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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02

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Mrs. MARY HENDERSON CARA.
DINE, formerly Mary Ellinger,) was
born in the Republic of Texas, on
the 23rd of December, 1915, and
died on the 25th Of March, 1868, on
Bee Lake, Holmes county, MissiS
Sippi.
The writer was personally &C.
Quanted with the subject of this
notice only during her childhood and
pupilage. AS there are no periods
Of life more interesting and impor
tant than these, he proposes briefly
to commemorate few of the virtues
she then displayed.
An affectionate obedience to her
parents and teachers was the law Of
her life. For some time the only
child of a fond and induigent father,
her highest aim seemed to be to win
his approval and luXuriate in his
affections. In Suavity of manner,
gentleness of department and amia-
bility of temper, she was unsurpasS
ed by any we ever knew.
AS a pupil We knew her but a
short time, yet long enough to form
the most exalted opinion of her
character. Quiet and respectful,
cheerful and intelligent, nerer i'm
patient and Rerer idle, her presence
in the schOOlrOOm was pleasure to
her teacher and power for good
among the pupils. Were all scholars
such as she was, the teachers vocation
would be relieved of nine-tenths of
its burdens and transformed into a
really enjoyable employment.
On the 18th day of March, 1864,
she was married to Mr.. Spence G..
Caradine. At her death she left an
infant and little COY two years old.
She was buried i'll NazOo City. She
had been baptised by Methodist
and is said by one who
knew her well, to have been a true
christian. Let all who loved her
receive the announcement of her
death as a warning from Heaven to
be ready to leave this transitory
abode. She died in hope of Il blessed
Immortality.
So blooms the human face divine
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02
acoo Agency,
Stolen.

From my place, near Canton, on the, night
of the l7th hist, Two Horse MutEs. Zone a
bright bay, or s years old black streak
running down the summit of the back, two
bIsk streakes on the withersi black tstreakes
just above the hooks. Tee other is dark
brown, medium sized-no distinguishing
marks. Twill give $40 for the delivery OF
the mules and ask no questions,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02

A young lady Of Montgomery who was
recently caught smoking a cigar. gave it
as her reason FOR the act, chat it made
!; smell as " there wa. man around"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02

[Our columns are open to the
decorOus discussion Of this and all
other religious subjects, but zee are
neutral interested on neither side.--
EDITOR CITIZEN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02
PURGATORY

EDITOR CITIZEN: - Our Roman
Catholic friends tell us that there is
a state into which souls enter
which is not Heaven nor Hell-and
they call it Purgatory. Will some
one of them-Priest or Layman-
tell us what Scripture warrant they
have for such a place AMI how
they Will be released from that place d?
PROTESTANT.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02
THE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

.iOurnment of the Court to give the
counsel time for preparation for the
final argument. The fate of the
President is scarcely predetermined,
mences early in May. What its re-
suit will be remains to be seen. 1t
is impossible to judge now what in.
fuences will be employed to assure
his conviction, or what to secure his
acquittal. Doubtless it viii be Il
grand spectacle and excite even more
intense interest than the trial OF
President johnson. The Radical
party will control everything in con-
nectiou with the trial, and if it is
deemed to be to the interest OF the
party that conviction shall result, as
in the case of President Johnson.
Mr. Davis will certainlyle convicted.
Absurd as the proceedings would
look, they would not be more absurd
than the removal Of johnson. John.
son is tried for and convic+nd Of Of
lenses Of which he is not guilty, be
cause fine nrces,itjrs of fine RalieaI
party, in their Judgment, demand
that they shall have the control Of
the Evrrutiye Donartment Of tlr
Government IN tho case Of Mr.
Davis if may Inc determined bv tho
Marty m,naorrs that his convictior
is NECESSARY, to ,.i,dioo+e their CON.
sisterov IN tb,+ oror+ hi. c,+o :
settled Va or.stion of nst;no or
riobr Will enter into the proceedino.
law will NOT be considered NOR viii
the oninion which tbe civilized world
make m be +bouolt Of fla victim
i rnouired he viii he f,nnd
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w. ~ 'oo', an" l'"S an" N'''''' Gus
would have onnI,1Jcd tba Ianoi,o
If Mr. Do,-is 70 , SOM or,ro +r,o
tnon and who would bo,.o Lor;oved
+, in & would nov 1oor, nno, such q
nrocppdirr with unauthorized bo,ror
The Radical marty du,ipo hat no,jod
have been constantly cducatfno fine
pDb,ic mind Of the North to the hp-
lief that left D.vis w,s tba pros.
don't of de t,cio rovarrmap4 or5
that tbn C,nlndarsrr vos for fam.
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New Orleans Daily. Crescent.

J. o. NIXON, Editor Pfoprietot
OFFICE, No. ~ CAMP STREET. -
TNllE DAILY CRESCENT is published every
Il morning = Sundays excepted. Yearly sub.
-crpiion, in advance, sic; Hal yearly, 90
quarterly, 81 Single copies, 10 cents. g--sl sslfs
Regular advertisers. who advertise larGRlY
shall be allowed such discount from transient
rtes as may lie agreed npon provided that In no
case shall snch discount exceed IS per cent.
The Weekly Crescent is Published every -sstur
day morr'ng. Subscription, IS per anDun. 10 I'd
vance lialf yearly snl quarterly ssAs inter
single -Hpirs, i-n csbts.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02

WOULD URGE THE IMPORTANCE,
to my Cash Customers, Of settling up tho
little balances which stand against them.s II
'hsy wish any further indulgence they mus,
pay what they owe, and not wait to be hunt.
ed up. They will find their accounts, for the
next ten days, at my counting room.
Apl ll-lwJ A. u. COUGH.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02
NOTICE
HOT UGR APHS.

n II. TICHENOR returns thanks to hi, fri.pd
w and the public generally FIR their Hbera patranag
hitherto, and would respectfully inform them that he
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02

So blooms the human face divine
Whea youth is pride OF Usaufy shows;
Farsr than spring TIE c0llrs shine
And sweeter than the virgin ruse"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-02
WANTED.
w STILLMAN,
@ o N M T Il. --ts ii. y
Alane Hau.c... 4 h I'd dAa. aG..,..L.-.

n Making and repairing done Ia tk.N mat
"orkman-ke manner and with dispatch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

Probably there has never been a season when
so much uncertainty OF feeling in regard 10 the
future OF the dry goods market was entertained
as happens to be the case now. The buyers
are not anxious to buy, and the sellers are hall
afraid 10 sell. There is an uneasy suspici N
that something rs going TO happen, that prices
are either going up or going down. In the
meantime all parties keep a sharp eye on the
market, watching for some indications OF
change. There will probably be a very brisk
fall trade, which will certainly cause prices to
stiffen up; and hence the chances of fall OF
prices in the leading staple goods, which are
now nrmly held, Is very slight indeed.
Our remarks OF last week in relation 20 spe-
cial descriptions Of goods calls for no qualifcs-
ton. Brown sheetIngs and shIrungs of stand
ard makes are firmly held. though but little
movement has been made in them during the
week. An advance of near one cent a yard on
certain marks has been obtained. Bleached
goods are generally inactive at unchanged
rates, with no disposition on the part OF hold
ers 10 press sales In prints there is very little
doing, the light work being pretty well cleared
out In woollen goods there il greater activity:
chiefly con fined, however, to the lower grades
the demand rs limited, aud sales are slow. In
cassimeres and satnets the stocks are accumu-
lating, and the demand for the clothing houses
has not yet assumed a very positive character.
In foreign goods there is a very limited trade
except in few styles OF choice dress goods,
which afford good margins 10 the importers
Silks promise to De considerably higher the
next season; and, in tact, a steady increase OF
all kinds OF silken fabrics may be looked Tor
The present high rates OF duty on silk goods of
all descriptions will be man tanned. IL not in
creased; and, as the consumption OF these lux.
urles OF attire must increase more rapidly than
the power OF production, a constant increase OF
values must be alculated on.
The importations Of dry goods are now very
light, compared with the business of IS5s, aud
the amount thrown upon the market for con-
sumption is less than Il was al the correspond
ing time last year.
The auction sales Of the week have been in
derablp. and thay will hardly h. inrras 90.
before the end OF next month";. 4. Itdepeaf-
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VIRGINIA NEWS

The Culpeper Obserrer says: Hardly a
tram arrives that does not bring one or moro
persons 10 our town in quest OF lands. As Vet
but few sales have been made, and many par-
sens return without making purchases, regard
ing the prices AT which the lands are offered As
too high. Now, the lands are held an tins sec
ton are no higher than in other localities en-
Joylng the same facilities for market, and not
as high as some"
In Frederick county last week, a man named
Clowser killed a man named Seacrist. for i'm
proper Intimacy with his (C's) wife. He went
TO Winchester and surrendered himself 10 the
authorities
Mr.. John r. Wall has been nominated a. the
Conservative candidate for the House OF Dele
gates for Frederick county.
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DROPOsALs FOR sTATIONERY-

NAVY DEPARIMESI, June I, 1868.
, seated Proposals for furnishing the once of the
Secretary Of the Navy and the several Bureaus OF
the Navy Department with Stationery for the fscal
O'Clock noon of the 29ih instant. They must be n
e srT On me envelope Proposals for station
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
or hrm making 4, and certificate from well
bidder OF bidders to execute suca a contract must
accompany II. The bidder or bidders TO whom the
into itmneaiatey, and to give bond IT. The sum Of
nNe thoasand dollars, with two or more sarisfsctD-
Of the parties authorized {. be given as sureties
must accompany the proposal.
gagged in business outside OF washington, it will
be With the distinct understanding ti.t they must
have a branch establishment in Washington from
which articles can be procured IMMEDIATELY
when required
Proposals in which an Y one or more articles are
offered at nominal fictitious prices, or at exces
sive rates, will not be considered
uIe Of the articles, also samples Of the paper
CURED, win be furnished on ap plicatioR at the
o said r and .Ghsdue and the
articles furnished must net be inferior in quality
Among the articles embraced in the schedule
IS reams of Regulation Paper
8 Ts.m. Of Of Ff dcP.ssp
LIS reams of Quarto Post.
20 reans OF Note Paper.
IS reams of Envelope and Wrapping Paper.
l4s,OO Envelopes, official and others.
100 quarts of Ink.
l2D gross of Steel Pens.
SIS dozen Pencils.
Together with variety of other articles.
Each article to be Of the very best quality, to be
delivered without delay when ordered, aud to be
salts 'actOry to the head OF the Office for VIII ich
Quired.
Articles not embraced in the schedule are to be
furnished at proportiOnate rate. to those that
and in case Of unnect ssaryi delay or refusal on
the part of the contractor TO furnish the articles
for the Department IL to purchase them
from other parties at the current retail prices,
and deduct the excess If any, from the bills under
the contract
The right is reserved to the De partment of DUR
chasing greater less qu antty Of each and cry
aItie lie named in the schedule the public ser
vice may require.
Payments under the contract are to be made
qaarterly on the presentation of accounts, duly
certified and approved, and this proposal or
schedule is to be taken and considered part Of
the contract.
parfment, free of charge. je 3-law4w
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AUCTION SALES.
10y JOSEPH =. KELLEY,
- Real Estate Agent And Auctioneer.
Once, 363 Eighth street west, near north 81.

TKS MdETs sAhH or TALuABkE PAIN
fhH AR2HT sEk.Hf kaab
and q 10 t date
the 18th day Of May, A. d; 1856, and duty recorded
Se land for NG M fns tS Of
state Of Mary Wand, and at the written request Of
.seson note iipRsd D.sfE'S Z.
9 nnh day b Of July 1855 2. clock M at the
Colu Ibis, : large Farm. knswn as Joseph Park"
,Ss .a1 city and about mi. vest q
p The above farm Lies along the Point Of Rock.
and in an improving part OF the county.
r The improvements consist Of new two story
buildings, with two never falling springs Of run
young orchard Of choice fruit on the place. About
forty acres Of the land is cleared and under culti
vation and the balance is well timbered with pine
Aay other information concerning the above
sirned. either by calling on or addressing him at
a his SiWTs: no. SoS ish street wes' near north
Terms made known en- day 81 sale.
eoAd, 'osh JskpH kELkEfi Trustee tee,
G fsla tert. I NTH MssFss
Southwest corner Penna'a avenue and 18th street
star once Building.
PIANO FORTE, REP PARLoR SUITE, MAR
rAsnE
MARBLE TOP sIbEB0ARD, CHINA AND
SkfShTs ANS RUGS. a AT6T f5ShsfLl
ON MONDAY MORNING, June 18th, 1863. at 10
One sessss s s1s OtS
streets, we shall sell q very fine collection" OF
RSsswSOa PIANO farts' n.ine. Bro. N. T., Ga
Octsve, Cover and Stool
Walnut Marble top uentrsp fable, finely carved
lrc1 Frame Turkish Lounge, upholstered in Green
Marble Mari top Cottage Suit,
Hair and Husk Mattresses
aS Maibie n top SsSs'' hugs and Mating
Oak Extension Dining Table
China Ssh .pa S Ss. NRSSs Shades
0ak Hall Suite, Clocks
Hall Oilcloths, Step Carpets and Rods
Wash Tubs, Boards, &c
G T;saSsa . " GOD and Coal stoves
Term: ess ba'''''' SSoofffER & LAr1MER,
'e I'D Until Auctioneers.
B1 w. L. store, SA.s sS. cHs A sas sps.
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and 9th street.
ENTIRE STOCK OF BROOM MANUFACTURE
ER AT AUCTION.
Jnne s %i s sss az s%E,Sn on y ~
tire stock and fixtures of the Broom Factory No
20 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
viz:
Winding Machines
Sizing Machines
Combing Machine
3Hand Combers
Lever Presses
Bleach Tub
Bleach Box
sett Platform Scales
IS dozen BroOms
Tackle and Fall
Office Desk, Stoves, Lumber, &c,
Together with all the Fixtures belon ging to
said Factory.
Terms /: Cash.
ie22 w L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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EVENING STAR
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

Thomas X. whittemore. the Town Treasurer
OF Spencer, Massachusetts, defaulter m the
sum OF sle.UO Was brought before tae wor-
oester Police Court last Saturday, and ordered
20 recognize with sureues an the sum OF Sla.0B8
Tor has future appearance, IN default OF which
he was committed.
EN-Mayor Monroe. Of New Orleans. who
srn,ed st Havana lately with a number Of
men 10 carry on the business Of loading ana
unloading vessels, has been prevented from en-
eaglng IN such occupation on account 81 the
severity OF he spsntsh laws.
Tn Sovereign Sanctuary OF the T. T. X Of
memphis. being the grand body Of tins Uufted
State OF this ancient rite Of Masonry, held
asneal session IN Chlcago YESTERDAY, G. g.
burt. ninety-siNth degree Grand Master. pre-
sldine. Curry 10 Noble. OF Detroit, was elected
Deputy Grand Master
An explosion took place yesterday afternoon
IN the fireworks establishment OF LYONS A Co.
New York. The son OF the proprietor Theo-
dore Lyon, aged nineteen Year,. was rendered
insensible by the explosion. and then burned 70
death.
Matthew yassa under Of yassar CoIlese.
died suddenly at Poughkeepsle yesterday,
while reading has usual address TO the trustees
OF the College al their annual meeting. He
wss a years old.
The Mexican Congress closed its session ON
the 3st instant. Juarez delivered address.
In which he advocated the establishment Of
colonies on the northern frontiers As y means
OF protection from Indian invzsions.
Governor Humphreys, OF Mississippi. re-
moved by order of General Meade. refuses %
give up until fOreibly dispossessed. He hss
opened another Office, ana sun claims 70 be
Governor.
The Brownsville Ranchero corrects the state
ment published some time since IA relation 70
fraud, corruption and disorder in the Browns
VILE Custom House.
Arrests were made IN New Orleans yester-
day, by the United States Marshal, Of parties
supposed TO belong 20 a nlIbusteriug expedi-
tion TO Mexico IN the interest Of Santa Ana
The Louisville Board OF Trade has adopted
resolutions with 8 view TO obtaining appro-
priatlon nom Congress for the enlargement OF
the Louisville and Portland canal.
The Wamsutts Mills Corporation. New Bed
ford, has voted TO increase It's capital 10 s2.oa-
COO, and erect a new mill OF the capacity Of
$1,000 spindles.
Inc elections an Mississippi for the ratifica-
ton OF the Constitution commenced day before
Yesterday. Thirty-nine precincts have been
heard from, giving a Democratic malority OF
2.UU.
The Momentum Cricket Club, of Boston,
play ed a one day match against the strength Of
the New York Cricket Clue yesterday The
New York club won in the first INNINGS 10
10.
A Nashville jury has acquitted b. H. Payne.
tried for the murder OF NJ. ). Allen, the sedacer
of his wife.
DIR. Charles r. Thornton, grandson of Gen
eral Harrison, ex-PresIdenI has committed
suicide
The annual regatta OF the Jersey CITY Yacht
Club took place yesterday.
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VI L AT SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
By HALL & ROSS. Recently B. M HALL
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Corner Seventh and d streets.

On TUESDAY, June 3eth, 1873, at % m On the
premises los Of land ing along the vest stde
OF The Baltimore and Ohio RAiiroad, within the
property 10 between the places Of Clark Mills and
colonel Wright Rives.
This property has beer divided into eight lots
varying ia size from 10 to L. acres each with fne
building sites, we'll adapted to gardening and fruit
grow ing. ''
At the same time will he offered 20 acre. in Io.s IN
suit. opposite the above, bet ween the Turn ptL 3
and Railroad.
Clerks n the de psrtments and others sbouId Iool
to their interest and secure themselves a home
within 1--WE minutes ride OF the city
Terms One third cash: balance in a 4 tvelve na
eifhteen months, with interest, secured by de q
of trust
500 down on esch lot on the dsy of sale
All convey sncing anu revenue stamps at the cost
Of the pure aser. ie.a "A.
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DY COOPER LATIMIR. Auctfoueers
ID Late clerks with ]. q. Mcclure 4 Col
Southwest corner Of Peansylvsnis avenue and lth
street, Star Once Building.
PIE ,a. MIRRog, PINE RARLoR, DINING

lhhOh, PAkLOR. DINING
boom AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, BRrs
SELe CARPET. &c, AT AUCTION
TN TUESDAY MUENlNG next June ,oth st 10
O'Clock, at the residence Of Q gentleman dseiinins
Housekeeping, No 426, north side Of II street
sell
Two Gilt Frame French Plate Pier Mirrors. Slab
and BrA jackets
Walnut Parlor Suite. eight pieces, uphols;e red
in green velvet and made BY Mr. hirby
Walnut Mirror back teSere, Marble Ornaments
kDglish Brussels Paylor and b all Car pets, BUGS
Three ply Carpets. white. Check and Fancy
Walnut Bedsresd, eIaborately carved, large size,
Walnut Bureau. eiaborstely carved, French
walnut Marble top Enclosed washstand, I'm
Fine Hair Mattress, to fit Bedstead
live Geese Feather Pillows aud Bolsters
walnut Msrble-tep Center Table. Walnut Gard
Two Fancy Reception Chairs, Bronze Clock,
Two Fancy 6heepskin Mats
China Toilet Set. ten piec. ., maroon and gold
walnut Marble top eideboard, Oak Cane seat
Eahoeany E1tension Table Glassware
Freach China Dinner and Tee service
Imitation TAX Cottage Suite, 0etrack
Plated Li1uer Stand, Castore. Forks. spoons &e
Bedstesds Wardrobes. Wasbrtands, &c
LaTse kefrig srstor, lsrse took St. We &c.
Nass lIntell,l Auctionsvrs.
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Young Lady. Throat Cut by Her Lover.

n houng Lady throat Z ut by Her Lover.
From the Dubuque (Iowa) Herald, June is. \
On Monday last, William Kidd. a young
man OF - or %, living three or four miles from
GleEhayen, Wis, a small village opposite
Guttenburg, visited Coalyille ana obtained a
pair OF horses and buggy a: the livery stable
OF Mr.. lshmael, and at once returned 10 the
house OF Mr. Mclvers, IN the neighborhood of
bis fathers, where young lady, CAtnarins
Jordan, resided, TO whom he was warmly at
tached, but who, IL would seem, did DOT reclp-
rocate his affection. He invited her to take
ride with him, but owing 10 disinclination,
and TO previous indications Of q reyeugefuI
spirit she al first declined his invitation, aud
81 last accepted, IL ls said, upon the Request OF
others, who thought il would be for the best
IL was well on toward evening when they
set out for the ride, and Kidd made ms way for
a KIND OF road, Lutte frequented, some five
miles northeast OF Glenhsyen. Here, it's pre-
sumed, he pressed his suit with all the energy
OF man with deep passions who loved deeply
and could not brook a refusal. When found
she had her throat cut from ear TO ear, though
some slasbes on the left wrist showed that me
heroic gill mad struggled bitterly ag.int he-
hard fate. But he succeeded, her blood stain-d
and clotted the entire vehicle, and after life
was extinct he threw the body out, and II tel
beside the road W here NJ was found on luesiay
morning by passer by.
After committing TINS shocking murder, a.
would seem that Kidd drove back 10 near ms
fathers house. though he did not 90 ~. He
hitched the horses near the stable and took .
small bay mare belonging 20 himself, said!et
ntf- anu mace on iOr parts unknOWl. TINS
was probably about l0k or n O'Clock.
Kidd and MISS Jordan We're brought up to-
eether IN the same neighborhood, and have A.
ISOLATED together from childhood. The parents
OF each are farmers, and people Of the highest
respectablIty. He has been paying has sd-
dresses TO her for two years or more, but has
always been received coolly, and thsre are re-
ports Of another lover 10 whom she was A. least
much more attached than 10 Kidd.
When an the rinerIes last winter he wro's
her letter, telling her that II she did not marry
him she would be of no account 10 any other
man. and one report declares that he had twic.
attempted to shoot her, once through her VIA
dow at night
OF course the affair creates the intensest eK-
element in the locality. An inquest was held
on the body on Tuesday, but with what result
is not known. The funeral was held. VI dn-s-
day afternoon, and was largely attended. Nd
trace TO the murderer has Yet been obtained.