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American citizen., 1859-01-15

5unehts In favor of what IL called the mid
die route. which passes some twenty miles cast Of
Jackson and connects with the Central Railroad in
Canton. The considerations we offered seem to
have had their proper weight with the stockholders
mot that they received them from u.s. but resulting
from spontaneous suggestions to every rejecting
mnd) and but little doubt exist If no improper in
dlences are brought to bear upon the directors, or
those to whom the location of the route will be
ferred but that Canton will be the Northern ter
minus of this important Railroad. The Central
Riroad would then no longer be considered a
feeder to the New Orleans & Great Northern Road,
but in connection with the Snp Island Railroad
would constitute a continuous trunk line uniting
the Mississippi at Cairo and Memphis and vicks-
burg. with the Gulf of Mexico at point within the
limits of State, favored By nature with probably
the deepest and safest harbors, with one or two OK
ceptons Soath of Norfolk, virginia. At Canton
the unfinished part of the n o. .& G. n. Rlilr )ad
will act as branch of the Central and Ship Island
r )ads, which shold he consolidated, and would
probably divert considerable portion of its car
goes from New Orleans to the city which will
eventually spring up upon the Sea-shore, near Ship
Island. Should Canton he made the terminus, IL
would become one of the best distributing points in
the State and would doubtless awake from the Rip
Van Wrinkle slumbcrs in which she has been so long
ndulging. While on this SUI jcct, we would remark
that the condition of Canton at this time is an
anomaly. Within the last two years the Railroad
has connected this place with Vcksburg and New
Orleans, and the Central Road commencing here has
penetrated wealthy section, drawing considerable
business which formerly was transacted at Yazoo
City. Yet with the vast increase of trade which
has resulted, and which is surely destined to fow
from these causes, but little addition has been made
t. the population OF the place, and still less to the
number of buildings. Real estate has not recovered
from the disastrous shock caused by the visitation
of the Yellow Fever in 1855, and we doubt whether
A town can be named in the South, possessing so
many social educational, religious and commercial
a Iva ltagcs where real estate is so cheap, and so
difficult to dispose of.
We l,ok for "go1d time coming" when Can
ton will enter upon a career Of uninterrupted
American citizen., 1859-01-15
MeIOdeOns! WcIOdeOns |!

TUST RECEIVED, q new supply of the very best
sD Melodeons, 4. Al 3 and octave.
Also, new style of PIANO MELODEONS, 5
and octave, which ] will sell for CASH. or on
SHORT AccEPTAScEs, with OILY 10 per cent ad-
vance on cost
Call soon at
HENRY LORDS MUSIC STORE
Canton Miss, Nov. g. 1858.
American citizen., 1859-01-15

John Bigham. an old citizen of Rich
mond, Virginia, fell dead at the breakfast
table on Friday of last week.
American citizen., 1859-01-15

Sivori. who made highly successful
musical tour Of the United States abou!
twelve years ago, has, after living in prl-
vacy for some years, just made his re-
appearance in public at Turin. The mu-
sical critics exhaust the eulogistic vocabu
larry in describing his performances, and
some assert that he is superior even to
Paganni, whose bizarre compositions he
performs wi h finish equal to that ofthe
great violin king himself.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
British India,

Queen Victoria has announced BY proc
lamation. to "the princes. chiefs and peo.
pie of India" the extinction of the East
India Company and the substitution of he
direct power Of the Crown in the British
Territories in India.
Viscount Canning is thereby appointed
first Viceroy and Go, erncr General, and
all other persons now in Office are con-
iirmed therein until further action
The proclamation expresses, in emphat-
c and well chosen words, the principles
on which India will be governed.
All treaties and engagements by and
with tie East India Company are TO be
faithfully maintained -. of
There is to be no further extefndia.-
British territorial possessi9 native princes
The rights and digniiiiieeted. and the ma
~ill be imrlieit,ls, s,e crown will be protect
i've ~ 'h N, same sense OF obligation as
There L +" hefSScSSlsaie ScSSlsaie freedom of re-
SgiOus opinion Dooe Nore Tesirictieeb be in any
.sss ;sss ,ssorsu % ,s..oo Of rdsious faith elslual
vance ana ali in auiSe.;,y are enjoinsr,-
lander penalty es-iudiciA os>vleasure, to
y abstain from all intess-sence ~,sA, ,ha 70.
Vg;nus belief or worship OF 10Y. ,'' -
Il An Offices are 10 be open TO meu On
; cry race aua a--eed-
: Due regard is TO be paid TO all the ~;
cient rights, usages and customsof mn
ssiiin the framing and administering the Ia y
: in regard to lands. &c.
A liberal amnesty is offered 10 all who
a have participated in the late rebellion, ex
n cept those who shall be convicted Of di
j reclly taking part in the murder of th'
. British subjects. To those who have Civ
en- asylum TO murderers or heen cLbsLHiSi
'o'7H rne1r punishment for these offences
due Eeighl il 10 be piFen 10 the d.lus;on. .
@ise reports, under which thew acted
4, 40 oilers. absolute pardon i otT~reJ
J,nalyr return TO peaceful pursuits before
-; i.uia this proclamation has been re.
ui,h 10y y lne native population. generallv.
ansl ~'.n p Pres.ions Of great saiisfaetron ..
os,a oPen.ag 70 them prospect Of liber.I and
so'efnmeRt In England tbe
aP,.-5, ~ - .nsra. - a-ssqinous. All sections
mens. the principles n .sPl. sP,rl. ofihe docu
digniy ~i'h Which they are pss.'a, ~. and the
r1Esi Webb vas. q, the last ,etta MsvEs
e''esi' Court Of DeSoio countnEG
e the Per. wSulaE his - H.
American citizen., 1859-01-15

- To Plssors,
IELT0N d SONSwiIl always pio' the
highest market prie for Cotton.
Oct. 80, 1858.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
For Sale
Another Candidate in the Field---Fair
Warning---Last Call

II AVING sold out my entire interest in
L Canton, and determined to select anoth-
er place of residence, all those indebted to me
are kindly requested to call and pay what
they respectively owe.
If payment be not made by the first of Jan
uary next-at which time | propose leaving
Canton-all unliquidated notes and accounts
will be placed in the hands of an attorney for
collection. W. r. LUCKETT.
Sept Is. 1858. 30.u.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
HEeIOdcOns! WelOdeOns!
N1elodeonS!! MelOdeOnS !!
Twenty-five Melodeons.

DRTNCE & CO.'S MELODEONS OF EVERY
/ style and description, combining all their re-
cent improvements. The Divided Swell, Organ
Melodeon. &c. The divided swell can only be OBJ
tanned in Meodeons of Prince Co. s manufacture.
These Melodeons are the finest made in the world,
and George A. Prince may justly be styled the
Prince of Melodeon makers. No family who has
any taste for church music should be without one
of these beautiful and sweet-tOned instruments.
They can always be had of
s. r. CITTLDS,
Agent for Central Mississippi
Canton Miss, Nov l3, 1858.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
.aAERIcaN We.

,ur : s aNo ',--- -,AERIcAS VESSEL Ro..
rue BRiTI,H.-A DusIop =; DoARoE
y" cza.L ufiimo. says; ''palch. ,
lon. Al Pis Il. oar' gray. t of'he brig Apglo.
tef e. by ), MS vessel was boa, S,srSd, o. africa
nss ana I,,1s ri "i1 hpa[ Sa[ :, GaG
lllO ed to procS1, SP,' papers. shep bo Exam am
American citizen., 1859-01-15
DIED,

DIED,
In this place, on Thursday the 18th inst, Mrs
Ann E. consort of the Rev. A. d. Barlow.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
FILL & WINTER CpTHTNG FOR 1858

FILL & WINTER CpTHING FOR 1856
| S. 9. COCHRAN,
PEGS leave respectful to inform the put
- lie generally, and hi friends especially
that his stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
and Furnishing foods,
is now complete, and he i, fully prepared t
supply every one with the best most fashion
able and cheapest Clothing ever brought t
this market. Thankful for past p1tronag
and respectfully soliciting continuation
same would call attention to the following
COATS. ,l
Black and Brown Cloth Ragans and So,
Ribbed Beaver dodo
Cold Cashmere d
BIZ and Br Super. Cloth FrOcks; ietv:
Ofhce and Business Coats, great
PANTS.
Fanny Cashmere Pants; ipes;
sid
Fanct Nix'd Cassimere and
CHEAP Satinet and Cass Pa I
VESTS. Vests; {
Fancy and BIZ silk Vel i
nd Fig'J S
Satin fni Cassimere IzrNc eooDs
GEplEMENs FUH c
Linen @om Shirtsstles Shirts;
White ~ Fancy M-TITndersbirts:
SILK, tno aud Q~ Drawers:
White BrOwn
GIoyes Gerree |. uo. 4 great variety; a
Srores Srores nos Handkerchief; = =
Snsnaui Snsra,s; eek Sfevery description; . .
Suspi Suspend ~ NA's. latest style; " y
GENTS Gents SS s'd e Boots and Shoes, large Y
Trn, sv1sses. Carpet Bags, Umbrellas
Walking Canes;
lEe 10, fBoys' Clothing on hand. l
XII an fe me before purchasing, a an !
krmb sfnot to be undersold by any one, y
S. c. COCHRAN. v
lct Ass. yE Y
American citizen., 1859-01-15
State Of Missouri.
w HEEL Err d WILL SON
VICTORIOUS!

At the State Fair of Missouri, held at ST
Louis, which closed the lth Of Sept. ult.
The Wheeler a Wilson
SEWING MACHINE
TOOK THE PREMIUM PITCHER
WORTH SEVENTN-EsVE DOLL AIRS.
Chain Sti;c's, Cog Wheels and Shuttles
were badly ditanced.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
10 MaSiral People and Everybody
FianOs Pianos
,ni dAEO Ian F0RTES AND MELODEONS!
"'O EVERY VIHeR DESCRIPTION OF MUSICAL
Instrument!
forty Piano Fortes for Salei


noor mooLD ~ most respectfully inform EVERY
nopi ,hat ! have the largest and finest
49, 'lnenu OF Pianofortes ever brought to the
yant v ., Sliss'9s!ppi. keep on hand from
on' So.s 'orty riano Fortes at prices ranging
ON $40 to 500, and buy no instruments
y such as are manufactured expressly for
southern %! climate, aud to every one who
- ramos from me | will warrant the in
u,neh' ior i've years and give written
i'l",tee' ana l will satisfy every one who
from me before they are under any obi
lioh TO me. / buy my Piano Fortes for cash
can sell Them as low as they can be bought
lwnere. My Pianos are from the celebrated
ntaclorles of LeIght, Newton d bradbury.
Few ork, Stelnway d Sons, N. Y, A. ii.
II Co. N; Y, Chickering. of Boston,
I'ge Hews. Boston, Hallett, Davis A. Co.
Nuuns d Clark, of New York. 7 would
respectfully invite everybody who wants
ya Piano Forte to come and see mine or
to me. II any person wishing to buy
Nrite TO me and describe what kind of an
knent they want, | will forward it TO
::tvnd u they are not satisfied, | will take
land charge nothing.
Ends of Musical Instruments tuned and
relv Second hand Pianos for rent. Sec
ohav Pianos exchanged for new ones.
nInRe is on the South side of the square
oPpNhe courthouse.
M 5. X. CHILDS,
'oo. CANTON, MISS.
American citizen., 1859-01-15

ofIjs Tpes.e.n Sts cent Orde'ed by 4. g..
"'5 =; i Philadelphis. and PiI, PjSt.' Of coin.
ylr.e present. 1',y Z. or February s,''oH Tsn eS
- Indisa SiSl glG@s' " e Of the NorS 'eriea S.
The T., head !. Gia,1eis,of inIeDds, Norlh
iIiIS;,ss ihe ~oli, ''1 ! plain oao
nicLsL
American citizen., 1859-01-15

Grover d Bakers
TOO THE SECOND PREMIUM
Singers 1000!
Cog wrels and Shuttles were numerous but
WON NOTHING.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
READ

This certiiies Y
for EIGnr YEAH
medicine | coult
benefit, until q IIu|
Mixture, which cIelJy
September, lSf ~
MEssRs. CAssE & BAuGHN
Ague and Fever kture 10 my
ing success, and tuld recomme
to any other mdeine for Ague
bottle cured font.ses. "a
Sept. 20, 1851
To those afflicH with Chills ana ~
say, by all meani se Green's Ague y
ture. II has newt failed to cure tne g
in my family.
September, 1sF ELis<'
have used TT bottles of Green's q
yer Mixture in MI family with uniform
believe it to he all excellent remedy.
Madison Co., cct., 1858. WI
ag-See advertisement in another col.|
American citizen., 1859-01-15
SUNDRIES,

Dvk@,.Exlra, superfne and Pine;
a bASON-A large lot at low prices
! ALE 50 PORTER-Scoich and London
Eas and ~, various brands. dire
pb-z5 5kia Ale and Cider;
I White Fine aud Cider Vinegar. su;,.li. T..
] piisles ~
Ph. Il sadard d Co.'S Ola Brandy. far med;
ca sc
Champ2sne-" Fleur de s;llc-v."
Slaret al White VIM
fiE FkT iTS-Sueh =. p;.. ,,-,.- o..
berfiss. Huekleberries a. Rasnbsrr;ss
Pui W fresb. 10 cans for ~ sIs IN III 'e'''s''
7. ". GROTnR 4 co.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
Home Industry!
j. IL. POWELL 4 Co.
NTON Nrrco

HAVE purchased the Store nextESA
Ill door east of W. J. Kendall's Tai. -
or Shop, on the south side of III p,h,:
Square, and established Depot for &icles :
their own manufacture.
They invite the attention Of their r;.n,,.
and the public generally 10 the folio vih -.
cies' which are of the most reliable q1.ttv
Sole, Bride and Harness Leaihef
Kip, Calf and Deer Skins;
Saddles, Brides, and Harness;
Boots, Shoes, and Russet Brogana
" A full supply Of the above articM M,
always be kept on hand, and the lara ~ ~
Der OF workmen constantsS- emyloye9 VI
enable the Company to 6ll orders :.
Canton, May 90, 1858. % \,
American citizen., 1859-01-15

FRoN SALT LAKE'-The Valley Tan O
December l0tb. represents the cold at Sal
Lake as being intense. Several person.
had frozen to death in the valley and ed.
iilcspi eaPons The Valley Tan says
r., As'eT' whlle coming tom Camp
lloyd IN the stage. and when IN short
dis.sn nee OF the city. got out to 'alk and
persisted on the road. Two fen. whose
names we did not learn. gre frozen 10
death in Cotton wood ano,ber vas
iound dead in Emigryon earn; and W
learn that the m earri~. North be-
tween this and n ElJr. was also frog.
en-. Every NJ IN iba arrives no mat.
Ter from y dirs. ION. has suffered e.
rerelv r. he I'D. and frost bitten r., s
handsEes. are the prevailing mai. :
American citizen., 1859-01-15
Buff
SADDLE

A NJ. GUR. .Ef
"A. . supply 4l
bing, Whips,
Harness MouI
sell at their pa
They have
manuIfacturia1
able them 10 4
ply OF boih q
to sell at inyl
freight:
Combining,
employing nod
a shsre Of pl
sippi tanned
from CincinR
Canton, 0
American citizen., 1859-01-15

'N,iic men are - .His'
nc., ~y WISH TO indulge ia the b,,,nra. -''''''
b,, ,,,,, "ring paper pellets Csencr,llv -.
image Is done to or by the bon,r,,Ia ~,
$50. hse in better phillipics again, a,
.u every oneN7 sholld dare (, ta!l their rorr,re
LUG Question. Ssetor Douglas has been most fierce
a',s.ked y one . 5-'~s-S. former dcmocratc
-c.as aad ackl,wled ring ~ lg itions of the
d1ctine A. l't ayht or lr. or - Snserted to The
oenor,i p'ace and non--o,, +, - The belief j. !
forat,,,e, % ue Little cian,., - " TOO laras |
some v;,, -''a might percb,u', .r.assa -
reaeh;nv ~ ana thus termi. : a. -,
health Of ,lo : 'A' OF b. 'aultina auhtaen, trcd
=,or- ot the sseens snsaaisn ~ I've
sight Of leaden bah, proiaccs ana
dexterAl oxtrcmtie-, and weakness in the Knee
end ioiuts - ny nothing about the unpleasant odp
of barni bsim stone, which d.squalin ne DJugla
-,fJrfhe manly ox ,rciscs Of The arld.p ~
We are no apoiosis; for the birlorous rrsctlcr o
dneIitag Men more often driven 10 the feld a
mortal combat by moral cowardlce than At the bid
jog oftnie courage. But II men occupying elevate
aud sanential position in society give the sanction
Of tieir names 70 The "iloody code" they slon
he made by public sentiment 10 yield Obedience .
- r,--,isssis, Or @ ssat.r tie penalties vhicl
-. - ...----,-'------.-. : -
~'u-lf- ps1t.. ~ea iau-ted every ti,ine fi,s,
- "ssaid aboat Douslas a. a politician 80 !
aesman. ihe pres. or . past q il. 4. dj.r...,.-
'ne trn'h Or fai-ity q fbe eharre q rr-.sa A. -
are-' which onginatcd IN thicags upon The !,
~@.sgm 80 Siieil denie.
tlie sg7 impeaehmcnf; v mus Is licked
~ anpns tho~ who ar-i rIrs ,sHey 70 tbe
sharss q erusiiy prAetieei iy The oyer-',ef Doug
Ia p'inia'''n, u77a his Beaae.. A n-r>-Tr
s'sncl,pdy uhs seen. 9, have been l.,,.,.. -.
lrozperi q iajaring a7i n ,ie ~, co-,.., -.
4. $. Scnafar, r4ra.s~u1NA1a,s 10 "a. -. -
u fsarne1 fra-,~ - di-tih-ai-A -
- thra IN Chics-o; the cdltAfs- - -. -.
American citizen., 1859-01-15
Hall kSpear,s

A LARGE U OF Hal &
"A Nos. an Points ANDY
reed by Nso <4<
Dec. 4. lNSQ< &f
American citizen., 1859-01-15

| DRACTICAL
L Sign and
Hanger, DC res,
the patronage M
viciniiyin anyfs
p Residence.
Sept. ls. le5s~
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

If his rulings we're wrOng,a higher tribunal
would correct them.
Mr.. Hays said he made no insinuation; all
that he said was words conveying no doubtful
meaning-nono beyond thOir literal import
that he had for three months been interested
in stock to amount of $5Oo-and to double OF
that amount of responsibility, making Sl,oOOj
and it behooved the Court, under such circum-
stances, the Court should not decide questions
before they were raised or argued.
The examination will BIO continued this al
tornoon, on return of jury from their tour oil
inspection, when the witnesses for the Com
pany seeking the condemnation, will be heard
Our readers will see the Importance OF the
determination of jury in this case, and the
magnitude of the interests involved. Wo
would bo glad to SEQ tho right of way for a
limited number of years givop under tho fair
est forms to those Companies who may receive
the award from the city authorities, after re-
cciving bids, and bo subject at all times to
the control of the City Council. But We want
no Company to have the right to steam over
our streets with freight and passenger cars.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

progress of nations upon a permanent
base. The United States will, as she did
in 1872, fight for the principles OF the
new code, when no othcr violation oil her
rights could provoke us to resist aggres-
sion by force. 1t seems to us, however,
that the naval attitude Of Napoleon is
assumed only to keep England from inter
feriug with his own plans on the conti-
nent. Should he be moderate in 10 de-
signs, and slow in communicating them,
he will give to the second act of the
drama of the Revolution, a more practical
and permanent result than flowed from
the first, and we thus escape a contin-
gency to be dreaded, and England a
calamity that would give her another and
less permanent position than she now oc-
cupies.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16
HOME INTEREST.

Ladies' and Centlemen-As ~" %"
rassing along Sixth street, don't fail to s.'P :,
DR.. HonssR's, IN. E. corner Of Sixth al
Race,) and try his new Egg-NOs syrup IL
will be found perfectly harmless, as well as d
r.oI novsltv. Wen venture the assertion that
With a small "sticl," it will deceive the pest
;udoos But tho DR.. uses 1t exclusively iOr
soda water. ..,,,o of
SIX Cord Cable Linen Thread for Ssoais,'
and uorns., Makers, usc--fOr sale cheap
G. @. KNrvrry. No. west Fourth street 0ln- I'm,
cinnati, o. 49,. ,,o.o-
The highest perfection IN 'MN,.-. ~ RI,
graphic art has been attained by N'0'oio, -
4 THOMAS, No. l2O West Fourth S"00' a.
Race. In tho taking of Daguerrcotyl ~ 'o.;o. A
brotypes, they have no supcriors in An ~
They aim to please, and always hit the ma
Daguerrean Gallery, soutI-wes,
corncr of Sixth and Western Row, over Ham
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cts. Warranted to please
II YOU want cheap and good Pic
ture, 20 to the south west corner of Sixth and
Western Row. They will. sell you Pictures, in
plain or fancy cases, cheaper than they can be
bought any other place in the city. Especial
pains taken with children,
Those who want to get good and cheap
likenesses of themselves, or friends, shouldcall
Immediately at Applegatc's Broadway Gallery
of Art. The cost of likenesses at this estan-
lishnient is only 20 cents each.
Harlan & Wilson, No. 80 West Fourth
street. nay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms ana examine
for yourselves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

To BUFFALO BY RAIL AND WATER.-"COm-
petition is the life of Trade" is an old maxim
which monOpolists declare to be outrageously
herotical in doctrine, and ruinous in practice
We know, however, there may be a healthy
evil in competition, as we'll as a self sacrificing
and disastrous one. But, whether healthy or
unsound to the competitors, the public gener-
ally, prefer rivalry to either combination or
monopoly, and express greater pleasure in pay
ing 50 for that which had cost them 81, or even
So before. Every one who reads these home
spun remarks, will assuredly exclaim-"Tha
sop
Now, it appears that during the season of
navigation on Lake Eric, last year, no steam
ers carrying passengers from Buffalo to Cleve-
land, and vice versa, were to be seen; hence,
the North Shore Railroad had the game all to
themselves. But Mr.. Ward, not wishing
to see travelling affairs continue so stagnant,
has placed, this year, two splendid steamers on
that important route. Consequently, our
friends (aAd they are legion who have occasion
to visit Buffalo are, hereby, strongly recon-.
mended to divide their journey between land
and wator. ..# ... u g.
The Arctic leaves Cleveland on Mon
| days, Wednesdays and Fridays; and the
Sea Bird Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, Immediately on the arrival OF
the trains from the West and South, and
returning from Buffalo after the arrival of
the Eastern trains. These vessels arc under
the command of experienced officers, Captains
Fish and Blodgett, and have superior accom-
modations. First-class fare, including re-
freshiDg nights sleep on the rocking waves,
famed by the cool breeze, after dusty land
travel, is only two dollars; and those who are
not so particular, will bo conveyed from Cleve.
land to Buffalo, for one dolar-cheap fare that
commonds itself to those with moderate purses
IT'S true enough that the fare on the Lake
Shore Railroad, between Cleveland and Buff
falo, has been reduced to $4 to meet tho com.
petition of the lake steamers; but the Ward
| Opposition Line of steamers is two dollarl
cheaper, and affords much more comfort tC
travellers.
These beautiful steamers make connections
with the Arrow, which conveys visitors L
Niagara Falls, and with the Ocean and May
Queen, which ply daily between Cleveland ant
Detroit, the fare on which is three dollars.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

WOODS Observation-Disclosures the in
clemency of the weather, there was large
audience greeted the Star Company at Woods
last evening. The beautiful comedy of "The
Heir at Law" in which the whole force of the
Star Company appeared, was we'll received
by an apprcciative audience. This evening
will be presented the celebrated comedy of
"The Married Life" to conclude with "Na-
poleon's Old Guard" on which occasion Mr..
Mark Smith takes a benefit. good bill.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

At meeting of the st: Patrieks n G b. sSGisy seS
ing, June 18th, the following resolutions "efe
adopted . A., coo,e,v be
berebv tendered to the officers of the SteanD'hts
Mars Ohio No. 3, and Champion No. 3 tor tnelr @ e.,
Hcent assistance md gentemanly conduct on the oc-
casiOn of our Picnic excursion. -, IA
Resolved, That to Captain Goode of the Mars, @ aha
his skillful pilot Mr. 0'Reiley, we are parucularD
Indebted for tile deep interest they tOokn the success
Of party, and their visilant attention 10 'he
sore iupS las WM GEOGHEGAN, Secy.
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday, 18th lust, at tho reside nee OF the
BRIDES father by Prof NJ r. Gaddis JHMTsA 81 y am am
sTRoAg TO Miss HANNAH A. PARKER, all OF thls cly'
(Waynesyille Visitor please eopy2 C,mn.
On the 9th ins in Felicity q, y Ms'i n ss AN
bell, MIR. JAMES ENGLISH, OF Cncinn''DI y" "o' al"
ME LAPE, of the above place. ,,,,.- wr, y
On Tuesday evening" June llth, by Eidet street "m
Stratton at his residence No. PSI West Eghtn Srr
MIR. MoHTRAvILLE LARABEE to Miss AMANDA '. AN'h'
all of Cincinnati, o.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16
m,y- NOTICE THE CINCINNATI

ACADEMY OF Observation-Disclosures by the Late
Professor Robert Conner,) closed its academic year
on the 10th instant, but until June 18th Will be open
10 lis patrons and friends, who may be desirors of
examining the varied specimens Of oil Painting,
Crayoning and Pencil Drawing. This establishment
is admitted to be superior to all others of tho same
description in the West, and it is hoped that the
patronage heretofore literally bestowed Will sun
be extended The Academy re-Opens OIL the first
Monday in September -,, =,
s, w. corner Seventh and Mound SITS.
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