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dsy could pass which would not cal up something
u rem nd hirn n ue brand which o,literatol 8
ciuzenship sna bis claim TO popular respect. For
lunatsly for those soldiers whom wrong impulse
has lei 10 dsseriien. Ne amnesty will, II accepted
blot out this Otherwise inevitable odigm, aud re-
store them 10 honorable p gt.ons. siviy days are
o'Terci In which 10 dec ,e tie question. On one
sdc is tho fliGllmcnt o. The ori-'nal enlistment
contract with ssirons probability that tut hito
actusl service will be- req rod On tn other 3
alienage, and lifelong .'.,r1s, go NC eui 20 10
Inherited b. ppstsrty. What man, vio f'" hat
he {. an American sui a freeman, can hes tate be-.
lwern he two anerratves'
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Nrc rsrh Srtprtsg Nfrrh II, u T. 4-~on.o.ion
rHnora, circulated hy the buls rrsu ed ot the Fr-
dny Evening Eychar'c in forcing sold up, at ono
time, 10 1857, This morning the quotation At TIE
ongning was $50, aud advanced to l9l =. ~ the
oiose Of o-ncht. report th' quc.aiou' werc firm NJ
l9l 1872 The specie shipments Tor the - hole week
Naount to only !UUlb the rocc 90, from California
fL2SI,l0o, the Customs pay mems .L4Ub 80. vh.ch
wus more than the Treasuro was called 10 ll.hu,,e
during the week the l040 March coupons hy
nearly - million Of dollars. The stock mlrlct WAS
firm and higher. Govcrnmen's vclo rather ,ess No.
tive. The money market was without motto, able
change. Exchange rominal The ho-' s;orl.nc vt-
quoted ll~al-A ios 80 days. on Change to ia .,
Four was irregular aud NJ ettlci Extra State ~.
scarce ani vrr, firm. while preitr much all ,tanr
Kinds we're dull and decIinin-. wheat va, dun aud
dIoorne. Corn va- dull and nominal oats wee
dull and heavy. Fork vac trmer. Ievi was steady.
Lard was without decided change, ani WLisscy was
dull and nominal.
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lyman b''che's Autoa,o- apA. Cur.e,Y..-,i!.,..
I'H'- {. h's 'oA, CaI.es Bre,f eg vl.. ... zee
S''t tAt'' und uuiucIuus Uu.IaViuy q uu , upu.
lin StLAIe. F' -N- ''V'' '-A
Volume IL OF this work has jrst made its appear
anee' CONTAINING even more interesting matter
than any in tie first volume. Tho correspondence
with gifted Persons belonging to every class Of
people, exhibits tie mind Of the man more forciblv
shan any other illustrations Of his character tbs,
abound IN this work. The autobiography is in.
sIuctive, and the conversation of the "old man"
With his children W the family circle is rare dis,
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Cot BAEra deserves \ tn'dsL His detect 20
exploits arnorz he bounty Jumpers an -okers
have called forth general APPRECIATION, and he ha'
done on inrslcrl,blc amount of good for te GOV.
ernmont Tie climst oi his operations los ever,
occurred in Ho'okcu, on saturdsy, anl wa' ~
skilliuily executed, artfully concealed, and 40
stupondo1s IN it, results that Col. BAKra must
take the front r.nk Among detective experts. TIE
gross product ofthc Hohoken raid was shout seven
hundred men. comprising a complete cole tou Of
brokers jumpers, swindlcrs and rsscsl' Of every
imaginable grade, inc uding a largc number who
followed the business of Jefraudug the Go-erur cut
ssapro'esFon. many oftie victims ofpAE sssi',.
trap were partic, who tai managed 10 avoid is
sttenuons while operating tn his city, and who
doubtless congratulated themselves On ui'ng he
W.i s1t officer. This Ia tho grande7t haul ~ Gov
crnuont swiudlers that has yet been mpie, ani
athoush 1t 10 quite probable ihat some u tho
sev'n hundred now inca Grated will he found
g.'ldos- 'cw grains of wheat arnong thc 'Arcs
itF probable h.t the descent IA question VII Naye
tendency 10 oicc,uslly trcsf mp this spe,.es Of
'Sin1llnr, for ,hey would no, know at what min
1,e the irrcpressihic n,EEn might roIn,c upon
tf en
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~
Tnp rebel senate has a, las, passed tlo BIN pro.
yil.us FOR tie Arming Of negroes and the pfocoss
" converting ,syes mo soldiers .' stouG 90 COM
menoc. T.is result Ia precisely what might have
becn expected. The issue Invoked Nss that oi
rr nclp,o against nccosity, sud the lArer
uA'utaly tr.uuphei. BY this means the rebels
will gain a certsu number OF nom nN soldiers hlt
At wa4t cosii The Charleston MEaCuEY sToro
truly VIXEN, IN opposing u.' policy, i aid tia
slavery and tho Con'ederacy are insepsrAhls, tnl
tult th. conversion Of slaves into military slei.o
30 virtually .iyin, t'o death blow 10 Southern u-
Dependence. As well might - builder ai'emp. to
rear h.s rlpersiructuro higher by tearing out the
material Of his fou.daton anil ps ~ at We, IS
for The rebels 10 erect Coufc lerAcy at tie EXPENSE
o. slavery They Ar, indy sibe, bound to.,.aer 90
irdisoutly thAt one cannot onr survive tho otter.
slavery WAS no cause . the prcs,nt war, an1
oh ng hut tho ambition g. rear slave olisorchy
in the South would have auinstei the rcbel
| lciIcrs IL ,iheung 10 their ohipcrs Of In
! lcpent encs With such pcrsiipncy. lAko slavery
itou item, and their position even with indcrcn-
dence, would be lcss gratifying TO tho.r 'ausLiy
ysnity th.n i was before tho war. While they re-
ma'u,d within the uion fold they h>i tho priv
lee of three hf,hs representation ior their slaves
without slyery thev voull lie no better than t.
| dupes Of their own complexion whom they use aud
IN tear' despise. JEFT DAVIS and his colleagues
uudtrs'.ri these i,,ts clearly, and In heart thrg
would ar rather be iu tie oil ] Jnion to-day, with
tho pu'ucal advantages tucy enjoyed IN castiu. 20
votes of .ho.r slaves thau t. ran the risk u sep
ArAtug the peculiar institution from the idcs OF in.
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CNsrY-p1 SATURDAY. I'M. Peer Ca.ey. private
Of t0.fAAy 90, hoa'F Artillery, Sea Or. \ ouu-
Ii ed DIS brother. frienI. will please attend hi.
O'Clock. ~
10 LION -uddcaly. on saturday. Wrrh iuh.
JaHr aIao# oi the late John fu..ol s.nd ~ ,ca.s
ana months, a native Of tho Isle oi Man.
Lo'tto titAt. 'ut TO memory dear.
%o'o" OF fiuo al ia to-uorroW'e paper. ~
kEAk&>.-uu March l2,h. hlrgaTet,wifc o: Robert
h,t.us, n,,I % -ONs.
The icla.iyoe snd uicnds cf ihc family sre ro.peri-
fIt ilNt"- ie Htic1g lhe iunerAL oL Tut~ilt a tC
nom ha4cu u al o'cock, hom her late 70. 'cucc,
lH u. u.iHas. ...
McCLEAN.On sunday. March 70. Ml-e. infant
The friends OF .l. luil} ait Ie-pcctiulP invited tn
attend IN uIgrn. this thoaca, aiie uoon .
otook, tr"u il lo,CItt. 10
UstLtNAN on saturday. March n. i,Os n
tN" ,, hlu urA. Go. Cob, Incl ld.
lu. hltu1s nud scuantu1.os lre tesp0c'ullv in-
y,t,t 70 attend ~" iurerr, ni' ,Noua1,. after
yt'Ds.) II. Boon IGrv.s lchsc cO3y. .,u
SNEiI.-pu ~s,u.dt, M,r.h /, after a long and
pa'n'u. n.r,-r Joan 10. su'' aged 6i yoal-. moe.
tH' ""FH.
1h, l,at,ye, rud frcu!f Of the family are respect
noon, March 10, 80 oI.0ck ttuW the residence, OF us
ru'- I-i.", Hture j. Ac'sahl, ti Wet o'th - CO...
OF 9th ave. $40
THOMPSON In H-oohl,n march ~. a.tc- p ,hort
of ",D. o. Ihourson. .'d !? years mou,s sa4 II
o.fs.
rc,ic.t Nhreio, yon havc lcftus,
NI.. s,ut tu God cn hirh;
Oh. Nrc' 0etr. so wlll miss Won,
t'at ven lt WiIh fuu hy Nu1 Dos.
ln' H'it,s and f-irnjs OF the family are respect.
.'. .rN..tI 20 HupuI TIC funeral, tom her I-ts
t' ''''. ''' Columbia sS south BookyH. is
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TIE wnn,lr.Y MERC,ny.
a LITERARY PEARL i THE BEATiI-
Ilft l. NIW sIui.i
OF
MAJ uE HILLARY

III tlllN Ni'I'lIIF'- 7 fk.
i" Nia " D.. BENun1N
author Of The Ou.-q.:s" ..'ulof. rlovd" Lady
Aude,'s secret &C.. &c.
De lulicatiou Of this charming romance u c0tn-
meucei 10 the
Ngw YORK MFRCrRY
or SAIl RllAG, MARCH, % II 90 cue Of Lle cho..~N
p'u.lc'inrs hat hoe yct adorned the ru.as oi e. \
gtrrta ~ journal of American Lie -stuls Tla
Tam" 90 Miss krlItnr ia 700 WI.or sad W4.gI'e
C'r'd to tr ltife extended notice. She uas won
hcr eat TO the h,arts % s ~ho ap. rec.nte puIe
fhrd, and Iut. thou. ptpHC.-pa ia llul4-c ps-.,
hilut .ad cheerful, set i.rI.ded, AID 'fc, ON auS
90 n Jach toSaId af-0atIun, oithcr gave or raw.
lnofe H. an unterrur.pu. Of genuine uud nstufsI
lunl,i, ~, 'hnu runs hkc s.ivcr thread thruurh
Niss i'uddou'i tcNI and icnus peculiar chsnn IN
81. that lie h-a written. Her very beet chamrtcr-
tr' appear lu tn.s her latcsg tul undoubtedly uost
n.s,urvd and o.. .r peiio nance
MAJ UE HILLARY
opens in TIE T1Imgni.1 Peninsula, amid the fIesh
s.nLDs of
BRITISH AUSTRALIA
nd She Quaint lie and mann ot 'hc Colonies a
tht AultoGcs FiuncH Ifoto hlsu. tho poor
suid'cr" Of the work. is spieud fpaciuen Of his
piU,raaol. ant the iC24c.'t lt,sltIun IA At once
riFr'ei hy the sttong, manly individually he Ispic-
srnts.
he scenes hat ensue are novel and striking as
the ienifc.pct Of TIE Coul.y IN rlIcL they lil,
yet int"l MINGLED constantly with fne tourhet ~
English houe-!'c. sud kindh domestic Zee iug.
bonn hEAkI AND lNApINATIpS
are immcdiat'ly iu'eacR.et, and tGr IeTueL Of q
siI e gharier convn,es The uoet indifferent or iss
cfuc thnt BE- L-, indeed before him ;uos iascIlGy-
TIE SUw YORK MERCURY
Of the 18th instant
WILL NJ READY ron pEL!NERI AT noon
cO1tsinias the opening chapters Of Mi,t Brn ;dou
bCautiiui stony. 90.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

GRAND VOCAL Arp IN.TRtNlLNTAb
" g...,t ui. t, ..vl. f.. fNe .D..c.e Gttl.Aet a
Fsfh,. G..lcw A. d.. .oy.a'., 80. =, y. S.. ~
hondi. evening st hol. ... cIr = - y sni ,
u' ser, tht.i ac-,Ico Ne-,.s W son. PnTs.
} se Evo.t ile, .., N4l.C.. Carol, Austin aud
-. r.fov tt. I-r tenCfrt. Iles l'mfN Nouets VIZ
he,iiuu. ME- Ltui.su, dla' Han.ou, Niss CA.e
ihr C'.lian E4ui v 10 also o. .u sf-rltluce. Iics.
CotWit',e. li2
NOTIcE-THE MEMBERS OF TIE M
' mp.u sic Conc p'i u Temperance CIlctl Nil -
I"lt &C. ~ ittnia ri ssperill u,,t.uc 4 tne ~
f.oLa, ION sf. u, ~ Avenue 4, od Mo1dav, Mar
lt'h, l-t5. 20 make grrNfrei1tats f1s ~. IltiCFs
lr.. e.. order oi y AiiLS O'BEihN, PR e. vi
CHAfL STANLEY, -cc'y. 1ta
THERE WILL BE A pCBrtC MEETING
Il Of the 80. LHnrcr.o Circle %, tug ioIin U-o.o'-
hpYd 60 li'l % H4I -th Hso. 90 Monity cvcHiu-,
March ~ 90 o'clock. j. Rare O.. Gul -. Kocitr,
io'n tns circle. NtuNNtLN Ceute r. rEQw.NL,
Secretary IL
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ArLASuc hosrnir, Tor March. Boston: Tick
nor 4 Fiois. New York: Amcrioaa News Co.,
l2i Nassau street. Tho present number opens
with new tale, sn..ted tho story of Year" !"
Al interesting paper on "Andersonvillc," tao "a.
nous rebel prison zen, rom V.cnoe 20 many
Union patriots havo ~ their last earthly rest.
ng-paces' will repay pcrrs1' rs als1 ~ article on
"Anc cnt Mining Hn Lake suIeri1r," which sIr-
gest- That those anci, q miners, whose lies are
found strrwn n ia the Lakes g. the Gul, had U cir
homes in h"Nico, Hnd we're an enlizhtend and
civilized race, differing I'm many impo apt rcsrc, Is
from : q rowing tribes oi North American Indians
wh' 70 ans estors vcro supp1Hel g. have wrought IN
O. - ancient mines. Tie usual amount OF 9th r
matter IA contained therein also.
MADAME DEsoRFsr'a NJ. on or FAsrt1S, Asn
iLtrurEAILp MOsrILY, for 3 ryh, ig iss Ici. In
thia nuLltsr IL son. and chorus, music aud
poetry by John hahon, AMI ARIA red ior tie IL
ano, 10y the lste Steih hcn Foster. There ia also
poem by T. eodo:e Tiltou, ami good dcsl ~ ex-
c'Ilent misr 'll.nooas reading, tpscther With tue
,uIes. fashions.
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Domeslic cNInrkeln-MholesnIe prices nrrent


NEw IOAA, SArUKpAr, March N, 1865.
Holders aud buyers ARE 10th inclined To Gca, lc-
tvu az loh aic in hopes OF adyaEtaru IN thu market
Eat n, ro1 rud exchange nrc material, cIan.Jng,
th,e eau lo little hope. for holders that prices Will
advance our -mies are continual, victorious, and
there sa Lively prospect that before the l4t of Nav
Richmond vii be IN oar possession, and good hopes
are entertained Of a speedy rotsoIaton OF i.lce,
which hgs tendency greatly to reduce iao. Il will
De observed by CUR uuos.', ls tAAt IN hary in-
stance have rates increased but whore oala-o' are
made figures are lower.
Co6tr i6.-Java, i5,l6q; 81. Domingo, '5aa5, Bio
Cq1on, b.-Mi, Scw orleans ,oao5 Md. Up.anl,
ANl3; Gold lst!lg.
D,mesuc gDoaA gIrL-Shirtine' hroF1. .5l5o;
10. nrh'd, 2Jsi~ shc'u hrowu, e" ol- 3 b ee,I a.
45a4o Dulin., brown, 5'a55' DO Omen, i0.s I:
flar uols, a.AJ s..t.uctr, 'U-l O., 49,
Al %, Dry sciit, --ao G2. Pick. salmon, J. y; "a
4Jr; A-.hesc- q, 10 ovSio 1o' heIlin,s' h lox.
-Four and H,a, b,i-GencsseeN ext, l. G,a'l 70.
OHIO, c, " f. d.nll sJ; ntulsttO"u, a. ,aal- aI:
state :. 10 tN., H'.aiN.o, Mr'ou.r -...li o.,
Ianld AL, G.. :. - all 40; E't -DA' u-N.. Com
truIt-k-.s,n ,ns, Non, Go li' la e., Jos, "a
o 81 .tu.4-u's INaI,g AAnouGA 2's.n hosuelcd,
GrItr bush. Wheat m. VII. 6oa2 GS Canrli.n
Cub UUu- +. kNr, b5A ,53 Com, y.- % A. f:
barley, lua- uitS, tate ,0ll Vi, ~ 49, va
Lau5,' .o"' .os' tH and pants, por NJ, 7a tat
| SPRUCE rs Ha-' yoi slaves hhasn 30 Voa--S u. 80
n ''a5s,s, 5a..-Nes orleans, 3Ial 10 Porto glco
nv. '5al %; Cuba, Aus,, do. 1.aI5; cuba clayv4
| 4-aj0.
O!s.;-oHye, gall, sCsls %; Olive, c'sk+ .-.
55al ~; Kerosene sSas7
PrOris oHs- --B,eL N, bhls. l5 Oos2l ot 10. Pr
| M nominal FORK, clear pes, nominal; n. u,ss
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quisiton upon religious and moral topics which
initiate the reader iuto toe secro. influence that
wrought every member Of Lyman Bcocher's family
into she eifted men and women they Rave proved
themselves. The story Of Mr. Becche 3 life is told
in msnner that le'vos pleasing impression uf on
the reSieI, which =, materially heightened hv the
contributors # other members Of TIC family. a.
they recount some well remembered scene of their
younger days or re.sll ~ TIC father his ralo.ual
a!mOuiiions
This autobiography, az whole, will be found a
valuable addition to the li,eratI.c 4 our lay and
connecting, as It docs the glorious pisl' with
the common p'sce "IreSout" will be often con.
suited by those WHO seek 10 know TIE trials that
hcset Clrittans, or ,ish TO Obtain a correct In
sish, into tho "faith" which possessed tie mind
Il "FAiLer Bcscber"
sgnS'Vs o. OuR IoVn trsrs Cuatgr Avp ma
h!i''tn hnritEI ~ lii. tnncLca Cardinal
Wis"intn. ~ q j. sadlier Co.. 81 Barclay street.
Tho name q 50 eminent o man rs Car iinal " ise-
man might alone d" sufficient guarantee for the
excellence of tbs work. The sermons were
preached in Rome by command % the Pope, COM
meme ng % far back as 1921, aud extending over
ries u yoars, and q. now pubished 'or ihe first
tue. There is also sn Apfeu'. s, consisting II
Iastorals On the sacred heart " Jceus. 1Hc work
Is neatly bound, and should be ia ,he LsnIs Of
every Catholic.
litsourI ,-p Prreo'r,s wbtfs. \ complete
ruiGf book and cercrirfI1n Of tn oil g. lols ut
i'au-, lvnntq. Wet ..sInis hIt Ohio b. =. "
s. h n'. Published nv the American News Com
pr. % Nassau st-lct.
Tie American News Company arr slways jus, 30
entcrpri.inz tlH when they discover a pub ic
want, mined apiy sct some one 1t work 70 supply
II. II ttis instance they have publishci look
wii,h vii he found of srest value 10 those enter
pr'ouz individuals So b. propose to seek Tor fr.
tulo among tno ol wells. We have examined this
guido toos, AMI bchcye that II contains ail th1t
Wy person sniicring from sgi.ita'on u this "uil
fever" nay desire. II "a pab' ahed at relsor,-
BE price, and Is worth double the amount de-
msudod.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A PORTABLE FOEGR
4 so. p ia Eood working order Ap.l~ At the lot n
lis 'iur-ton a. and fstlnsh g,' lirooflyu. .SS
GHOEAiAKERS ATTENTION. SIDE TO
olrJ ~ lowest rWanp prices.
~ gibbons n JuNC CE lG Spruce IT, y. Y
CEVEN TIANOIORIES AEDl MELCDF.
> ON tor sale to let clcap; pices, 35 SIlS 'I55
: la r" a. r'sl tni ], .lCrt auu.iar ION - tn N,
lrt tt -, s4 40, 81 'ud So = month Np.,, ts, ~
ou rlsno, sc. aud pianos tuned, by pfof III T-HtE'
l,- tdaud tt. -
ITO FEED OFAIE3N-j,O0 900 EOSE BACi
4 lui io s't, Ia .0t, u ~ l. emo. l.t ,.t ,,,.
,-n'as' f'' 'a.e cheap G. H. TYLER IS E4st p DAD.
The sun., 1865-03-13
DENTISTRY.

= SCI OF TEETH on SILVER OK RUR
G. 80 10 II" cl Folc, Il. To ~: p.',il els
80 ~, 'llo. ,! peg too b. Teeth o. ia,.ci wii!
9't W. ILN 81 'is sad warranted. R- L...I Nj,
t.l-''s' g. 40 L'''' Dpto-ltr The old Theatre ata
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
',t " eSlmct'd witAout pain, or no charrc. s,ou.
n."t '' i" .Hs' I'ed - each. lOu'A4CAu Cutcl ,I
bl. bC-. t,,,. r. JAY NlLLEks, l55 Gland o.
''''tNa So
)R, DRAKE, 49, CANAL STREET. -suT5
sr11o't5lW toein oa silver Il - 10 SIS; on sold
st WY-- sciloaal sets 81 Ceats per tooth tee.I
iI,G WIN ro!d bono cement or other fllass 3 La,
'"fl lef Doth Tech extracted without psin 20
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'EaS aTDR NOTICES.

ROiLER NAKERS-BEW.NRE OF BEING
- .Vpcl .. Nf,ls toA California see teic-
g.anl., .u.pa,,A ia 'Air vc,E. nnmhcro Flu hers
rappact by tae Ameuc,. Ncas Co, No. III Ns-.au
= !. Male! 20 ~, nicts fot icr anyum.
COOiER~ 80. OF wlLLlAMSBuRGH
The ucMlr. .rc ilv led 10 come aud Wy up tfoir
rr cls. .nd the uenlols who tell OF are invited 10
come up aad IJn again, aud they Who have never
,,upd come up IA taeIe viii le privilege OF making
{9al o. ice r s2[k rnE x oder PETER B{kN
HARNESS MAKERS ASSOCIATION \
II Fpcc al m-otiu. OF lie aloe rssocia,iou will te
h-.d or Nouuay, e,t-iua, Mach lath, at Military
- loycni oli ne 9plns et lugciuh attend
hro4 .Ht truIe the meeting. BY oldrr OF mos. i.
DhEW,l'cs. l.3
NuIICE-THE TIN, SLATE AND INITIAL
' R.u,,g- viii hlld thtr .r. t,Ar mo-ti meeting
ou Moa!m rrclu', March 10Th. a. 80 SECOND
i, er,. AllEFp rAREfG rics. ,,i'",HN
60 adl\'t Rec. ~,.. o.,
nrAbklMEN : r. SOClLTY-TILET
" w.l Dec scuoral WoCt!a Of each lii,.sloI 1t
;4l Soc.et held a a'hs IGN w-f'd laIl, in 5a 4 on
Tendance o. tao member j. rvIre"ed b. order of
iuilS,S MhrI rIrlt0pN' "enaia! Pre-. MitIlN
SASH AND BLIND MAKFRS-A GRAND
~, Nurh. P.ool yn aud ,lor,ry Ciy, viii Re hcI Ht
i'i Roe r- on ,1c-iny evening, March l4.h "a. :
t.cs .,. tu Iasy .4 cons rrl9tO on drrIsnd on
! u.,c.f, Of gtfr.. .Ju7htH HrNNEII' Ir ~.
ITNlTED COlPERS 80. WILL HOLD
- DE, ry.u..r I.ost.r my, iu- "a. 90 Naud4.u %,
a," " ~, TO- r'' 4 ts ''1aIe,s a. % (, ,5l,,,t g, io-
| l't lre.. THO hcult\TLfeo. l-6
| NNJAtE Cr COOrERs OF NO. is
| ~ ir r'rr .n'hF "rrurs % le hrd %, 80
i'"1F tr ."..,t 'f,'s lFt. -i4Ae Wll ur -otti.4 4
The sun., 1865-03-13

Z UCTION SALE or CROCKERY. &C.,
uENki a.. EVANS, Auctf.. viii eel IN l1ts 70
tu't lepcrA on Tuesday, March H. At ~ 'rlocs all
k'ds Of hto granite and common wt,re. glassware,
te, including 10 stuok OF retailer with which Il Q
- .c ~ iiI commence. 2Gh
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ave Fyc-v dcsciipti1n Of paror chamber, ti;irC-
room and nursery furniture, hnc lods and heddinr,
.l Bru'ret ad ia nan carpets, hcdStcais, Ciuct-
mirrors, to'C-ic cjs'e 81, lri7lus. curtains, s1iD
lpuusc, raluiine-. SVes, chsifs OF AL kinds. centre
apd pier 'Hl chlH cut rlHss, silver, table 4ert,
&c NO portponruent. HENRY Il. WE-ICNH IT,
AurtiOueer. 1a
The sun., 1865-03-13

NAJM. MlTIERS, AUCTlONELR, WILL
w sell this day, at o'clock, A. 4-i Cana. st, luu-
tu'p CaIItts leidiug, china, class, &c, Ot a-gs
hol e., .' hlir mattresses of best quality, % se's
holsters mud pill0Rs. lH3
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

Es-Tbe necessity for organizing a Mil
ilary Company for the protection of our
citizens from the depredaIions Of the
freedmen in this counryy has been sug-
gesled By several persons. and We now
all upon all the returned soldier RS TO meet
at the Courthouse on Monday, Oh inst,
to talk the matter over. and elect efficient
officers to command said company. The
necessity for such an organization is very
great at this time, and we earnestly so
licit a large attendance.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

Once more we must remind our friends
Z who are in arrears to this Office, that if they
cannot pay us money, we will take rood,
meal, potatoes, or anything else they can
"scare up" to help us along. We have heavy
expenses and expect those who profess to be
our friends to give US their aid. We would
Say to those at a distance, to whom we have
forwarded our accounts, that they must re-
nit to " By mail or We shall be under the
dtSagreeable necessity of sending out a COL
lector. We cannot live Oh promises.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05
ArE,vs.s CoxessssroxAL ELECTION.

AnE,Ns.s CONGRESSIONAL ELUcrroS.--
Late adyires from Little Rock 1.-THE Mobile
Adverii-tr saysl represent that IL is quite
certain iha, Gibson, Of Little Rock, COBserv-
alive Democrat. was The successful candidate
10 the First Congressional District; Byert,
In ,he Second District and johnson, in the
Third Disiriet-his opponent, London, being
Of the same political cast. The Radicals
Isad, sst . posE shsv in the eoatsst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

Mr.. H. GwINNER, keeps on hand a va
riety Of useful articles in his Book aad
Music Store, and we invite our friends
who have money to spend to call on this
gentleman, as he is polite and accommo-
dating. He is in receipt of a new lot Of
articles to be found in his advertisement
in this issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

Col. 10. Parsons, 9th (federal) Tennessee
c-ralry, charged with the murder of Captain
Taoruhill, Of the same regiment, was recent
r. tried hv court-m rtial at Chattanooga.
The accused was fouHd guilty, and sentenced
- be hung. Maj Gen, Stonemsn has remit
III the s~entence in full.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

EY- The ever energentic and accomo'
dating Agent, Mr.. Sam. G. Cochran. of
the Southern Express Company. again
places US under renewed obligations to
him for a late file Of Memphis and Chicago
papers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05
Oil D

At the residence Of Mr.. D. p Ganliney.
WILEr, son of David E. aud Ellen Wood,
aged foars years, Eve months and eleven
days.
"Suffrr little children TO come unto me.
and forbid them not. for Of such is tie
rGingdom Of Henven."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

Married on the "a b Of October. in
Lagrange. Ga. MR CHARLIE, youngest
son Of our fellow townsmsn, Hon. A. II
Handy. to Miss SALLlE j. daughter OF
Gen. Edwards.
A long and happy life to the you,hfui
pair.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

Our space is limited, and we do not deem
it economy to fill the columns of our paper
with legislative proceedings until bills are
passed, then we will give the final issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

We have received the Vicksburg Almanac
and Repository for the year 1866, from the
publisher, II. G.. Clarke. We return our
thanks for the same.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

There is a great demand in St. Leuis
for mechanics. The wages range from
So 50 10 81 50 per day.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

Col Venable, Gen. Lees aid -de.camp.
ls been elected a Professor Of Chemis
try in the Louisiana State Military Acad.
envy,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

A Petroleum Company was recently
formed at Augusta and Atlanta, aud will
soon commence operations
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

we direct attention to the Admin
i~strator's Sale, at Madison Station, Wed
nesd ay. 29rh Of November. 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

FOver $4,000, 900 have been in
vested in real estate at Newport this sea
son.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

The ladies Of Lynchburg. Va. have
addressed a petition to President John.
son in behalf OF Mr.. Davis.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-11-05

re- The Vicksburg Herald says there
i, more hostility to the Administration in
New England uan 10 The Gulf States.