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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
RLUE BLUE LJNE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
THROUGH TO ALL POINTS in the West and East
without changing Cars breaking b.lk from iro Time
and condition guaranteed to all points.
GALENA,
DUBUQUE,
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS,
DkTROIT,
NIAGARA FALLS,
ALBANY,
BOSTON,
NEW YORK.
and all intermediate connecting points, AVOIDING ALL
DELAY from ice or low water.
Through bills Of lading all Information given, spp
JAMES t. TUCKER,
General Agent,
I4csrOndsles strsst.
NEW ORLEAss. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
rHRoUaH RATES OF FREIsHr.
50. Louis. LouisviIle. Columbus, Cairo, Rome
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and Charleston.
TRANSPORTATION DrrAxrxxxr,
New Orleans, Jan /, 1868. !
Shippers informed that this company s now giving
Through Bills Lading 10 the above points
All claims for Loss. Damage Ovsrchsrgs win be
prom pity settled at point Of delivery.
For further information, inquire at the Depot Cslllope
street. at the Company's Once "A CarcnSelst s.rsst
T. S. WILLIAMS, Genl Superintendent
JANIS YoScE. General Freight Agent.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. .. Mall Route Between New Orleans,
Western Louisfan. aud Texas.
The Railroad Feryboat the foot Of ST. Ann street.
opposite the Jackson Square DAILY at TX n consisting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agiers ASK
Shippers and consgness Of freight by giving the
New Orleans Trar sfer Company Camp and
have their goods received delivered In any part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drsysge
Freghts for stations the road landings the Teehe
and for Opsousa deliverable New Iberia st. Martins
ve received dAi Sundays excepted from A n TO r. ~
at the foot Of St. Ann street
Freight for all points Bayou Lsfourehe between LAba
dieve and LockpOr for Bslangcr Canal for Heuma
viii be received and transported through via R.eesnd La
Ourche and Terrebonne stations through Steamboat rates
An outward freight payable time Of Shipment and
N inward freight On delivery.
G.wR. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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Narine 5nteupsnft.

Cxzsoxsf oyrIoz. no. ~ OAny srkxsf,
Tuesday, March 10. 1865.
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BOSTON.
KRRoHAS5g BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS srEAN
SHIP COMPANY.
ms Linz oonpriss the Fine Ocean sssszshlps
ooEookDIA.. 900 tons. Leland. Commands.
KENsINGT0f..-leV :. Hedges, ..
ST. LoUls........l2oc Clausssn. q.
CLEOPATRA .iSe :. Rich, :.
okIKHfAL....... 800 .. SNOW. ..
Forming Regular Weekly ka<
Eoz nosToE VIA HAVANA TIE
Concordfa.
E. r Leland. Commander.
WIN tssvs On SATURDAY March 7th, ct 6 r. T.,
hcn Bulls Head, Fourth District.
These steamers sfe superior nor passsa
gers and freight and insure lowest rsss and ever f.
city VIII sxtsndsd 10 shippcr Fer freight or passsxs
applyts cRKEvY, MCPHERSON 4 co.,
No IS Oaronds,st street.
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, asrx
'OR VIrKaRUHa- aRhHn ourr -.

ssiehss Fort Adams. Bayou sara and al ntsrpsd
i3ndngs-fhe steamer ~ agenfa, Captain n p T~ste1
Sam Ayles clerk. Will commence her rerrs- TN. .
.e IN inas leaving New Orleans every sstardes
sISSorT ADAMS, - Commercial P,.o..
Steamer Magenta connects 81 vcksburr with N. st..,
sunnower River ''' '''a"@ Ayras nor
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HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
CHEPARD. ABBOTT g. CO..
IS CAMP STREET..

% OAMF bhIEEI.
wsrespectfuy call the attention of the public to our we'll
assorted stock Of
CRoCKERY. CHINA, GLASS WARE AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS.
Which Offering at greatly reduced prices FOR CASH
City and Country Buyers would do well 70 call and examine
cur stock and FACES before Masking their purchases
SHEPARD, ABBOTT a co,
IS Camp street.
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ANEW LIeHT-ANC9OR oIL-NO MORE Ex
"A plosions.Une Third Cheaper. and Burns as Long
Coal OHIO Bad Smell Smoke Attending the Use OF It.
IL only requires burner to the old Lamp Its uu
ing 81 above Coal Oh; steader than
end IN beauty cleanliness safety The
Choir OIL received the only diploma awarded Illuminating
Oils Al the late St. Louis Fair and frs. the
Cleveland Fair. E. A. WENTZEL.
209 Royal street, corner Main
eole Agent for Louisiana
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Leaves THURADAY i2th inst ASH
EOR MINDkN. LoG0Y BAYOU. GRAND
~ ba on, Couchstta, Campte, Grand kcore 81 Maurice
Montgomery pursn's Buxtons Month q Cane River. Co
lar din psThe and light draft Ltzzte Tate,
Nat Pncketts. Ed clerk Particular en-,
board OF TO WIN. SURLs, is New Levee street.
A BklTfON 4 co. z Front street.
The Lizzie Tate viii take freight without the privilege Of
reshippipg.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

THE FAIR AND SUPPER began
last Tuesday night, and continued
ultil Thursday night, inclusive. Ow.
ing to the late hour at which it closed,
and tho crowded state of our col.
umns, (not feeling justified in post.
poning Gen. GiIlem'S order,) we are
unable to make any lengthy notice
OF it in this issue, but will give the
details next week. Suffice it to say,
it was all that we predicted if would
he. 1t was much to be regretted
that the last evening was v>ry i'll
clement.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The second
quarterly meeting of the NJ. e. church
commences in this place This morn
ing at II o'clock, and will he pro
tracted throughout next week, we
Iearn. Rev. Mr. Andrews, preacher
in charge, will be assisted by Rev.
Geo. II. Clinton, of Vicksburg; and
it is expected that several other
ministers will be in attendance dur
ing the meeting. The public are in.
yited to attend.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

TX AS an additional measure for securing
the purity of the election, each Registrar,
Judge and Clerk, is hereby clothed W til all
the functions of a deputy sheriff or constable,
and is empowered to make arrests, and Ru-
thorized to perform all duties sPpertaining
to such officers under the laws of the State,
during the days of election.
Y. A. every precinct on the days of cleo
ton, all public bar-rooms, SALOONS, CT other
places where Intoxicating or malt liquors are
sold at retail, will he closed. Should any
infection in this respect come to the knowls
e lge ofthe Commissioners of election, or the
deputy sheriff in attendance they viii immoaip
ateIy cause the arrest of the offending party.
or parties, and the closing Of his, or their
place Of business. All parties so arrested
| will be placed under bonds, Of one hundred
dollars (00,) to appear for trial whcu re-
quired by proper authority, or in case Of
failure to give the required bond, wi be
held in arrest to await the action Of the
| General Commanding.
NI. The carrying of firearms or other
deadly weapons at or in the vicinity ofthe
polls is positively prohibited under pena.ty
of forfeiture of the weapons and of being
punished as prescribed by the statutes Of
the State forbidding the exhibition of deadly
weapons in threatening manner All
arms seized under this order will be turned
IN to the nearest post commander, for ship
meut to the Chef Ordnance officer of the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

We noticed at MesSrs. Cassell &
Baughn's, splendid assortment OF
Fishing Tackle, such as Hooks,
Lines, and Corks of all styles and
sizes suited to our waters, among
which was the celebrated Snap Il
Catch'em Hook. Those wishing to
catch fish successfully would do well
to call on Messrs G. Il b. and equip
themselves. Apl %, If.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

IVThe DanrlIe, Virginia. Times
has started a report, for the accuracy Of
which it says it can voucr, viz; That
here is female child near that place
only fifteen months old having quite a
large moustache, nearly an inch in
l.npfL
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PATRONIzE HOME MANU- CTURES

! would respectfully announce ~ the CIT Zeu> OF
Gan On and the trading public, that am NV pre-
pIel after hrtvy outlay IN the purchase II a
, ANDY PATENT MAtINE. to furnish andy H.
al It- varieties AZ wholesale and retail. and at
qu''ity superior to any made N 81. Louis, or New
orleans. make my candy from crushed sugar.
taI viii warrant it against netting ia any kind Of
WEATHER o. dels from country dae'ers " tn the
ca- will erc.Vr NV bet care and attention.
tm prepared TO lHgnng Wedding Iartie>'wilh every
variety IT nniecu naIir, at TIE >hoTtc-t Il tice.
resent Price list Stick Candy . cts
Nay 81. tHAid.EN SrOOLTL,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

Postscript. = Just as we a'e
about to On to press, MI. A. p. Slower,
from jackson, FRIDAY, I p. NJ calls
to announce that the Radical Nation
al Convention, assembled at Cnica-
go, have nominated Gen. Grant for
President, and Schuyler CoIfaX for
Vice President of the Uuited States.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

ESA liule four-years old child told
his father he was fool. On being rep
rimanled by his mother, and required 10
say he was sorry. he toddled up to the
insulted parent and exclaimed: Papa,
I'm sorry you's fool"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

CONGRESSIONAL BULLYING.-The
following specimen Of Congressional
bullying is from the speech of that
galvanized fend, Thaddeus Stevens,
in the Senate, during the impeaCh-
mpnt trial OF Andrew Johnson, Pres,
ident of the United States. 1t must
be admitted to be rare specimen of
Congressional dccenCy and dignity.
The old wretch said:
Here are your votes, Senators, on
the temure-o-toficc law and on it's
violation. Here are your names on
the record. Look at them; they all
commit YOU aud hinH you to give
iudgme against Andrew johnson
Mark and remember. Bolt, If YOU
dare; hut he warned that if You do
bolt you will be tortured on the
gibhet of everlasting obloquy;' that
we will hunt you down and hang you
up to dry"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23
BUGGY FIR SAFE

7 HAVE FOR SALE new AVID rlrca,t
| Enstert.made buggy, which will sci
very low fJr cash. J. @. FELLOWES.
May 2 A.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

WHEREAS, Letters OF Admins tratlon on
W the estate of William Parrott, deceased.
were granted the Undersigned by the honora-
ale Probate Court Of LrakP county, State nf
Mississippi at the July rcrm. 4. D. lo67
thereof nav, therefore, All lcrsons indebted
10 said estate are requested TO come forward
aud settle; and all persons holding claims
against said estate are required to exhibit the
same in the manner and within the time pre-
scrihed bl law, or they will be forever barred
ApI 10, lJ-6w A. j. PARROTT, Adr.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

RATES FoR TRE WEEKLY CITIZEN
One column one year. .............'....$ NJ
Half-chl nn one year. .......,......... ~
Third % column one year. 60
Quarter nt column one year. Az
One sluare one year ................ Is
Two iuares one wear. 25
Double column advertisements are
charged Mjrty.tire per cent addition
al on the ADORE rates.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23
OFFICIAL HISTORY CT The WAR

AGENTS WANTED FOR
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

J. MCFARLAND,
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Prom the number of measures introduce.


thus early IN the session. proposing chaa "a
IL the mode Of naturalization, il Is evident tbs
this nSttsr will occupy no small degras OF
attention this winter. The enormous frauds
TerpetTAied under the existing naturalization
laws IN New York, Philadelphia. and else
where at the Tecenteiaetions. are the immediate
OCCASION for the agitation OF The question
senator frehnghuysen, Of New Jersey, pro-
poses that sill the naturalization proceedings
srall be had in the United states courts, and
mat AL applicants shall personally appear
Oefore the clerk and record their names, &c.. IN
BOOK, TO be open 10 public inspection, az least
enc mcnth before the application can b. heard.
lie world require proof Of residence 10 tue
Dlted SAFES Of four years and SIX months
the naturalization 10 be complete after tn ex.
PIratICu of sN months from the Issue Of IN
CertItCste Inc use of fraudulent naturaIIzt-
ton paPers be would punish with a fine up 70
SlftOaIu imprisonment. This MEASURE would
serve undoubtedly 20 greatly check the oppor-
tunIfy ior fraud, y taxing the naturalization
machinery cut Of the hands OF the local poIIt,-
cal al h0rit'es and pI1cjng il IN charge OF tn.
Ufhcers Of the United States courts.
SeISior AIorriIl. OF Maine. proposes 70 re-
CURE that the declaration of Intention to be-
come citizen shall De made five years before
'aiurSiiLation- This, too, lift could be carried
80 NSH.u prove euSCtu8l. His oil would
'-S0 require residence of one year in the S,a:e
y here the person is na,uraIized.
quite opposite to these are the submitted
measures 0i some Western members Senator
stSs, Of lilinois. for ins lance. proposes 10 adj
nit aliens now in the United States 10 ci.izeu.
ship uTon taking oaths Of allegiance and re-
nuneistlon,and upon proof Of ninety days resi-
cSnCe within the State where such alien an
Plies for naturalization. Aliens hereafter 70
enter the country are 10 BE- made over into citi-
zens with the same rapldity. Mr.. Mckee, of
Kentucky, submits a bill allowing any alien 10
become a C,tIzrn OF the nited States by simply
tssing the oath of allegiance and remuneration.
no previous residence being required.
Ii seems by the sntagOnIsn of these different
bills that there will be considerable diff Guilty
II recCECIlIIg the different views entertained
IN Congress in WAY TO secure the adoption OF
= measure which shall guard the purity of the
halo; box and yet BE- fair 10 the emigranr. L.
A. probable, however, tha, n bill will be
passed " hich without Increasing materially
II 81 sll, The time 81 pT0batioa for aliens Will
very greatly reduce The chances for fraud
Stcrcs q by ere present Jaws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was active
aud stringent yesterday. The demand on call
was very pressing, and loans were made al
per cent gold, with the bulk OF ihs business al
the higher rate The New York Express says
The discount market has been thrown into a
state Of CONSERVATION by the announcement OF
the failure OF a large dry goods comIi,ss on
firm, with liabilities OF oy er one million OF dol
lars Large amounts Of their paper are afoa'
on the streets, and the loss OF confidence IN
mercantile paper from this failure has checked
nearly All operations in the discount line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

Hungsry has adopted new educaiopal
system, which Is 70 D. compulsory n rs ch,r.
scieT- Parents and guardians not sending
men children 10 school viii De punished by
law. The schools are 10 be established an
conducted by the various religious sects 10 sutt
thsrnseiy -, Int all are % D. under state m
spectiCn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
VISITATION

-. GRAhp VISITATION - The Board Of
> : Grand ON er5 Of the GRAND DIVISION
81 D e. u emserauce will visit Hc ard Division
y :. CT , THIS "Wednesday EVENING
HeU.bs-s Il Ihe Division sre reluestei TO BE-
prompt IN their stteudsus- b order
IL JOSEPH { ROCK, W. p
MASONIC -. stated communication OF
AS NEW EEl ALIEN L0DG &, No .. Y.
s 4 NJ. viii tie held on THURSDAY EVEN
~. Decsmter iitn, At clock. The annual
election u eih~ers will take place. Every mem
ter = earnestly requested to be present
By order Of the ". NJ
II e HURST, SECRETARY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

PEVFCsLD NsW STATE.-We learn r. n The
Z spSFtr> - TIE northern part Of Michigan
thai a ae-rIIn1 asd efJTt Is 10 D. made dur,n-
tie pitseIt session Q: Congress fer the orgaui-
zatloL CT 4 lev territorial government over he
territory UaGs UP Of ne upper peninsula 0.
the >,at- % Michigan ana that portion u WIS
consin lSIus I0r-h CT Ilrs drawn from the
mouth q The A5noniupe due Yves. 10 the
Mlssie<iPpi Eivrr. VIII The view OF erecting
LIE >@I-- mo = safe ">u7e-ior" and ..Oa-
iAhc=JL lave been proposed a. names for the
lI.-v-tt- lex SAT-, WhlSA The Mlr1u-tte
s-L-aGs says would extend from the = tul- Ste
Male IL tie east IsSing toe whole south
shOrV o L2lz~ Superior a. is northern bound
aEy, eabIscInS ne nlns counties Of Ihs,uppsr
peninsula OF Michigan. and the upper tier O:
oCuEtss n Wisconsin TIE area OF The State
woulo De "scUt $50 o square miles, and the
Population would range from 800 10 Iu0,0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

Inc Wee Notion newspaper, published Al
hlchm ord Tor early three years past by Mr..
y !" Hun aieuti, suspended with It's issue O,
me 18Th THE last numb-r containing a
iour-and-a-half column article explaining the
reason, and four columns Of valedictory. No
wonder il died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

Inc New York correspondent OF the Boston
Fost says that Miss Susan b. Anthony aud
Miss Anna Dickinson are acco.plisne riders
On that most fascinating st vehicles, The Eo-
wheeled NelociPeLs. Charles a Dana fo-u,erIy
Assistant Secretary OF War. and now editor O.
the SUH, Is said &c lead al The boys Of New
York IL the same Accomplishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

he Net- Els-tic N-cG-sH- commences its
fourth volume with the January number. ard
nsrSs he event by coming Out IN a new and
most Beautiful dress. It's selections taken
frcrn Ne literature ef the day, are made with
judgment anc good TASTE. and We are glad 70
see evidence OF ~ prosperity. Published BY
IErLbuA * MUrdOck Baltimore.
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BaI,iwore ,lsrkr,. r,.sr,

SALTIhoRs, Dec 23.-Cotton quiet; Mid.
ding CplandS, -. Flour duh and weak; Mar.
he! fayors buyers. Wheat very dull ana nom
inally lower, cannot accurately. Corn firm
receipts largr; prime white, >Sa9l. OaLs dull
65a9O. Rye firm, Si.5GaSl.6J. Pork firm az SIS
Bacon quiet, rib sides, II; clear do. H.
shoulders, Il; hams, l.. Lard quiet at I7aI7 \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

"a Flash or LIGHTNING. This i the title
OF Augustus DAly's last great sensation pIay.
which VIII De brought out at Wallis Opera
Mouse this evening with the full strength OF
me excellent company a. that popular resort of
amusement seekers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

The mystery attending the absence OF Hon.
Calse Cushing dissolved BY the arrival a.
New NoIk last evening OF tue steamer Arizona
rom AsPinwan. That vessel brings adyices
thai Mr.. G had arrived - AspinwaH aad la.,
immediately on the STEAMER Zau,ic for Catas-
Ssna- eI route for Bogotl. This indicates prsr-
" COnclusIyely. Is we have heretofore init
mated. tnst bis Mission IS II regard - the Da-
Zen ship canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

ZEE LseAI-TENDER QUEsrIos-The Uni.
90 STATS Supreme Court Will adjourn until
olohoay, January iIh- Ne constitution has
80, flaCe ON me legal-tender question, nor
VIII 'Neie oe one Tor several weeks 70 coma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

Nr George ". Cniids, OF the Phlladelphia
LsageT' has given another evidence OF his
hoershiy and good taste by Offering 10 the
CommlssIcners Of The Central Park, at New
ioIk' a stone statue OF Franklin, TO be placed
IA me PARK The offer has been accepted, and
the statue Is 70 De- maze by the sepIotor R,i,Iav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

Me- YORK, Dec.2 Stock market unsettled
Money very flrm q, PEI cent. currency 10 gold.
Exchange. -. Gold 3i%. 5-2s, 1852, coupon,
-, ~; IU-iV's, coupon, 5. North Carolina
hs, t5E; rev. g. Virginia c., aX-coupOn. So:
new, St., Tennessee, eN-cJupOn. COZ; new Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
New York Grain Market To-day
all street To.dav

INV ECEK, Dee. 23.-Flour dull. withou
decided change. Wheat q shade firmrr aut
quiet. Germ cent better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

Inc ,biacx C.ook'' Is broush, out IN can't
ih s'Sie al lie Naiional Theatre. and ought TO
hsVe sgood run during the holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
6everuueut Securities.
wv YORK-PIRsr BOARD.
IBy Bankers and brokers' reIesrayn.J

Lewis johnson 4 DC. quote stocks ana bonds
in home and foreign markets As follows:
NEW YORK Dec 23.-FIrst Board-U. =. g..
ISL, coupon. ia :; o.3O's Is61, coupons. IIOE
i-e3, coupon, lJ6S; l-63 coupons, 10Y; 1860,
coupon, new, luya Saws, I-67, coupon. no
lU.40's, coupons, iO5 Pacific MsII lIsss OHIO s.
Miss. Certificates, 80, MariposA, .; Atiantic
Mall, none; Canton, -; Cumberland, 36X; W.
Y. Telegraph, 33A u Quicksilver. - =; 8Js:ou
Wafsr Power, none; ". \. Ct-.lT.u. l5UT; Ere,
3 =; do. preferred. or Hudson. 49,; Reading
81 4; Michigan Central, FIX; Michigan South-
ern. - y Illinois Central, mole; Cleveland and
Ptttsourg, ~ :: Northwest, TX; do. preferred
99H; Cleveland and Toledo, gIs Rock Island
IlIs; Fort Wayne, IloH; Alton & Terra Haute,
none; Toledo WABASH, 56x; Adams Exp
iSs; Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, 2i4; American
TX Press, none, 'nIted states Express.i5 Mar-
chants Union, s.; Chicago Il Alton, 10. \
Dc. preferred. 1 y. Market steady. Gold,
l3ia AIS.
BY Gable
LONDON, Dec. IS, n 10 4. m.-ConsoIs 92A;
Bonds, - ;: Illinois, 95s; Erie, -. a aad
Great West r. h, AK.
FRANKFORT. IL ID u. m.-BODdS, e-%.
LIVERPOOL- n.l5 q m.-Cottou opens quiet
MIddlihg Uplands. lUa; MiddIng Orleans,
lU7,.
LONDON, 12G p. m--Con>ols, 9lSak; Erie
26S Other securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. lsu Y. m.-Cotton quiet. Sales
1000 bales. Prices unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
NV Gable. !
Financial Matter. in Baltimore To-day

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2}.-VrEinia 6's. old IN
scrIbed, IL bId, 10 asked; do lo66, 81 bid 81
asked; North Carolina, ex-cOup n, Is bid; do.
new, D. I bid, 6S asked; do. Old, IS bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

FRANKFORT KY, has suspended its Sun
oay law four months 20 see how II works
~Czar Alexander is having Locomotives
made 10 run or ice.
~ Charles A. Dana Is called the best yelo.
cipedIst In New York.
~One green carleton dress pattern is said
WCOntaln arsenic enough " kill three men.
Ihe London ritualists claim 20 have con
ytrted the Prince and Princess Of WaIes
"The |stesm man" il now numbpx1tnv
The people of Memphis.
~Ap aged citizen Of Louisville has Dough,
on preach OF promise case with S5U0O. The
young woman whose feelings he had lacerated
vas eighteen
horace Greedy told an audisnce in Mon.
.a thN there was one thing IN the United
was President"
- IN me new British House Of Commons
toefe m-tweive Independents, I've Quakers
Two an Methodist. seventeen m nita.
riaus,tn Presey'erian., six Hebre VS. az d twen !.
ty-s!x Catholics.
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ia o G. F.
OSBORN LODGE, NO. 4.

C. o. G =
OSBORN LODGE, NOT
he SfNCtr- and members of OSBORN LODGE
No =. are hereby Eotined T. meet a. Druid HaI n
So ~ Get between 6tb aud eth, on rat rs
DAY AFTERNOON, at : O'Clock d. m. The Don.
stit1ticL aBa By Ls~s ill be considered and the
reEulsr order Of business. also gone through WITT
~ order LOUIS V. BOyRSH S,c'y
Jos. T L. PLANT. W q. IL. :
~ CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.
An ENTERTAIN MINT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

~ Mr. Holman enters upon his new posi-
ZOE as governor OF New FORK, with an act of
economy. he declines the escort of the us,
REGIMENT on learning that the officers propos.
70 accept from The city the sum OF $500 for
payment of the expenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

LEE bANkECPr LAw--Persons dssirous NJ
tb'alhlrS tne oenent Of the bankrupt I,Sy
should remember that application u1usf H.
mace before the first day of January nv,
tLe MY per cent. clause will take effect ON
mat c2y IL relation TO voluntary applications