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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
NOTICE

7 5 hereby given that Books will be opened
L for subscription to The Capital Stock Of
the Union Express Company, on the
18th day of January 1865,
under the provisions of the charter OF she
same, passed by the Legislature OF the Stale
OF y IA barus on the 18th day of Deceuher,
1865, 1T the following places, and under the
management Of the following commissioners
Nashville Tenn. Michael Burns. John s. Clay.
brook, 1hos. Martin. Huntsville, Ala. j. bon.
egan. ) &. Bradley, Geo. +. BiIne. Knoxville
Tenn.- Thos. p. Galloway, q. T. TdsS, Ionn r.
Kramer. Atlanta, t;a-Eich'd Petus. Root Biugh
tie,. c. Hull Macon, Cav u Johnson, VIM. N.
White \. D. Lewis. Augusta Ga-Jchn 7. King
". latch. +. ". Cola. Columbia, = CIV. J. nc.
tsraih. Wm. Johnston. r. II. Johnston Moutgo O..
try, A.a-Cbas. I. Pollard. sam e. Jones, 1. L.
Rttho. Selma, Aia--Josn L.sPsley. Thos. 5.
Pi!ce, Thos. A. Walker Nohhe. Ala-Nili"n
8raSn. VIM D Dunn. Geo Whitfield. Canton. Ms
Si,,jppi c c Shackeford, A VI Vast, 81 Enamel
Memphis, Tenn-San Tate, Wsldron, z N
White. t ~ .''''.' JOB
The Book will be kept open for ten days
un,ess the amount necessary for organi1s-
ton under the charter, be sooner subscribed
The commissioners hereby sppoin ted toopen
the Books at the several places named herein,
upon the closing Of the Books will forward
certified copies Of the subscriptions to Col,
| sam. Tate, at Huntsville, Alabama, wheu e
Stockholders meeting viii be called for or
! Eali1ing the company. H#u.. #a
A circular will be sent 10 the Commissipu.
ers At each place, giving Instructions a. to
TOE terms of the provisions and conditions
that subscriptions may be made under the
| Charter. -|tl
Thos. n. Galloway, John r. Branuer
Michael Burns, Joba-Sy Oiaybrook. Milton
Brown. Thos. Martin, sam. Tate, John T
King, Eobt Baugh, JobA-W sIsARsley, Thepas
A, Malke,, VA B. Johnston, v 7 Noerstb
4. ". Nsst, CerpoEators. janis, ss.st
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
VIcKsBuRG, Miss, Jan. Is, 1866.

VIcKsBuRG, Miss, Jan Is, 1866.
Oaicer in charge Military Prison, Vicksburg,
Miss:
Sin In future you win see thatno prison
ers, either civil or military, in your charge,
nre either tied mp or whipped and that the
tying up post i, taken down at once 2
By command of Col. Van Z. Yong,
ROM. WILSON, Capt. L Post Adi't
T. v e.. Duncan, Capt. in charge
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
sUrGwERVlrLE IwGTrTCTE,
i Boarding School for Boys and Young

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i Boarding School for BO!S and Young
G #Hb t. i,G n.u.a tfs#s
rg1HlS OLD AND HIGHLY POPULAR ESThB-
Ii hmcrt situated in the mountains Of NoXa-
,".a county, Miss, Will enter upon It's 18th Nrm-
AuuSli Term on The lst Mond OF LriarY, 1866.
The test If ability or excellence, unde. ordinary
Ciraums ,luces, !. Success. Judged by that stand.
atd the SUI. IERvILLH lNsTITurR is without arrival.
Il comes o1t d. and through the ana y destruc-
ige live, better prepared to receive students that
ever bniu-e, 10 HCjut Of numltrs and the charPc.
tet OF It's students lesds the State Unive ity and
every other boarding school Tor boy in the south
It hGa not failed 70 preserve ITS numbers thTOu Oh
the war and for eight years previous
The school is II miles vest OF Shuqualak Station,
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Students leave the tram
at that place. Hr.. .. 500
students can enter lst January il they desire it,.
by paying for twenty .fve instead of twenty weeks
CHARGES: to- -...--
Board Tuition lodging (r1oms fnrnished),
Wasting Uns Fuel, per . weeks tpaya-
h'n IN advance. ....... 80. .fl5i u
Address, GhDls, n. Mas.
TnOS. 5. GATHRiGHT
Dec. Is. lsGI. Principal aud Proprietor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

E9y@ The widow Of Cen StonewoII jack
son is at present in Richmond, Va, and her.
self and child are guests in hefanlily of Rev.
DIR. Hoge. On New Years day many of the
members of her husbands old command call
Cd and paid their respects to her.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

rs hereby given that Books will be opened
4 for subscription to he Capital Stock Of
the Union Express Company, on the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

.... ...# u. .#E f. IT
aF5" Parties who have Lands or Town LOts for sale
or lease will lind it their interest to call in person or
send minute descriptions OF Land and improvements
stating price, &C.
He refers to the following well known gentlemen
snd tn all others who have had business transactions
with him at Jackson, and Canton. Miss. during the
past fifteen years H#t.
Hon William Yerger Jackson, Miss; J. B., Morev.
ESQ, Canton Miss; J. T. Green National Bank, )
jackson, Miss; Hon. w G Watson, Holly Springs,
hiss Hon Locke Il. Houston, Aberdeen Miss Sam
ue Hart Esq, Carrollton, Miss; Hon. James Drane,
ChoctaY Go, Miss; Ex.Ciov. John j. McRae, Quitman
Miss. E,sC;oy. Charles Clark Bolivar Co. Miss; EN
Gov John Pettuq, Scooba Miss. DR.. I'm nuei
President southern II, Miss; West. Prest. and
Z y Frost, Supt, Miss. r r.; J McKeeyer, Prest.
Commercial Express Co. n. O.; r j Adams Ne. -
Union Street, N o.: y NJ Avery, Eemphis Tenn. W
Goodman. No &c New Street, n Y. Ex-GOv. W L Shar-
key, Warrington City, ID c.; Col. c c Shackleford,
Prest O, J &GNRR; John g French, Esq, San
Antonia, Texas; d DeBow, Washington City, D.
{. Jan IL, lc6G,tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

Also, an extensive assortment ~ School Books
Blank Books, Stationery aid Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles, Prayer Books, Histories
Biographies, British and American Poets, Novels
&c. Also, splendid stock of
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
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NIUSICt MUSIC!
.UHE --latest tashionahls fad slost ~. a ~
Il 'NusiS Vocal anJ Tus.J .laeatAl !! Nsvs
for sale =: 70 aChssFLt 6PsUCNS.s
October %. 6. #
, 1866-04-09
LOTTERIES,
4 New Phase Of the BuAIness.

oar reafets uc donbtlest fnmiI!Ar,zed by tbt,
toe with tue utuhl prncttee oflpttery dealers send
'De atoand autographed letters Offering 10 forr,nf
pnckhse OF tickets. assorted, which viii BE- SUR Il
afaW pf'7c, md give as reason for such genera.
~ 1oe het s1nt they wish 10 toc.ue patrousce In
'ha' neEnoothood- sna expect thc fqr1 upate nos.
tes*or Of The prizs 10 exhibit it e1eenbsc.
smonc II. friends and eain number ~ D,,r.ssa..
os 'hc ohce II IL needless 10 tay that n al fhes
sases tbc only ihn, that II sod Is the n.arsnn ,he
Susnes4 sSsh ;ns s, s5 sz,s aes pas.e 'bs
- would secn thaI the parties who eent tbe ie,,A.
r. ef1sa To- having tl1td the usual dodso and is!lcd
sSns!, as1sH e5e psh spa e, ta esns hfsc now ed
correspondent! atnds us letter pu.postius In
some a,, from the 1fusteet Of the .'Mntasl Brueal
1nosnna, and containing upon 1t; CIRCULAR nane II
re1font Which sonnd marre]outly like the naues
-. prominent nen in various c'ions Of the conn
aoeni @ y s'iionorahe Appleton WenfwoTth nt t:kI.
III, iit!ihoi'." 4 OF conr4e wc hayc an Hnno-ehle
mnny rs.'n,. rs,oFsh' ana there IL no doub, bnt lhat
~. M,,Es a.S beruslet into 1hc dra1hst Il T.
namc !. he .rhe,eaa IN Cnu@nss, who ha- jeut bl,
9ht ioo~'LE Ii the letic1 reer.ra - o1"e1 names-
EnGofed is heEet which ~ar frt1rne - = ,n@ -,
thit afle1uoont mali n - unson u .tse u me ~
rec Las dawn fI0 prize. You cxn u n1st. sou WILL
Or = "hole Of tie money hy Mrilinc n'n M Gan
nsiea to.oas and Ing xic for one .ih se,e! te
3ef,e. 10 tne Trustees uao4ed md lber S,H9n
the ddt< END money I'll right vii send yo1 11ne s1a
'tes receipt that VII secure The pn1e.
ours couddentia1ly, Jonn T. WAan,
4he nam9uE IL 70 transparent th.s 1t eecms az.
ouehns ae7r should be such tools IN the world a.
doubleday. uuhdr.ds Of there lettcrr nv trn. <,.
1he bait snapped At. md Thai u The List ,h,.
guued ono hcsrs Of the Mu.nsi Benent A..oci,.
Hon. AA |'>AeA' o1eoe1a-
, 1866-04-09

Especial Despalch:so< the Chicago Trtbunc.l
MHwlUKKE, April !.
FLoun-Dul1. sa1es Of 50 brls extra while wlnse. At
*hao' Ir b'ss double extra spring $s.o0 100 bsa
extra sprin9 1t &7o0..
GHA1S-Wheat active and lower. SsIes this rnoru-
lus OF 44,ooo bu No. At Sl+2s381.21, cash; u .
seller. all next weef: s1.7ox buyer next week; :;
3tl3 Tor No. 2 On Change sales Of 10000 bu nj
*1"A9l TX cash. 81. "a seijez all the month; e12s4
huyer Ill the month tl1Bx for 80, 4 buyer ali the
month. -
PRov1A1oss-Nouintl. Butter frm. Sales 10 d.
kins cho1ca At $780, No receipts otany actount.
, 1866-04-09
Suicide Of an VnknoyTn Man,
tnxyanItRn n n z 4

Editor Hutona Repnhllean:
SIR: A strange man, apparently about forty
years Of age, veil clad, dark skin, black hair,
whiskess and moustnche, with few grey
hairs near SIX feet high, committed suicide
near this place yestcrday OF the cars going
west, by shooting himself through the head
with navy revolver. lie had a through
ticket and luggage checked to st. Joseph. On
examining his person considerable amount
OF money WIS found; also memorandum
book with the names Of Ellis and Morton
printed on the back, and A. Andrew written
under said names; also an envelope directed
70 A. Andrew, Pleasant Run, Hamilton Co :,
Ohio, and dated 10th March, Also On one
corner Of tho envelope was printed "Branch
30. III Vine strset, Cincinnati, Ohio. J. B.
Bennett, General Agent EtnA Insurance Com
pany, Hartford, Conn"
The publishing Of this, will I have no doubt,
enable the friends Of the unfortunate man to
learn his fate.
Very respectfully, Jso. P. FARRow.
, 1866-04-09


Especial Dapatch to the Chicago TfIpuue,1
C1EctHSAI1. April..
FLGr1-ste2dJ but quiet. sale1 Of supertne at
s7.oo.
0kAn-Eheat very nrm and In good deuspd,
Sales Of No. new winter sle0. Corn In good DE-.
pAnd and prices irregular. 6Ales Of No. mixed It
sl@53c. Cats quiet Sales of Eo.t1 at 39Xaipc Rye
scarce-uo sales. Barley actlys Sales Of No. fall Al
3l.oo.
WHIEKKT-NonlnA1.
CoTToS-Dnll, Mdd1inz Ut 13gBc.
PEovisloSs-Qutet. 20 bfls new city ueas po1k
sold It fa30. nacon dutI-no sAles Bulk meats weak
without change In p1ces Lard du1l At 1sc tos prime
city.
MosxY-FIym.
EICuAS0E-Fifm tor baskeyt shipping curfe1cy
, 1866-04-09
Nt1A1flphiQ hEarnft.

n., Pu1LApzLrnEA, Aptu7.
FL[yK-ttEM-
GRAIS-WhcAt nrm It se.Gaaas5 for Eh,tr. and
so1oa 10 for red Corn active Yellow, 53c Oats c.
PR1yISlcys-U1chanXed, ......
WursRy-Firu aud scarce at Il rGao
, 1866-04-09

Editors TT1hund. e
The resolution OF Alderman Psoudfpot In rcfer-
cnce to the prohibiting os intcfmente within thr
city ltni1e, mxtter Of great importance TO kh{s
city, and one tn which. consIderns the location ar
the Old city cemetery as regards our wafer worka
ana ne genera sanitary condition Of the CITY al
1enecHfe minds must concur; and doubt moi that
with very few exceptions. the lot owners IN he
cemetery will ckeerfullv ini1ree any action or the
Common Council tending to that resnlt
But there l. cas5 OF onK citIxens who Will brtnr
all the influence they can to bear aeaiuet the pase-
sge ot any ornancr m conformity With the resolu-
non. refer to The city undertakets. I'M cred.
IDLY Informed that for some time past tbcy have
been engaged IN bnytnE up fuch lots as hAye been
vacated bJ psrttee who have removed their dead to
olhet cemeteries, and devottng them TO pab,c
hut!as, +thRs setting At naURhf and avoiding the
ordinance: prohibiting intefnents ia the prbllc
grounds OF Inc cemetery. I am also Informed mon
1000 authority tbat the person in charge Of the Gem
e.siy elo1Gdt n The employ Of The CITY, hss been
ineSe lots PRICES varying from len 10 tsentg.1ye
aoHArs, nll them WITH hodies ut chaf.e Of from
thtee to len dollars each. and thus make good ner
etn!A?e on The Investment. The majority Of fhc
61tiaS lately made IN the cemetery haa been msde
~ tne undertakers. I hope that lhe Committee Of
re Common Council in reporting upon tie ne so]1,-
!tou Of Aid: Proudfoot, Will take notice Of these
iacts; Should this cemetery ultimately be vacated
ny inc PIRATE LOT owners. and their dead rc-
moved 10 othtr cemeteries which Ia not at hi i'm.
Probable II VIII then dcTolsc upon the civ. at 4
neasF expense to remove all the bodies 50 buried
by The Under1AkeIe.- 4 i,rr7zFv
, 1866-04-09

nse Of It IN M psactice sud from the great success
have had N tts use Tor The 4es eleyen Jeara,
,aFss' I'D ~ q sss boesss se - = s pa
ttiet, b,lox Mound. C.netna.tt, is:. 9hto: a..t.
Fos sale by al druRRtsta N ths United states.
f'se ''o JoaN 90I 3. B. P1RK. sa General Agent =,
Eostheast corner Of Fourth md Walnut streets.
mh92 qssd1-1m-wTH
The Aytful Dndxefs-The Senate has
pased tne tSsil Rights It'll oye, the veto by vote
eados 1se ss na pfsnEa%R. re REsRe t. 4eea
| suep. Ewing Machine, BY = vote Of 50 for tie
Wileo1 4 Gibbs, to ons iof .he Florence. Just ths
sauo = The premiums aasrdsa to r. h rsspeeg;Se
hoErsrr. tpr rxrgetsao their dcdge aud y tosus
1uHK, they were made tho victims Of mispleced
Tth ssnisi.r motive" @ We sTrsi the humiilsuae mil S
necessity which forces the Florence agens TO this
co, ttssion 1nasnuch as they INV seem quite pei
ttent. Send for full report Of the trial 10 l. Cor
nell = Co., 133 Lake direct. H40
Adectlou4 Of the Liver, Bilious Dis:
pr order Sick Headache. &s, are thoroughly cured
!a1nilFe, they remove all irritating and fecai matter
from the bowels, gradually change the Vitated sc.
c.etsons o. ne sfoach and liver a1d restore these
gists. :, u103twr41
Brick n1ach!ne-rhe National Brick
Machine makes. wish ouf7 t.yohorse power, $1,000
I'D uniform ensths Il tic machine tS does lot PER
fe',S form Tha5 n, We stm w Rte II 1s5
General Agent. 1s6 Broadway, New York.
mh26 6qs3s'1m-N # &T
A. Single Trial Of Mrs. wIusIosv,s
Soothing syrup for children teethinS. ueyer yet
filled 70 relieve The baby, and overcome the prejn-
dfees OF the mother. Ii will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately, It not onfY frees t1a child
, 1866-04-09

3As sns : e,e!oek Open board ths following vuo ~
sY e::::.:::: e. ee*sss.esx r. Il ,s
Audso. extis...-...1ssx C. &r-............... NJ
= he fo1owtne wxe the leading auosAkoas 1t ths
lho nuatnes: n tht ofse of the Assistant TFsa!st
ofWhtch sae6 - wsrt fo custos, azd AecpuaE Of
loan GO: eotn renrA u, 80 payments, 17sa-
$34.7a; b1tante, &836L f9GM. w.
, 1866-04-09

There viii Be meeting of Ill. Un,on loyin. r,,4.
7ene Of The Eleventh Watd on Tuesday e.en,nr
next. at Aurora Hail. On Milwaukee avenue, to dts.
cuss matters In rrlson to tho election otAlderoe
,or that Ward Let all ~ho have IN interr. n thc
welfare OF the Ward attend. - >'"S
E.S. SALoKoN. b. BRu6a
N. MuHDEH, VII -zYtaiokx
b. DEAI.
, 1866-04-09

49,. SEW 1oRK. April !.
Moyzr-Is steady 1t pey cent / call loans.
,,,s1Ettso E1caasan-Dul and heavy At 1ns9
GoIp-n1shsr easie..opemng ut les4, declining 70
EfoR1s-1he so'sl exports OF apeas today wera
SIa1.SS -
GOVERNMENT SToc1eQuiet .. ''- -
Us ea. .'sl,:...-..1e1hi Treas. .ss "a se7iesIo4X
, 1866-04-09
baltimore Market.

FIoC1-Ftr1D. Nf "
AHA1S-Whe4t ft1n. Corn advancing. Oats s.eady;
SE1pG-Steady. Clover at t3,1SQf.M
pEuy1slnssQujes.
EEoCEElI-SuEar crm. CotYee ffm
. 3 H1sXEI-Wesseru at *2s3X
, 1866-04-09

MISS Tenmesseess, .(The Wonderful
Child Magnetic Life Eli1er for cleansing he blood,
cess this Exer has met With iuduced me 10 mt It
beiora the public and al ask il to give il tslr
f1tal, and y VIII then recommend ilselE Il w11l
lion upon The ace or body, md vii g.ye tha com
p,eIiou clear and healthy color. ind il .he tsec.
lions art properly followed, the skin will become
The properties Of this eyrup are purely yesets-
h!e- and perfectly harmless, and have a wonderful
eject opon the LAYER, and cleansing the ryetem Of
health.
The properties and composition Of this eyrup
wire made knoWn 10 me when child, and In
, 1866-04-09
9t. Louin Market,

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr,bupe.1
- =. ST. LOUIS April :.
TonAcco-LuRa n sl10a 6.s0; Leaf 1t yz.eo81s.7s
Ptne Cut at E1.s3.
F1oEr-ssesdy- 9s.oo9t25 fer superdne. ss3aa
80 for extrs, and 9soo4ll.oo for double eztss aud
choice family t1fb!e extEAs
GRAS-"heat-Ftr1n. Mostly spring ut 9scsSt25
Club sl-3. Corn lower. sa1es II 5goa s6c lor mixed
and yellow, and esc2eSe for while. Closing lover,
Oats tending doxn. Sales At asca+oc. Rye Sales 8,
soc. Barley. sa}ts It 7zKcea7ic
Wazs1Er-snslt ssle1 It s7.eo = sss1oc.
- - Annotated I1tss Deapateh.l
81. Lou1s, April Z.
Cotton. Flour. and Wheat he4vy and unchanged.
Cfsn !oEef- 5s!es 1t 56c8 &c. Osks heAy Saea 81
cfADged.
, 1866-04-09

Its Progress Towards Compilations.
What has Been Done and What Is
to be Done.-The Clock.

1he work OF Placing in poaitIon The great Clart
Equatorial Telescope In tbr obsrrvs.o,v or n.,.
hnrn Tower IN MI e,.r, -. ~ " Dea4
+a,.ttr. .,d ..,..s ~ 9ta VI autuss1as ID tneu
-..ase gu tfopet osoef III several component
la1s ana aece' cries, ts progressing with all The
vet 1hourh ronch h, hoo, ,.s.fo-,aS ..s. ~
rond.- ne,h. sra.,s - ~ uais elenIo
W. - 1ae WoIau, ms child almost Of chance
nv fs. L. Nv uesstueo 70 carve tor ltseli nndJ.
rnir1oas 1h ose Ut i9t sue eau1e o. saenee than
su1 " uyEone 1ofe, has not reached It's abiding
tte,s pIzse, ana sontnnes IN unnatural post
..1.it,n- tha Memnett oir)onted and separated
aMalloe e the good time soon omlng. when it shall
amahe ass % k!oF1ons sesnHrection. and mounted
upon " ntm PEDESTAL cast ats mighty vision over
sanH MoothloR me Rugged difficulties
LIE nIeu1GaIsM !aIM science, and making her crooked
p1M1ae pM s!HsiGn!e5. s1,aG.
III; ne ssfns aelay which has occurred 10 completing
fiolnu ID doc feason 70 have cons1mmated thcir
Aoofs ere this, bal a1the Clark glass Ia Intended
70 soar laf Above the 'hugn OF earh and lire In that
n m'enyt spnefs ~heTe Mo .n!lshes modern builders
es n fs so II s,s II hefs "a, ase in ad
@ o. the nason's hammer and the plaafcter'e trowel
ftl Ie9oubdeo IN - futufe hoHe 50 that lhe Illus
u1ons Granger had TO continue ln bore. and cheats
anl etreuns tances were more favorable for the de-
Mlnpine Of ita beautiful and intricate mechanism.
lhss ptepafaiory work Will eoon be over. Tne net
WORK 9. nneatnl! scatoldfnK md Intricate platforms
10 the exclusion Of everybody but the operatives
who eEtcfed then hare almost served Iher destined
end. and speedily sill be removed 10 give place to
the workers engaged In The actual mounting Of the
instrument.
Already the heaviest Or roughest part Of the labo.
, 1866-04-09

GTOCK CUSTOM MADE
Clothing, Dry Goods, Cloths, Uassi-
meress and India Hubbor Goods,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, April 10, At * o'clock. 1t Buffers
Auction Roons, IN fslme7'A block. Nos. ~ and 40
kenoopn sueet, between State aHcet and Waoash
aSen1es
WM. A. BUFFERS CO..
1854 AucuoneeFs,
, 1866-04-09

-E1nnE PhyAIctan, graduate of a
Mediea! College Of the reeular profession, wishing
apraetical knoxtedge IN the use Of electricity II
BY sing Or. Justin 1Iaye., Chicago, or esii
State street. 4Ss, ~
, 1866-04-09
, Making Change on Inc Cars.

making ChAnEe on Inc Cars.
, a correspondent asks Us to give him the Law in
'hei1 dHlss "rn p1is, or money OF larger denomi-
natio9 than that called foF, IN payment Of the re
t;r1, nc ~. :,.ra any obliged to furnish ths
eodnet m y19 OF ma1e az ~ me &c change foF Q. 70 lhe
dnctor obliged 10 make Or furnish ensncc: Ia
pa.aeueer presents nye ten, q. ty doIisr bin "a
ess ehsus esse m, @y e . tho conductor 70 make
q sss Ind to s is.t sse, p Ne J. .u.ssf 'ssE:
ative On pafsengers 10 make theif n chsnFe. Or
eoWre wy company having m ere to i1 oNn inter
Se. a W! lnst1nct iss servants 10 make change for
ase rot obliged 10 do It.. Il passenger presents
Eses o. moosy Y payment foF bis ore wh'eh It Il
On a1I1sal .t tha oNco, be rasy decline 10 tAke
The b! and a-suu,e It At the fars his not been paid
change whsn bill II paid to lin, whrther on he
eaFs OF Otherwise and II Is only al natter oi ac-
eommodat'oD between man and man thai change Is
sum Of money to any pesAon for any services I'm.
1ereo. me law prostdes certain remedies, In es.c
.hs p.;{msnt n be no. made. but il IL case pro.
!tn not only tbe legal bat The moral duty OF pas-
soesf n on Tas , en;
1ate3 while the caIs are proceeding few blocks,
ought nos 10 be detained for making change fos
Rass,spscss = be is subject IN 80 doing TO make
rpontth!e and no wonder Ii, whlc under shese or.
~ hs s .hopa le9k upon the attsp
10 this his os-proscd knowledge that there
are many persons in the habit OF ddlnE Up
81 on nc e.se, si,eet A ears who ate 20 mean !.
conductor 10 s.,-"T maT p.y E 6ess tts tfne; II
can't @ change that now" The conductors meet
, 1866-04-09

CAfd.-E1rs. A. q. Smith, I2l STATE
street, FaAbe* 10 eay to her adr patrons HAT no
eaias M1,5 ne ten Tor the spring opening on Toes-
, 1866-04-09

Pure VateF.-Go to Dalton & Co., II
Lake street, and get one Of their cheap Tuter F1t-
tkrs new. Also. Tea Trays. Table Mats, all kinds Of
Quilting and is!6tn5 Irons, and an eLdless variety
Of house keeping goods. iG;t
, 1866-04-09

Go TO ahc Best-tso ts RFvant lk STRAIT
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ouch, Practical business edHeatlon, or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address Tor cireuIars.
DRYAKT q STR4Troa, Chicago, III,
Go 10 our friend N. f. MerrlIl,u for
kerosenee oils, lamps, lAne.nr, chandeliers, glass-
Wate, &C., II and q feandnlph etteet nJ&t
, 1866-04-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Sofor1TPe.-Th5s method Of com.
nosuon appnes 70 furnaces etoves, e1ater, locomo-
tlvts, and manufactures. 1t burns hard Of son
coal, wood and smoke. and tayes 1fty per cent.
h1ehia E'n be sold By Z. o. WILLIS, General
Agent, 81 Randolph street. 1879
, 1866-04-09

H1rs. A. b. Smith. III State street. xyltl
are nass heI annual Spring opentng on Tneeday and
Me9nefday, April 10 and II. when she Will exhlhil
N elegant assortment OF Millinery, OF tba naWcsf
snd most fashionable at Y]es. Iss7
, 1866-04-09

Tho Only Official Llas nr the Drawing
Of the Great American Price Concert Will appear ID
the Chtcugo Eee1iny Journal, In full. on "Wednesday
evening next. GEO. c, LE1oE E Co.
, 1866-04-09

No Medicine has become moro cele.
braled curative nsent than Maeusrct Extract or
Beune Plant. remedy which, owing to tts remark
allie efficacy. has become familiarity known every
where as an lnfallble EpecIfc for dta11hcs dyseu-
tsry. or any rela1ed state OF the bowels as we'll as
great preventive Of Asa.lc cholera--N1souYI
Democrat.
Sod BY all drucgiste. mhs9s316-st1uAx
, 1866-04-09

CO'Eate's Aromatic Vegetable So2p,-
4 superior Toilet soap. prepared from refined
vegetable oIls in combination with Glycestnc, and
the Nursery. It's perfume L. exquisite, and is
washing properties unrival1ed. For ea1e by all
druggists. febl2h9IB ty.m3w
, 1866-04-09

CA11raE OF uonsH Ts-s1r.-A' young "FInni.
gan" nau'eu wllttan Moody was brought up before
tho Police LouH On Saturday, on the chasRe OF hay.
Ing stolen horse from his former employer. Jsme,
Mooney who reeidcs en- U'nun, street nasr Futoo
~ appeared n esidence that Mooney promised to
Which the Defendant. in his fmpattence 70 becoms
otested Of the animal, failed to observe, and, ou
Inc losn o1 December iaat, during the abeeooe al
Mooney. be took The hoFee 10 parts upksogns The
sntefpt1sinE youth Was canEhl on Fzi6kJ night in
saloon near The Oily lnnt1t. bY Sergeant {;e7fty.
nc m&Qfatfate coumit led fht prisoner fof triai In
tie 1keeogues's Gourt, n delaptt of ftIH hnll