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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02

TIL. Baltimore Gazette relates the inter
view Of the delegation Of Baltimore iad'eS
with the president on the occasion OF ths't
presenting petition, signed by $4,000 ladies'
of that city, for the unconditional pardon OF
Che late rebel chief magistrate. The petition
was presented by Mrs. Coleman, daughter Of
John J. Crittenden. The Gazette says;
"Tbe conduct of Mr. Johnson was courteous
/, the extreme. He listened with marked At
,spton and hesitated for some moments be-
fore be made reply. Finally be said
rThat be regretted more than be knew how
10 cypress, that he could not grant the peu-
ton, aud that it would give him far more
pleasure to accede to the request of the ladies'
sresent than it would give them TO have 1t
granted. IT., added he, lit were simply
question. however, between man and man,
would release Mr.. Davis, at once but 1t Is a
great national question. Mighty issues
might be involved, and now is the time to
,.ke such step. l Think continued the
president, Il have the courage, or as you term
it, ladies' pluck, to do my duty, and nave
proved it. When the proper time comes ioF
the exercise Of magnsnimity, / trust that
shall not be found wanting
an reference to the trial of Mr.. Davis, Mr.
Johnson said:
"'Almost every arrangement has oeeh
made for the trial Of Mr.. Davis, but no one
can tell what changes may be brought aoou'
in the course Of a feS weeks. A nasty anu
iniudicious seton in this matter might pro-
due. iucalculable misery. Mr.. DAVIS mas
been a great leader in the war against Tue
government, and it is bu. right he should Dc
tried by the laws of the land. | sympath'z'
with him il his suEerings. His quarters
have been changed and his condition ameiIo
rated
uTn conclusion Mr.. Johnson said
ntAu men, ladies, are under the influence
Of woman, and not less than other men
You are my Jewels. I want your help al
your prayers.
"Yo knight of old" said one Of the iadle'
aeould have been more courtly in bis defer
spcs nor more gentle in bis refusal. IN
committee left, deeply impressed with 10
sarnestness of Mr.. Johnson, and convince
Of his kindly feelings and good faith
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
Course Of obstruction.

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Elemen,arv Arithmetic, Elementary Geography,
Parleyis Universal History, Royces Historical
Sketches. Child's Book of Natule, Catechlsm, sd'
cred Music
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
oIn conclusion Mr.. Johnson said

The violet was the national Hover oil
Athens; which city, personifed by scn PtoT'
asd painters, was represented as majestic
f.mal. wearing wreath Of Tiolets. The 70
mans crowned their domestic gods, the Lare''
with yiolets, and used the flowers to perfume
.A.ir -;,es From these circumstances the
.r,b]sr, vas chosen BY the French
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02

pa,paris }Tniversnl History, Royces Historical
Sketches. Chds Book of Natule, Catechlsm, Sd
cred Music
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Smelling, Reading, Writing, Davies Arlthmeuc'
smiths English Grammar, Mltchells Geography
American History, Exercises in Composition, Lltih
Grammar, Natural Philosophy commenced, hips
Double Witness. Catechsm, Sacred Music.
MIDDLE CLASS.
Smelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry, Topography, Fowers English Grammar
English History Ancient History. Exercises IN
Composition Karnes Elements o Crit'csih' h''d-
nv, Mythology, Cesar, virgil, HreeS "fa'l'i@''
Theopiilus Ainericanus, Sucred Music.
SENIOR CLASS.
Flecution, Fowlcrs English Grammar Rhetoric
Inoic Moral Philosophy, Mental Philosophy, Geom
~, Trigonorptry, Geology Chemistry, Astrono
nv General History, History OF England h'tela-
lire Exercises in Composition, Tleophilus AInerl
canus, Sacred Music.
OPTIONAL COURSE.
Drawing and Painting, Vocal and Instrumental
Music and Modean Languages.
TERMS:
| PAYABLE HALF NEARLY IN ADVANCED
Tp;,iou in the Primary Department(pe annum' % w
Collegiate Department -.-.'.----- ln W. U Un
| In Modern Languages enrI. 1890 3 5 M
! IN Music Vocal or Instrumental, .-- w wv
! in Drawing or Painting. -.------...- ~ ~ wv o
! Boarding, per month";. --'-'''-'--'''' on
| Incidental per nloa!r e
The Rector is in Correspondence WIN SeveI"i :.
,e most accom-, lahed educators Of the coDtry AM
will IN due time be able to announce the k.rc'lty'
Srr,cation shoold be msde to the undersigned,
OF - '''' ''''''' GEO. C. HARRIS,
Sept II. 1865. IT VICTOR.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
poetrp.

MY PHILOSOPHY.
Bright things can never die,
Fen though they fade;
Beauty and minstrelsy
Deathless were made;
What though the summer day
Passes at eve away,
Doth not the moons soft ray
Silence the night2
Bright things can never die,
Saith my philosophy
Pbebus, though he pass by,
Leaves US the light.
Kind verbs can never die,
Cherished and blest
God knows how deep they lie
Stored in the breast;
Like childhood's simple rhymes,
Said Ger thousand times,
Aye, in all years and climes,
Distant and near.
Kinds words can never die,
Saith my philosophy;
Deep in the soul they lie,
God knows how dear.
Childhood can never die
Wrecks of the past
Float on the memory
Fen to the last.
Many happy thing,
Many daisied spring,
Flow, on Times ceaseless wing,
Far, far away
Childhood can never die,
Saith my philosophy
Wrecks of eur infancy
Live on for aye.
Sweet tancies never diej
They leave behind
Some fairy legacy
Stored in the mlnd,-
Some happy thought or dream,
Pure as days earliest beam,
Kissing the gentle stream,
In the lone glade.
Yet. though these things pass by
Saith my philosophy,
Bright things can never die,
Fen though they fade
SONGS N THE NIGHT.
When counting slumber,
The hours | number,
And sad cares cumber
Ny wearied mind
This thought shall cheer me,
That thou art near me,
Whose ear to hear nae
Is still inclined.
Ny soul Thou keepest,
Who never sleepest,
Mid gloom the deepest
There's light above.
Thine eyes behold me,
Thine arms enfold me,
Thy word has told me
That God is love.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
srnLEK-S2O REWRAD.

On say night, August Is. fine dark
6 mare Enio. bout I4t hands high, five
we're Oh last spring.
.,a, -ne returning this Mule, or giving in
i,raatia which will lead to her recovery,
ri recpive the above reward.
DR.. W. NJ. fowler.
Canton, Mississippi.
Z November o u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-12-02
UNDERTAKING.

rVNVT undersigned would respectfully inform the
/ citizens az Canton and - Madison county gen.
orally. that be has now On hand full supply o.
ar.iillic Pural Cases and Caskets, also wood COT
fins made 10 order -
All orders promptly attended to either by day
Or night
atasvs % te forad at his shop OF residence;
'r.rp. -s-b ]. v. FITCHETT-
~. Z. ~, ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
Bds Cen and clief Of Rail IL snl River aasprA'io.
svgs,srtScr OTyrcE u. $. Army. No. % SovTa.sF-
BALtiAcaE. Nd, septeil cr !, Leo'.

svaslsrlNcE OFFICE II. 5. Army. No. - SovThss-{
BALriAoAE. Nd, sepen lcT ~ l'o' l.
CEMFD PROPOSALS., - Culltale, N.i w y.
- re- we'd at li. oice until y ~. noon ,t "a
tober 1875 for tie purchase OF ah0ui 20
ZEN Kindred AID FlF NtAD OF FMh
81 ~ CATTLE 80 lots. fen and upward - -
Tues, Cattle al il prime cnat. fils d ~ % ~.
months and lei daily with hay uld COM aud are IaJ
% 10 any offered in market. - rase ah opgor'n's''
tks psrchs,e OF extra fine beefis eGlm found. ,.
Proposal, must state tie nuuCes A. l. p.oi0sei"
aid tie price per pound gross -. 49, l,i,r,y
The Cs,e 10 be ,hrd by the state Nei ef OF o1A'
and the weights a. rendered BY him. 10 D. the 'AA"'
vi ich all bi' are 70 he settled III, ~ av
Terms Of sal cash ir Government funds depoe" ~
fsO ,.r cen, 10 be made notification OF acctpiIs' "
t l0nce 10 be paid when the Cattle aie deNsleS
sncrps,fll .ll,rs to 5e allowed ten days IL wAel''
their stock ., I'm, ,hs date Of hs
,aysr,i.ereut I'M Senon bef g. IA 10 ~ tu u
A The Unit a States Ca.te Corral udJonhi tnc "'
Fisy sra.s ON the franklin road Baltimore If hAs
lbe undersigned reserves the r-at 10 Jret any -.
ifsh,y are deemed not advantageous ~ tNt - -
The lots will be arranged numerically iroi .'' a.
and the awards viii be made in the satle ofleI I IL
tirr,r lot NAV be desiguatei IN tat bid In no ose
"a ming of numbers be ell0"ed -. az. o6ea
proposa must he upon blank forms iurns ga ~ ~ yp
Tel.grams will not receive attention une-S TIC '
paid. r-..,. %, IA. rurcbses
Ra.f sealed and addressed 20 ihr uhar ~ soy
~ o'det Oh pie''' D''s' {. ), L. ; =
w H. PAIKHURsr Capt. aud l. >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
AVAILABLE MILL PROPERTY
~ OIN EAIII
4 on THE HUDSON RIVER,
100 MILES FROM THE CITY OF NETWORK,
IN THE VILLAGE OF sAUOERTlES.

Ths valuable property Is known thc "sansere, L',d
end Paint Works and Is situated In the village OF saugorcs
on lie Hudson River, LOO miles from Newicrk City ,nd
.s Of large stone mill zl:Io aud three stories high four
wooden buildns formerly used as forrosns hoa'sf-one
sa,3S feet lisrio feet, end sc feet, stone
house. sors; brick carpenters shop z4z29 feet stone
building 2CIl5 feet. snd coumoGiou. stone dwelling house
with good garden attached The mill hls the ndy,-e Of
neverfns wa'erpow.r driving oversize; wheel ofany
required size The whole property elface' about 81 acres
Of ground Tie anil is equally well adapted for cotton wool
paper almost any other description Of Manufacture
Tie pfoTery il very o!sby located having daily 10
tie city by Hudson River Railroad aud steamboat direct from
saugeIiies Apply TO >.
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Oypics CuIgp CoNuSsARN ~ svhN'rn w
Drp,RrAENr oF NoK-H sAhoLSAs

RALFIUh, q. I. s'fis' - - N
CEALED PROPOSALS On duphca'eJ SSiTrl
nay no 3cth inst for the purchase OF 70 a!ons
and rs gallons RECllFlfD WHish now ~, ~ 100
N,wb-rn and S66 gallons RECItflfp "iii'"''
BiE viii be received for the whole or any part NV
thru Que barrep of each OF the above l9'''
Ths night TO rejec, ell bios . re'.f'ed ~ W r. p,l,A
SAMPLES can Sc seen BY app'ynsio Capt W; L. =, Nsr
e s. n Newbegu, OF Capt q. " Chandler. = o. - y
~ civ succes.ul bdccrs will be required TO rro h
Wb;,kv berore the 10th o, OctobeE. Terms cash.
livery In Government funds ,,,.,.,, N, -
Proposals. will have copy q thA euppeI a., IN, -
chase OF whisky" - c;.,c = Dam, of No
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS.

Mailed, free Of postage, on receipt Ofprice.
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INTENSIVE AUCTION SALES
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
AND
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

WIN be ,od Pebble Auction e. tie time and places de'
iyu.,rd below sr-e qnany OF Medicines. Hospital st2t
Surgical Instruments AMI IEc.lss LOOKS Shlotey nea'
ding Hospital Clothing funur~ sud Appliances =,
Al United Srtrs Army General Hospital frcdeiioN' MARY
land, THURSDAY. september a. W,
At United STATE. Army Oe era Hospital oia'ton' west
Virgins. SATt RDAN Sepiellb-r 10
st United states Army G"p'ral Hospital fafkeisoWs'
West virginia, TUESDAY. S~poubsf 10. -
At United STATE army General dosptI, thafiesto"h
Wet Virginia. FRIDAY, sep'rnlo,r q
A. United s.l,e- Array General Hospital Harper. Ferry,
Virgins. THURSDAY. september "a 80 .
Al Giicd stat-. Army General iiospits Clny.Tie, Mary
land. FRIDAY. September ~
Al Medical Paryryiu; Depot, No. North thAr.etsi.i
petiia5re Mnryland MONDAY October ,.
Tn. sale vi nt Frederick at O'Clock
oher places ~ o'clock and continue dly until
the property disposed Of Much Of the property IL bat liz.
tie md to be sold because 10 longer required b. Gov
eTuu.eTt
tho property be removed within hours from diy
Of .alc.
The al. e, the Medical Prrycyins Depo, Is especially
worthy tho attention o. mausiacur importers and dealers,
Medicines. Surgical lns'ruasnts Surgic Dressing, aud APP
pncss. b0Jss Eedt ~, Clothing I-ware Def W are end
Hospital FUN tpTr GDug them tAe following Grio OF bed
cng and Clothing, all about 400 b.dslok,. 1000
Woo Blankets twh'e dcnbe mi m bales Of 100 saehl
10 DDJ trpan~, 90 fIar Mattresses. 1900 Mosquito
Barr 5000 Hair Pillows 2tOO Pillow Cces, 5000 Pillow
1cA 1000 sscei. cotton and nonl. 200 Caps, eOJ pair
Drawers 300 ilreasn. gowns so Cotton shis 5~O sup
PER-, AMI 500 p1r Woo SOCKS, besides quantity oil The
same ar ices, worn. but good
samples can he examined % his Depot The Saturday pre-
cedn lie Catalogue. " he respective sile an be pc
cured by applying - ts 'c~ CT ~ the Hospitals, a. any
tine " lh.n d4ys previous 20 each sale.
4. b.. BLISS sur-son L. ). Vols;
Mr,iica, fggyryo, U. '. \.
Medical Purvcyot' ofi;c baltimore, Md, seq'embe' o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

VALUABLE OIL LANDS.-For SALE
corntisntT TO~nip Ven vea,n LAND in Pit Hole Valley
Price low, and terms easy Addreu i'"H'J"shiA
SAMUEL T. TYSON
PluIner House Plumer V,nsnso r. D.
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LURuaprrr Auetioneer.

7. IT. IUNDFTT Nuf'lOnctr.
CTEAM-TJ IS at .-BURDETT
- JONES { 90. will cell WEDNESDAY,. sept. %,
Immediately after De Government sale of Nre boHrd, 1t
foot Of God -, Bpoklyn the Philadelphia bult Tugs GEN.
MCCLELLAN, lertb a. e. beam. - H. depth, 4 H.
CINE 24Il inch Under. "iow pfes.ure frame well atcd,
and st been thooughy repaired well found In anchors.
chains boats 30 Alec, the JAMES 4. WRIGHT. lnIth.
IS H. beam II H. depth r. engine 20I20 inch cyna1r
high pressure incomplete ORDER built in May, 1884,; well
s,.d aud found In nchor chan, bon ard donkey guc
Now yns at Atlantis Docks frookyn where they may bo
examined
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90 EFT.

ave- rty-fesoDd IT, hrstclss, extra lar;e, ele
gan'iy nrnscd HOUSE with stable attached. To rent g
ps.'aie laui.y oa.y Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN, No.
Iae-s
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Dipioen6 Notifies.
Proposals.
NAvT DEPARTMENT, BUREAU or PROVISIONS
AND CLOTHING Sept. H. 1876. !
NRESU BEEF AND VEGETABLES

fRONfsfOSAl
AND CLOTHING, Sept. H. 1875. !
ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES
4 SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed Proposals for Prssa
Beef AID Yezeabes will be received this Bureau until
or oc D. n the 18th day Of September inst for the SOP
Of zoe pounds Of FRESH BEEF and 200 90 poupds q
FRESH VEGETABLES at the Eew.York Nsyy.Yard and
station a, required. The Beef and Vegetables be Il
good quality aud the beat the market affords and each article
be offered for by the pound The Beef be in eQaA
proportions, fore end hind quarters
Bonds with approved security will be required In one han
the estimated Of the contract and twenty cent h
addition will be withheld from the amount each payment
be mad collateral security for the due performance Of tAs
contract which WILL account, be paid ant it 10 fully
complied with
very offer made mist be accompanied bys written guss
snty signed by responsible persons that the bid
der bidders will IL his their bid be accepted into
an Obligation Within FIVE days with good and sufficient
tee 20 furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal viii be considered ess accompanied By soea
guaranty and by satisfactory evidence that the bidder
dealer in the articles proposed aud has the license ~
quired by law.
The Department the right to relec. any poposa
not considered advantageous to the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
Aotels, &e.
MiliarD Notices.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded in tho line of
N duty and hsrs Of snch 10 have died without receiving
bounty call with yoa. discharges LEFFERIS. hort'
MANI Co, Military aud Naval Bankers No. 10 Fan
row Time, RudinsI New York who VIII collect or cash
tie bounty Also, OFFICERS CLEARANCES PROMPT
LY OBTAINED. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
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Looking Around-A new novel. by A. S. Roe.,.'''Si !"
Orpheus c. Kerr PspeIs-A THIRD series...'..'''si D.
f,or,erv Of Noptsornerv-A new American novel.SzVO
a.. AL Handsomely bound in cloth, aud sent by man fKEk
'" " f'' CARLETON Publisher New Yo'f.
HNHE OCTOBER NUMBER Of HOURS Al
L HOME is published today. AMI contains:
ENGLAND AND AMERICA, by one OF our a0le's writers.
HALLE AND ITS HISTORY, by Prot Smyih
GEoFFRKY THE IoILARD, continued
WAsBIxeroy IRyIxG AT suAYysDE by John Eaten Cooke
MINERAL REGION OF LAKE SCPE1iOR-
Mrs LYDIA H. sIGorRSEY by CthaIine T. Beecher.
p MAJOR GIN. HOWARD. by Major Wlsour
NoBopys HEROES by Miss 5. j. PrtchaTd
Mrs ELIZABETH Fry, BY Dr.. :. d. Huntington.
GLxAxISGs PROM OCEAN LIFE. by Prof Lawrence
The AUTHOR or ANNIE LAURIE. by Col wilson
The FIEsr ROBIN RRDDREAsr. by Richard Grant White
SERMON TO SuSDAY-scHooL TEAcaSRs, by the Rev. T. ).
Robinson.
GERMAN PAINTERS
THs RAINBOW SYMBOL op CHRIST. by the Rev II. w.
Parker
And several other papers Of interest ard several poems
Terms, 50 year. Six copies, rs Twelve copies $50
and one extra to the person who ge,s up The Club
CHAs. SCRIBNER & Co., Publishers,
No l24 Cirand-st New York.
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CpECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.

- IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All sodiers mustered bsciurgd pom partI descrp
tive lsts can receive tbs BALANCE DUE THEM. -
Apply IN person or by letter to LEfftRrS iOrrhiAn
ca, No. " eaIk ro~, (Inos DuIJns)' New forA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
Real C:staie for Sale.
% CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET;

ITO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL Sci
4 TLTRS,-A LARGE AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE
TOR SALE-For the purpose Of iusuTrg SAFE Investment
m cau and encouraging actual settlers 10 tnd he es IN the
States the under si,ned for the lest 20 Yeas
ey cit ens the States OF Tennessee and Louis ana have
ated themselves General Agents and otter Tor
SALE TO Capitalists aud the very inc liring Tor
yorabe locations a the Souta r-e or small snouss OF
tie valuable improved snd uihnifoved anus III tue
world -.
rv Of these ands ere In the hhet state OF cul.va
ton and producing hteen hundred 70 two thoisd
from thousand 10 twenty-five LANG
red ponds good merchsulb ug per acre together I'm
fifty seventy Eve geOus OF inoisses IN addith 10
this cIors cereals invite tie labor Of the husband
Stock of all kinds may De elsily raised hayhi mere
marked sdyntagc those ands where long ana severe
Winters require 30 much housing feeding and attention.
These lands Fi;nlfel IN the states OF tennessee Aa
bama Mississippi Afsarses Louisiana and Tcxss many Of
them tAe Mississippi, Red Arkansas. "ht" ana
ST. Francis rivers and o.her Dhyebc water courses 'u al
roads ao ding good roE. and opportunity ,or suodVsioh
ard easy access 10 market. . 81, 4,
antc PORTS and landed with iul cargo on the bahhs :" vac
Bayou Teche S. Nsrys Parish ioIi4ana. country IN tle
highest 81 cuvsiQD before the war OF unsn assoc e'-
ty gal beauty the ONLY spot Il Is beloved wnefe me sugar
ceus q era1 crop in the United and compete
with the prodnct II the Nes' lia lsiun NV
We ever ard asac diseases are Unknown IN TINS IT,
sI1n exrep, whea inl 1duc,d ron etfer e.aii'e
TIE climate is bi'my hnd pleasant all te yes' founn
Churc schools, Inc ougur holSs -" Ila 80 go
with sbrnd2u. labor .or hire All .nyi'e ilAeSe o'e'
patton. -, r.,
spch opportunity fo investment was never before offered
\ IL this countfy , c..,
phey viii offer sl,o lrrye amounts Of Meuphi Ci;y snd
suburban property; improved ana uiiipoNed nc
storrhouses city residence, and county villas, eh!Oe SITES
| for town, saw mills, ard country stores. ,.,.
For further information AAps sud Dagians, sppica ou
be made to the ot1ce q ne nrdsTsAned ~ NthpH
| Ieune,see L.. BETHEL OF LouisiEns.
| y. G. UkINkLEA Of Aeunessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

~ Must be sold q settle estate. large FLOURISH
MILE four GOOD water power having the whot
C8ueeo Riyer dam and mil in good repair; doing ars,
custom end merchant business; large aud new Dwelling
House and Barn. and Of good Land Free ea1
$1,000 For further particulars in enfe OF Dr.. ). Mitch
/ ELL, Cameron Mills. Steuben Co., N. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

TOR SALE-With immediate possession
i Three new ERlCX HOUSES (ofa block OF sih); 3sory
basement and subccller complete with all tHo modern I'M
proyenens location, NnetythrdsL, between lhfd sud
Fourtasycs Of the most pleasant on Tue Ahu. ie'n
easy. Enquire u -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
ARTEMUs WARD. HIS TRAVELS

ARTEMUS WARD. HIS TRAVELS
among the Mormons and indians rch and ra'S
one that will cause more laughs throughout tie ana ~ J
other work published in yesrs Thousands ana tens Oh
sands have been sold and the demand CONTINUES
Full of nustrstious Price, 81 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

! A FINE City and Country Residence ;or 50 ~,
Win orr acre IN ce,dn stables &C.. RS bath, hot and
cold wster; @ zee d. asina1. only Si-o
TerLn. easX. DEMARSI Aer-.e Druo.. Ne.cle,le. 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

A VALUABLE FARM in MARYLAND for
N sALE.-For SALE atfs tass nm containing ~
,cres on he Philadelphia Railroad and Turnpike. & nile.
from rAl imo5e s sop within af q ie " Tie f-fn
The IMPROHENCN TS re o. the best quality Two mud
red acres under cultivation the balance IN ahtr Ih' prop
erty has fue wa 'front.' dIcknz snd fishing ID ore Ice
ljO rtr acre. Fer pa cnaTs rYVly to GEO H. WAITS
No. lG- IS. Favetfest, Ia .lmofr Nd.
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m y
IN SALk-A perfectly healthy and pleasant ooson pun.
mountain air. cot water choice rat and berries good
modern House and Barn and other Buildings u ecres OF
land IS from Hoboken by Morris aud heH HaIoli
mep South OInze For directions 10 the place Inquire
/ at the Depot the Post Ohce 5. U.
| WN FRISBY Sou,h Orange.
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CuA,rrPgAsrEK's OPYics. DiviIOS OF CLOriiaGl
.p EerIPAGE 81. Louls, Mo sept. II, 1919.
Z ARGE SALE
~ Oa ARMY CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
order u Cglrt-Inasteg eu~rn, u :. y, viii, sell
ublr auco 10 d. waTror 80. 70: North Second q
IA the city of IT. Louis, TUESDAY, sept g. 1862 ~ 10
Ocl0cka M,
$4,000 ARMY GREAT COATS,
tmor. OF eel sfdifTrui kinds sd uaeds' follow, 20
wit. Gray Satlet, Gray Felt Seal skin frershtn Lisl
Blue S,tlnet ami Plot Cloth al boxed In good order tor chip
ping
TERMS Cn,l on delivery 4. 5. funls. Each successful
bidder vii be required deposit 10 J,r cent the 1unt
OF his purchase !, tho time Of sslc.
X. j. HART, Capt. and A. q. ~
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EOR SALE-With immediate possession, TWO
u mo-, suorrbly finished HOUSES on Murray hull adjon'
ing Fi.haye fronting Gov Morsan's beantia! GROUNDS
Houses s'rcty frstcisss "o,d. Black Nennt snh
Marble fash Heated by Apply the premises os.
and 10 East Tiiry-e-hth =. from ~ A. M 70 O'CLOCK
n m, or 10 BENEDICT q COLT. No Finest.
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A RARE CHANCE-At AUCTION, o

Ii IA T. NIA-'Ni---Nb NV - -"
~ TUESDAY Sept 20 on the preles ono ali nilr u m
NJ. kisko Station, !agtm Raro@a his'ces hM oi
about TO scres with Of The best wacr-i ov's IN r
country; the be usd twice ~ I've rods WAN u
Of II to 10 feet; LARGE dwenrbouse add plenty OF ogibuii
ngs The Farm is strictly lrttc aad VII maze tituSa
country for gouteneD wacrPowcT well worthy tAe
attention OF manufacturers. Come ape see
Bedford Sept. &c, 1865. WA n SEAMAN, Executor.