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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-28

AS this is Il habit indulged IN by
ladies, exclusively, it should be
touched delicatcly, and, therefore,
we shall reserve it for another chap
ter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-28

RHEUMATIC AND
NEURAL GIC CoMPOUND
a certain cure for rheumatism and Neuralgia iu
its worst form.
Good for all kinds of Scrofulous tuuors.
For sale by
MosBY, RICHARDS & co.
Mar.l-tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-28

As snuff taking is merely an idle,
dirty habit, practiced by stupid peo-
pie in the unayailing endcavor to
clear their St0{id iRfeliccts, and is not
"a custom particularly offensive to
their neighbors, it may be left to
each individual taste as to whether
it be continued or not. An " Elt-
CANT cannot take mach snuff without
decidedly losing caste doctor" +"
said an old gentleman, who was an
invetcrate snuli-taker, to a physician,
"iS it true that snuff destroys the
olfactoTy nerves, clogs and otherwise
Injuries the brain !" 1t cannot be
true" was the cauStic reply, since
those 1cho hare GRy brcins nCrcr take
snuff at aU."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-28
00I- sr- CANTON MISSISSIPPI APRIL g. 1866

From the american LGdy's and Gen
HemeR'3 Manual Of Elegance, rash
ion and True PoHteRes8.1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-28
s u o X IN c +.

/ - - - - - -
/ Ifyou are so unfortunate as to have
contracted the low habit Of smoking,
I be careful to practice it under certain
restrictions, at least SO long as you
are desiroUs Of being considered TT
for gentoel society.
! The first mark Of a gentleman iF a
sensitive regard for the feelings Of
others; therefore, smoke when it is
least likely to prove personally often
sive by making your clothes smell !;
then wash your mouth, and brush
your teeth. What man Of dclicacy
could presume to address a lady with
his breath smelling of onionsR Yet
tobacco is equally odioUs. The to-
baCco smoker, @R public, is the most
selfish animal imaginable; he perse-
veres in cOntaminating the pure and
| fragrant air, careless whom he an
noys, and is but the fitting inmate Of
| q tavern,
All songs that you may see written
in praise of smoking, in magazines
or newspapers, or hear sung upon
the stage, are pufIs, paid for by the
proprietors Of cigar divans and to-
bacco shops, to make their trade
popular therefore, never believe
them, nor be deluded by them.
Cheering tobacco is an aJomiRGjle
hGJi, which has ascended to the bet
Ter ranks in America from those an
cient mariners who were the follow
ers Of the original settlers. 1t is a
custom, therefore, essentially rH'gdr,
often lamented, indeed, by those I'M
fortunate enough to practice it, yet
who are without the strength Of mind
sufficient to discontinue it, The in
cessant splitting consequent on chew
ing tobacco. has been made matter
Of grave comment, or Of weli-founded
IIidicule, by all foreigners who have
visited this country. 1t is, indeed,
directly at variance with all the de
.cencie5 Of life. What an article is 2
spittOOn as an appendage to a hand
SOmely furnished drawing-rOom -
What a aGSty receptacle for a secTe-
ton entirely the result Of an unnec-
essaIy practice. Half the cOnSump-
tions in America are brought on by
people splitting up their lungs. Be
sides, how few men would Ike to edo
the sentimental" to a lady given to
" "chaw F" Gentlemen, then, should
reverse the case, and ask themselves
whether ladies would not at all times
give a preference to those who are
not addicted to so disagrcea6le a
practice.
In public places, too, only reflect
on the offensive necessity Of stepping
over pools of brown spittle! or the
still more disgusting task of wading
through it,! The first step towards
becoming really and truly " gegtje-
man." is the abandonment Of these
habits SO generally and justly repro
bated by good society.
Never be seen in cigar divans or
drinking "saloons -; (heayen save
the mark , they are frcquented, at
best, by an equivocal set. Nothing
good can be gained there, and much
evil often results from visiting such
places.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-28

.MOSBY, RICHARDS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND AP0THECARIEO
BOOKSELLERS AND STATlONERS
HAVE just received nom New York very
IL heavy and well selected stock of
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
FINE BRANDIES, WINES,
AND OTHER LIQUORS,
TEAS, &c.
slso, an extensive assortment OF School BOOTS,
Blank Books. Stationery AMI Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles, Prayer Books, Histories.
Biographies, British and American Poets Novels
Yc. Also, q splendid stock of
j E w E L RY,
Consisting Of Gold ana Silver Watches, spectacles
Diamond Pins, Topaz Amethyst and Cameo Sets
Brooches. Bracelets, Chatesines Of the latest style,
A variety Of FANCY ARTICLES too large TO
enumerate.
varions brands of choice SMOKING and CHEW.
ING TOBACCO.
Genuine HAVANA CIGARS, PIPES, &c, &c.
Also, TABLE KNIVES and FORKS, CASTORS,
POCKET CUTLERY, from the best manufactures
Paints, Oils, vsrnishes, Lamps, Putty.
100 boxes Window Glass. assorted.
5000 lights assorted Window Sash.
HARDWARE of every description ordinarily usei
in building or repairing.
CARPENTERS and PLANTATION TOOLS.
ETC, ETC, ETC.
The whole stock has been bought for cash from
6rst bands and will be sold cheap as can be pur
chased in New Orleans.
MOSBY, RICHARDS & CO., by strict sttention
to business and cheap prices will endeavor to prove
themselves worthy Of generous patronage.
Dec. 90 1865. ly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-28
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
FINE BRANDIES, WINES,
AND OTHER LIQUORS,

6lsn, an extensive assortment OF School Booi;s
Blank Books. Stationery and Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles, Prayer Books Histories
Biographies British and American Poets Novels
Yc. Also, splendid stock of
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-07
What a Rum-SelIer Contributes
- TO society, .,saeifiasr

Every individual in society is expected
to contributs something to its advance
ment and interest. We remember TO
have read, years ago, of company of q
tradesmen who had united themselves toe
gether in mutual benefit society, and
each one to relate what he could contrib
utelto its support. First the blacksmith :
come forward and said: Gentlemen, Ia
wish to became member of your asao-li
citation" s.,,s..
swell, what can you dor
"0h, can iron your carriages, shoe
your horses and make all kinds Of impleas
ments." 4 SeY 81 aa llsi
Very well; come in Mr.. Blacksmith. : -
The mason applied for admission into
the society. 4s'.
"And what can you do, sirs = sssii5s'i
II can build your barns and houses,
stable and bridges" asssl hi
Every we'll, come in; we can not do
without yoa. 5sa las stdra ~
Along comes the shoemaker and sa5Tsssfi
81 wish to become mcmbersofl your
society"
"WelI, what can you do ~ esss
II can make boots and shoes for you"
"gome in, Me-. Shoemaker, We must
have you.' sfgil sIi 10
In turn all the different trades and
professions applied; lastly an individual
came Ia who wanted to become mem
| Der. - g
And what are your lis = ssisie
81 am rum SELLER 1880 s. Elifl
CA rumsellsr and what can you de?,a
81 can build jails and prisons, and
poor -houses!' =
| "And is that all 2" z siis ss'9t1tz
'sNo, I can fill them; can fll your |
1jails with. criminals, your prisons With
/ convicts, and your poor houses with pass
lpers." ).
"And what else can yeu do p -
II can bring the gray hairs Of the
Jagged to the Craze with sorrow;I T. cant
break the heart of the wife, and blast the
prospects, of the friands Of TALENT and
ian the land with more than the ten
lplagues Of Egypt" sai g 'ae issfaa5
s'Is that all you can do 2"
"Good heavens r cried the rumseller,
"is not that enough p sg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-07
Sayings OF Josh BiIIings.

It is highly important that when man.
makes up his mind to become rasksl
that he would examine hisself closely,
and see if he amt better constituted for
phool. an as'ita g 'ss.sssa'
! argy in this way-If d man. is right
he kant be too radical; if he is wrong he
kant be too consarvatiff. 7.sz.
WheL you pra, pra right at the bulls
eye. Use @ .s'ssA
1t is very delicate job tew forgive q
man without lowering him in his ewns es-
timashul, and yours tew., s.a..a,s ,,.,..
1t IL admitted now by everybody, that
a man who can git fat on berlony sassa-
ges, has got a good deal of dorg in him. -
No man loves to get beat, but tits bst-i
ter to be bored with an inch orger than
gimblet. sss9tssz ss1ssslss
Don't mistake arrogance for wisdom,
many people thought they wuz wize when
they wuz only windy. 5esisai
Men amt apt to be kicked out Of geed
society for bein rich. :
The road to Ruin Isl always kept IN
good repair, and the tayerns pay the sx-
penses ov it. lssaaiaef
The only profit there is in keeping
more than one dorg,is what you can make
on his board.
Honesty is the poor mans pork and
the white mans pudding. z
There is luxury ia sometimes feeling
lonesum.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-07
5 9ts ana Stinees; @onaion agriculture &C.
NUMBER 10.

Alice HardWieke sat in the middle Of
the roeni, shading her eyes with one
white, trembling hand, as il her old
lovers face were al apparition from the
other world.
-.sMy love-7my Alice That youshould
have come I'd this !! but il is over now.
We will begin the world anew, AliceE
Ny dearest, shall it be so2e +, Sesssas -.
oh, Theron, did not think you
could ever have forgiven me T. sa
Dear, dear said thrifty Ellen .Jsycoz,
the dinner most certainly ioiH be spoil
led, if Theron don't make his appear
ance pretty soon. Harki he's coming
noWl -
And she ran QUITO greet the coming
roll of Wheels. -
Theron ! why, Theron, who is thai.
with your
my wife, Nelly-and my son I .l...s
sYour wife 2 -
4 was married this morning. Give
Alice kiss of welcome, dear I
And Helen, with little cry of reeog-
milton, clasped, Alice in her arms, forgiY.o
ing.
'Oh, Alice I am so glad SO glad + ;
Little Willie feasted right royalty en- !
the Thanksgiving turkeys that had been
the pride Of Miss Helen Jayeox's culina- ,
ry heart, that day.
And when at last he fell asleep, with
his head on Ellen's lap, in the bright
glimmer of the pine-log fire, she leaned
softly across to put her cheek on her
brothers shoulder, -,
Theron, do you remember what you
said to me this morning p a6saap
About what?' 8i9sgfa
That you never, neuer should marry9
that we were destined to be old bachelor
and old maid for the rest Of our lives.
Circumstances alter cases, Nell T -
He answered Helen's words; but he
looked straight into the deep, blue lightT
of his wife's eyes sft -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-07

"Mamma-oh, mamma, am SO cold!'
"Button your jacket up to your throat,
and sit in the sunshine--that will make
you warmer"
"There is no more coal, Willie"
awe could buy some, mamma; Mrs
Jones bought whole wheelbarrow full
yesterday.
o"But Mrs. Jones had money, my son,
and we have none"
Willie Hardwicke looked piteously up
liz to his mothers face as he strove to
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-07

DEATH OF KING LEoPoLD.-leopold,
King of Belgium, died few days since
at the age of seventy-fve. He was one
of the oldest and shrewdest of Europe
an monarchs. He has been to some ex-
tent mixed up in the Mexican scheme
with Louis Napoleon, and furnished Max
imilian with the Belgian contingent to
augment his forces. In this view the
death of the old King of Belgium assum.
les some political Importance. His eldest
son, Louis, Duke Of Brabant, aged about
81, succeeds to the throne. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-07

pea- The man who takes things easy.
the city pick-poeket,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-07

A young swell in London who dissi-s
pateS fortune ofs30,o00 per year, now
earns SIS week % a stage driver. 5;
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
E u r O F. E.
Arrival M the Peruvian at Portland and the
City Of Warrington 1t This Pert.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.
EUROPEAN WAR IN PROSPECT.
Despatch Of q Prussian Ultima
tum to Austria.
Austria Must Either Yield or
Fight.
our GOVERNMENT AND THE fENIANS.
Runorod Reassuring Despatch to tho
British Ministers.
Meeting Of the New Atlantic
Cable Company.
rIIE WORK 10 BE CARRIED OUT At ONCE.
Meeting Of the New Atlantic
Cable Company.
THE WORK 10 BE CARRIED OUT At ONCE.

The steamship Peruvian, which left Liverpool at two
p NJ Of the sth and Londonderry oth arrived at Port
Land, Me-, At half past six last evening.
The Inman steamer City Of Washington, Captain
Brooks which left Liverpool at O'Clock the after
Of the 7th Of March, and Queenstown the 9Th,
arrived at this port about half twelve O'Clock this
morning
The steamship Moravian, from Portland, arrived at
Liverpool early on the morning Of the 9th.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York,
arrived or Crookhavcn early the morning Of the sth
The steamship Bremen, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the night OF the 7th.
The Cunard Company announce that with the steamer
Trpo, the Goth of March, they will temporarily re-
their weekly line Of emgrant vessels from Liver
pool to New York.
Tho steamship Moravian from Portland, arrived at
Londonderry the morning OF the III inst
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. near Brooms
sareeS-Tux vIczlns-FoRfT wnxA
end 80 Brosdway.-DonNIeUx, ras DEsERrHs-Tas A.
1oUrHxNr
WOODS THEATRE Broadway opposite the St Nicholas
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. Di Bowery.-smo.
mo DAscN0, BuRLEsoUEs. &c-lRnLAND IN 1850 on, THs
DAsx HouR Bxr0sx dawn
GEORGE CHRIsrY's-OIp SCHOOL MISsTaELsy,
BSLIxns MUSICAL &C.. Fifh Avenue Opera House.
Hos and West Twenty fourth street-SrAGE STRUCK
HEROES
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs. SIS Broadway, opposite
Metropolitan HoeL-ETHorAx SINGING DANCING. kc.-
The NEW CABINET
BRYANTS MINSrRELS. Mechanics Hall, l72 Broad
vAy.-NEoRo concALrfrzs. BuRLEseuEs &c-THE LADY
or LIONS.
H0OLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn.-ErmoPIAN MIN.
sfRxLsr-BALLADs. BuRLEsauKs AND PAsroxIxss
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY sls Iroadway-
Open from l0A. N. till l0P. N
BRADYs GALLERY, 7sS Broadway. corner of Tenth
street-Open every day and evening this week-NEw Col
or WAR VIEWS AND HpsT0Rlc PORTRAITS Free "a
the public
DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY, 625 Broadway y-Ex
HrsrrioNs OF PAINTINGS, &c.
FINE ARTS INSTITUTE. 625 Broadway-KKLLocG's
GRxAr PAINTING the ORIENTAL PRINCESS "ArrER rul
BATH"
HOPE CHAPEL. To Broadway.-ConnrE's ILLusrRArxr
Tour or SCOTLAND.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
WITH SUPPLEME EN- T,
New York, Tuesday, March 20, 1896.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
IN before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
cuiation among the cnterprising mechanics farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout
country is increasing very rapidly. Advertisements
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion of the active and energetic people OF the United
States
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

ssss.A so,s.r..os rs,.s.vs 70 ne Pacipsiss sbse0
be held u PARIS. ~. 49,.
s.ss !. o.ss ss sScsssad The ess
eighteen thousana men, is 70 be Stationed q 50 num1
.ry n.s.x ssse s.s nass :a PrOCsc "a is sufc~sa
Indis.
me Bombay nan q February is received -
BoxsAr,. March 4 lS@-cossou dsclnins shipnsas
sCsrcvra vTn Sss.S S isss n0e:9ss s9ss.Sss - aka
cAsIoH, Fab 10. lsea-rsa unchanged. E1shssse
s.Io.A. 1.s ? ,sss-r~ unchanged sun i..s
Finanefal and Commerosal
Sattsrhwaitss Circular Of the evening Of tho m svs
The dealings IN American securities have been . .
somewhat limited scale Towards the clsss Of ias wssa
there strong disposition 70 buy nve-tweuty bonA
and Saturday. prior 70 the Australasans ns.s 49,
were bought up 70 but hsve since reacted 49,
sympsshi.sd in shs downward movemsns Illiaois d.
ing st Tx Isx and Erss at ssx kH
v..s he %ss. being nSs.oosa = ,.s.:as y
Of the dculsies Of the joint stock discount comp.sy.
With regard 2 which nothing sastsss T q SsSn sns
bank continues heavy, all other establishments hssQ
disposed 70 restrict their transactions within hs ns
cautious limits ra..
LONDON MONEY xARgEr--NARon ..
Consos closed a. sex sax nor money. The wssklp
return Of the Bank Of England shows an incrsasa -
AxzascAs sscuRnrEs
Tx; Eric Railway, ssX sAk.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK9T-NARcH ..
The sales Of cotton for the week foot up $4,000 haso
including 500 bales spscuators and ls0oo bass .
exporters The market Ii firm but unchanged Tor Amog
vs r.: Scoss. 4 The :
changed S s psioss n. authorized quotations sfe:-
Orleans. .zOxd 1xd
Mobile. ............... .........."......2 .20d: !Sd
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
Great Rrifain.
ruE UNITED STATES AND THE PESrASs-SEuTRAI
ITY PRoMIsED--SUMBER or ATHEISTS IN IRr

THE UNITED STATES AND THE YENIANs-NEuTRAL-
ITY PRonIsED--SUMBER or ARRESTS IN IRR.
IANp-ruE REFORM QUESTION IN yyot Ann rrc
In The House OF Commons on the I'm nst the annual
bill for the abolition OF church rstes was DEBATED
Mesr Gladstone and Bright smoke In favor of the oues-
ton beng com promsed soue ,wav or otbcr
The biIi was passed 10 second reading by 2s5 10 2s2
The announccment Of the vote WAS received with oud
cheering II Is thought that the vote indicates an early
soutIon OF the question alt thourh tho present bill viii
doubtless be rejected by the House OF Iors AZ usual
The london OsOt ssys:-aThc American government
has ntimaied that IL rs In posscssion OF full information
as 70 the movements Of the Feniabs I'm the United staes
and oai M ps, MAJ any aofs onsoss % ne BrvsA Gov.
e5wrs NJ of sphirh ih laps oan tdks crcniaanc,n
Fenian Affairs are unchanged tnmportant arrests
cont nue..
The Dublin kvensng Nail the number Of prisoners
committed Dublin since the suspension Of the habcas
,,r
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

frpiANArotts, Ind March W - -
An immense Fcnisn demonstration TOOK ps,sS, - ~
10 night Upwards OF six thousand people sssemp,.a
the tabernacle and were addressed BY PrcsidenI
X Roberts, Senators T. w. Fitzgerald, OF Sncinns' -
moss Intense enthusiasm prevailed. and large sums ~
money were contributed.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

Tho Situation Growing Critical-De.
spatch OF u Pcremptory Note by Prus-
sia-Austria Must Either Fight or
Yield.
from the London OWL March 81
German crisis Is imminent The Prussian govern
ment has despatched to Vienna In respect to
Hostein vhch peemptory In is tome ds demands
Bimork is ready to face a and Its consequences.
Austria must at take up the gauntlet yield to
the prctensions OF Prussia In a somewhat gnomiaious
manner
TFrom the London Standard. March 81
crisis Is approaching IN tue relations between the
heWcen ne ccndomini ef ne Eps ducAls or
ancfhr surrender ~ As part 9 AusrSa. Tho Prussian
government has used tho power given II BY the Gas
tein Convention to make Schleswig practically It's
II wants 10 finish with the matter,
and formally annex Holste,n and schleswig But this
The Austrian government has particular views OF its
own with regard ~ the duchies. would like 70 dis
pose Of thcm In some way BY which could At the same
Germany and balk Prussia But Il docs how 10
attain this grand result, aud nil Il do rs TO oner
parity parity IL ie hope q dsiSaling ss, partly S IL:
for rA is % ultimate eompsnce p somp,anos should
be found necessary The Prussian governlpent
e.Idsnis ".eans 70 ra.h ~sr. only 'nss "a srsng
his decks for action. HI has goa rid Of LIS
Ps.iiament Ho has assured h'necif, or At
least he fanc,es he has INSURED himsek, Of the
neutrality OF France and Russia He has money enough
In the treasury. He has COED provision of a neces
sry stores, and, thanks to the reorganization he has
large army Immediately available to whom he could
offer no more welcome opponents than the Austrians
He In better position TO deal with Austria than he
last summer, when he extored Iauenburg from her
by ultimatum- The question Is, what will Austria
dor Will she Yield as she did last summer or will she
nsn.. l'ru "a" Ic no So''. r % c.s,s o po,o %rron anu
bitter humiliation TO them, and the effort begun
soon after TO rcan Hungary was dictated in no small
part by the desire 10 restore the strength OF the
empire enable u TO resent the arrogance
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

The French government has issued circular 70 ell ue
maritime Powers Of Europe requesting their support Of
their exhibition Of fishing boass and impemenm, to b
held near Bordeaux next september
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

The Prfnefpalattss.
rhs nos1ssv says ms,srity Of the pepipotensaftss
have already avasssd Win lhA necsnwr poNpu "
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
THE CITY.

In our Supplement- sheet Of to-day we publish In ful
s matter OF great interest 70 metropolitan mxpayer
and the people Of New York generally, the bill now
before our Legislature and which has heretofore on
various occasions been noticed In columns to create
Board Of Revision for this city. This Board is TO con-
els, Of six members to be appointed by the Governor
Who with tho Mayor shall constitute commission to
have supervision Of the ocai acts Of all the officers Of
our city government whom they shall have the power 70
bring before hem 10 any charges Of mafcaance
In ofhoe Should the bill become a Law ~ will cause
another great revelation In our municipal Affairs.
In yesterdays session Of the Board or Aldermen
resolution adopted directing the clerk 70 transmit 10
the Legislature copy Of the tar levyas sdcptsd BY
The Board with rsansn that the supsrvisou y snnous
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
THE LEGISLATURE.

Both houses OF our State Legislature met at seven
O'Clock last evening In the senate the following bills,
among others ordered TO third rcading:-To alter
the map and plan Of the city Of New York; 70 authorize
tho Comptroller of Nov York city TO borrow money for
the benefit the Metropolitan Fire Commissioners aud
prohibiting railroad companies OF this State rom issuing
fre passes.
In the Assembly Mr. Ia,eiohn FROM the committee on
Apportionmcnt reported the members Of Assembly un
der the new census According 10 this report New York
county entitled to twenty members Under the old
census the appostsument for this county seventeen
Several bills OF local character introduced, among
them one railroad In SOUTH West and other streets
this city resolution was adopted calling upon the
gas companies of New York and Fsooklyn for informs
,Icu as 70 their charges receipts expenditures &c The
bills 10 amend tho Revised Statutes relative 10 the rates
Of brokerage and to incorporate the American Exp'or
ing and Mining Company, were advanced TO third
reading
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

skasaA eoufsrsaos rsaaaivs 70 the Prtnospenoes s
be held 4 PARIS, .
The farkish eerps ef observation on the Dsnsse
stated q twenty-five thousand the resesve ccss
Eighteen thousAna men, Il 70 be Stationed y SO
nstatsd thai Austria viii probably sake preoeA
asy military easupen N Trunsvivania and Buk0wtnA