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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-01

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A Weekly Journal of Politics, Litera-
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MARINE NEWS.
oct rs. EheLc as s.,, so-H. w.oT 90 "a


sTT i"sH1Pa-Ciiv n L'merirN, riverpool u,-
n 10" Otl'ans Nsrura. savsn~oi. An niu.is
hi ffanccnia. Portland: Marina s,overs'
~ Jcftcr bue, Boaton; Aleppo. Liyerpool,
,'' io'k end Richmond; Aii,mafle, koiiolk
an AitAiuoul; John Gibson, Alexandria
SHIPS tros'o, London . Grimm. ,t,ro-.
G. On Of Finland. 81 John, \ H.
bbRk1-.arih King, Liyorpool. y wri,h, =,
bio i.o; 20 Mary, Leath. "'"' 'r'
iHil Iol'.s, Nsrseirer n r. Do wolf SAINT.
ttw htnuttA, Halifax Continental. Ms-.oiilss
- 'He Iursooa, Realty, s. John, n IL
Sc UDONERs-l NAY, Hnlifar; ID n p,rio. q,
.i.f ~ vaughn, savannah. Bella Te-k plT',d
b. lloEi scnoe y J. Compton, Fo.e4siais;
ARRIVED.
STA "'HlPs Ocean Queen, A.plnvs1. Ce,.-,i
.''t .'t ''f .hhal' ior.i, to Ranger, Wellington.
y j -gut's'd. singapore. Webster. Iiv-
'I' 'fhhd Canniia' Of spain, from Havana;
''fF--lI Broohmau, Mobile. Acme Havana,
u vs. ,..N Do "lituess III Kii1l e'i. sevanbfb,
81. Ton, Gov B.g,JB
BRIO hrotta. osilby, from Gov B,v. c n
'tll'' Mrs ~ uh1rr Macii.s. Ccrsf-o. Prov
; ti' '"', E.Haic hport for NCvburypuri. nv
- i,'. '.' '.'u Lyu.ga, Calais: Mpiy b Piriso1
,E ~ pune. Btdcror'; Nrchmsn, Groom
3d., NJ 'l. o.. Hcw Bedford; Jolnv ] sd. New.
l'... ''yr.e clover h. aul: Connecticut, Nov
I, sven frru'o - EHciINud n u NeiraiI
n.'n,'a, TO- a. W Mimi vi, Rotks a: mary & Suran,
hlil.N lInrnoa, Jacttouyiie; Nirkshurg, CLa,les-
~ .. 30 ais. saw lrnEls s.l. j Aiken, Mobile.
q I,. g.t Ner rom, &; Gilman - King CrlRis.
..'h'h bli.ir anne, bo.tou. Margaret 4 Ley,
i'.hHot ur Hos;ou; Maria S,egcns. FIiyJetLraIt
T. ",.,c j. !; Eliza Gland, Eli1alcthpart ior
- ,.H. ..|' 't1n,e Morton, ItcEsQayiIIe. Joorgo
ia. ''' w i1e'on. Arsb.lc, " lli4in Ton.
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Ico Late for Classification.


- E'Js1N-0n Oct. it'i, of r-rslvsA John
! nHHn, native Of sc'tlHUd, seyt Is y,r..
90, ', 'u''- ~ ~ '"e Place 1ou he late scsidcncc
O'Clock. '''' W. 30 NJ
MI III On wednosi.v morning oct. H.
Lao' r.'f'cs. twin son of J! Itrand and Mazda.
Nhl h'in % tl'f months md O. d.v.
ne o. AtlFrs and lends of the 'auIv arc ,a,,.c,
N.' invited g. attend the funeral, The rThurI,s y,
rl'fl'on no 'c''rt. tom tho r,s denc, ~ Id, ~,
nnt., - Bedford %. o' on. "a
I,'E SiII.-AN OYSTER AND DRINKING
,,, T. u. 100 AnI ii,,urcs. Cal at 40 Btooinc Il
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riOSEsD AND ROOMS.

4 lIW YOUNG MEN NDA FEW yor-yc
r.. A. can hu ac,ouiI adgtrd with r,,f lo.ts -
d. '''f' Pc let. " an and Ncw thlmb.f. %, II
a FAMILY WITHOUT HUuEFN. Nant
't..' I. empty room, ~ a ,i.h. lts,u,li, ip a
, ''..i. Boo - ~ On" Ttl %. b Ntu. vrp.0
l't '.- l..H uarlius on laDits gate 10 ...,
'Ih u 10 snon.n. A4dtts,s lo1 IS, suu
o,.r-. goo su.}.
EoAlnlN3-2 YOUNG MTN CAN BE
r. .i,' 'lAIci rita to5I p.a,a board On private
III ENiNHlp HOUSETu LET IN Brook vn
ton Monday, oct. :, 20 Nav IL For further
! ftctait ~ on d. RlNG, 10 OH H. and rct
i1' u TO- Tie Louie' saturday, from - A 81. 10
~
TO ltI-A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
- ioom' 10 ono OF two rcltitn.,1. Ap.ly nt g5J
Nin'h ~. cor lot az, I'd floor
W ANIEB-BI A GENT MAN AND
WHO, OF . uufufn shed IJ,Iu.. Terms about
sl', 10y iLcutn Address 4. g., ,. lt.on Itz
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HELD ron TRtAL.-Joseph Simmons, who
sho, Richard Hope some time sincc, in Battle Row,
North Rsr,i street, Z. D., and inflicted 9 serious
though not fatal wound was ye,,erday committed b,
yuIse DALEY, 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury
both the injured man snd bis assailhnt ooored.
Siminons ives led to this essaut by Jealousy, bis
IiNa, Iopc, having suppaDted him In tho aflcctio
81 young cOlorUd woman, named Mary helinds
Leiitia Grimm.
CoRoSER's TSouEsTs.-Coroncr Barrett Last
evening held inquest at 10 Even street. r. D. on
the holy Of youDe married woman, named WI.
harp' who died suddenly at o'clock the same morn
lrf. The tesfimOny showed that the wofu,y died
non fuhocauon. having suffered for some time with
ven m iCr throat Tho jury In the crte Of
Fr' cont 10 u risen street, on NodIofInv lytt. sc-
'u t.c 'hc r'icG having charge Of the work ~ .nv
-e4th.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c

a WELL-TEAINED TOEY, o YEARS OLD.
d Tor sedd,e, or butchers VI LIo,c.'s tusines-
h9n.v ~ ~ West .ls, a. nj
E'OR SAlE--i HORSES, FROM l5n TO
100 hands hugh, 20 H. ye,r Old: PRICE from
90 20 10 Glso set Of hrht double harucsg 800
lb1ui. .or d.'s At o. Neiccrs.. 49,
kOn SALE-A BAY PONY, WAGON And
ha,reps. 90 he sold separate OF together. a.
lNFd a.r top iooi, uolt. lbs
EOE SALE CHEAP-A WAGON AND II,r.
uo,', Array .or du} 9. HallC 81 bet smith
ana aoyt 81, brUoEb NJ Lfst door, ilonG room. prco
l.9. 70
nor SALT BAY MARE1 YEARS Old
10 hands hifh. Warranted sound and KIND i'm
oil haiucss suitable fr truck G. al cart eyrr,. or
iIuCer, or any Kind Of rofI. Cal al ~, N,st i-,h
- i"i. ioth and llth ave-. 50
EuE SALE-A FAST TRAVELLING PONY
hose. Is hands III. ,, or wuu.4 ny, ,r i.r,a
one; valued for lW. Inquire ~ 8Sl " a5.hst. AZ
EUR SALE-STRUNG BUSINESS Tor.
wagon, suitable tor city u.o, iu rood order ycr,,
cheap Aso young scIvlcCau.t AoT.s, wArtancI =.
Actor stshles 20 Mest 18th It ~
HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGrS 6F |
al kinda FOR sue.O low priced horse, and ara
nun u'l Oh "a hhnd ctrriNres and WAGONS been MOI
"a hNeIy, tolIns oil cheap 10 Nesins o. HrnoE- |
~ So
ONE GREY HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP |
OlrGuiro IS JGmosst, ins'ore g61 |
TWO BLACK PONIES AND DOTBTF |
Il haIaes1 snt wagon fur ale aso 2 eoo,o. h. H..
tgr sale a. .sl s2rlag IT. iO6 u'
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=, hC'tDENr9.-A ''cv"lore, named william
hcIAnues. o. No. II Caroline street arci &c, While
Va-Ien stre,t A. y a. ., NlillnInr =, ue ~, ~ y,
yrynH9ner md o. 'rr, rnd vas dtor~o. Coroner
WWmoSV be.d "a iueu's'........'oan W. Drown. a
nllLSIahi ga i.tn lrg pla .1 ~ o. i's@ern Brt.
,.Al Ie,eht car ~ TIE Gcpof ~. Nor oi Whi and
' 'ut,E ~ IioidGs rrc'roou. Tho rlcel
i."e1 oitt ~ iflt 'hlrh c-usi iug ~ IN hedg ta'
~ oied ri,et c'ng lakcn n 10 ..u York Hoy al.
,'I99h'r W iidr. ltid 300 inr.c.' ou he oiy. and
N,Idlc- o. acf afnAl fttIh raf rlrftf't. 81
tbout gel cl. .as o.rriro ,evr,u.. i.a... in
hteUptin e. ica. f-rtf n Iht-I ave- 100 In
NO i"h' l'N uhd't, AID vss mou,Ily 200 .f... 10
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EOG SALE CHEAP-A WAGON AND IIar.
uc'', Array .or . dH} =. :. Baluo -. bet smith
and aoyt 81, brooGb n, hfSt door, mont room Price
30. 70
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4 " aIL-TEAINED PONY, o YEARS OLD,
u. Tor .eade, or butchers o. kIo,c.'s tusines-
Apply ~ ~ West .l., a. MI
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kOn SALE-A BAY PONY, WAGON And
lhlrd 49,, top iooI, uo4t. 1.s
, 1865-06-09
AUCTION.

RFTER Begjering af Fogden vii
2 vorde afhoIdt 4de Auction over
efterf6lgende Eiendomme
HUUS & LOD No. 10 a Bjerge
Gade, tiIh0rende PompeyAsh-
ton, Mandagen den lode dennes
Formiddagen XXI. III slet.
HUUS &LOD No. So c Oster Gade,
tilh0rende Adriane C.. DAILY,
Ma ndagen den l9de dennes Eff
termiddag III. | slet.
(begge her paa Auctions Contoiret),
som tagne we'd Execution for Skater
for 1863.
Christiansteds Auction Contoir d.
Sde Juni 1865.
.. A. StakemaMm.
, 1865-06-09

At the same Auction, will be sold
at l o'clock pm,
SOME
belonging to said dealing, and a
PhRton & 2 Ponies taken by Execu-
ton from Mr.. Huyghue, Blacksmith.
Christiansteds Vendue Office 9Th
June 1865.
j. A. Stakemamn.
, 1865-06-09
BEKJENDTGJOR ELSE.

AT Gouvernementet i Henhold til Colo
niallovens 5 sc har bestemt, at de ordent-
lige M6der af Colonialraadet for St. Croix
i Diet f6rste Aar af indevarende Valeperi-
ode blive at afholde paa den anden Ons-
dag i Juni, August, October, December,
d. A. og i Februar og April neste Aar i
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III. II Formiddag,
bringes herved til ofentlig Kundskab.
Gouvernementet for de dansk- vestin-
dislike Der, St. Croix den Ste Juni 1865.
w. BIRCH.
, 1865-06-09

lodging of the best can be had. He
offers to furnish breakfast and dinner
to families that may be pleased to
patronize him, and it shall be his
study to give general satisfaction.
His charges are liberal, which please
call up and ascertain and at same
time inspect his airy rooms offered
to dodgers and taste of his palatable
viands.
Christiansted 9Th June 1865.
I'll. w. THREN.
, 1865-06-09
ROSenstaEd
NOTICE.

IN virtue Of s SO Of the Coloniallaw I
have determined that the ordinary meet
ings of the Colonial Council for st. Croix
shall for the first year ofthe present elective
period be held on the second Wednesday
in the months of June, August, October,
December this year and February and
April next year, at the Governmentshouse
IL o'clock "a. m.
Which is hereby brought to public no.
tice.
The Government of the danish westin-
dia Islands, st. Croix, June 9th 1865.
W. BIRCH.
, 1865-06-09

AT Request of the Sheriff will be
III held 4th Vendue on the following
properties
HOUSE g. LOT No. 10 a Hill
Street, belonging to PompeyA Ash
ton, Monday the 10Th instant,
IL o'clock am.
HOUSE & LOT No. So C East
Street, belonging to AdrIane G.
Daily, Monday the 10Th instant,
at | o'clock pm.
(both 1t the Vendue Office being ta-
ken by execution for Taxes for 1868.
Christiansteds Vendue Office 9Th
June 1865.
y. A. StakemaMn.
, 1865-06-09
Rosenstand
6bNeW HOtel.U

THE undersigned takes this oppor-
tunity to inform the community
at large, that he has opened a New
Hotel s. Billiard Rooms in the dwell
ling House on Nos. Sc & 81 Kings
Street in this town, where board and
, 1865-06-09

7PHE upper story of the House No.
j 81 in Company Street, now in
complete order with Stables, Car
riage House, Cistern & Well, also
two cellars.
Apply to Mr.. Waldemar Meyer or
f. WEISS.
C~hristiansted June 9, 1865.
, 1865-06-09

Shipping Intelligence.
CLEARED AT CHRGsTIANsTED
June 3,-Danish barque Cathrine, J. Nis8cn,
Copenhagen, Sugar and Rum.
, 1865-06-09
Lutheran Church, Chrlstiamsted.

On Sunday the 18th instant, there will
be divine service held for both Lutheran
Congregations in this Church.
, 1865-06-09

executed at this OGire
with ~neatpesAand Ass-
patch.
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Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, December l2.-I-. the Senate to-
day. Mr.. Davis. of kentucky, offered resolution
which was referred to the judiciary Committee,
declaring that whereas i,l".c isia longer bcion
in i'.c limits of the United States therefore the
p.iyiieGc Of tho writ of Mbeqs corpus is restored
in every State.
III, Senate rcsi:mcd tie c,.si,leretann OF the
it"l-f !o-oIriin'. providing for the appointment oi
ini':' committed ui fifteen 10 Inquire into the
c,u;!:,! .f The S,ta;cs w!yh i1ruc:i the so-caled
Cnnraie ieracy, and II i.rt vIIcttGr they any Of
Hunao OF Congress. D
Tie resolution vas ai,ian.!ed and passed-yeas
81. nays II.
Tive Senate then atljournc',.
In te House The Speaker submitted !, commu-
nicalion from The Goycrn0" of i'yeflia c,ic"si:s
an Act Of tic General Assembly : .r5.s. OF the re
peal ofth" Aci giving the con"c: n .res'ts :.jla-
turc of Virginia .ur 'o i7l;n.S @ .:lo nc" S'nte
of West ;i:7.i.ig.
r.flryrj Ia the Judiciary Connittcc.
-. Raymond presented Tie credentials of the
...v'i;aers elect from Tennessee.
-. Stevens objected sayin; fiIlS the State of
= 'lnncsscc 'vtJ not known 10 the i.6use.
The Speaker ovcrru!ct the objection.
lJr. RAYMOND said there were many facts COZ
ncctcd VIII. Icnnca8cc. pnst and present, which
commended It's case to the carly consideration OF
the House.
Several gentlemen wanted tlie Tennessee mem
hers at once admitted, laudnS them for their
patriotism during the war.
The Ilulisc referred their credentials to the joint
committee Of fifteen on The condition OF tho late
Confederate States. Ycas--l2j nays--l2.
resolution WAS passed, inviting The members
elect from Tennessee to occupy seats i'll the Hall OF
pending The decision of their case.
The House then adjourned
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Co.. Jenkins, Of Georgia, Inaugurated.
rlEE, WASHINGTON CONcIiC2c.
H!snylvrNENT OF TIE SENATE C0NMJ7TEE TO
ca ..SfoER TIE CONDITION or The SOUTH
ACCEPTANCE OF TIL: CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
NIT DY OREGON.
Now York Market
COTTON FIFTY CENTS
k!,,,.l,JrrENT OF THE SENATE C0MafJ7TEh TO
c9 .SkoER TIE CONDITION or The SOUTH.
Ac..&,sNNcE OF TIL: CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
NIT DY OREGON.
Now York Market
COTTON FIFTY CENTS
q Q D 4 9
lsF. WASHINGTON CONcliEsc.

1unu%:ration OF the Govcrnoo rf Georgia
a,ui EpoEyr.LE, rccembcr 1t.-Govcrnor JEN-
Krks VS. inauguratcd horc at noon to-day. In his
address 70 tho Legislature ho says there will here
after be no conflict between the Constitution Of the
United States and the Constitution OF Georgia,
and that tho laws of the Unitod States will be su-
nrn.rc. He paid handsome tribute to the good
con,,rc. OF tho negroes during tho war, and says
they ,.us. be thoroughly protected in person and
propc-,y, and have the right to enter the Co":ts.
The arc tho best working class, and their late
owners s,c best employers in tho world. He re-
vicwe, ne condition of the State institutions, and
SAYS tha. even the light taxos will be burtcnsomo,
but hopes by systom of good management that
the olo may not suffer. AT the close OF the
address Provisional Governor JOHNSON handed the
great seal of Georgia TO Governor JENKINS, who
took the oath, and was then declared by the Pre-
sidcnt of the Senate The constitutional Governor
of Georgia.
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Queens and literary women are very @sl'! u.
handsome, but there are some exceptions 1" tii"
general rule {: The Empress Of Austria Is oi!' "'
the most beautiful of Europeans princesscs. a'r
famed for her kindness Of temper, noiwt!i'taii-
ing her rather naughty hearing. Size is tall ren-
der. graceful. with very white skin, good deal
OF color, large, limpid blue eyes AMI all amazing
head of light hair, which she wears il ciSlt mas
siyc braid-, wound round and round her head
forming magnificent diadcm Of hair such us very
few women could match from their own resources
She is also said to hc highly accomplished she
speaks all the principal tongues OF Europe, ali'l Is
particularly fond of the English language Which
she speaks as perfectly as though it were her ma
tive ,lialcct She is an excellent musician. paints
and draws extremely well. and is one OF the bold
est and most skillful horscwomcn Ut Austria. she
30 ssesscs stud of very valuable horses, ana II
pack OF splendid hounds and she is said to take
the warmcst interest III the racing and hunting III
all Europe, and to know by heart the names "I the
heroes of the turf, hipcl aal qna!:arca oi a'' tue
! countries of E1roi:e.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

5rE. G. II. WOOD writes to the pharmaccutica
Journal: ~ very curious toy il now being son
in Paris under the name of 'pharaohs SERPENT
y this tny really constitutes nn Interesting ciiri-
ical experiment, perhaps All account oi Il may
p:nvc interesting to Your readers. IL consists III
4 little cone of tin FOIL containing "liiic pnwdcr
tlnr,t IN incll in height, aud resembling a-,i'c
This cone is 10 he lighted at it, apex. W"i 'i"i'
Immediately begins is.'li'l% i'nn II Il the. s..r
pon; .ic coil, which continues t"iSlinG aii ~
crc,.ii,s in l-,tii Ia an aim 4t ncr;i;;,'9 cXrn.
The quantity 1r matter thus produced Is truly
marvcllou., especially as the coil which so cXn'r'
is :nl AMI may be handled, although. IF c'"ir-r.
it i, cxrrriuciy light aud somewhat ira:r Hay
Ing Il ttlo Of tiln white powder with which w:
cnncs are filled placed at my disposal ~ frielni.
submitted it to analysis, and toan'! ii ;%ron<!+t
Of snl plio-cydnilc of alcrcurT. lhi- sat. W''''
heated to temperature below rr' Ar-s. ;i;'.iri''
decomposition, swelling or growing il >;"c u q
mos. remarkable r:lanncr, a:ld rr,h'rln :; in'A-
tur. of mellon Ca cOm,n'iml nj car"n a:''i 'i'tr'-
ganl. with l:ttc sulphidc pI la"rc"";. he re-
suii3 ml~5 often a+sjlinc4a most fantastic Si'.
and j. sufficiently coherent t" retain IL form. u
presents Il ycllu:: r'!r; ~; lie 'Ntc:r mt - hin'
Within. The -, ria.At' s.;a?r. - c"ri. rfSnHS
frcn the salt brii:s i:,'n. III c'nc -: TIL i1i
lt the ,i,eo,i .ln -: -'l;l;lip-' ini'L:
,l.rsnpos,. i'll : snv nr.nio; :'Ci th 'hofc''tl'
salt. coat lining ,noiv sl.lpi:p-c:ar"%cI', s'i:'I 'a
pallc of Furnishing Il Ta.r Quantity "l m"H'i'
tYl i, -: 9rc i.4c1 N the rrc;!ti. srrrc..
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,:.,,. Proceedings in washington.

WASHINGTON, December 14.--In the United States
seaat. this morning, Mr. FooTE offered the usual
resolutions of respect on tho death OF the late SEN
etor CoLlAMER, of Vermont, and several other
Senators joined in paying tribute Of respect to
the mcraory OF the deceased
Tl.o following arc tho Committee appointed by
The House to take into consideration the condition
of the so-callcd Confederate States: : AIessrs WASH
BusSE, NIoRRELL, GnIDE, BINGHAM, CoScNINo,
Bourwrt.I., Blow and RodERs
,,;,,, .louso resolved liza. ali papo,s ':;l;ch may
bc offered upon the condition or tho so-c~iiea
Cou.rleracy, be referred without debate.
No members shall be admitted from any State
or States until Congress shall declare such
sto,cs or either of them, entitled to representa-
t;op. Several oulogies delivered on the doath
of Senator CoILAMER
cialinformation received at the State Depart
mont announced that Oregon hns ratified the
Constitutional Amendment.
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From Gc Ncw FORK Time( Of December H..
THE FMTTAN BnOTII,;RHOOD.

UNEXPECTED EXPLOSION IN TIE CABINET AND
SENATE
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r.o.est rro,n New Yorir.

Nav YORK, December 14.-Cotton hrn. Ssic>
four thousand bales, at so cents por pound NaVa
Stores quiet. Gold 46.
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