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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

CONVENTION CHORUS BOOK.-A col
I J lection Of ANTHEMS, CHORUSES, GLEES and
CONCERTED PIECES, for the Of Musical CoRven-
tons Choral Societies. Sc The object of this work is
TO furnish at very low price, the best pieces Of music
of the classes above enumerated being those generally
selected by Musical Societies, Chors and others for
practice Il contains "a Sacred and II Secular pieces
from Oratorios Operas, &C. and is without exception
the cheapest book Of the kind published. Price
60 cts Mailed free, on receipt OF price
DITSON & Co.
apl4-tf Publishers, Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

WIN. q. FERGUSON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
J. B. FERGUSON, BRO. Il CO.,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
NO. PEARL COR FOURTEENTH STREET
RICHMOND, VA,
Are now opening a well assorted stock Of FOREIGN
DRY GOODS direct from frstelass manufacturers con-
sistng in part OF the following:
Hflgers Cloths and Doeskins
English Fancy Cassimeres
Ladies Dress Goods
Black Apaeas
Mourning and Fancy Ginghams
Mourning Lawns
English Long Cloth
Ladies Cotton Hose
Dunbar, Dieksons & Co.'S Irish Linens, in great
variety
l. c. Handkerehiefs, plain and hemstitehed
Bleaehed and Brown Linen Ducks and Drills
Sheetings
White Cambries
White JAeOnsts
NainsOOks
Tape Checks
Brilliants
Cotton Handkerchiefs, &c, Sc, sc.
Which they offer to the trade at a small commission
over cost Of importation and respectfully solicit an
examination OF their stock. apl+-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF US.

Lady clerks in attendance and department is set
aside exclusively for Ladies'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

WILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.,
C L o T II / E R S,
liz MAIN STREET.
WILLIAM J. GLENN,
l.. B. sTARKE,
R. A. SAUNDERS,
Can be found at the above house, and invite their
friends generally to call and
EXAMINE THEIR STOCK.
Feeling assured that they satisfy the wants of all
in want of
SOMETHING REALLY NICE AND GOOD
in the way of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. janl6-f
MO HUMBUGi NO HUMBUGl
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
THE GREAT BARGAINS
SELLING AT
JACOB EzEKIEEs, NO. Al MAIN STREET,
WHO is CLOSING OUT HIS PRESENT STOCK OF DRY
GOODS AT, AND IN MANY INSTANCES LESS THAN
COST. TO MAKE CHANGE IN HIS BUSINESS ON THE
FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT nov2S-t
CPRING TRADE. $50. 1866.
- HALL & HUTCHINSON,
Importers and Jobbers of
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand Of Thomas, Hughes & Caldwell,
No. Pearl or Fourteenth street,
between Main and Cary streets,
... H.- .. .. RICHMOND, VA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

20 -===
JAMES CAsKIE, President.
NJ L. GUERRANT, Acting Cashier.
The coin belonging to the Bank, which was recover
ed from the robbers In Georgia. and afterwards taken
TO Washington, D. c., has not yet been restored.
II is supposed that sufficient amount will be real
lied at the Branches notes of the Bank or the equiv
alent from considered to be good and yet unpaid
to settle all claims them to be met by the payment
of like currency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

WILMINGTON MARKET, APRIL l0.-6P P. NJ.
TURPENTINE.-sS for yellow dip, per go lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-5lc.
RosIN.-NO. l, $40 per barrel; Opaque, So.
TAR.-Sl 90 per Dbl.
COTTON-30 cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

White Sulphur Springs Compa-
ny coupon bond for S4,452 90,
included in debts secured by
deed of trust on the property,
value uncertain.
Certificate to Norfolk Branch for
"a shares stock Of the Far
mers and Mechanics Bank,
Georgetown, D. c., on which
$25 per share have been paid,
value uncertain.
Value in coin of 1928, l24 e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

ARRANDALE & CO.,
Manufacturers Agents,
No. 1877 Broadway, New York,
and 24 King street, Charleston,
Announce that all the above list of goods will be sold
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

"ANTED-TOC APITALISTS--A PART
w NER. with a cash capital Of $4,000 to take an
interest in Mercantile House. doing business Of
half million dollars per annum For particulars, ad
dress c, care Of WIG Once, Richmond Vir-
ginA. jan27-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

ID Hill A D Z L P H l A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

A negro boy named John Johnson charged WIN
sealing quantity of cigars from Dr. L W, mo
mas, was called up, when the charge was ially suO
tantated by the Doctor. The negro was then sen'
for further trial. and in default Of bail he was
a. NJ To ial.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
PHARMACEUTICAL ESTABLISHMENT

j. IL IL
No s2s formerly 1917 BROAD STREET, ,e
Dealer in STAPLE, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
CHEMICALS, Extracts and choice Medicinal fIsP ar,
tioss Spices Oils Drugs Dyestufs, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Perfumery, Toilet Articles and Druggists
Sundries. aPill
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-11

COTTON AND FLAX
" SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
OF all numbers and brands
Tent Awning Trunk and WAgOn-CoV- Duck Alss
Paper Manuaeturers' DTier Felts, from one toisyN
feet wide Paulins, Betting, Sail Twine etc
JOHN W. EVERMAN d Co.,
SG No lO9 JONES' Alley
, 1866-03-21
FROM THE HYPERBOKEAN GOLD
REG1ONS.

First Fruits OF the spring Emigration
nlovenent-AsriFnio OF an Expedition
AT ver1nillion Lnkc-A Chicago Party
OFTEN Men Heard From.
tF1om The Ut. Panl Press 17th.]
Letters faom Vermllllon Lake 2.s miles
the Mutual Protection Gold Mining Company
OF Minnesota, arrived at the Lake On that day,
train complete, as 1t LEFT St Paul, consisting
ofthrce horses, twenty oxen and thirty six
men.
The wood choppers got through the day
previous, having cut some forty-two miles Of
road through the forest between Duluth and
Vermillion Lake. The baggage train Of the
Mutuals arrived the following morning.
The work ofcutting a road was one Of great
cr magnitude than the reader will imagine.
Nearly thc whole force Of aIutuals were en-
dark, slaahed nway ut the big trees In their
road, scarcely any Of them less than foot
thick OF course slow progress was made,
and many disbursements met with, but
they pressed on peEfe veringly aud undauntcd,
and finally reached the end of their route safe
some days was 80 deg. aud Az deg. below zero,
not one Of the party suffered q frost bite Of
any consequence.
The 1lrst business Of the Mutuals on arriving
ut the Lake, Was to make clatms and put up
cablns. There must now be about 100 men
encamped in and around the Lake. small
number, comparatively, but the vanguard Of
mighty host, who will ere long be dwellers
IN that nov wilderness, transforming 1t into q
busy settlement.
Capt. G. E. Dayls's party had arrived aud
taken possession Of Pine Island, one of the
~ consisted OF are or six men, well equip
ped. They were hard at work and In good
spirits.
, 1866-03-21

Ea.btnz properties Hzi'a1'ed T@ .s,e By ii
druggta1a. tth13hN8 ty.NAW
A. 4 mer1ted recognition Of weasJfn
invention and improvement In 4 ufeE11 branch o!
manufacture. We Fnbffeh the following from LATE
numbsf Of tho Chicago IH1HuaE:
" Carriage Work., hxs created quite eeusatton
both among the caHi1Re manufacturers and those
.sho use bugg1ee: by introducing reEy convenient
TOP Rail-" The buggy top can be taken Of Or put
,n In uomsnt, and 10 more firmly md neatly A.
1achet than II faftened b. screw oolts He Is sell
lpe ahop-.teats TO ths trade for The State Of L.
Tue carriages, Of every variety, proaneed b. Mr..
Brown are undoubtedly equal in everY respect to
the entire eoDfldenoe of our eiuzens. He b., bsen
fairs. os:p
To tnFentorx.-J. h. Torchfn Il Co.,
Palcnt once, % snd 9i Dearborn street. Letter.
patent procured. RIght% sold on commission. Seven.
teen dsst cl1ss Inventions for sale Capitalists In
vlted 10 call and Fec them. Q3[E
Sooner or later a neglected cold will
develop constant cough shorrnets OF breath, tall
ing Strength. aud waslng Of aesh-,he ar1nt corr.
t<rs OF CONSUMPTION. In come Instances the same
eause ntf produce bronchitis. a disease Of the
branches Of The windplpe. In al! affections Of the
phinle, ,Jsynes ExpecoraLt Is both palliative and
curative, as the testimony Of thousands and It's
world. reputation attest, while in coaeh rs and
directions. promptly removes them. why no, Ciyc
THE standard remedy an immediate trtalf Sold By
all druggists. mh2t-qs59- 3t-w-sA-x
II IL midsummer madness to suppose
that any genuine lsnsatantfc perfumes are for gale
IN this country. and moral In59nfy to purchase the
wretched limitations when Phaloa's Might Bloom
sold everywhere at one dollar per bottle. q257
AxR- >
, 1866-03-21
st. JQnis hfmrkefs
lEbAcio1 1anhnfrh II the f+hirax1 THINE


Especial Despatch 70 the Chlcsxo Tnbnnel
.Lorls, March q.
TcHAcco-Good feeling with snlek Of fngs 1t t$7S0s
800 good manufacturing II $l7.oa9z25a and npt Al
$es,5n&a3.1.
F1ora-Du1l, with ss,es At ss.7ses7.3o for Spring
extrA t6oo@ $50 for fall SUPER; Tor double
c11raR.
GiAIx-Nheat dropping, At $l.1haf.2o for spring
and F:eC 40 for lal1. Corn active At 51a6.c for mix
Cd And yellow, and e.96Bc for white. Oats dull At s
lsc per bu,het. K5e-sales It 39Cec tor common Il
choice Barley steady 1t 6e8ssc.
PEo'I aoSs-1'ork-Clty mess at tz7.0u.
WHIs6H1-S2,I Der gallon.
, 1866-03-21

The ladIes Of the Board, and oiber4 lntetcsted,
IRE earnestly requested TO meet at the Home, on
Wednesday, March 21st. for the purpose Of making
garments End bedding for the use Of the Home.
1t Is hoped that they will 70 in the morning pre-
pared 10 sew all dav, bringing lunch with tat1n.
Per order Of Visiting Committee.
Hfarrh 9th 1E{H
, 1866-03-21
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch 10 the We3te1p AtlocIated Presa
. Exw FoKx March n
The stock market VI. active eur.ug the dsy
~ ,te nrat Roann ri.t all hr7, nn.t,-,. ~, hasv
larxe sno rreat strength OF matket vhIcn IL due "a
the faes hat one stocx sfter another has be tnte
hold Of by citizens and rpn pp;xhort tu,eec.t ,u.ia
r1aIy s.s,stpe the forward turn. Tbe following
the closing pstcet It 4p D, n. Erie SIX: Hudson
1tS: Michigan ceus4at, inox, Michigan Southern,
S1x. u11nota cen,zar. lis Chicsxo d North western
pfd. s3k: Tock JSla1d u3; Ohio 4 Missisylppt eer.
fthcatrs ~ : weste.u unton Telegraph 1p3: Trn
nessee6s fpx: Missouri. ,2x.
xosrr.
There I. ~ ehanre IN notice IN ncnav and tha rnn,
tst-,a r,rr .-w.t saf . r4rt m c,Ii
Pnon5cv
, 1866-03-21
M Il h H I e D ,

In iris city, March 10Th, BY Rev. z II. Humphrey,
NJ. EDsON 3: GonDRICH and Miss MaETaA j.
U BuraIo, N. +, and Eacina, Wis, papers pleSse
COPY.
, 1866-03-21

an1usfmfl1t6.
TROSBY'S MUSIC HALL. "
Wednesday Eve'g, March Fl.
Grand Literary Reception
.PR0F, ALLEN A. GRIFFITH,

Aftcr ab.enee from III. Chicago rosrus Of nearly
two years. during Which time be has published his
work Oh Eiocus1op hnd establahed The Batavia InsI-
Lutte has consented 10 gtve one OF bis Interesting
ENTERTAINMENTS
before the several socetea Of Eastman Nations! u1l-
meas College, vt CfsOSHY'S MUSIC HALL, o'clock,
WEDNESDAY, kVkhtSG. March 7tst.
4 limited number Of rick-ta may DO obtslned at
Kiuseys and the ticket Once OF the HALL 20 cents
eznh Q2Glthn
, 1866-03-21

ua.ou1d. nd 7495e tE sou1d lalxsa ho1h e :toEe or
md de'tYefet4 Cats 6uIi aud hexvY Sc Ht Ioe 9o-
Gouod We1ix7n, and xqa3c lot sound %.
Fr1eo1Erns@pail End lord. CEuss 34A2Ac; ~
tined IN bopd 3S9 #oc..
REPRESENTATIVES. or1ed IoveF.. snd e1o.ed More
fr1y u f95 !oEnsy mas cloesnZ n ~ oo l95
his neH msss for Ap<I md My. SELLERS option, q
tee+M4et g. beet teeaaY 1t P1tFtuus prica. Be1
Cumberland ent 1ssa1ec for abort fhbed, snd 1sc hr
short etezf cus n1ea.s st..dy 1t for sho.
l5hs. Butter quiet at a3tee toei Ohio. Chesae
, 1866-03-21

Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaint,
coativeoea., dyspepsia. &c. s-e speedily removed
by DR.. D. Jasue's sanatlye Pills. The test q q
thiAF Year, usr has proved them superior to al
for which they are recommended. In their action
they Iosld and certain, and may be taken at any
tune without n.k from exposure. Sold by MI
d1n9gieta. nh14p3ls atwtam
, 1866-03-21

BArr1s1 RErT1ox-A reunion OF The sarfons
.p,sst societies in this city VIA held last evening
in the nexly completed ff1t Baptist Church edtaen
on Wabash sscnne. Despite the unfavotaole
weather., tho meeting vol attended. The lecture
room Competing viii The auditorium being quIte
crowded. A. D. 1isswo1th, ESQ.,, presided. The
party assembled In the large pekaor, nom whaen
they adjourned 10 The snppe1 -soom he'oE Shefe
, 1866-03-21

New Orleans Flour ma1kct-March IL.
The receipts harr h-en tnctess,rg; tho market has
sEt!n been dull ano dropping, and prices. Especially
fus The {pHI descriptions. hAve still further declined
sbout sc h1i- Tie atoek u not 1atre bat liberal
.urpties Aze expected. Ths sales on Saturday and
Monday cnnpri1ed 5000 hEa Ia small lots a. t6o1 fof
coed common. Sa fst51 for nne $7pn375o for low ia.
pelrne, ss.eoX3s!: Z and ssS for supsEnne. s3S3 K
for ehoee. and u! n031sso br for very choice e
tn. ies.erdsJ there appeared to be little better
al IS = for good coMmon. s75o for nne taN@s.25 fof
snper1ne. 3il91 for fair extra, and Btis0 for very
1t231 oJtR
, 1866-03-21
33frS0nal.

DERSONAL - Marie Waldren,
of youf ha1dwuune, etys you U1e. yet xoad9fn1
tnsEht mo {e9T On 1 aaT aoa saga9ttes % aad
Eaclose ID cents IN your letter. AaufnaS N4RfE
WhLpRKN, BOX E327, Cntcax9. p336 10
, 1866-03-21

Colgnte'a Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
4 supe!ioE Toilet soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Elycarires and
especially dealened for The ute Of Ladies' and fo1
the Eursezy. Its Perfume u e1qulslte, and tsa
, 1866-03-21

THE PHILHARMONIC SOClE-
L TT MATINEE9l
The Management Of the philharmonic Society aa-
rnunSss = rsrlaa nj fhrr6
, 1866-03-21
ASStTx~

II. J. Lake, Esq. ca.hlc4 Of the Manutsctnrers'
National Hauk Of this oty. has secured from Rev.
Jus,ur Doolnt1e, for twenty yeure = Al.slon,ry In
Chin under The auspices Of Tho American Board.
a complete eeS Of Chinese eash, dating from as
Il, c. down 10 the present dynasty. Mr. DoolitIe,
who IL now in this country. and tutends shortly to
return to China, ii eminent Chinese echolaE, aud
ha. accurately classified these coins, FIVE hundred
In number, by the dldeoeut re1ens, embracing the
bppr. Ming Tartar. Mongo!lan and Cochin China
dynssttef. The earlef specimens, be'dre the time
OF Christ, are OF most uDcouth shapes, some re-
Eenb:fng 4 raZoc. others 4 paddock. although lie
common %htpe IL circular with the customary
square ho!e in the center for convenience In string
inc In F1ze. they szfy from thlee tnche- IN diane
ter, and hAls IN inch in thickness I'm numlenlnrtc
ineatusrment sire Isl to cons OF the size OF the
nickel CENT. Apart from the historic n%sucsatfonE
connected with thcte <uuScnlFt Of Celestial civil
tz1t{Qn, they arc ot unusual Interest ~ being she
only complete ctNec't0n ey't brought 10 tins conn.
n.y. snd furshernple, as proving beyonu cay1l hat
fle Clipesc tye1e among The easelt tab.1csora nf
solrt sba1tns this hQnoF With the Egsptians and
Grrelt fac not Ernera|iy coucedtu by wr,ters on
uunthmatploc}. Accompanying the cotkc11un nsc
q lcN samples Of old chfners lrzselteud~-r, nya.
fwcnt,es snd ercenbaclA which TO ihe icnorsal eye
might seem The wrappers Of tea chesis A. We
have tptluaated Aoose, MF. Lake hAt purchased the
entire collection and will probably aepo-t 1t In the
Lake FoFn-t Cnlsersity. 1t should be preserved
strictly unhsokcn aud with c1sr, IS \ We time Q:
rcssa,th might never again suffice 10 gather com
pleie Classified set
, 1866-03-21
Law INTELLIGENCE.

Smugg1ers from Canada Brought to
Grief.~.Seizure and Sale of Smup.
gled Canadian Cloth..More Com.
plaining W1ves.-.Husbands
Charged With Cruelty and
Marital Infldelity-.-
Decree OF Divorce,
, 1866-03-21
dHHnten==Nn Eent.

TOVND-Ou the 18th instant, on
r. as.. .,shor of a1h which tho oNuerc esn
ls1o b psu1tn. p1op9TJ md paying expsn'ss' oS
WesS IAk0 6k
, 1866-03-21

TOR SALM-Real Estate-Lots
l. u Browns Addition. one-hs1f raii= nortA ofnew
cattle yards, Hluttue on Haisted street, Douglas
Aveune LaEset and othes streets, Prices< 310. St73
nEd ECO TA1kER d kkRFO0T. So Wasbln:ton
sfett. ntgo
, 1866-03-21

ri6ce With Nr. Goodman. eubsconeut II, 1he exern.
non OF il. ~
The defendant cla1ued that the chsracter of i
Homestead may belong to any ioinf fnftrest in
iandt which car, he reached by eItrutnu. md .h.t
IN <sse l,Ce thfs the .xid "a 4. Tnrct s,sttad -
nrn,rriifn ~ y,nter mn statnte riIdren ~ s1hn
~ s5 M 6.9 ,ien M rn 10 !hT bS
Jnt,@e 1Yilson held fhaf inssmnci =. the atatote
deelssrs ihat he exemntion ehs contlnne af.er ihe
dcotbpf 3 utehoIder ssfor the beoe1t Of The
WIDOW ~ w7fhout INV nual1fcatiou. The dste NJ
her ,narr{are In this cee couid mske no dIftrrnce.
bnt ihai n fcnsnt IN cnmmnn. hsy1ne no eSclnsfve
rlrht ri nnesres1nn nonrnEt his r0.fensnfs rnntf
nn NJ sisrh A. nncr ~ me nTrnerty NJ nT sfstSf~
rcn,emn1s1. nd sco,n,v dec;e ~ tnfe+d
fnr ,ha ssis ~ III ..<',-4s . r,rs5 ~
nn,e;n. ~ tIe s'to -, ~ 1 e. &
c,t ~ 80 ~ eoeaisla' 1N"eA &
oinsn 1. ~. oc.smn.. tse.1sa. -
S1hGfan ;I,n EutHa rF C0oh G9uSFi-ogo9E A0a;
=. ntAafnf Sna9e1,StoWel!, nc, etc y: Eldred
et a. Deiaalt VI Inc ocienoan1, bnsna Elofed, re-
tuIhen.
Beeoe y. Fohnd. aotion by defendant TO re-
7c,no az o1ate rue 10 M aao,llomi bond.
horonok v Soaes' ~ mot'oa oi oe1eoaanh
Ials 70 p!eaa entenSeo tea ~ oass. ~ s.,.,..
oknhct ". NIoekey. On An9loA u utleuua0s>
'fmG Gto P,eaa eI.eaoee tTeo!y usys, .-
OHEci T. Viaancsl e. u 1u caaaeay; @ T. i1asa 70
purpose Of se11dcai1on.
Fr-nces B. Nteou IS. Chicago and northwestern
Railroad Company. In chanccrT. Petuou for
dover. Rule TO plead, ans"er or dcmur extended
, 1866-03-21

Ii IL midsummer madness t0 SUPPOSE
that any Gtnu,ae transatlantic perfumes are tos gale
In this country. and moral tnsaa,fy to puscha*e the
wreiched limitations when Phaloa's " Night Bloom
i1e Cereus," The rArest scent in Chtisfendom, Is
sold everywhere at one dollar per bottle, o257
, 1866-03-21
Gl)ifa9o Gribur1e.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1865.
THE CITY.

Hls7oRlcAL Soc1ETT,-ow1ne 10 the absence OF a
quorum the9c VIA no meeting or the Hlsto7ca1
fodetS yesterday aeruoon. IN sespoute to the cali
fer the '7cgrlaz mce:in2."
, 1866-03-21

Go 10 our friend II. r. merrill,s for
lerosence oils, lamps, lanterns chandeliers, glass
Hate, &C., u and "a 12audolph street. ptl56
, 1866-03-21
Ge11eral RotteeG.

1he best material for K9ohoE In the world s ssnd
for ct1rnaEs. Lcensca Ttanf I'd favorable tcfns.
Materials and II furnished nppllcation -
Gsneral Licsnss.s e. t4 tGf c,a, d;
st. 70. pTaEef a37A, chicago, u. Qlea 9P
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-08
Death of Gen. Il. S. Tappan, of
kiCkSburg.

We deeply regret to announce the death
of Gen. Tappon, one of the best and truest
men we have ever known. The yicksburg
Journal thus speaks of the matter:
at is with profound and unfeigned sorrow
that we are once more called upon to chrou-
ice the death of another of our oldest and
most influential citizens. Gen. B, S. Tappan
died at his residence yesterday evening at
o'clock, aged sixty-seven years. Thus an.
other link that binds US to the past is sever
ed; another familiar face gone forever from
our midst. Fall ofyears and honors, he has
gone down to the grave, leaving to his chill.
dren that priceless heritage-a name, the
show of reproach has never darkened
Peace to his ashes, honor to his memory.
Let some more gifted pen record the yir-
tues of one who, from the cradle to the
grave, has been Gods noblest work-an hon
est man."
The sympathies of our entire community
are with the afflicted family in this the hour
of bitter desoation and sorrow. May ale
who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb" be
with them now and fill their hearts with that
comfort which cometh from the Eternal FA-
ther.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-08
A Prediction

The late speech Of Mr.. DeIano Re
publican Representative from Ohio. il
one Of the most remarkable which has
proceeded from that side Of the House
during this session of Congress. We cop.
below, from its nervous and compact
paragraphs, a prediction, made parlicu'
lary for the benefit of S evens, and gen
orally for the edifcatlon Of the Rrpubli
can yarly:
Il will not turn aside from my honest
judgement upon this question TO strike an
enemy, or reward friend. But, sir, let
me suggest an argument for the fears of
the gentleman from Pennsy lvania, fin
deed, 'his name is liable TO fear Sup
pose you establish, so far as this House
can settle the question, thai the insurgent
States are dead and are to be governed
indefinitely as territories. Do you ex-
pect united Republican party upon
that decision? II you do, your hopes
are as delusive 'as the baseless fabric OF
a vision You will find "a uni,ed South,
a united 'Copperhead party, and divid-
ed Uuion party. You will go into the
next Presidential canvass, in this condi.
lien And it requires no great stretch of
the Imagination to see by the united
Southern vote and a divided Northern
vote, tha, Presidential candidate of the
so-caIl,d Democratic party may have a
majority Of he Electoral College, count
ing the territories, the eleven seeding
States. What follows, sir? You deny
the right of these Southern Territories to
vote, but they assert their right to do so;
and take care that the majority in some
of the Northern States does not also as
.ert it. And then comes strife for the
executive chair. How will it end? In
civil war again more blood, more gravesl
More widows, more taxation! More an
archy, more dead States! God only
knows how, or in what, such a conflict
will end. Such a result is precisely
what the dissatisfied people Of your terri
tories may desire if treated with cruelty
and injustice; and although | do not pre-
dict it, yet l see in an ultra and ex'rava-
giant treatment Of this question danger
Of such result.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-08

E7- The following from the Memphis
Post, the Radical organ of that Sta lie, will
probably be quite refreshing to those
Southern people who believe in "keeding
up the fight :"
We venture to say that the Memp hiS
Avalanche, Louisville Courier, Rich>
mond Ex'muer, Charleston News. Mo-
bile Tribune, Montgomery Mail and Jacks
son News. have done more to fasten in
the mind of Northern people the convic>
ton Of the unSubdued disloyaIty of the
South, and consequently have done more
to stimulate representative legislation OF
Congress, than all other causes combined
These newspapers are considered repre-.
sentative journals Of the South, because
they more nearly accord in sentjmen Mt
with the Old intolerant spirit that charac-
reriz,d the South before and during the
rebellion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-08

The SMALL Po1.-Ths disease is rap
idly spreading over the place. But few
deaths are occurring. 1t is in it's mildest
form and it is probably best that those
whose systems invite its attack should
have it now as a protection against the
future. Until within a few days it has
confined itself almost exclusively to the
negro population but now it is taking a
broad sweep among the whites.-Boton
Rouge 1dvocate.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-08

THE HoME OF THAD SrEvENs.-Iu tn,
recent municipal election at Lancaster
Pennsylvania, the home of Thad Ste
vens. the Democrats achieved sigma
victory. Referring to which, the Ian
caster Intelligencer has this signifcan
paragraph:
We have been requested by the treas
urer of the fund to announce to John
W Forrey that he is ready with detail
ed statement to account for the expendi-
ture of the $1,000 left him on his re-
cent visit, to be used in securing an en-
dorsement of Thaddeus Stevens and ne
gro suffrage at the municipal election Of
yesterday.