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DR.. DRONGUoLES
ENGLISH FEMAEE BfFFERE.

For ths immediate relief Of all Female Complaints and
lrrrsulsrities For Paintu suppressed .r lTrrgu ar
MensJruafiou Lucorrl ora Whites. Failing OF the
N0G5. lrritabu.y and ceriic9I o. the aYoJb Chic.
rnsis, HN Sieri-s Pa'Ptation Shortuess Of Breath
swimming and ieGness VI tbs Head Pam in the side
back and ininS cold feet and hands nervous debility
and prostitution, sd al thass Or iIbis some isease
WHICH af east. half Of Tie female community
II Ses Al obsrIsten ~ ntuTe pFOmoes reg ariiy
and health gc he pae cheek with the rosesie huts
OF naiuEa. CHS Is us 6eafuaas adds hrhaney te fhe
eve ana Intellect beauty the youthful and composes
a uiets old u PFn dans thoss efeei BIZ insig0T
atng and arousing the ssoe female systtn its uat-
ural healthy islscus Oal our agent and look at il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-03
GUITAR INSTRUCTION.

/ II compliance with numerous calls on the
/ part of the citizens Of Canton, | would re-
specially announce thatI will commence in
May next, course Of instruction on tie
Guitar. limited number Of purils wishing
10 acquire a knowledge of this beautiful in
slrument, will receive attention ~ leaving
their names a my store.
April 49, 1856 I'm II GWINNER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-03

MilledgeSiIle Ga papers assert that
more than three Thousand negto men
have within two weeks passed over the
RAILROAD from. Putnam and adjacent com
ties for the West. They have been in
daced to leave their epplOJsrs en- prem
Use Of higher wages, although they made
cootrsets with Tthem. sbicb contracts
Sefe fslifed by The Freedmenss Bureau
Planters thus 1dIpAysd Of their employ
ees will be disappointed in mskirg their
crops. This complaint comes irom many
counties. Notwithstanding arrests have been
made Of persons who are Sampsring with
the emplsyees.a A letter f,sm South
western Georgia says that The eOyn is
growing 6usly and, promises large
crop. - =. q 90
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Be II remembered that heretofore TO-
'cit: on the 18th lay Of April, A.
ID. 1866, the tolloWiRg order icdS
c entered ap0R the minutes Of Me
ChaRcery Court Of Madison eoaasg,
State Of Mississippi, tort w..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,Noficc.

N0fICE i bereey giEsn that the u6dersirnea
~ adlhinistrstnK Is he estate o. &C. Celsnha.
deceased. has hled in the ptnhate Court 81 Nadeah
county. Aisshsipl Der hnsl account as sdmnis
tratrix n SAID estate, and viii az ere next NV
tern Of said cont. apply fpr The alinwauee ana
rcnatnstiea u tss sane. and for bet dsthares &
odminisintriN. -. ~ go
Msr. -, lvl SARAH c COLEMAN.
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81, III !, Me- w.. : }rlonIisI
nN opening compliments bin in this
y case, it appearing to the satisiac'ion
Of the Court that the said Ra6snnah Mi
Ter, parry defendant is a nonresident Of
the State, tits hereby oraeted. adjudg ed
and decreed, that publication be made in
The American citizr n" newspaper
Published N the rity OF Csnioa, county Of
Madison. State Of Mississippi, for foar
,con>eeulive ", sksoFeqsirIhg hFr 70 ape
pear before the Chsacervl ODart OF Nadh>
son county. to b. held At Canton. M'ssis-
sippt Al special Term thereof, on The
ST Monday in JuIy. A D 1866 -
plead. aDsser " ds mar 10 ,he mattets
aud thing, contained i, sait bif or else.
hey will be taken a. confessed against
the said Rahahash Miller. psrty defend.
aat. aud decree entered scoordiagly
TAs State Of Aissssirpi, .K,aisoa county :
I. JoHs DAwsoss Clerk Of he CirsSil
sad Chancery coarts of said cOanty DO
.a-o.a certify ihat TIE above aud lore
going is truly copied from The
1L.S. niastes OF said court N che
above stated cause. Given IN
der my hand and seal Of Office
az Canton, this April a6 1866
JOHN DAWSON, Clerk.
ALI ee-lw.
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menccment OF my services Secretary OF the Into
ror and have not at any time since, when occasion
required IT, failed express my views with equal csndor
As my political affiliations in the past have not been
doubtful do intend that they shall be SO in the
future / have been four times see tod 10 seat
In the United States Senate by the Legislature Of
Iowa OF the republican Union party
and as a member OF that political organization was
appointed TO the Office hold To betray tho conn.,
donce rcposed in would be q manifestation OF
ingratitude glarngiy dishonorabe that am sure no
intelligent member of your organization expects IT, nor
can II DO expected that | will do or say
anything which would In my opinion tend to divide or
denoralzc the great Union organization until the pur-
poses Of It's Great Lon shall have been fully accom-
plished.
have the honor to be- very respectfully your ODE
dent servant, JAMES HARLAN.
To Hon A. W. RAsDML, President National Union
Club Washington, d. G.
LETTER FROM ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEED.
Tho following is Attorney General Speeds letter.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1866.
Dr. j. b FERGUSON, Corresponding Secretary National
Union Club
slR-Ia,e yesterday afternoon / received your notice
that would be serenaded this evening at eight o'clock
AS you have seen Ut to notify of this intended
pliment, presume that address will be expected
II right, therefore, that should say beforehand that
the shorncss OF the time and pressing engagements will
not permit me to prepare fitting address, and most
respectfully state that must be excused from speaking
on the occasion. Your obedient servant,
JAMES SPEED
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NEW york HERALD. THURSDAY, MAY a. 1865.

n, alta ..,.. all OF which acts of designed and
~ u ar rota con fdesgned aud unlawful ssion
Aforesaid ON The the said Henry Mcrng they
she SAID Jurors present ch provided and sganst
raan 80 sun use naos OF New York and their dig
nifty. a. "'"''' '"1'
II will be remembered by rda.o 80 .dni,, ~ r.
was made last Saturday 20 Judge Ca = heinz snga,ea n
Ferguson TO bail, who is charged viii ,naa &c., ~
the great robbery of bonds at ESch. IN Of ,hs po"c
Honor refused To interfere with the a,A onn n,s oo
S So IN c,mmng ihs accused wheIea ase him ON
bail Judge Russell gave a verbal decs on yea na, n,
fusing the application, that Ferguson will r. - "
prison until the is acted upon by the Grand j. "
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x.rcu ror rrr cu.vrtoNsurr ,xn

MATCH TOE TIfE CHAMPIONSHIP ASD ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS BETwEEN John DERRY AND JOSEPH
DION-DIOS rnE WINNER.
The billiard match between John Decry, II New York,
and Joseph Dion Of Montreal which has for time
epgroscd the Of sporting circles on last
evening tho Cooper institute, in ha presence Of
Immense assemblsge OF the lovers Of the
game, and resulted In victory for Dion.
who AZ the end OF the game hal scored 500
points TO DeoFy 800 The terms Of this trial Of * u
prescribed American four bali caron zane, played
with the ordinary sized halls. upon "A Ihelan coender
table for the of thousand dollars and the cham
pionship Of America.
The largest runs made during the game as fol.
lows
Dose 81 20. a. 20 49, Al, 81, 81, %, %. Is 60,
e., 30 ~, a.
brKnr-2o, %. r. 81 II, "a. 81, 81, ia, 10, IS a.
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vessel ~. gg-a spar. sns close by the decs
Eoval STANDARD. Of Annapolis. M ~
Bng wllfun. Dobaon, ~ DoiHnngo CITY. = days. - 80
wood, 10 Moss A Ward. -
Brig Alice Franklin (BrN brown. Havana ~ days, via
10 stnrges Co Has been days north OF aterss
with heavy kE gses May " lat ~ 10 ton rs spoke brg|
q Work of n from Portland for MAtankas.
Brig Cenauf Maroon Cenuegos - days with sugar. "
Thompson Hnnter hreH ~ days north OF batcras VIII
heavy NV winds and sTrnng tor.tnpmAst -
Hrg 4 Rcon (Of H0stpnl. bray. Sngua 10 DAYS. viii
noasses u master Iisa had very heavy werther los
salts a. May 2. or Csprs Of the Delaware Jaw inFs0
shp under jurymasi. standing TO the oortb ~ArA
hfg connriero (Spi MhrNhng. ~alAnfas ~ Gays Wsn
motsses 10 fcs,nt Bros
R-e Herbert fljrl Rafker, GiRce Bsy with coal
bfg Aemphi. (Ilr sanford Windsor, % DAYS. with Was
rr " ~ DeWof 60 Withdrawing d'wn We East liver
came In collision with ferryboAi Clinton, carrying way hs
tiss liohoon, lead and cniwsleT aud damaging ho
Jottl,r work OF the krAmsr.
sg George Amos Ward Pensaccia ~ days with lumber
10 q Duncan.
her, 20 u Howell -
sear Amer.-a tBrl. - Cornwauia with pOs..os-
sSohr \ Otsnmer, Abrshams Baltimore.
sour u IL smith, Bro~h Nllhri1g~,
hrir W VI BoNcn. Jack son Prosideace.
r'hf Yuck.ep RchafdsOn Nex liA,rn for PHILADELPHIA
Hchry u Allen, Case. Grr,ppo't for IhLAhetbport
Schr LehanAh, Wall hondput Tor Ne.-nrvp0nt
Sehr Frances Ellen FARRELL Rondout Boston
Schr REM English Baker Iiondoat Tor Bos,on
Sloop brown, lghtman. Providence
kloop Oregon, Rhodes, frnvidencc.
Mark Dan" dam, Laurrubergh los dsys from usas
Kong
ISirk Hugo. Otto III days from Hong Kong
Bstg Sarsb n Crosby from Cienfurgps
Br1K q W Perk. from hstanHas
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IL b. useless for hae Isiturcs ~ poo laws f,r he
preservation u the pubic health, " the eAt Law ~ eli
Iwsserva',on With aepeu's for ~ enfgrmenl WON the
vii ~ the individual u suffered W dead sttef
There s scarcely adjust n<mb~r ~ NJ community ~
either er " ,hl. country who has not TIC testimony
favor ~ HOETETTEHs STOMACH BlTTfKs furnished
over Their oNn asnainre BY persons Of aesnow g.d en-
isence IN snce hteraurr snl every
nent o business and professional life These vhnss-~
have declared In The nOs rci that ths psefsra
safeg 1sfd sgALst epiisrsc r,sneiT tor d.
peg.ia valuable anti bilious nedicns rryiort ~ ~
pc.iie, GENIAL and harmless atn'ant God arfnaing
,sris~ str~rsthsner % ths nerves fesefA lnysatt,
rrot~cor against TIE deisrrioss ersv n malaria nt
impnre water, ana nat npars degree ~ activity and
vror " the vial fsrc~. ~hcs 4 not inflated - sny
other o the and .ouschiss Ttfrr tbses ctr
me srif pre~rvsvs u nature shonA n
syey rational p~rson Who either By ressDn ~ n.sfep
csbNiy, n ettosprs ho~ssme IN
svenes. IN peril % osins the ysaiss, q ~ yrlrra
heesinGs health. the In ~ using ne bfT1bFs
dsfsnsvs rsdi~ioe Tysp~pues ~ho nssies " give
risi ARE simply heir ensnss u 70 ElarAs,y~d n clr
nd ssiion In all ia forms and the bioss sud nsrols oil
md poshnE ~ the wto. fsnss Of ocisl ard pryetar
uedb>n~. whieh WI snord TIE sams feilst Nss fori
srce. D~y trest
Addres.-poliah a. son. Mesrse mr.
Maa1fsrt1re u1 broadway. foarlh pir~a
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and with Amanhg rspdny PioEnEyE :. eulng nyspgpsL
Every dose pfoducesa uisgc chang Tho pain natueu.
constipation and weakness vanish. The appnite retain
ne psse beeosne- regular Healthfgl sleep snsues N
recovery ia perfect ard permanent Sold By al drulis
81 yer bottle Depct y Deg street New York.
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A.-Lyon's insect P0wdcr-For Exter-
ninang koaches Ants and yerrn, and preserving purs
ma vQthng from moths The original and re niine In
sgnet = Lyon All Others are i'm tatons Take n, other
Insect Powder but Lyons Sold by All drreiss ana h,
BARNES A 60, 81 Park row - 49, Nes'' $50 "
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All Prixcr Cashed In Legal Lottoriss.-
Circulars and drawings sent
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All Prizes I'm the Royal Havans and
other lcgaSized lotteries cashed Information given.
4. GAI1E. Broker, 733 BrosdwAy.
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bnonOhlAL TkOCHEs ara among the acknowledged In
sututi"hs OF hr land What would minister's our lee
!nrers our lawyers DO without these invaluable Toohes
10 what an amount OF 'abems" coughs and throat
clearing would ected were N moi for thsse M
Ioweri ana soothng l0zengrsi We have tried them aud
they did us go0d.-kew York Wayerley
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enchanting valley. Of that Eden region with food % ira.
Crane grows the NIGHT BLOOMING cERBUs, from
vatsn leaves PfItLoN sos famous peffuue ~
that nArne derived An the wora Of ION IL talking Of The
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FerSect Development OF tho Form
L. the pride OF every lady Il refined taste se Madam
JUMEl'S Msmmaral Balm for ensrgng and bcauiifying
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A.-A.-Dr. LnngwOrthy's now Prem u IN
Tru s--Easest In nse no back pressure; makes nnal
cure. HELMSOLD'S, 5)f Broadway.
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Blindness Cs1ed without Pain or Medi-
cine by Or Young Sc West Forty third street The poor
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Abr. Gutmann's Marble baths.
FURNISH AND RUSSIAN MARBLE BATHS
70 East Fourth street. near broadway
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Cherokee pills are the Only UnSaiItug
Medicine that ladies' can dercnd on Sold by all at
81 box % pamphlet free Cherokee pins NO
for special 81 box Address the sole
Dr. w. X. Merwin, 81 Walker street. New York.
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Decker's Fr-it FlavOrs. for Confection-
Corner Gold and Ann streets and ~ East Tenth street
nea BroadNyuY
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all Diseases OF the feet cured by Or ZAcHARIE 7s Broad
way.
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=, Amusement for the Family Circle
broadway, N. Y. Sent by mail -" "
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Evcrdeus Wedding Gard Depot, No. 3 =
broadway New York Elegant Cards French Note Paper
Monograins, SILVER Plates &c.
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Royal HavaBn' Lottery.-Prizes Paid
in gold. Information furnished The highest rates paid f,r
douboons and all kinds of gold ana silver
TAYLOR co, Bankers IL Wall street, N
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the OF gals. scratches sweings prick cuts
sprans and bruises Every horse should have "a
sold by IN dugsts at Gfty cents box Depot ~ Cedar
street, New York
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The Union Button Hole Mncbine.-Sold
exclusively by the SINGER MANUFACTURING COMA
v Hyn. ftruv
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W. Werc Inxi,rd tn rnrtnke or a q

Teeth Extracted without Pain. or No
charge. Beautfui Teeth 81. Laughing fresh daily
DR. Ylf.I.Efss, 1855 Grand ut.
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Howe sewing Machine Company
ELIAS howe, Jr., President No 800 Broadway. Agents
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ID
WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS are sold by all
druggists DIR. SCHENCK VIII be at his No - bond
street New York every Tuesday at ga. NJ. ill PM His
medicines 10 obtained there nj an times Advice free.
for thorough OF the Lungs with
meter his price IA 50.
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Florence Lock stitch sewing Ma
chincs--Bcs the world FLORENCE SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY, 500 III oadway.
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Try A. Ross ~ Co.'s Genuine solar Fine
CUT CHEWING TOBACCO Sold everywhere
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promenade IN the Of Fanny I.s FOR ladies' misses and
Children whether Il BE- tho production OF private taste
OF the trade Is forthwith reproduced AZ sENINs No b3
broadway. The result ~ that his Assoenia meet
s and want and fancy ~ the public ia all tho
OF plain and ornamental halting
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S HIP PIN G NE w S.


sLnASAo ross-rufs
uS rIsss. NOON SITS .n-fn "a
ssrs............. 10 nisH wArrE %
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Wigs. TouPees and Ornamental Hair.
quniity Hair Dye and Hair Dying all oOlors at
BACHELORS. rs Bond street
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We Were Invited to Partmke of u GLASS
Of HYGIENE WINE yesterday and must confess have
tasted nyhing deciors In the way Of TONES II
IL imported ce. II sootea the gently rtmu
l,es the vital functions OF the blood aud impars genital
glow the Il - made from very pure wine
and utterly different from vile concoctons Of whskey De
pct Is Broadway Sold by cAswL III, MACK co, Fntb
Avenue Hotel. and Othern.
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Indictment ON the Amended Aucti0nccr
Act-Argument upon the Demurrer
The Law Declared Unconstitutional by
the City Judgc-A Final Decision Ex-
pectcd from the Court Of Appeals In
Lnne. tE~.
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An Acknowiedg.d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

| An Acknowledged InstItution.-Brow
Of the land What %oSa ,ne srs r Len
I%rer1 our lawyers DO without these invaluable Troohe-
ceang would be ALI bectsd were il not for those All
did YORK %sver icy have tried A' AM
| TURKISH AND RUSSIAN MARBLE BATHS
| 20 East Fourth street. near broadway
Perfect Development OF tho Form
JuMEIs M.@ or sye aSg = rcaned taste vse Madam
tho Form Depoi SIS c na street rp ssHigng and sea.ns
| =, Amusement for the Family Circle
Brcsaway Sent ns'i By 70 @ ssp' per package FARs l
A.-Lyon's insect Powdcr-For Exter-
initiating Reaches Ants and yermin, preserving purs
10 "S'hss from moths The original genuine is
nsssx r9wtc, out lyons Sold by all druggists and by
A.-A.-Dr. Langworthy'. rev Premiu m
cure ~ nELSso isiS s 5,S ssoad~a Hn''
All Prizes In the Royal Havan. and
other iegaShed lotteries cAshed Information given
=. GAl0E, Broker. 7ss broadway.
All Prices Cashed In Legal Lottoriss.-
J. GLUrE, Broker, i7s Broadway
Blindness Cs1ed without Pain or Medi-
cine BY Or Young Ses West Forty third street The
Cherokee Pills are the Only UuSaiItng
that ladies can Ssresa on sold by az aar.ss. a.
for sges' o. Pe box Address The sole proprietor
Corns, Bunions, ENLARGED Joints and
all Diseases of the feet cured by DR. ZAcHAKIE 10 Broad
druggists DR. sOHENCK VIII be AZ his rooms No 81 Jond
ss~ can 1s e 'Ss hsys At "a c ad d
but for thorough examination OF the Lungs with HIS Resyiro
Dccker's Fr-it FIavors. for Conrection-
ers Corner Gold and Ann streets and ~ East Tenth street.
near broadway
DaIley's Galvanic Horse Salve Cures
the worst cases OF gals, scratches swengs prcks cus
sold by on duggsts at 1fg cents box Depot ~ Cedar
Everdsrs Wedding Gard Depot. No. 80
broadway New ,rk Elegant Cards French Note Paper
Monograins, silver Plates. &c.
Everything New rhnt Appears on IN.
promenade IN the Of fsny ss for ladies' misses and
or s" a,S %hfesr ~ s ~ % se g
Broadway The result u that ~. assorimena meet every
OF plain and ornaments, hating
Florence Lock stitch sewing Ma
CHINE COMPANY 500 m roadway.
Howe sewing Machine Company
ELIAS howe, Jr. President No. 900 broadway. Agents
wanted
Royal Havaun -Lottery.-Prizcs Paid
in gold Information furnished The highest rates paid Zoe
dolbloons and all kinds of gold and silver
TAYLOR a co, Bankers. 10 Wall street. n
The Union Button Hole MachIne.-sold
exclusively by tho SINGER MANUFACTURING COMA
NY, as broadway.
Try A. Ross IL Co.'s Genuine solar Fine
CUT CHEWING TOBACCO. Sild everywhere.
Teeth Extracted without Pain, or No
charge. Beautiful Teeth sl Laughing fresh daily
DIR FlLI.EkS. i55 Grand nj.
We Were Invited To Partmke or n Glass
Of HYGIENic WINE yests rday and must confess have
never tasted anything dec"os In the way OF tencs II
article II soOhea the nerves gently rtmu
lsrs the vital functions of the blood aud .mpars genital
glow the made from very pur. wine
and utterly f~rcnt from vile connections Of whskey DE
pct Is Broadway. Sold by cAsWEL, MACK a co, Fifth
Avenue Hotel. and othern.
Wigs. Toupees and Ornamental Hair.
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sm-sevcrni DAYS since rccoiyed q note signed by
You President ~ the National Union Club informing
OF taor intcuiiOn Ascando The Presldont ann hs
Cabinet officers evening which you then named
and note from the secretary OF that orsanizaiion az
nnuncing It's postpoucm account VI the cractef
OF the weather. ] have to-day received ibird note
signed by the corresponding secretary informing me
that the sercnade will be tendercd this evening al eight
oclock
After rendering 10 you aud the club my thanks for the
compliment OF Including me In the number tn ~ thus
honored. regret 70 be compelled 70 add that my en-
eaSemcns render n mprzctieable for 10 he present
This Circumstance givee less pain ~ am not con
scious Of having done anything which entities me
personally 70 the honor Of such ovation,
and this proposed call Is intended the newspapers
assert TO furnish the officials connected with the Exce-
uve Department of the government opportunity v
announce their opinions political subjects,
am inclined 10 think a pardonabe egctisrn
for suppose that my opinions arc fully known 70
All who consider them Of sufficient "
merit passing no,rc a. I frankly proclaimed them on
, she aoor of the Senate and from the rossrum for
An con scculIvo years mort preceding the com
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who Has Not Heard or white, the Hat
ler and the elegance OF his Hats No SO Canal
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder HRckett.
The Grand Jury brought in . batch Of indictments
yeserdsy. after which Assistant District Attorney Bed
ford proceeded to try them.
Samuel Work. JE, pleaded guilty 70 an attempt at
grand larceny, having the 5th Of November stolen
horse and wagon valued $780, tho property Of Daniels
l. Andrewa He was sent to the State Prison for two
years and SIX months
Mariana Wilson wae tried and convicted Of stealing
$50 from George w. Sherman, l81 Wooster street, on
the 25th Of November As the jury recommended her
10 mercy his Honor sentenced her to the Slate Prison
for two years and six months.
Charles Meyer, indicted for stealing SA worth or
linen goods from Augustus VOrck, on tho 9th inst,
pleaded guilty TO attempt at larceny and sent to
the Penitentary foB one year.
Algernon Tomb, charged with stealing SIS worth Of
wearing apparel the property Of James Ekns, 113 Mui
berry street. pleaded guilty TO attempt grand
ceny. He remanded for sentence
Mary Bellvn, jointly indicted with Max Nassau, for
stealing $725 worth Of wearing apparel the property OF
Mrs. Max N Jordan 40H st. Marks place, the 18th
OF October pleaded guilty She was domestic in the
house. The Court sentenced her 10 two years and ST.
months In the State Prison. Az there legal tes
tmony against the man he was acquitted and dis
charged
John McCord was also acquitted upon a chargo OF
stealing leather trunk from the Hudson River Railroad
depot on tho Goth Of November, which owned By
Mr.. Footc, Of Utica.
Terrence Kevan was placed on trial, charged with
stealing quantity Of cotton from pier 10 North river,
the 10th OF October last The adjourned I'll
this "wednesday morning.