American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-05-25
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day at 1885. Ia
The Treasury sfy .eports that
the City National New Or
leans paid out dug A ~: re- ent run
sG10.0OO. Its dep ~ - $40, 1000.
a dispatch froitN ties that
Gen. Pope has reg or With
ers and the Chiei q of that
city. N little
The declinei in c1ttfn'' iiYIreported,
has caused the taiic,1tTthe City
Bank, a private NJ in New
Orleans.
Commodore Holli, srsCcnfeder-
ate ram Observation-Disclosures
crier of the Baltlm court, by
Judge Scott, last J =
Two suicides | in New
Orleans last Tuesda % r.hn j. Lane,
proprietor Of the SO J ;aIoon, blew
out his brains with +. l6H,cr, and Ida
Lee, danscuse K "a il 9rSelf with
u dose OF morphine. ATC
\ man Is on tll'' y ketroit for the
seduction OF his NIX R;uftcr having
been divorce1 ttU1T- 50 o! nd married
to anQl-1iiGr woman.
The Memphis BIX@t speaking of
I5herman's tour toS !, SHoly Land,
saws that he migh5 N'Gf service to
the Turk in tea{ ing him how to
treat defenceIess " uc.and children.
1t is estimatetih cles}aton Rouge
.1drocate that ~. al yotc If l. ,+lisi-
ana, if all were "reu. ,.pniu, be
forty ss1Nrn thA--s.nu Whites, and
/ twenty-five thousand blacks.
The Kansas City JOmn0l says
! thirty outlaws have been hanged by
vigilance committees, in johnson
and Pettis counties during the win
/ ter and spring.
Mr.. George Peabody has left the
! portrait of Queen Victoria, recently
presented to him by the Queen her
self, in the hands OF the Mayor and
prominent citizens Of Philadelphia,
to place on exhibition for the pgr-
pose Of raising funds toI charitable
purposes,
It is stated that the next monthly
statement OF the Treasury Depart
ment will show a slight increase in
the national debt, owing to the pay
mont Of ortstoudino interest
From Galveston We learn that
oroot Iif1irnltv is eynn,ioncnI nv tha
I-nitnd states Cirruit Conrt in sernr.
inc a iurv fiat can take the oath for
fla tri,I Of tho d;rnct t.v cn,nmis.
sinnrr Pohprt x smith chor~rd with
nn,IngvIam,nt
Gen. iTanrock has inst mode .
Jistrihution If his forces 70 nrotprt
travel and thn TRANSPORTATION If tho
mail across tha MAINS
1 WASHINGTON disnotch states
.t1,o+ ssocrn+ar,e SnvorI h,o ronniyoJ
Mo- answer Of prrsident Jnaroy 70
tho ronnnst that tLn Ito NJ lJovimilion
and othor nrisonrrs of war shonid hn
SovnI hrt nc vot notL;no has trans.
I;roL ne n v,hot II 10
nnvtnr and thc CoIdsmit, mara
trott,J a. 1JiJdIntoyn " " ~, tho
ian fnr y nrreo NJ a9noo ni,o hontS
last +hroo r. GYo Mo rono ,', ,r.,s v r ,.(,
nv Dnvtor in tLran Str,inht Lnots
tIa hast timn hcin~ OBS
IVA T,dinus ~ 1JoLo ,ro 5r;,.;,u
of the Stock and shooting settlers in
all directions.
\ breach ofpromise case in Boston, |
in which Mrs. Belinda Il. Films sued |
Daniel ID. Kelly for 500, 900 damages,
resulted in verdict of $1,000 for the
plaintiff. The parties live in East
Boston.
y dispatch from New York an
nounces that Frazer, Trenholm &
Co., have failed with liabilities
to GL,00O,000, and that
gold went up to 1879 in consequence
thereof.
y court of inquiry has been order
ed to meet in Mobile to investigate
the disturbance that took place on
the 1lth inst.
Gen. Sickels has isSued an order
,rohihitin~ tLo distiIlation If Onirits
p onioi'liiS 'ne . .i L'. vi SPIrl'S
=. nv
llStrlct. Inc reason gwen Is the
present scarcity OF ioou IN Cafollha.
ilIoc ~ lortcT ol Olllcllillati nave
aileu o Witll ilaollitieS amounting 10
: i'o,oIp'
IRON perm w! we IgTfn llat Piot 10 as
,"s hnon disn9,nrnJ ''' S ''. s nrroSt
'p Loan ,moGo "nd = - It. ti "nloJ'9
I,,t L,' thosm 80, t;na1 cav" - 10 .no"S CIV
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