemic. We
pav his house no compliment when
we' say that we regard the Campbell
press as the most complete ot the
.
aJ'
The Pearce House, near the depot
is having a full run of visitors, and
juHtly deserves to he well patron-
Zed. Mewm. Turk & Yearg in
.. . . . , .
Sepm uisposea to mane everjoouyj
comfortable and at home. The
, ... - , i
rooms are neat ami well fur.iisucd,
and the dinioc room, esi.e'-ially, is
. . .
a credit to the eutei prising pro,.rie-
tors. The tab es are neatlv lurnish"
I . . , .
;ed and well supplied wi:h every -
thing Seasonable ami marketable,
while the waiters, John Partee and
Willie Piwhiiii, are ho Ii polite a id
attentive, which, in itself, is a reat
recommendation to the house.
Washington is an A No. 1 cook, and
for c!eanliuee8 and carefulness in
department cannot be excelled.
, , . i
"Last, though not least," they have
Secured the services of the inimita-
ble Louis Schmidt, well known as a
caterer to the greatest wants, of the
inner man something co d, spark
ling, refreshing. Success to the
Pewroe House.
From a circular shown ns we
learn that Mrs. J. C. Kirkpatrick,
well known in this commmity s a
lady of great moral worth and io-
tellitieiice, intend ojii nm.: a mi. i i-
ery and mailt tut uiaU-ng niMnes- ;
dnring this spring uml suuiiuer.
Her rooms will lie in ber esiileiice,
and she solicits her ti lends to ca'l
and examine her new st les of hats,
allf which will be f-nl.l v. ry cheap
for cash. Par:ieu!ai suteii! ion w ill
be paid to ail oidt-rs from the coun
try. Meeting op Madison County
GR4NGE, No. 5. There will be a
meeting of Madison County Grange,
No. 5, at O. F. H., in Can on, on
Monday, Apiil 19. A lull represen
tation of all Granges in the County
is defiled, as iinporiant bn-ducss
will ileiuand our altctii ion. M s r
Ot subordinate gr inj. s at tt i X;n eie.l
10 be in attendance to recw'vi- the
A. P. W. Judge D wns wi i de
liver an interesting lecture.
D. M. Sasdkks, Sect' .
Chicago Beer," est Lager in town, at Lord's.
For the finest and cheapest me-i's
Fur Hats, go to the
Red More.
We publish m an another column
a communication to the Comier
Joumal describing the terrible cy
clones which swept over Georgia
and South Caiolina a few week ago.
The writer estimates the number of
killed and wounded at eighteen
hundred.
Chicago Beer, best Lager in town, at Lord's.
List ot" Letters
Remaining in the Canton post-office
for 1he w-ek ending Aril 3, '75.
. C. Clark, L iwrence Lockett,col.
Frank Clark, Albert Lewis,
Ceiestia CUioeater, T. H. McKee,
J:tmea Craig, V illiam itoben,
Mrs. Marv B. Craig, I). R. Toles, (col.)
Geo. Delk, (col.) Emily Walke, (col.)
Miss Carrie Johnson.
Persons calling for .any of the
above letters will please say "Ad
vertised." H. li. SMITH, 1'. M.
Chicago Beer, best Lager in town at Lord's
For the largest and cheapest
tock of spring and summer goods,
go to the
Red Store.
MARRIED.
In Memphis, by the Rev. S. B SurraU,
Mr. Chas. L. Whitford, to Mine Sao B.
Emerson, daughter of the late W. A. Emer
son; all of Memphis, Tonn.
Flower Seeds of all Kinds-
Also a fine collection of
GERANIUMS (single and double)
COKNATIONS,
OLEANDERS,
LILIES.
DICENTRAS
TUBEROSES,
DAHLIAS,
Aud many other di-sirable plants
for floweriug in pots and the open
iar I 'ASS ELL & IUUGHN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FITS URED FREE !
Any person suffering from the ahove
disease is requested to address Dn. Price,
and a trial bottle of meiiiuine will be for
warded by Express.
FREE 1
The only cost being the express charges,
which owing to my large buaiuess, are
small.
Ir. Price has made the treatment of
FITS OR EPILEPSY
a study for years, and he will warrant a
a.l - I,;-
cu,luoT ,. ,
XJlt llUli U M.-IIII W UlUX 1' '1 A , u
costs nothing, and he
WILL CUBE VOL",
no matter of how long standing your case I
may be, or how many otucr reinioies may
have failed
Circulars and testimonials scut with
FREK TRIAL BOTTLE.
Be particular to give your Express, as
well as your Post Ofiice direction, and
Address.
DR. CHAS. T. PRICE.
mar27-ly. 67 William Street, Xe w York
iOIIr;.
TJ. S. Iutemal Revenue
SPECIAL TAXE:
May 1. 1875, to April 30, 1870.
The Revised Statutes of the U. S., Sec
tions MM, 337, and 321i9, require
every peison engaged in any business,
avocation, or eniulovuleut which ren iers
hiin liable to a Siecial tax, to procure and '
place conspicuously in his establishment
I place of business a stamp denoting the pay- :
i L..,t - ..i.i M.-ii ... r..r s,.. i:i!-
Tax Year beginning ilay 1, t-o, Oeiore
conuneneini! or coutinuimr business after
commencing or cou turning business after
i April mi, is.o.
The taxes embraced within the provi-
sions of the law above qiioted are the tui- t -
lowing, viz :
Keviiiiers $a;u,oo
, T::::"::::. xZ
j Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale... uu,UU
I Dealers in malt liquors, retail a0,' 0
I Dealers ia leaf tobacco.. :s,o0
Ketail dealers in leaf tobacco 50b,U0
And on sales of over $1,000, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess of
1-
; jn manfact,ired tobacco... 5,00
Manufacturers of stills &U,U0
i And for each still manufactered.. 0,UO
And for eaih worm n.anulaciured o,00
Manufacturers of tobacco lu.oo
Manufacturers ol cigars 10,00,
ieuiiereof tobacco, first clas,;(uiore !
than two lioies or other auunaUi) 50,00,
Peddlers of tobacco, second class .
, (two horseg r other animals.... 25,00
Peddlers ol tobacco, third class (one
i horse or other annual) lo.ov
!P;(1,,ers ufu,bacco. lourth class (on
foot oriuflic conveyance) 10.00 ,
Brewers of lets than 5U0 barrels it,00 ,
Brewers ot 500 barrels or more iuo,ij
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to
comply with tlie foregoing reijuire
mcnts will be subject to
severe pcualiiies.
Tersons or Firms liable to pay any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
;M.iiiijbuMi, t-oiiuc-t.ir i internal
j Kevenue at Jackson, Miss , anil pay for and i
procure the .ecial-Tax Stamp or .stamps ;
lUttvutxu, prior to jiay 1. into, atlu wim- :
out further notice.
OFFICE OK INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, D. C, February 1st, ld7o.
J.W.DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Bevenoe.
imar27-4t.
N. O. ADVEUIISEUENTS.
i! ' rtviTll & rn ami;
v. i i i v .-1 i ;
gsr p.
VlPI' li'
. .,-
SO Tt Hi'UPl ,H.ji;i,A JSt
3i m;v" i i .vi :i ..
Betwt'eii N'athfZ and Gravier.
Decl2-71-yl
Manufacturer and O.'alcr in
t S) V-.? a H"L )
TiiCNKS, V:L1--ES, TAGS.
Sewing Machines,
Agent iVr Kni;ire ami (iold l'f!i.l.
tv-c. u, ri-iv.
17 CHALij UEs Si'KEET., IV
Xew Orleans, La.
Importer and TValer in
Carpeting9
Floor Oil Clotliw,
China and Cocoa Matting,
Table and Piano covers,
AV indow Shades,
Crnnib cloths, Riis, Mats, carriage, Table
and Enamel Oii clot lis.
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Lace, Keps, Damasks, Cornices, Bands.Fins,
Giii!s.l.xps and iissi'ls, Haircloth, I'liish,
Bed Ticking and Springs. Burlaps by the
Bale and Piece. decl J-ly
PEET, YALE & BOWLING.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS AKD MILLINERY,
17, 19, &21 .TSag:t2:nc
IVew Orleans, La.
Xecl2-yl '
THrZ
High
Premiums
AT THE LEADING
FAIRS AND EXHIBITIOUo
OF THE
UNITED STATES and EUROPE
Including the Grand Prize,
The Cross ol the Legion cf Honor
Al the Exposition Cuiverselle,
Have been awarded the
er
es
. SALESROOMS,
107 Canal Street,
(Cor. Exchange Place,)
nsrii: v orle A.isr s
X"An illustrated pamplilet. con
tainintr price lists, with s iniph-s ot
both theGrover & Baker S uch aiiii
Shuttle S'ieli in various titnics,
wilt le fnndshed on inpoi-t. t.'J7f.
R. Y. SEATER,
Merchant Tailor,
Smith Building, Xorth Side Square.
Has on hand the finest lot of
Cloth, C meres aM General
TAILORS MliRiAXDBE
ever brought tt this city.
fw-Work execuW with neatness ird
dUpath. And EVERV OKUl'R i'.Zll
AX TEED A PEKFE T KIT.
I only ask a cimtuvia-iert of the iiir:a
patronage, I have rcceiy"i m tiie pa ami,
by deserving, hope to receive the si
Ii. Y. SEA
feb-38-tf.
Important Notice to the rb!i
LAZARUS Iior.&IS U tO.'s:
VKLKUItATSD
Perfected Spectacles.
7 E regret to inform the jmblic that we
V arecoiuiK'Ilt;dttc;i!Ttioii rlit-m against
merchants who re trying to iiitpobc upon
them by represe ntiny to have the
Celebrated Perfected Spectacles
and to inform them that
; (J A S S E i j Ij A"
15 A V (i 11 N
are our only authorized a.TOiits for 11j.I:s.hi
-... ................
"an be obtained, tarn pair js stamp. ,1 with
our traile mark, 1. Al. P.O., withoutwhicb
(,wn t ...i.
It you get others it is
LAZAKITS MORRIS & CO.
Maiiul.wtiirers, New York,. Hnrttonl, Conn.,
Iilontreal, t'anadn ; Sherliciil. Knilainl.
April ti-7j-tt.
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Evel v 1! :n
COIIj. W. 15. ALSWOliill
iS prepared U tllinisll Catltoll alld
viciuity with Coal, in any qu..t.t,v
J UlJOtt
A. M. GURIiEY,
will pay for
Flint cured Lide.s
S-.-l :r:-jd "
oc :.tr tt.
,14c
V 1 .
and -.v-ll ise'.l
lowrr t"!l,! hejf t'Jolt- IvTKfwn in This !r.:ir- '
kti. All tii.j-.-ictH.iis t JA--i I I'r-.m this
du-.e. Sept. Id. 1SJ4- tf ;
(Formerly Lowe & Duncan)
VIox-oItit Tailor,
STTI V'ltEET,
JACKSON, - MIBSISS1ITI.
aichSJl-Ttrf
si
J2
TKALiiii IN
Horse Furnishing Goods,
S4l.BLi'H.y. CiI'.aiAGS3 WAGGS3.
Leather .Shoe Findings,
ljtil, Spoltes, Iro Etc.
Novl4-74
A LEW CKRGMQ FOB 1375
The Publisher of
mn im m
oficrs
To every Subscriber, whether Single
or in a Club, who pays in advance
for 1673, and remits direct
to thin office
A copy of "THE RESCUE,"
The handsomest chroiuo ever oiiered 1- a
publisher to his patrons. Send ljt ta for
postage. Address L. A.UODV, N. :i. 3
iter Sixth & Chestnut .ts. I'bila. I'a.
MANTUA-MAKER, d
BOOMi OP?iSTk4S(il.st HOUSE. fl
curni. ... mss.gj
- a
The Rush to Kansas and Colorado
The indications are that the rush to Kan
sas and Cidorado wiil be frreater than evr
in 1S74. The shortest way ti reach the l';ir
West is through St. Louus, the jreat Iissis
slppi Valley City, ot over inhabi
tants, and thence wst over th St. L.ouU,
KaiiKiis City and Xortliern Shoit iiiu., which
reaches all the great land rants in the
West, and runs jl fatt expre.ss trains, two
more than any other road, betweeu the Aiis
sissippi and Missouri rivers. This road, in
the last two years, has e:pt;iided over two
million dollars, Itesides earnings in extraor
dinary improvements ot" roadway, in relay
ing its line with the bvt tjiuaity v new
steel and iron rails, on broad new lies, ami
in passenger equipn.ent, having nubstituted
lor ordinary ears new reclining chair eoaeh
es witli every appliance for. cmutbrt and
safety, beinjr el jraniiy titteil with tiressiitt;
rootris, with toilet conveniences lor ladies
and gentlemen and families traveling with
children, free of any extra charge. Any
ticket agent selling through tickets to the
West will furnish tickets hy this excellent
route through St. Lonis over the St. l.out?,
Kansas 'ity anil Northern Short lane, the
best and shortest ti Kansas Colorado, Ne
braska, Caliibrnia, and the (ireut West it
ix'ing the oidy line running through cars
between St. Louis and Omaha. r map
aud circulars and 1 ime-tables, address either
F. A. 1'aluier, Indiamipolis, Ind., or 1. H.
roat, St. Konis,eithernf whom will furnish
any Informal ion desiretl.
'it
f SIX
it i:
I
I I 3 W UKH,
III the i -i:y ot Canton, ar.d am iov
pivpnred (o iiianut.ier ire
WJG0XS, BUGGIES,
And FAR Ml NO lAIPLEMEl'S ,i
all ki-ids, .mil to make a;i uul ad
It p.tll rf in
Wood and Iron "Work,
with proini't ess anil disp.stch, ami
nil; li'.iiy tj uaratttcr all Work 'lone.
I mo prep-iieo r. iui'oi-h I'la'erial
ofa.i tii.l, V-....I! sii.d Ii'o'i, to t!w
trade- 1 w , 1 ,. -i - i i it ier to
tisl:l :; i' g:tic i2ci4',
Ki'II.l)
cn "-jt a : zz mi- insert.
And liiinili and inepare niateilid
lor the same.
I will also s 11
il U. ' I3B WO B5
f ill i-inds, both iiesed ami un
resseil. tjive ,u a trull helot e
tlosiiig efMitracts -ist-w here.
VALENTINE WERNEff-
Oct IM.
I 1 OO l-WHid tor it r:i 1 "" i r pi r
1 Ii lifitin itisni f :nv t"ni wiint.'v. r cm---: rU
j th:tt Filler i'rifrtahi Ilhrum uir. $jn p w
i rnrv Wiirratitid iitiinjUiitnif?. iaiil a piivk-mii
. Bcriptioti nHt iuwitf.ii.v. t.
900l ie-wjr-5 iiT-l lo the fr.ri fr
01 un? Xir.l.m- f t Ili.e-uM.Htii. .-! Neuiiti in ' - t
tinilii un'-t'Tiri1i as m.i y i'i . t tviti -nr" ml
wiltiiii !H siiii'f It'i-ifti! of liiiie as lr. 1'itlers 'r-'g
tnhi.. i.e......,t k.h1,.
?SJ.(I IS'Wir ff- liir name - - ty w-
, ret ,101.11 ...r 1:1,,
1 n,:,-
iniil-
r rlh t,
iiIiit ..f h..l!le- t
a. e t't t hv pati.ul ii'
"ripf on - 1" .-! v,-- vi.')
M il l.r I. ti.-t IM.,:
t.,- r
hy
..ti I i
c'l.ilV,. A. 1. 1.-."---! uil I. O-IW tf. J r ,' :! , Si
-until nrtb sir-f: ' t; ei- r ,'y olVr. ,i
Hli-nmatl m. i...'nl;iiik ai.,lliutioie Wjinmaw.
?rXl T',aH..x. .e-...
Hlas. Soatam Dot, E. 1. But C, N. O.
), t IS A I i- ' ,
1 pec f TifSl '
A lew Idea!
IS LJ J,&JZvJ
SHUTTLE
Sow lacliie
mmmmm
FOR
50 Dollars ! !
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AlfD
EVERYBODY
Day the World-Renowned
SMUaSBiiiHaclB!
TIIK
BEST IN THE WORLD I
CSB-Tho Highest rreuilom was
awarded to It at
VIEISTKA;
Ohio State Fair;
Northern Ohio Fair;
Amcr. Institute, K. Y.
Cincinnati Exposition;
Indianapolis Exposition
St. Louis Fair;
Louisiana State Fair;
KLsais-siupl State Fair;
and Georgia Stato Fair;
FOR BEING THE
BEST SEWING MACHINES,
aul doinj the largest and best
range r work. All other
iiachiae-) in the Market
were in direct
COMPETITION ! !
ZZTFor Hemming, Fell
ing, Si-itching, Cording,
B indi ng, B raid i n g,
Enbroidering, Quilt
ing and Stitching fine
or heavy goods it is
unsurpassed.
"Where we have no Agents
V7a will deliver a Machine
for the price named above,
at the nearest Rail Road
Station cf Purchasers.
Needles far all Sowing Ma
chbas for Sals.
CM Machines taken in Exchange.
Sand, for Circulars, Price
List, Xcc, and Copy of the
Wilson Rsfloctor, one of the
b'-st Periodicals of the day,
derated to Sewing Ma
cnines. Fashions, General
News and Miscellany,
gents Wanted
Wilson Sewim MachiM Co.
CLKVKL.1ND, OHIO.
jy OYSTERS,
Fruits ! Candies!
TT.. Tf,H rnnonei? with a
largo and select took of Oysters in shell or
can, ill- pared in all sn-lcs to suit, the taste
of the epicure, and will always Keep on
hand the choicest Tropical fruits, such as
(ranges. Appiep, Bnnanas. etc.. lie also
proposes to coiiiine his candy trade to the
CHOICEST FRErvCH CANDIES.
ii will b convenient to house-keepers
h" witi always keen constantly on hand a
coi:i;jete srock of
FA Ml L Y G KOCEKI K3
-t retail. He proposes to Sf 11 at the lowest
eii-ii j.riia-s. A liberal patrouagu from his
ti-lciids would be appreciated.
J. M I L'HA ELO VI TClI.
i South side Public Square, next door to
id ur - novat
MAflXOLIA
SESTAUR.IHT
-"j js-tj West Side Pub. Square.
silE ITriileisi-rmil has jiirt rcopei nl v.r
I U ....n.iii,. iur,inl a .! is I'l f-.,ur-..i
eore tiie ultllc SI nil huurij ol lii '1 '
ur n.ht witti Kie fin st --tcr?. fi '1'
:?,ime, e c., 'villi it llie 'ittit-r ii lintiej th'
, e I..cii ii.ii.kit n'.l'.iri.-. rri-;ii N.utn'k
,,nl ,-MM rit,. .1, Tie 'i.i ! . My r i
.iCK.-.l au'l. the Ui.est l.s. beer a"'! l".r--r
Fine cirf-.ts 11 nil tobacco a Jpeclalily
Whisky by the Gallon. Cheap.
, OCllO-tf
PK'SKiriHOLK).
1 3 -(A iJI
Ot ILL GRADES & UIDWS!
In full supply of
For !ale heap at
8ept6 tf A. M. GURLEY
THOS. K. IJKLM.
CAPITAL STATE Ml,
JACKSON, miss.
THE large Real uml Personal
Bunk is individually liable for it bui;aj.
BANK OF DISCOUNT and DEPOSIT
Collection of Commercial paper male throughout the State. Cu!!ecti
of salaries of State and County Offluers' promptly attended to, 'id ad
vances made oa t he Ha tu. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the par
cha.se itud sale of Stato Warrants, fcit.it o Moaey, Bonds, etc.
Accirnts of Merchants. County and Vato Officers, and Private
Individuals Respectfully Solicited.
No effort shall le spared to rende.r
mlvanta je pertaiuino; to ilie.r !ltl'res.
IMMENSE
o
New & Seasossable wood,
AT
nmri'io ompir .jn,l Wini.T flooil.x is now eoniplete. aud hav.
1 i .i..,oU,i i.. TV.,.!....!
since the "Late Unpleasantness" are prepared to meet the necessilies of
their customers l,y off ;iiug them goods at a very small advance, ou cost
Alley uave aiso
'IAMK13I
ft
;he prices of old goods lo their present, value. Their facilities for pur-
ekasing goods are unsurpassea uy any uouso
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
To all who may GIVE XPEM A CALL.
S 26 1872.
WHOLESALE AND KISTAIL DEALER IX
S TOVliS VTVX IIOLLOW-WABE,
fin, Yood, Willow, Oleass, Earth
en and Queensicare.
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
COAL OIL AND LAMPS,
General House Furnishing Goods.
TI', COPPKSt AI
heel Ironware
M imfctured to order and large sui'ply v.a
slaully on baud-
Uoofing, Gutteiing and all JOB
WOliK a specialty.
-Sole Agent for the unexcelled an.l a Hivailcd
CHAMPION COOK STl
He- mirebssers to an ex-imloatioi.
if hia stock, which he will dispose of t
he lowest possible rates.
X..
nth eiri
t-21.
S
CASSELL
k
WHOLESALE
RUGCISTS AND EiOOKSELLERS
Qsaas, 10313, wAms Mm qils
FINE CHEWING & SHOEING TOBACCOS,
J'tire Uinf nil Braiidics lor. Meilieinal Purpose,
UMi)W SIIIIIES. H ALL
fanton. Anir. 'ill. 1S70.
11.
HAS Light Carnages, Buggies, ONE, TWO,
TniiEE and FOUR Ilorse Wagons, liar
ness and Saddlery, House Furni! ui e. Pure
Whs!iie, &c. Come and s.e him!
Baby Carriages.
Illinois central r. r.
100 to 150 Miles the Shortest Route
rJ' o O 5.1 I O V Or O
St) lilies the Shortest Koule
To i T. LOUIS .
NO C 11 A N G E O V C A li ti
FliOI JACKSON TO
St. Louis or Chicago.
OXLY USE CIIA XGE OF GAIls
Fit Ot JACK Si N 'IO
Cincinnati, In.lianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Clevclaiul, Nlas- Kails,
Bitiralo, Fiitaburph, Wasiiintou,
Baltimore, Philadflphia, New York,
Boston, and all points East.
Milwaukee, .tanesvill;-., Madison,
La Crosso, Pt Paul, aud all points North.
Decatur, Hloomingtou, hprrjftSeid,
Peoria, Quincy, Keokuk,
liurliiiKtoc, liK-k Island, La Stilln,
Menilota, Dixon, Froeport,
Uiilena, Diibuqne, f ioux City,
Omaha, and all points Northwest.
Elejrant Di -a infl lioom Sleeping
t'nis run through limn Jackson
to St. Louis and 'jlieiir.
Baggage Ctierked lo si! Important Points.
I For tickets aotl information apply nt I.C.
I E. it. 1 'epot at 'airo. and at the N. U. fct. L.
& C. Ticket ollice at Jackson.
- A.nilrkell.
llal Paw. AS . Cki'f. "' -"!' W
tt-f
JOHlf H. ODENEAL.
Property of the Stockholders of this
those entrusting business to ui every
jov14-74
ARRIVAL
lor less tir'Ces than at any time
DOWJf
MAYSOiV & LANDERS.
- - z --.---zzrtt--d?-
- s sf."f-
flciINETDEB. eront
jtor :n Court Sijuare, CANTOS, MIS
AND RETAIL
I'IPEIt, CAKttK Mifcl". &c
BAUGHN.
Established in 1841.
E. SIZER,
JACKSOM. MISS.
CEO. A. rRiNCE &C0.
Organs, uleiodeons
The Oldest, Largest, and Most Perfect
.viamuaciory in tno t.niwu fiaies.
z
9
Now iu use
No. other Musical Instrument ever obtained
iho same popularity.
S-eud for 1 rice Lists.
AadJrcs BUFFALO, N. Y
;0
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