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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

Our Italian news does not present much that
is new. The feeling throughout the Peninsula
rad become strong against the French. The
result Of this has been twofold-more French
troops have been sent from Toulon for Civita
vecchia, and Victor Emanuel has called out
the reserves and ordered the formation OF
three large camps. The revolution which for
time threatened Rome has thus rolled back
upon Italy. II Ii the throne OF Victor
Emanuel, and not the throne Of Plus the
Ninth, which is most Immediately in danger
While the King OF Italy Is thus at his wits
end the Pope is rejoicing at his deliverance
from anarchists upon whose flag we're
inscribed rapine and devastation His fare
well address to the French officers on the
occasion Of their leaving Rome for Civita
vecchia reads much like . paragraph
from the Encyclcal which We printed
and commented upon two days ago.
He is as angry with Italy rs ever I;
hut he has bestowed his apostolic
blessing on the army, the people and the EN-
peror Of France. II Napoleon DO able to get
this Roman question settled and yet retain tho
Holy Father 10 his present frame Of mind ws
may expect soon to hear Of Papal visit to
Paris and an Imperial coronation. Twice de-
livsred from Anarchists by the soldiers Of Ma
polcon, and grateful beyond measure, accord
ing 10 bis own words, for said dcliverancs, he
cannot well refuse to his imperial benefactor
this browning" favor. II 10 dif,cult to be-
lieve, however, that this Roman din1culty will
be got over to the entire satisfaction Of his
Holiness Napoleon may not wish him just so
well a. he imagines, and even though he wished
him better than he does, II may not be possible
for him to CRAFTY his Holiness desires Much,
everything, indeed, now depends upon the re
suit OF the proposal for . general congress.
But whether congress shall be got together
or not II is hard. in present circumstances, to
understand how the temporal power can be
maintained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16
Tho New Postal Treaty between Belgium
and thc United states.

Tho New Postal Treaty between Belgium
and tho United states.
According 10 one Of our latest kilograms Bel
GUM Is to be inclnded 10 the list Of European
countries which are disposed 70 encourage
cheap inserocesnic postage. BY treaty just
concluded bstween that country and the United
States the rate Of postage on single letters
weighing half ap ounce or less has been re-
duced 10 fifteen cents. This Is step in the
right direction, aud one which reflects honor on
the little kingdom. Prussia recently concluded
. similar treaty. France long since followed
the example Of England. The rate, however,
must be still further reduced AZ II 10 oil this
cannot Ail 10 be positive advantage 70 the
United ssases Increased postal conmunica-
lion will swell The Tide Of immigration, and
every Intelligent md iadustrious Immigrant 10
20 much addition 70 our actual wsslse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

The RepwbIscas school CesvsnsSess.
The republicans ass night held their District Convex
Ions the seven school dsro 20 nominate candidates
Tor School Commissioner, and Ward Conventions v
nominate School Trustee several wards With ne
fOlioWspa ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

BUrLER,s AMERICAN THEATRE. 453 BroadwaJ. -
BALLsr. FARCE. PAEronixn. &C. Matinee ~ ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

KI0HrH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE,, corner Thirty fourth
treet-NirsrRRLsY. FAncEs. &c. Matinee Al, AZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

not forget H1 paaeEs1 90 - ..
Sivsd lie slavery 81 A6 thsl -
-, and vandehgs Is ~ N3eota =
6slns them kone5 ye6e - sns-
20, and viss - dssseot A
reenrd Il 40 aSlasao1 1T See
oh here BY the Sqhal - A. = /
. asaimi,ass ~ - O.
spirit Is prsrsq5{Sa ~ II -
sp;r;t lust ev;pcs7 p s II ~
be exercised, ~1set - ha1ioo - -
Gen. Lee were III ~ Tor OF - 4
tain, Gen. Grant; let fe6ea slss - seeUse 81
NevaUsssasisaaAs own opr natiopal lppgs
and II there Be loyal pulsstion let 4 6!ine
OIL ahs stab au4 stripes - long eeeeaasn'
With the rattle snake das; uaseck
ttile cemesesymx aAsesasasasasa A0aiaat The
sabla patriots Who would strew the flowers Of
shecJicn 81 % raves oftheif cDuAdGs bid
the Lone Star State desist in her demands
for the .fssi0yAl pf or iassd from their grave.
yards. thai TIA dust OF Hhifell1g soldiers"
m;nrle not Wifh that OF her ahSble end heroic
dead make psaitica prefssmsnt ]. city and
county possible to . Unionist- and for the
time penitents should desain their sons from
the college Lectures on moral philosophy ~
ex.pirats 6emmss,
ssThs mildsst hammered man
That ever scuttled ship or cut human throst.
and At least when safe and convenient arrest
ds6ant murderess at large, that the CRY 81 an
! foyal American citizen be no more the
| signal for . visitatiou Of cruelty If he be IN
American citizen Of African descent.
Demons stood aghast at the cruelties IN.
stoned for endured BY our prisoners, and hell
doubtless vain for the coming Of those lsad
ler, Ia rebellion whom We ssen ~ havs no
'laws to punish. Strange that tbey should d
sire ! return on any terms, and more strange
our leniency, and that We have not met the
expectations of the country and made impair
tiaf suffrage a condition. This withheld BY
the suppliants, my vote for their return viii
not be given Never. never
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

The Chicago Times special from Des
Moines says that it 10 reported that NJ. u.
Baowsrso of Burlington has been appointed
United States District Attorney for Iowa.
Mr. Hsoxxlss . brother Of the secress
nv of the Interior, and owes his appointment,
no doubt, to that fact. he has BEEN long .
resident OF Iowa, and though lesS proni-
nently before the public OF late years than
formerly. he will no doubt fill the position
with credit. e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12
For Marking Linen, &C..
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1or ssls b Bookssiiass e1ationsrs, DrugRists, o.
AaulfArtursd and sold It Wholesale, BY
THE IUDELlDLE PEnCHA CO.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12


And every wave 10 charmed
That clsneaeg ofthe eoaqaesar - rebels,
~ shown ~ the President sad co0gress, has
brought ont . timely development Of the
proud unsubdued spirit which would dictais
~ teens n poAneni0ass regard il - re>
kee1D xSendll RI IL: Gods provi.
asAss. 81 1fA Bill Raa defeat, which
menaced this capital. awakened the mseui
sense ofthe nations to it's crimes, and pointed
out our dangers and duties. II was prepara-
tory 70 sbs vasning psosi natissef Fsess1esA
Lincoln in September, 1867, which traHoie
in arms would not heed, aud WAS followed BY
the loss Of slavery, that for which they b.
gan the ~. And ~ shen they scoss6 ne
mildest terms of Cancellation ever ne6t Is
.febellious spirifs, the guestiun Of rights and
t6ale6esorsAs long 1<6H6eda6H dsfences
less, need mot b committed 10 The e4pI4es'
or love Of power reiening With the dUninaae.
class. Let history speak With her trumpet,
tongue A0a - graves Of nations thstr soe-
sssied to degradation Of il msansst stljeo1s,
ssd If wise " shall b warned By tASAEAd
eoupeonisos Deas By on ihshes5, ahA nsv
ssssa N6A1oe ~ de1liais = uf9leas -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

Whoever say. that py,p-p.i. is iseurasl.. tails -
that is to say make. esresous mistake Nor. thsa
ten aggravated have been eursdey HOS
LETTERS STOMACH sIrrEKs, Will. th. snntsr
tina. have bseo prevented Go coming TO head, BY the
sam. nesns, 10 fnca,enIslI~ In Winter shd early
sprnx when the appetite too vigorous for
the comfort add sasiy Of tbs stomach, indigestion Il
,o.t prevalent aad dsrsssug IL ,1s app.ti,.
be balk ed accommodate the digestive orsansl Not
20 for thea tA. fran. woad lack its proportion
sros.cp ths liver and pot the bowels In perfect
order Nothing ~ili do ths e1.ctn.iy rsridy 40
quietly, % PLEASANTLY. Is HosTErrERs BIrTERs.
This potent preparation trims ard balances the system
Dyspepsia liver complaint and fsvsr and Asue are
known 10 attack shoss Who wi.s enough TO invoke
the aid Of this srss, prsrentive .jsnsAav
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
COTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, April u.--TherC
is no material variation to report in
the price Of the staple, the greater
part OF the lists sold, being at figures
within the range Of last evenings
quotations, which were us follows :
Ordinary, 24@24!c.; good ordinary,
2,2@235c:; low middling, 27@-c.
he higher descriptions, owing TO
tflelr scarcity. still command enhanc
ed rates, while the ordinary qualities,
by reason Of heavy supplies, are
purchased at figures disproportion-
ately low as compared with the other
grades.
NEW YORK, Application closed;
sales 1000 bales, low middling at
215@2Sc.; Gold 1879.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

PERSONS in want of Shingles o.
J. Lumber ,iN for building, can be supplied
at Pickens Station with the first
named article, by Mr.. Bunny, and
those who wish to buy Lumber can
get 1t from Hazlehurst Miss, by ap
rllcation to Mr.. Brideweil Read
the advertisements of Bunny and
brldewell. Now is the time to i'm
prove your building while there is so
much competition in the sale Of
Lumber.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

CoRRrcrrOS.-During an absence of a few
hours from our Office on Friday evening last.
friend did US the favor to call attention to
the Communication Of Judge Handy. After
paying that gentleman a high compliment
and saying bis articles were unanswerable
he took the anomalous position that we
could not agree with him. The position Of
Judge Handy is the position of the "Citi
zen and has been from the beginning of this
CONTROVERSY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

MADISON CTRcUIr CouRT-This court which
commenced its session on the gath ult. Ia,
not yet adjourned. The following criminal.
have been convicted aud sentenced
hartinOhambers, negro, assault with Intent
TO tili' one year 10 the penitentiary.
Robert Brown, negro, murder, to be hung
on the 9th Of May NEXT.
John Fletcher, grand larceny, SIX month,
in Psniteutiary.
Jim Edward, negro, attempted burglary
ono month in county jail.
Thos. Jefferson, negro, burglary, six mons
10 Penitentiary..
James King, negro, murder, to be hung on
the 9Th Of May next.
Andrew Diamond and Ewing Sullivan, ne.
sroes, larceny, onc meath in rouhiv '1il.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
BY GEN. u. Y. HILL,
Late Of the Southern Army.

FJ7HiS Is The chespes; Magazine in the S,utl ana
It has reached an issue Of y 900 comics month.
~ IN the arst year oflts existence Is cirrul,fio-
embraces al the Territories and all the States ex-
sep' iArte o! Inc Northeastern. Encouraged by
every eNertiou 70 make the mars zine more att-s,
tive and more useiui The services OF some of ne
most talented writer's O t,etolnrrv have No., -,
cured AMI no art.c.ewill he published. which has
. ny rear sI9,t -Itla ment Epgra wings and Illus
trat,pns will he introduced
lhe Magazine aims to preserve q record Of the
nei.,'n and eudIalee, BE wit AMI humrt Of he
rs-Pu''isbsd 10 Charlotte, y. g. BY Hil. Irwi,
4 Co. ''' ''''
TERMS Three dollars i vea- +. aarorca ~,
dniaT and half for y months. Srcciman comic.
back, il desired. 80
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
PROSPECTUS
History Of the War In the nTissi5sippi
Valley

Valley
= Ihls Wofh IS now in toe course of prepari.
ton ard viii be published in 4 few months.
IL VIII! comprise IA volume OF SIX hundred
pages ahd VIII contain descriptions Of the
battles, Siegcs, aud campgign in the Vsllay
of the Mississippi, from the beginning of the
war in 1861 to its conclusion in 1865 Il,
addition to these brilliant scenes and stiripo
incidents, it will embrace memories ana
personal sketches of the distinguished gen.
erals who led our armies, and notices of thu
brave soldiers who fought with dauptless
CALAMITY against the overwhelming number
OF the enemy. 1t being my design to make
the History copiouE aud complete it's sco,o
VIII comprehend the campaigns of Prira
Van Dorm, and Mccullough. in Missouri
ana Al kansas the conduct of General
A'oert sidney Johnston ia Tennessee; III.
ueitnse Of Fort ponelson the actions of
beaufegard aud agg in Mississippi the
campaigns Of Kirby Smith aud BRAGG in
hentucky the Operations at Murfreesboro
and Missionary Ridge and Cbickanapoa
my manGuveriug of Gen. joseph Z, John. |
son IN Georgia and Mississippi the actions |
OF foik, Van Dorm, Forrest aud Stephep
u. Lee IN Mississippi; the fall of New
OFeana, and seiges of Nicksburg and Porn
Hud5oni operations Of Hood in GEORGIA
Tennessee and Mississippi; the adniinisfra.
ton of the T,ans- Mississippi department h,
Gen. Kirby, Smith the camcaign of Cen
Richard aylor in Louisiana and in award
the History Of the War in the Valley NJ
the Mississippi will be faithful represen.
talon OF all the important actions which
occurred during the war.
The author svill catsayor to ptoc1ra an.
thentic maps of the scenes of operations
In every instance where maps are inserted
hey will have received the sapclian of tho
chief actors in the scenes illustrated nv
BY the maps, The work will also be adoned
'y the portraits of the distinguished chief
aims whose great actions form a br,pbt
'age in the annals of the South. Bgt
n undertaking such an arduous task. the
uthor requires the assistance Of the officers
nd soldiers who participated in the war
nj the attention of all who were engaged
the campaigns on the Mississippi and
tributaries euumerating the operation on
ne tennessee, the actions in the Bav Of
ooile, and the defence Of the out posts Of
nat CITY, is invited to this enterprise. and
leir notes and memoranda of the war
specially solicited.
All notes, memoranda and articles INNS ca
addressed to me, and directed 10 the 20
IRE of J. II. Carter, New Orleans, 30
george II. Vinien, 40 Poydras street
my authorized Agent for the city'of New
I cans to solicit subscriptions, and receipt
T the same
The following persons are nv authorized Oh,
ents for Mississippi aud Alabama.
William S. Reynolds, Corinth. Miss.
l.-IItcomb, Mobile, Alabama.
oei white, Montgomery, Alabama.
Price s. 90 per cspy Y
BERNARD 4. REYNOLDS. "
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

fhR Cry HOTEL New ORLEAxs-Es one Of the
oeSt Kept hotels in the country. The table is al.
ways furnished with the richest viands. Tho
cl''n"ry department Is the best style of the art.
Inc servants are prompt and attentive. The visitor
always meets with the most courteous attention st
'he omce and last though not least the rooms are
vel furnished, having luxurious mattresses clean
linen and every thing else to correspond 7, sho,,
the City Hotel is home for all it, rs,rons
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

HIGT COURT OF ERHoRs. Judge
Handy has given notice that the
term is at Macon on the first Monday
OF Jnne; at Mississippi City on the
first Monday in August; at jackson.
the first Monday in December, and
at Oxford, on the first Monday of
February next.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Of TRAINS.


ADvERrfStSd.-ln every branch of business. tn,
benefits of ADVERTISING are immense Tho. !,
FISK but It is small and probabilities are largely in
favor OF success when yon let b. kno,sn that YOU
nave 'oH'e'hlhg TOR sale, thereby going steadily ia
VIZ" " urn up something, rather than sit sttl
waiting for something to turn up
The benefits Of advertising are known and rool.
wa by some ana we see constant proofs oft
me same means are open to all but he who ne.
e'ects them, not only rob3 himself Of fair ndyan
taSe' but leaves the field omen ana the game free to
his wiser fellow.
Li'e anoundS In cases Of brilliant results TO geucr
Gus poIIcy and in support of orr recommendation
Of such course, AS wise. We can ask 20 hirlcr M.
thonty than the words of Solomon VINO say.
ihrTe l. that -cattereth and yet inccIseth. and
there Is III II withholeth more than is meet hnt il
tcnd.th TO poverty"
rune is money give your business p1hlic;ty,
ana as much may ufentmeS Ice ACCOMPLISHED in ,
few days as would otherp Use r"uui,e weeks and
months Of time with Labor aud expense IN prop,,
tip1.
i a man has good property for sale ara t;rac is
any object - Him. it il idle to speak Of the cost Of
advertising as an objection as well might he olier
Z amy ot'er expense attendant upon the care If his
property or the prosecution of hi- business for
the stlhl! aHount ordinarily required for iIdiri,Ys
advertising Is a. nothing when compared with the
advantages attendant Npnn quick sale ana n fail,
p'i'e secuted ty competition among d nnrlber Of
customers.
IN advenisrr,ent should he clear distinct and
to the point, conveying in few words a. po,,ilLp
the description and prominent advantages Of the
property offered. Such an advertisement, inserted
once' twice three, h't. ten, On twenty times, cost,
but little, is read, nni IN, lrlty VI cases. IT.
rAYS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

AUCTIoN.-Reuben II. Frank al
Nertlses i'll our paper to-day, a large
stock OF dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes and hats at auction. The sale
viii commence this evening, and
without reserve.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

We ask the attention of those in.
tcreSted to the advertisement of Mr..
l. \. Jones as Administrator of W.
VI. {. Jones, deceased.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
To all Persons interested Gas

oreditorS) in the Estate of S.
Ii. Lanier, deceased.
nereas, at the September tern, 1896. Of
the Probate Court Of Madison County. said
estate was, by decree Of said court. DE-.
cisred to he inso!ven;, you are hereby noti.
ned to come for~ard snd duly probate your
claims and have them properly regis tered
W''hin The time prescribed by law. in accord
anee with said decree, or they will be for
ever barred
!. Z. POWELL,
Administrator dc bnnis non Of the
Estate Of $ u Iauie-, deceased
0Cte'sc c,r
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
Lumber, Lumber

Vie undersigned having most sxcellen,
Il SAW AND planning MILLS. situated
IN the heart o. the pine region at summit.
on the n. Q and Jackson r r is prepsred
to furnish the best YELLOW PINE LIN.
Der IN any Quantities, both rough ard dress.
ed, seasoned tongued and Croved FLOOR.
ING aud CEILING, also PLASTER and
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

"dhH TS'--hesSrs. T.. c. Wharton & Co. ore an.
A'''~eu Agents for this paper in The city of New
o"eans' Advertising contracts made b, them far
u', will be faithfully carried out
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
5Ne(u advertisements.
NOTICE! NOTICEl,

ENiE Books and Accounts Of the late firm Of
4 D'nElnS " slower having been placed in my
hands as receiver for collection The debtors Of tI
mouse aye respectfully asked to can and pay no at
once. JAMES DINklNS, Eecciyor.
April 4 A. '0''
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
DEE,

VI Consumption on wednesday the 80 inst. at
The Residence of her father. DR.. N. j. McKie q
sharon Mrs. MILITIA, wife Of DR.. james l.,
Barnett of Vicksbnrg
Leaves have their time 10 fall
And flowers to wither at the North winds breath,
And Stars TO set-but al.
Thou hast all Seasons for thine own Oh Dealt. =
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

Adver ring per square. Of eight lines. 81 80 for
the frs md I5c for each subsequent insertion
AJ- In II" case will proof OF Publication of lr,oI
paid. ''e
s5-W ere there Is no specification of the nnm.
her Of in ertions desired, either in writing or yer
oal,yi' erti4rments will he published mi torb;d
and cha sed at the regular rates. go 'O'""'
Legal notices will he charged in all cases 80
transient advertisements ~" '"''' AZ
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
TkE LAND WE LOVE.

\ Monthly Magazine, containing eighty pages. de-
voted to Literature, Agriculture, and General
iH'e,'lEehee and containing Reports @: Battles
Incidents 5ud Anecdotes o.. the War ueyer 10
fore published,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

RATES FOR THE WEEKLY cIrIzr
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

A NOBLE AssocATIoN.-Th Occidental
and Vanguard of April 9th, has the names Of
Zach. Montgomery and F. Linthicum, as
Editors. Two better men could not be named
for association in the great cause in whose be-
half they labor. Both are gentlemen of the
purest private character, honorable in every
walk of life, possessed oftalents Of high order,
able, terse, pointed, but always courteous and
refined writer's and thoroughly devoted to the
cause they so materially aid and creditably
represent. We wish them the most complete
success. They greatly merit it, and we hope
that in Idaho their paper and their names will
become as familiar as household words.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-18

COMPLEMENTARY Judge Deadly, of the
United States District Court of Oregon, was
called by Chief Justice Chase to preside as
Judge of the United States Circuit Court Of
California, at the April term, as Judge Field
was engaged on the Supreme Bench at Wash,
ington City At the close of the term, the
most eminent lawyers Of San Francisco, who
had practiced before Judge Deadly during the
term, assembled and passed most compliment
airy resolutions expressive of their high ,ap-
probation of his Judicial courtesy, ability
and learning" His response to the distin
guished compliment was brief and very happy.