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Sjc American Citizen
(Em Juaial City of Canton
T K K M S:
$2.50 per year, in advance.
U MBAL AOTniUULUTB.
Oa awl alr tMa Asm. re. aalr foe analUhmr
ImI ah lit Mi ! m IW Assise. Cltiaee and
tlwCMM Mall. wtU b aar Mtar km jai for the
mvmlj av. eant par "T" w
araaa Tea mm f Br.S-r type
lae lilniaaia will M a I
M. L. Bls a CO.
A. B. BOS WORT 0.
rak.sc.im.
Agents for merica.n Citizen
The followx a; are) oar authorised agents.
Their ia -eite are good, against ttila office
CiXToie H. fw. arr si Km.
Camden Boht. Beti.ett, Peter Monday.
HmrkviUe Cant. E. C. Puetcll. W. H
Dudley.
"VT O. 8T. L. & C. R. B
A a
NOBTTL
So. 1 ...........Leaves Ifcl5 a.ro.
Nv 7 rreiirht " S-Wa
ho. & freight- u ItlSp m.
SOUTH.
Kn. 1 , Leaves 120 a.m.
Nn. ftvia-hf.... ......... " ?'Ja.m.
No 8 freight.- - llKJOp.
I1 ngi r eaarhra ram hi freights Noa. 5
un 6, hetwn- t-aittoa ami Jlctjoanii C'lTy.
w. p. Mckixi r i. frost,
Pup. Gem Mat.
f'aatea Ledra .tS.
JWMN1IS.VH: CI.OH,Wi
1. S-;rl!tHl,r:. J W s AWTANroD.1
JIHIHJima-; Jnttll.l);
atAWi.jU; rU.MMT.
- SATURDAY, OCT. 7, 18TG.
LOCAL ITEMS.
IlKBJCaTTZB mulmfr notices and
focal advertieeiiiruM will l charged
at (be rate of tkjs cbkts per line
f r toe first aud every eauaeqoeut
insertion.
Ova merchn'a ami business men
can bare their mk done as good
and as aifceap aa at St. Lonis. We
will delirer work promptly in all
instances and mvaiLalrly give satis
faelfoa.
Thk best share can be had at
my Tlldea and Peadricka sho f-r
the least money 13 cents.
JOHS W. GABKETT.
' KCBSCBIBB for the Jackson,
Mis.) Dailf Clarion. Maih-d to auy
a Id res for 1 until "aper the eleo
lion. - - " "
Why send your orders for Job
Work out of town. Wo will rheer
fully faraleh estimate on all kinds
of work, and guarantee cheapness,
neatness and dispatch.
-.
When a job is promised from this
oiQ.w at a artieular time patrons
rau rely oa having their work de
livered at tUe specified time,
Ous new atoek of m uteri il baa
an ived, and we are now prepared
to do work of all kinds. - Mfichaiits
cam get their Dill heads all slave
large and small ; Note and letter
heads, Card, and every description
of Job Wotk d"iit neatly and
promptly. We ask a trial and
gu.iraut- Hn'iofaction.
Oxk feet the reading publie mnat
learn. An editor uevw writes au
article that pleaiten evey,ody, and
whea-ver he attempts to gratify
biniaelf in some rxpre-ision of senti
atrnt he may be ture of dipleasing
many.
AU. parties indebted to the
Axsbicik CrriZKN for advertising,
job work or subscription will please
haml iu the amoant dne to said of-
te ou or brfiae the 30ib iust.s we
are eomnellrd lo raUe amney to
meet a particular obligation at that
time. We have been very patient
with ear patrons, bat we mast in-
is that tbae who have not paid
up w;ll exert theaiselves a little iu
our interest just at thia lime.
OCB mervhaals a ill do well la
obtain ealimatea ami examine tbe
quality of arar work before sending
j,Mir ordefs for Job Piiming to St.
Louis or New Orleaua. We tiara n
teeeuure aatlsfactioa in every iu
atance. LIKD oa the morning of the 1st
int., Mr. 3. S. Coulter, in the 27lk
year o hia age. Obituary next
week-1
The long looked for malleable
glass lamp chimney, has been Bade
at last, aad can be had at
IS 0 - N- C OaaicK'a.
. , 1
jkw snrssK anil mxirrni uw wro
eeeivedut i hia office and we are
prep ired to execute all manner of .
loi Work at ex'rerne'v low prices, j
lie. our ettimare. ve inru o.,s C. Cochran. Mr. John Whelan
none but first class work.
Wb call attention to tbe announce
ment of Mr. Chart. Ltllaid, that he
has bought out the former proprie
tors of tbe Bank Saloon, and having
paid cash for ao immense stock of
the finest whiskies and cigars, pro
poses to keep only a first class bar.
We are now recriviug oar Fall
Slock of Ladies', Gents', Boy's and
Cbildrens'Shoes, embracing French,
Goat. Button, Pebble, Calf and
Curucoa Kid, ia the most desirable
styles and patterns. Our method of
purchasing goods enables as to offer
special inducements to close borers,
both aa to qnality and price. Have
also received a line of Gents aud
Boys' Mats, bought with a view to
meet tbe time, we can oner a run
line of graded Tobacjoa, both at
Wholesale and Ketaii. i ie pnoiie
is respectfully invited to favor ns
with a call.
H. GWINNER & EKO.
If ion' niaaa Frnit Jars for sale
at W. J. Mosby Si Vo. at reduced
Jiii'-C. , - ' . ',fs
REMOVAL.
The 'Citizen? Office
is being" removed
to the third door
cast below the Post
Offic?.
FALL ASD ITIXTEB TXADE.
Our advertising coin ran. a re avail
able as a medium to those merchants
who may wish to publish in detail
their "stock in baud1' or "just re
ceiling," and we are willing to give
a quid pro quo, but nothing more.
Voluntary praise or long-winded
puff's, (free to all bat the printer) has
played out" with the Citizen.
O.ieofthe best signs of an active
business place, is the well filled ad
vertising columns of its local paper.
1'his I, an assurance of enterprise
and thrift, QDudstakable ; and an
iuvitation to purchasers to trade.
Where it Is wanting the tradesman
loses his advantage, and buyers go
where the merchants bold oat in.
u cements to him iu the columns of
hi
s town paner. A word to the
rise is sufficient.
For Baaaina.
Ties, and Oeueral Plauution Sa
plies at Bottom Prices
Colo CROSS
BOBUBACBEKS HOTEL.
We are glad to learn there is a new
hotel iu Jackson; and that it it-
centrally located. We have goue
hungry many tinres when visiting
be capital, because we had no time
to travel to and from the hotels near
he depot, and attend to oar busi
ness. Now, it will be "all rigbtr
and we shall take pleasure in plac
ing the name of the Amkkicak
Citizen in its register. Mr. Bohr
bacber, the enterprising proprietor,
is well known to many of oar citi
zens, and we recommend his bouse
to all who may visit the eapiial
either on business or pleasure.
A Great Rush
To see the new Fall and Winter
Stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
fcVady Made Clothing, Hats, Boots
tod Shoes, just arrived at
C IX OSS'
MBS. H. T SUXGEBLASD,
T.,kes this method of informing her
friends and patrons, that she will
resume her muntua making iu her
room over Mr. J. Kuutz'a store. She
has visited her friends iu the North
and availed herself of every advan-
-age iu the way of fashion plates,
oatterns, and all improvements in
he manufacture of lad:es wear.
She respectfully solicits the ladies
to call and see her new styles snd
models.
Don't Miss
The opportunity to come and see
the splendid assort aienl of new
Dress Goods, Ladies' Ties, Belts,
and Kul Gloves iu great varieties,
aad so Cheap at
GROSS'
t.V OLD HERO GOSB.
On the morn iiis of the 27th oltn
Gen. Braxton V Bragg fell dead in
tbe street in Galveston, Texas. Hia
remains were transferred to tbe
Mobile Cemetery, and there hia
honored dust shsll sleep until tbe
resurrection of the just.
Price Hamburg Edging
And insertions before buying and
save fifty pet cent at
CROPS'
WHITE FBOST.
Our early risers on last Monday,
2d inst., were greeted by tbe first
white frost ot tbe season. We hail
its appearance wi.h pleat ure for the
promise it conveys of warding off
aickueasand killing malarial disease.
Examine the Cheap Flannels
Jeans, Cassuneres, Blauketa, etc.,
before baying, at
CROSS'
Numbers of Centennial visitors
...
r leturning. Among the many
we welcome Miss Fannie Sims, (our
representative Southern girl), Mr.
Mr. Ben Jones and Mr. Tbos Pbil
lips, Messrs. Pratt, Boyd, Walker,
and oar worthy Postmaster Smith
all reached home feeling glad the
trip was over.
Sioee the above was pat in type
we have bad the pleasure of shak
ing bauds with oar friends, Dr. N
C. Orrick and Mr. Henry Gwinner.
It is Said
Money saved is money earned, and
time is money, which means that
you can save both by doing your
trading at GROSS'
The committee appointed at tLe
last meeting of the Madison Rifles,
(Messrs. Boddie, Mayson and Con
wsy) to wait on the ladies in rela
Hon to an entertainment for tbe
purpose of raisins funds for uniform
ing tbe Company, report that the
ladies have acquiesed, and that an
elaborate tableau will be given on
or about the 18th inst. We will
keep the citizens informed a tbe
arrangements progress.
Mb. John Childress opened his
Restaurant ou last Thursday. It is
the finest ever located in Canton,
and with such a bill of fare as we
were 8hown,epicares should delight
to visit the establishment. A separ-
ate dining-room has been fitted np
for ladies apart 'from the saloon
We bespeak for our enterprising
fiiend a very liberal share of public
patronage. Meals carried to any
part of the city. Parties furnished.
For the Mast Reliable
Goods at Bottom Trices
Cio To KOS
Mb. Felix UlLLEtt in clei king it
P. Mitchell's large establishment
and will take great pleasuie iu wait
ing on cos'omers. II is experience
as a salesman of dry goods or gro
ceries entitles him to the position he
holds.
For the Finest
Men's Fur Uats, at bottom prices
Co lo QKCMS'
Mbmbbbs of the Madison Riflet
are requested to cull on Mr. Schifler,
to whom was awarded the cou tract
for makiug their uniforms, and get
their measuies takeu without delay.
Clothing. Clothing.
Better, Finer, Cheaper than ever
beard of at CROSS'
IF you wish the best Lager 01
Bremer Beer go or send to tin
Cumelia S-iloou.
The extract from the Urookhaven
Ledger, and poetical effj-ion of
will appear next week. A large
amount of job work, a sick priuter,
office moving, and a sick family is
our excuse for all failures in this
So. of the Citizkn.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
jHoaTXTALK I
Hoi:e L4 Sip P inter,
CANTON, MISS.
AH Jobs will be neatly and promptly exe
cuted, oct
Commissionrr's Sale.
BY virtne of a decree of tbe C'banef-ry
Court of Madison connty. State of Mis
sissippi, rendered at the July Term, 1676,
thereof, in the rase of Mary E. Allen va
Jesse H. Ewing, No. 16-IH, the nndersiKned
Comtnissioner of said Court will proceed
and sell at pnblie auction before the door
f the eoiirt bouxs of Madison comity, in
said State, ou
Monday, November 6th, A. D. 1876,
between the hours prescribed by law t
the highest bidder for cash, the following
ileecritted land. t"-m it:
Kitty ("iB) acres oft of the north end of
the son th west quarter, and 25 acres off of
the north end of the west half of the annth-
east quarter, and 14 arrea off of tbe south
eud nl the east ball in the nortliwest quar
trt of aoctlon 5, township 10, range 3. east.
I in county of &I:ulison ourt btate ot Jiia-
sissippi. The underaignnd Cniniiasiuni-r
will rseeute a uccil to the pnrcnassr or
purchasers for said land when purchase
money therefore is paid.
T.. r. .ir.r ri.r.i.
Commissioner in Chancery,
Madison CO., alias.
"113. H. T. SLINGERLAND
FAS H0NABLElBES3HAKlBf
Rooms up strain ovi-r I. Knnts's Pntvision
sinrf. est si le wurt square, canton.
Miss. - aep30
MERCHANTS
Have Tour
JOB PRINTING
Done at tbe
QTQ
Office. Our Price are
VERY LOW.
None but
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
Work
TURNED OUT
From our Office. Get our
IS HTIMATE H
And we jpiarautee
SATISFACTION !
CARDS,
BILL HEADS.
BLANKS,
ENVELOPES.
LETTER HEADS,
POSTERS,
STATEMENTS,
NOTE HEADS,
PROGRAMMES,
And everything else that can be turned
out from a strictly
FIRST-CLASS PRINTING OFFICE.
CONTRACTOR!.
QURISTIAN OLSEN
CJNTBACt6r"& BUILD EE,
Aad Dollar la
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
Liberty atrset, raw of Mail i-
CANTON. MISS.
1m propBfrl to ft' I kiol of rrn er orit tnke
eeMiWaecu. or bil4i"E m tte ri' r rtml fmnte, l,n n .
b-r -Y tH ki 4i'idWl i'uJ.r. tW s4 tH irnia
Tbla-'M . Mt'V'Hrl- j'M-
DKY GOODS, &a
SAMUELAAllON
Proprietor of
.HEAP JJIIN STORE !
Corner of Centre ami Liberty Streets.
(OuiMwitu IW Olliie.)
I Ii jnat Returned from pniYh.-iaiiig a Large
&.il llanitaoiue Block ol
tDIES,DESS 8JJ03,
NOTIONS,
BENTS' REVDY-MADE SHIRTS.
fit ham iu addition a lot of very select
GROCERIES.
All fresh, and new, consisting of
TEA,
HAMS,
FLOUR.
CIIEESE.
BUTTER. (Western)
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
PICKLES
CRACKERS.
JELLIES
Pr oner res, and Canned Fruits. Also
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Such aa ,r-J,'
PEAS,
CORN,
MEAL,
POULTT,
POTATOES,
1 All of which ha offera for sale
XT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
TAILORS.
yy 1LL VOL" WEAR CITY CLOTHING
When you go to town f
IF S O
W. J. KENDALL
Can show yon the New 8amples of Oooda.
and the new
Fall Fashion Plate
"Front
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Whose Clothing House is the Largest ir
tbe United ritates, aud whose Goods are
naranteeil To Give Satisfaction
W. J. KENDALL,
No. 4 Union, Street, Canton.
srpl3ui3
WATCHMAKERS.
yiyM. WILEY
Watchmaker Sc. Jeweler,
Caatrll aad Banrha'a 1H 8tnr.
CANTON, MISS.
gUY YOUB
or
C. C. COFFY
raicTicai.
Wnteh-Mnker 9te Jeweler
C.arfc. uU ataad ; eaat aida Eqtare.
CANTON, MISS.
Ftaa Klr'a HaoUac Wat b ooty
apairtac aad adJaaUag Sos Walcbea a paelaltj-.a.-iy
LEG A LAD V ERT1 fE M ENTS.
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE
Charles H. Cooper, bv his ) In the Chancery
next friend and relative Court of Madi-
Mrs. Tinuli Csper. )sou lo., Miss.
Jnlv Term. lf6. Kxnarte. No. 1KSK.
It apiteariug to the satisfaction of the
Court from evidence taken in niien Court,
that Robert Y. Cooper, an adult brother of
said Charles R. Cnoiier, is a non-resident of
the State of Mississippi, and resides and
hits his iMmt-ofhoe iu Huntsville, comity of
... .. . i ... . r- tt . i i
u aiaer, in cue autie oi xexaa, u wunivmi
and directed by the Court here, that said
Riiltert Y. Cooper do appear in this Court
on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF JANUARY. 1877.
and then and there show cause, if auy be
can, why tbe legal disabilities of said Cbas.
1). Cooper, a minor, shoum not ne renioveo.
Jjy order ot court.
K. 8. JEFFREY,
R. C. Smith &. E. C. l'ostell, Clerk.
Stilicitors for Petitioners. Saug5
NO -RESIDENT NOTICE. r
Hibernia Nat'l Hunk,) In the Chancery
at. Court of Madison Co
Mary E. Werner, ef J Stiite of Mississippi
y July Term 1H7H. No. 163&.
. liMn oirtitiiiiir the Hill of Revivor, 61ed
in tbe above eiuse. it appearine to the
Court that Mary E. Werner died leaving
three children, W illie V enter, Alary er
ner and Kva Werner, who are made de
fendants to the Bill, and who are residents
-if the State of Texas, residing and having
their ptMt-om at Dnllas, In Dallas county.
State of Texas, it la ordered and directed
hv the Court that snid Willie Wenier.Mary
Werner and Eva Werner do appear in tbis
Court on tne
FOURTH MONDAY OF JANUARY. 1877.
and nlead. answer or demur to the on (final
Bill tiled in this eause. By order of Court.
K. S. JtHKKI.
R. C. Smith, Esq., Clerk.
Solicitor for Complainants. 5ang5
pOTICE TO PATRONS
The Grange Co-citcrative Association of
Manison county, aiiss., was orj;anizca to
day. The rules ri-coiiuueiided by the Na
tional Grange for Co-operative AsHoeiatious
were aiiopted with but little alteration
1 lie election of otncers resulted as tullows
Chairman J. K. Ycllowly.
Treasurer L. V. Moutgttuiery.
Directors J no. T. Cumerou, J. A. Smith,
Wm. Priestley, J. E. Coker
Auditors E. C. Postell. P. H. Palmer.
Seeietaiy T. (J. -Smith Vaiiin.
Cautmi was selected hs the ib.cc nf busi
ness. All Patrous of Madison and adjoining
counties are invited to join the Association
Tbe next meeting will tie on tbe 4th Mon
day of Stptembcr at Odd Fellow.' Hull.
By oruel ot the Assicialioii.
T. i. SiliTII-VAXIZ,
C-iietou; Anjj. 21,. liTti. Bt-jrctary.-
CH71 'VB a a. m sv i
SALOONS.
AMELIA SALOON
W
and
REHTAURANT,
(JOHN B. CHILDRESS, AOENT.)
Separate Biiiiiui Room for Ladies
A full line of
WINES,
LIQUORS,
CORDIALS,
ALES,
SEGARS,
SODAS,
And everything obtainable in a
First-Class Sal:on and BdanrauL
SOtZTLT SIDE COUBT SQUARE
t7Rrataurant on the Euronemi Plan
Meals served at all hours acu23yl
w
ONOLIA SALOON AND
RESTAURANT.
EST SIDE '-OCBT SQUARE.
CANTON, MISS.
tP. Tt)lio, Proprietor.)
rra-alnt Board S4.ee prr Any. RonnM wen far
tabad- D y board . pic we-k.
rka labia to alwara aappllcd with the beat to ba had
la tlia loeal ur city atarbwla
rk Bar U stocked wi ti the eboiceat Wlaaa, Uqoofa
aad Hecars.
fir BEST BEER IN CANTON.fj
p s- y
KARBEKS.
jMLDEN AND HENDRICKS
BARBERSHOP.
SOUTH RIDE Or THK PUBLIC SQUABE
(Near J. UTctara Salooa.)
CAyroF, miss.
iDAM WEBER
3ARBER and HAIRDRESSER.
Nrlh 81d of Public Squara.
JANfON, - - - MISS.
HoaeB to ate hia old frieada ad aatraaa-
SADD LERY.
M. G URLEY Agt
Will eontinne his
SADDLE MANUFACTORY
U the old Karp Stand, North Side Public
Bquare, ana guarantees to sell, ot
bis own manufacture
s.s Iow AX Xleto.il,
As merchants can buy at Wholesale in the
Ao'tliern or estern markets ; he
therefore proposes to sell at from
25 to 50 per Cent Cteer ttian to Imnort
Belli); the only Saddle Manufactory in
Canton he hopes the public will award him
. cneenui support, employment is his
bject. sepiEttf
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
IITY HOTEL
U
MUMFORD & WATSON, Prop
COHNEa CAMP aad COMMON STREETS.
Board tS.fSO per clay
REAT CHINA AND JAPAN
TEA DEPOT
and
STEAM COFFEE MILL,
NO. 5 CAMP STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
J- J Martini 3?rop'tr
CoC.r ems be obta'Ml fmm oar tm Rosutinfr Ullla
m any mom' in any aa aavaatace ooc oitna
by any t' er boa-r la t city-
gTAUFFER, MACREADY & CO
71 CANAL STBKET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Imp -itcn and Dealan ia
IRON,
HARDWARE,
STEEL .
OILS,
TIN PLATES,
PAINTS,
AGRICULTUR AIi IMPLEMENTS
Yy H- WALLACE & CO-
COTTON FACTORS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JiO. 79 CABOKDELET 8T
NEW ORLHANS, LA
R. HARDON
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS,
J T and t chartrea street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
? MUNIER
.
WkolM.1.
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
FLOWERS,
EMBROIDERIES,
STRAWS,
and
WHITE GOODS,
24 CHABTBE8 ST.,
NEW ORLEANS, LA
JR. J. S. KN 1PP, D. S
NO. 15 BA.BONNB STBEET,
NEW ORLEANS. LA,
dO MULLER
Import er of
STRAW, SILKS, RIBBONS
sad
MILLINERY GOOD
CS C atnmhanse Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
jy JME. ROSA REYNOIR
FRENCH MILL IN EE,
aad
DRESS AND CLOAK MA KER,
NO. 9 CHABTBES STREET,
NEW ORGANS, LA.
Kepa 't a complete .fork o Berlin Wool. Kn
brvM-r-d -Upper. Crmh-t work, Kinbroidery
NenlaM. and evarv othn. articlo n.u-
ally fonud inn ftrat-claM .tora.
fTonn'.ry on'.trs it'Iiciittl au4 'ror-- p'tln'eit
ftaa--
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a. a. rooTc, ju.
Kour. rgwui.
pOOTE & POWELI
Attorur)a-al-IaTr,
CANTON, MISS.
Will practice in their profession iu th.
onrts of Madison, Leake, Att.iln, HiiIiuch
lazoo, and supreme courts at Jackson.
7ALUABLE PLANTATION
FOB SALE ! !
Known as the HESTER PLACE, Nine mile.
West of Canton, on ths Veruou road. Con
taining about
1.G50 ACRES,
the imprnveinen's on the nlaee are I
Double Log Cabin Dwelling, aud alxiut 2
Iog Quarters. Gin Hnnse. etc. For term,
i iurtner niiorn.ation applv to
MAYSON A LANDERS,
US 1 9-4 1 Canton, Miss.
T J. MOSBY & CO
rhis Arm lias just received from New York.
rhis An
at
and i'luladelphia a full stock of
Drugs & Medicines
Embracing
SULPHATE,
MORPOIA,
QUININE
in wholesale quantities.
WINES,
LHiUOKS,
CIGARS
TOBACCO,
SNUFF.
SCHOOL BOOKS
BLANK BOOKS.
FANCY STATIONERY,
FE31NA COLOONE,
and a great variety of
FANCY GOODS,
Alt),
'.GUSH AND AMERICAN CUTLERY,
PEBBLE GLASSES,
OILS,
VARNISHEP,
PAINTS IN OIL AND DRY.
The hnnse pnrrhascs for cash in hard.
and not on credit, and will sell for cash a
p vnt admitted to lie very si lull, sepw
NEW ORLEANS CARDfc..
A.
BROUSSEAU
17 CHARTS. KS STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, L
Impor r and Ooalar tm
C A R P E T I N G S,,
FLOOB OIL CLOTHS,
CHINA ARD COCOA MATTING,
TABLE AND PIANO COTKB
WINDOW SHADES,
RUGS,
CRUMB CLOTHS,
MAT
CARRIAGE,
TABLE,
OIL CLOTHS,
CURTAIN MATERIALS
LACE, REPS,
DAMASKS, CORNICES,
BANDS, PINS,
GIMPS, PLUSH,
LOOPS AND TASSELS,
BED TICKING, Etc.
BUB LAPS BT THE BALE AND PIECK
1TTILLIAM HOGAN
If aaBfactarer aad Daalar la
BOOTS AND SHOES,
TRUNKS,
TAGS,
VALISES
Ami (or Kmplraaad Gold Medal
SEWING-MACHINE S.
99 AND 101 CANAL ST.,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Q BROPSHIRE & CO
O
COMMISSION ME UCHANTS.
Sola Ateal for
KELLEY'S I 3LAND WINE CO.
NO. 15 PETERS STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
JACKSON CAR1S
g BARFIELD
Dealer ib
WATCHES Ss, JEWELRY
JACKSON, MISS.
Silver Klfia BunUng Watch, t.
PLAIS U-CABAT SOLO RDI08 A SPECIALTY.
Afnt tit the New Wilson K.wtnr Maelihie, tha beat
Macalaa IB 1". una- nruiea aua Mta-a-mauta
tor all machine.
M'ME. DEMOBEST'S CUT PATTERNS
Ordra by awil nr .xprcait . oaiptlj aaadd to. 8aaf
for lllaMralefl eataiogna
WATCHES 1S JCWELBT BEN1BEB
autrt-lv
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
rjlWENTY-FIVE CENTS
will send the
WEEKLY SDN
From now
Till After the Presidential Election,
Post-paid to any address throughout tbe
United States.
No Caipaip lociiMt IM IL
Address, THK Sl', Pfew York City.
P A T PTVTTQ otinetl in the Unit
i illLlllO ed States. Csnada and
Europe ; terms as low aa ihnse of any othet
reliable house. 'orrespondence invited h
the English and foreign languages, witl
Inventors, Attorneys at Law and other
Solicitors, especially with those who have
had their cases rejected iu the bands of
other attorneys. In rejected cases our fees
are reasonable, and no charge is made un-
ira. wo obx. nmrwuni III.
IITESTOBSI If you want a patent, send
us a model or sketch aud a full ilaatrririttrm
of your invention. We will rask. aa exam
ination at the Patent Office, and If we think
ii.wiiinui. wiu sena yon pacots and
advice, and prosecute your case.
ADVICE, oral or written, in all matters
relating to patents, patent laws, or inven
tions, rBK 1 Send stamp for onr Ouide
for O btaining patents, a book of 50 na s.
A.drtM L0V1 asrr jw rJ -
S IM. J. SILLETT, SUIWH ML
MERCHANT
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE .... CANTON, MSSI 1
Has now on Hand a Large and Varied Lot ot
PiO GOODS, FOR SPRNG AND SUMMER SUITS.
Will be made up to order in latest styles at city prices. A fit
guaranteed. Call aud look at my goods before ordering elsewhere.
ESTABLISHED 1841,
H. E. SIZUjS,
JACKSON, Ml djl
Has on band a lotjof
C ARM AG 3S AND2BUCQIE3;
cue, Two, T'jree and Fy
HORSE WAGON Si
HARNESS, SADDLES, HOUSE
PURE WINES AND WlllSKIE;
COME AND SEE ME.
BABY OA RRIA G E S !
rnos. E. HELM.
CAPITAL STATE BAM,
JACKSON MISS.
THE large Real and Personal Property of the Stockholders of
Bank is individually liable for its business.
BANK OF DISCOUNT and DEPOSIT
Collection of Commercial paper made
f salaries of State and County Otncers promptly attended to, ami ad
vances made on the sam. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the par-
chase aud sale of State Warrants,
Iccomts of Merchants. County
Individuals Respectfully Solicited. A-j .w
No effort shall be spared to render those entrusting business to us ever
hirge pertainiug to iheir interest. No'14-74 :
TOE HEW
A DOUBLE THREAD
rretaim mm Am virtaaa of tba Uu RaatainS DOMESTIC,' iadudinc tbm Aotoaaatbk
Tenaioa. wbicb arms invi r the neat in ae.
lour fAl KM 1 UAKULniUJ uiniLAL obi own in tmmmwm
Chtw aev atnl old Ms.wmritad oac with Wand
la th busy city f Newark. New Jersey, have pven tw a Mafidard of MKAJHANICAL KXtC-CLn
1.EMCR. Minimum of Friction, Maximuat of lunJkiiitys aud fat tf work acver bewmfacm
taachad ia the Sew tag Macatoa wortd. ....
TO THIS STATEMENT AND THE MACHINE ITSELF
Wi hrWta the attantJoa of an. aapadally tbaaa bavin; hih raachsnlcal akin er
ejaat.alilav . it. All Mactiiar taliy warranted.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO.,'
lNe-w York antl Clttoago.
LADIES. VSK DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS-"
gLACKMAK & FINNEY
Geacral Aarata for tha
WONDKBrUL
R0DGERS' UPRIGHT PIAN03
PIANOS,
ORGANS,
MUSIC.
Piao anil Orpni on Instalments.
BEST INSTRUMENTS FOB LEAST CI SH
174 CANAL STBEET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Jackson cards.
09
CO
a
DEAL i B IN
Horse Furnishing Goods,
SADDLERY,
CARRIAGES
WAGONS,
LEATHER SHOE FINDINGS
HUBS, SPOKLS, IKON, Et.
K 11
J. Sjf
6 JJ
TflTi.nii
1
1 J
X UX UU1I
FURNITURE;
JOHN H. ODENEALt
throughout the State. Collections.
State Money, Bonds, etc
and State Officers, and Privat?
"D011ESTIC,"
LOCK-STITCH MACHINE.
mw Machlaerv antl Tc-ak at onr rtwn Mw-wnrlt.
CURES
II (j aPt H ET5
HomsorAXHia specifics.
Keen tw a-eweeal use fm-twenty yenra
ktiTWa-iaMf .0 lr.sf
rnlrln. known. r.Vya.re jnntjwnat
tJie-werae'want.aaVlnictlmcaiiil luoner,
--?7rLn I I . VninJn. Vnrh-
SvcrflnKaTchnes and snnWnaj5jchg
.lnrle-af-clnc'the well tried preseflp
Man ofaa enuuent paysuiaii."'
Koa. uarea.
I. 'an-aas, Worm Fever, WortaOakta, . . '
a. Crrrn
4. Dlnrrl
. Cinallc,orT.rtlun.iBiaria,
tav
4. DTtaaUrr, Oripiinj, Bilion. v ouo.
11 InWaWj m wiunil.u s aava --
11
e. caol.raaiaraa, vonuu
arbma. Vomiting, ........ '
tlila, firoachitia, . ..... f
I. Coma-he, tons, Droo-auii
a. N.anlaTia,Tootliaalia, Vaoaacna.
rootbaelia, Vaoaacn. . .
Stok Hriulaena, VrUjo,
t. Haarfaehaa, Stofc JOriulaena, v
u-
la Iy.,.epeta, BiJone B'own, . . ...
IU fcopprieaaa.or PittoXulPeiloda, . . ..
12. WhltM. too Prof uaa INsrlnda, a"
1. CroipTVou!, Dimoutt Bre,nta-, .
14. Tt.,-nin-" 1 Hheuraatin Paina, . . M
17. PUaa, blind or bleedlnav . . -'. f",
U. aaataalmr, and Bore or Wtak Eye, a ;
to. waaaittiTn!f)OH,k V
,1. A .ihiu. fftpuau.. a xsrw.
11. Kar IlMhRrgttt impwrea mm. a
It SarTL y OilH a
Jr XlT-VidrkntvrkWioBa, . a. .
T him Mr.DwtrJi Gravel, - - -
or XnTolunl
avav
S3. aB.PBl"iT "JT al ..-.
C... tMoaoero, wM.h above a ImT. -
price. ASr"s
rs. i" y - - V. ' 7 . .t-v r Mcr Tf

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