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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
Agricultural Meeting.

The Executive Committee of the Bat
County Agricultural Society is requested
to meet at the Court House in Butler on
Saturday, Sept, 10th, at l o'clock p. NJ.
for the purpose of making final arrange
ments for the forthcoming fair; full
attendance is requested.
SAMUEL MARSHALL,
Sept, 9th 1865. Chairman.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
The Coming Fair!

The Executive Committee of the But
ler,, County Agricultural Society had
meeting in the Sheriff's office in Butler
on Saturday the I'd inst, at which it wa
agreed to have the fair come off on -th
4th and 9th of October on the oil
ground near this place We trust tha
all who feel an interest in the forthcom
ing fair being grand success, will at one
take steps to further this object. w
would mere particularly urge upon al
those who have been named as officers t
give it their attention. The followin!
is copy of the names:
President-Wm. o. breckenridge,
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Mercer-W p. Braham sa
Marion-James Black Esq
.Venango-Robert Bovard, Esq.
Allcgheny-Robert Jamison Esq.
Slipperyrock-Thomas Moore.
Chcrry-Robert Dunn.
Washington-S. G. Meals.
Robert Story Esq.
Worth-Isaac McNees.
Brady-Robert T. Glenn.
Clay-Major S. Loudon.
Concord-Thomas Coulter. 4
Fairview-Wm. McLafferty. 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Forester.
Franklin-Alex. Mccullough.
Centre-Miton Maxwell
Oakland-Isaac Robb
Donegal-Col Manases Gillespie.
Lancaster-George Neiss.
Connoquenessing Joseph Henry,
Buter-Silas Pearce.
Summit-IIon. James Mitchell
Cleariel9 Miles Gallaher.
Jackson-H. b. Wise.
Forward-Jacob W ooster.
Penn-Eli Hartzell.
Jefferson-David Logan.
Wintield-Wm. Keener.
Cranberry-James Robinson.
Adams-Hon. Samuel Marshall.
Middlesex.-John Mahan.
Clinton-James Norris.
Buffalo-Matthew Greer Esq.
i5or Harmony-George Beam.
% Millerstown-Df: McMichael.
F" Butler-Wm. Campbell.
Centreyille-Johp L, Bard.
Helienople-George Burkhart.
/" Portersville-Alex. Akin.
I" Prospect-Andrew Mccullough.
+" Harrisvillc-Capt. A Ayres.
I" Saxonburg-E Maurhoff Esq.
Accommodation. Samuel Mar
.hal; John Coll Esq; James Bredir
ESQ.,; j. W. Forester; Jacob Walters
Robert C. NcAboy Gen. John N. fur
viance. er'd i' Ih.
We will be able next week to lay be
fore our readers list of the differen
classes subject to premiums, also a list o
all the Premium Committees, for all whicl
we would in advance bespeak careful
and on the part of those nance
prompt attention.
. There is no reason why the forthcom
ing Fair should not be the best ever hel(
in our county-let all assist in making i
so.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

Do The Perry county paper announce
the death of Capt. John Q. Snyder, of
the 7th Pennsylvania Reserves, which oe
Cured in Liverpool, on Friday last
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

Five thousand dollars reward
has been offered for the arrest of Ed
ward B. Ketchum, the New York
bank forger and defaulter.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

Camp Ferguson has already been
found guilty of no less than sixty cold
bsooded murders.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

r1- The 14th Pa. Cav. are now in Pitts
burg, awaiting their discharge. Their
friends may therefore, expect them home
in a few days.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

RI~ The List of Jurors and the
communication of Monument" will
appear in our next issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET
STATE SENATE.
r. AUDLEY BROWN.
LEGisLATURE.
HENRY PILLOW.
JOHN II NEGLEY.
81 lSuJject TO District Nomination.
COUNTY TREASURER.
WM. L. MOORE.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
w. III. Ii. RIDDLE.
COMMISSIONER
WM. DICK.
AUDITOR.
}. G. KELLEY, 3 years.
G. II. GUMPER, l year.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
NATHAN NJ SLATOR
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06

j. w. KIRKER,
Captain and Provost Marshal, 23d, Dis.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30
Lse,, oaieial Report Of satsrdav,s FsoAs.

Lees OficiaI Report of Saturdays Fight.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
The Evening Telegraph OF this city has the
following official report of Gen. Lee:
March 25th, II, 10 p. NAT daylight this
morning. Gen. Gordon assaulted and carried
the enemy's works at Hare's Hill. CAPTURING
nine pieces of artillery, eight mortars. and he.
tween 500 and 600 prisoners, among them ono
Brigadier General. The lines were swat f.,
u distance OF 400 or 500 yards to the rioht and
left, and two efforts were made to recantnre
the captured works, which were handsomelv
repulsed; but 1t was found that the enclosed
works 10 the rear. commanding the enemy's
main line, could only be taken bv a terrible
sacrifice of life, and the troops were withdrawn
to their original positions. 1t being impracti-
cable 10 take off the captured guns, owing to
lne nature OF the ground, they were disabled
and left. Our loss is reported as not heavy.
Among the woundedi is Brig. Gen. Terry and
Brig Zen. Cooke. All the troops engaged,
including two brigades under Gen. Pauseur,
pehaved handsomely. The conduct of the
sharpshooters of Gordon's corps who led the
assault, deserves the highest commentator.
Ihis afternoon there was skirmishing on the
right between the picket lines with varied
success. At dark the enemy held consider
able portion Of the line farthest in advance of
our main works. eHl"
(Signed) r E. LEE, General.
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From Havasa ana Mecico.

New YORK, March 20.
By the steamer Eagle, we have Havana dates
of the Goth. 'lAHl
The blockade runner Denbigh arrived on
the 25th from Galveston.
The rebel Gen. Chalmers is dead.
a meeting was held in San Antonio on the
"a inst, to take into consideration the pro-
position to occupy the western territory, and
open communication with California. It was
eaid 10000 recruits for the rebel army could
thus be secured. A committee was appointed
70 confer with the rebel commander of the
Trans Mississippi Department on the subject
There was a mutiny in the garrison at
Galveston on the 26th ult., resulting in, the
death and wounding of several.
More French troops have passed through
Havana on their way to France from Mexico.
The blockade runners Mexico and R. S.
Wood had arrived at Havana. Six others
we're lying in port.
A large number of schoone:s have arrived
from and cleared for Matamoras. vse,
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A GIFT ENTERPRISE CAsE.-Some parties
have recently been arrested in Boston on q
warrant for engaging in one Of these enter
prises. The Statute of that State provides a
fine notexceeding $1,000 for whoever sets up
orpromotes lottery for money, or by way
oflottery disposes Of any property OF value
under pretext of sale, gift or delivery of
any property &c, with intent to make dispo-
sal Of it by lot, dice, numbers, game, hazard,
or other gambaling device whereby such
chance is made an additional inducement to
the disposal or sale Of said property, &c. The
case has produced considerable excitemet in
that village. re 9es7da
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10 Il 4IE8T TWO DAYS -
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Asia at Halifax.

srtsss ~ HNa 5a
s mi. HALIFAX, N. g., March 3D.
Inc steamshlp Asia, from Liverpool at
- - "ciock on the forenoon OF the 18th, and
SueSutoWh iSen, ior Boston VIA Halifax, ar
ris yea mere at O'Clock this morning. sae1
,.i ne ASIA, on lhe zeth at q A. M, lat. Az,
, .po n o., passed steamship supposed to be
'H' oi ufian' pound east.
IT.. ;-oos aGkEAT RR Eddg;e ~s Mr. Iincoln,s
,,.rn,,r.I I'd sans T. rovsaIs his disposition
Ia go rlotalv than many of
a the opnoaS nos,ions 1--we proceed
Va utRecessofs. 1t admits that the
President fulils the duties which destiny has
imposed on him with sfrmness and conscien-
tiousness, but without any feeling of exhilera-
ton at the success OF the National arms. or
sanguIne antlclpatlons OF coming prosperity.
his ADDRESS appears 10 pe lntenueu 70 rSprfSs
the more sanguine expectauons OF tne NS Sal
erh people, anu W ln.laDo ~ seln WAY s
exer'ions anu sacIances MN 70 he S's ioi
tng Tmn;i Ns ~ ..a thg Sdross j. h,ona
modest and firm in tone. 80 - "a 80,
ine lnsS naS an alslele on .ne Ia,h "
sne ieDei nnenS Snas :" w., ernoar ~
1nu ~ u r ~, -.
nave asheu eol auy iluussnIe w1 .t oau pr
peliS ue Ieiuseu nin, anu .nas snG sosS S,o.'
has but one course open, tnat OF strict amer
gnco " rn9 sp,' vi 'ne inS'i uo'iou AAoNA 'Ao
oi arl'a S Ueolnes n:.,.,o ,,,o po.;s ~
lug ~ lai eno q. 40 -.
Eau y, uno iaoAioan NJ :" W
PRESIDENT Llncoln VIII lmmeolateiy recognize
the e,i Mexlcan empire; = $500. ~
much better hopes Of peace between Great
Britain and the powers which may represent
the United States at the end OF the civil war
than it had some weeks ago. The end OF that
war is not yet, but still Is very near at hand ,
in all human probability. In fact and truth,
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From California;.
SAN.FRANc1sco March .,

SAN FRANCISCO, March "a.
Last advices advanced greenbaeks to 65 and
81. The remainder of the 80 bonds, in the
hands of the sub -treasurer, $500 900, has been
taken. Gold is unusually scarce now, owing
to the closing of the mint for the settlement Of
the deceased meters and refner's accounts.
market, andis mostly being shipped to China.
Arrived.-Steamer Moses Taylor from San
Juan Dell Sur, with passengers who left New
York on the 25th of February. She was de-
tanned fourteen days waiting for passengers,
who were delayed by low water in San Juan
River, and the loss OF one transport.
The Company is negotiating with the Costa
Rican Government for the right to navigate
the Colorado River, which is navigable at all
seasons, and has good harbor at its mouth.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 20.
The steamers PERT and Trade Wind have
arrived from Wilmington with twenty refu-
gees. aieefs1 a.aa. saiss.s1i ~ q. =,
The news from our forces in North Carolina
IS extremely favorable; but for the present
every thing pertaining to their movements is
judged strictly contraband. We may however
say they occupy firmly the position at Colds
boro, where they are strong in numbers, and
confident of success. IS q. - q. q 20
No active movements Of importance have
taken place since the occupation of Goldsboro.
Gen. Sherman arrived at City Point with
some officers of his staff Monday evening, and
left on his return to the army Tuesday, after
an interview on board the steamer River
Queen, with President Lincoln, Gems. Grant,
Meade, Ord, Sheridan and others. ~,
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U. 9. S-so six Per Cent.
G olD-BEARlNG Rrsns

Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
This is
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0. s. Commissioners, Court,

WIN. b. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
Edward I. Farr, mate OF brig VIM. b. Park,
was yesterday before the Commissioner, for
aiding and abetting persons in smuggling CT
gars. After the examination of one witness.
the hearing was postponed to Thursday April
9th. G.. F. Talbot U. S. District Attorney for
Government; M. NJ Butler for respondent.
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Municipal Court, March %.

Ivory Littledeld, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, paid fine and costs amounting to
S617.
Moses Quarters, Peter Carter, Amsey
Downing and Wm. Cretstord, were brought
up, charged with violating the fishing laws of
the State regulating the digging of CLANS
They pleaded guilty and were ordered to
recognize in the sum of $50 each, with sure
ties, for their appearance at the July term of
the S, j. Court. Downing recognized, but the
others were committed. Howard q Cleaves
for State.
John McRandalI, who was up short time
since for receiving stolen goods from boys,
and who is now under recognisance for that
offense, was again brought up for similar of
tense in receiving goods stolen from the Grand
Trunk Co., by boys. He pleaded not guilty
and waived an examination. For want of
sureties in the sum Of 5000, for his appearance
at the July term of the S, j. Court. he was
committed to Jail. P. Barnes for State.
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Recommendation men were sent TO
camp yesterday from the office of the Provost
Marshal. They were credited as follows:
Portland, Kttery, and Standish one each;
Gorham five; Biddelord three; Kennebunk-
port and York two each.
Only one man was recruited yesterday at
the City Recruiting Office. syo1q n.
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PORTLAND AND VTCIEITY.

NesU Advertssessepts Te-D.sv
Theatre-Dsering Hal-This Evening
The Honest Old Medicine-Do Elixir
The Great Herman Heimittel.
Farm for Sale-J. s. Winslow.
Importantto Travelers-W. ID. Little.
For Lubec, Bosch edwin.
Popu ar Readings-City Hall.
Grand Subscription Concert--City Hall.
Horses Wante4-h enry Inman.
Housd Pfor Sale-Ercn Jacobs.
State Of Msine-Ba Notice.
The Canal National Bank of Portland.
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l1es. asaoaH PHILADELPHIA, March 90.
Ga The Bulletins Washington dispatch says
Mr.. Cook, editor of the Wilmington, N. G,
Herald, has just reached here and reports
there has been no additional fighting with
Gems. Sherman's or Schofeld's armies. The
troops of both armies are being supplied with
provisions and clothing.
say that several days ago Gems. Grant and
Sherman had an interview lasting several
hours. Time or place should not be mention
ed. soy 10 - ss,issg3
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RAILWAY TRAvEL.-We invite attention
4. to the advertisement Of W. D. Little, Esq,
who is agent for all the great leading routes
to the South, West, Northwest, and to the
Canadas, and can furnish through tickets from
Portland to any point aesnea. ruis is .
great convenience to travellers. especially
ladies and families, as it will save vast deal
of trouble in going from one place to another,
by avoiding the payment OF local fares. Bust
ness men will find it to their peculiar adyan-
tage.
Mr.. L., will afford any information desired
as to routes. prices, &C., to parties who may
call upon him.
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FIRE AT YARMoUTH.-Aboutt three o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the station house at Var
mouth Junction caught fire from the train
going to Island Pond. Before the flames
could be extinguished, the roof was wholly
destroyed. By the aid OF those around the
depot the flames were extinguished, and fur.
Their damage prevented.
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Gen. Ste,seman's Raid.

WANTAUeA BRIDGE, Tenn, March %.
The forces under command of Mai. Gen.
Stoneman have, in their rapid advance, re-
covered over one hundred miles OF railroad
and are driving the scattered troops of the
enemy in confusion before them. Gen. Stone
man will soon strike the enemy where they
least expect. Probably when this dispatch
reaches New York. the Richmond papers will
chronicle the event.
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1Le.nC0Ster '
A Rare Chance for Business.

...asrsigned. In Consequence Of III health,
NHs,s OBJ iged 10 Tenquish the business which hs
Sssn 20 long ENGAGED IN under Lanesstef 1 ,s,,
a1 mon very advantageous terms 1t 10 terialnly
sSs be It stand in Portland, the Hal connecteu W
Il pro fucing good paying business o. nsc az
clsss and profita lie business-no other place can
compete with. or equalit TIE rens siows slG VII
If desired. r L. ~ODAN0OS'
March IS d2W
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THE TRANscRIPT.-This popular literary
journal comes to us this week greatly enlarged
and improved. 1t has new and ornamental
engraved head, is printed with new type, and
makes a very tasty appearance. The paper
used is from the mill Ct Messrs. R. E. Lyon s.
Co., Skowhegan, and is an excellent article.
Mr.. Ewel continues to WELD the pen edito-
rial, and he does it with grace and versatility.
Published by Elwell, Pickard & Co., at 50 SO
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]. G. MYEBs.-This veteran State Manager
is, and has been for along time, in Toronto,
G. W., where, we are glad to learn he has
been remarkably successful in business
point Of view. Mr.. Myers was recently made
the recipient OF substantial benefit, and
among other mementos he received was
$25 cane. 'o2-A
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Departure of the Great Cavalry Expedition
~ from Chickasasc Bluffs.

NEW YORK, March 20.
The Posts Chichasaw Bluff, Ala, cores
pondent of the 22d, says he writes amid the
confusion of breaking camp, as the great
cavsley army is taking leave of its base for
operations in the southwest. The 1st divis-
ion is commanded by Gen. McCook; I'd by
Gen. Hovey; 4th by Gen. Upton; 9Th by Gen.
Hatch. 1ssst3 ne re sisF saeel bro
This expedition has been fitted out at an ex-
pense almost fabulous, and its operations are
expected to be OF the most extensive and
important character. s ma 5soN
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HORSES WANTED-Attention is invited to
the advertisement of Capt. Inman for the pur-
chase of Cavalry and Artillery Horses for the
United States Army, which will be found in
this paper.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

.ne'e Notes are issued under date of August 18th,
- anu are payable three years from that time, in
holder into Sf'-'A " ING
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RELIGIOUS INTEREsT-We learn that an
unusual interest is manifested in the subject
of religion at the Casco Street Church. and
that meetings are being held each evening
during the week. Lecture this evening.
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. d. 81
The DUKE de MoRNY.-This celebrated
character is dead. he was bora in Paris
October 1871. His parentage is matter Of
conjecture, although he Is generally under
stood to be the illegitimate child of Queen
Hortense, the mother Of Louis Napoleon, and
thus half brother to the Emperor. He was a
very remarkable boy and Talleyrand said OF
him: "This little gentleman win be minister"
During the coup detat he was one of the very
few who were in the confidence of the Empe-
ror. On the same day dec. 2 1851 he was
appointed President of the corps legistatif.
While he represented France at the Court Of
Russia, he married Russian princess. At
an earlier period of his life he bought large
mandatory and engaged in the production
ofsugar from beet-root. q lt"pia0 as9@
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2 - eaITQ. d NEW YORK, March 20.
The Commercials Dispatch says the raid
ers were refused to be surrendered on the
ground of belligerent rights. Judge Smith
neid that the treaty was no longer binding on
the contracting parties, as the United States
refused to recognize the belligerent character
Of the Confederates, .He .also. bad. etognrzed
the raiders as beligerents, not robbers. The
raiders were remanded until Saturday, on a
second charge of assault with intent TO muir.
der. They were also arrested on the charge
Of violating the neutrality laws.
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FinQNciaL.

PHILADELPHIA, March 90
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the 7.3O
loan to. day at 1884 900, of which $215, 600
was from New York, and individual subscrip-
tions to the number of 1887 for suus OF
$50 and 500. He
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NEW YoRK, March 90.

DIGGING CLANs.-There is statute upon
our law books which forbids the digging OF
clans, except under certain regulations.
Complaints have been made by citizens Of
Scarborough, Cumberland, and other places,
that persons, not resident in these towns, VIC
late this law with impunity, much to the detri-
ment OF the citizens who have a right to the
protection afforded by law. se
To such an extent has this been carried on
that the Selectmen OF Scarboro' have thought
1t proper to make an example of some of the
depredators on the clam beds in that town.
Accordingly four men were arrested there.
and brought before the Municipal Court yes
terday. They pleaded guilty to the complaint,
and were bound over to the higher court, as
will be seen by our Court Record.
This should serve as a warning, as other
towns are determined to do the same thing.
and arrest all persons who commit depreda-
lions upon their clam beds. sgF
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TEETHI TEETHr TEETH

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, ia
ity without Pain. Persons having decayed tee tn
OF stumps they wish to have removed for resetti
he would give polite invitation 20 call 7 d
Superior EIectro 1ug..s&- Machines for sale for
DR., D. ran accommodate few patients ~sAl>
hoard and treatment at his house.
Omoo nours from o'eioof A y % l2M.;I
from to p. M, and Ito In the Evening
Ooneultatiom free. nta- q e nov1b
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Eagle Hill Mutual Coal Company.
nuo..,n.au niuidona Mo q

FpJHE second M0pthly Dividend o Two pei csh ny.
II for ths month Of February has been osc, 49, ~
vote of Directors. and with be psid 70 sne
stockho ders % retDfd March a. AZ IVA . .
On n s1s sS1n aay Of AprE EDWARD SHAW, AGENT
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BURNETT's Standard Preparations are in
dorsed By competent judges, as possessing
the merit claimed for them.
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33550& E9sa NEW YORK, March 49,
48@50 as3g .,a
er; State 1909 go; Round Hoop Ohio 75@ls So;
bb's at 9ls0@l3; Canada lower; salss $50 bbls al
8 400ltt0. ff.15. sia -.
Club SOt 1000 busheI, gosd Winter Red Western
Aei; 4300 amber Michigan 2 0St
Gern-2@9o lower; sales 1880 bush new Yellow
at 52gsI IS. ="
Oats-lowsr; Canada 9lG92. .eh
Beef-steaay.
Pork-dull ;isales 30 ooo new mess at 2sg2s, CLOG
ing at 49, ss 49,
Lsld-heavy; sales 100 bbls at isa1st.
Butter-Ohio 14@22o
Whiskey-dull; sales 200 bills at 17I02 Is
Sugars-qulet; sales an hhds Muscoyado at 1O5G
III 60l boxes Hsyana at he E,gs1su -
Cofee-dulL fa&s ~ -.
Neval Stores firm. eea ntteHfsEE
krelghtsto Lverpool-dull. tg -
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Massachusetts, LEGISLATURE

BOSTON, March 20.
D Gov. Andrew to-day sent message to. the
Legislature vetoing the bill to exclude liquor
dealers from serving on Jurors.
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TWELFTH AND LAST LECTURE = INDIE
PENDENT CoURsE.-This lecture will given
by Fred. Douglass this evening at City Hall.
The announcement of the name of the lecturer
will insure full house. Those who have not
secured their tickets will exhibit commenda-
Bile prudence if they procure them this morn
ing. AS we view the matter, there will not
be many tickets to be had in the afternoon.
Douglass always makes heavy drafts on the
population whenever he lectures. We have
had abundant evidence of that fact in our city.