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top N ~ yo,rs Old bot what thsy ep>hrcd BE-
tore DEAN cannot Re printed. The bodies veed W
be burned, but remains wcre found 81 too pisces,
which iDdcaIed fs6 vicsims. He w.s uisd and
condemned 70 10 ssrs osied, which VS. earned into
ednrt December ri, 1s4O. Hs became rexnsmbered
a. Bdybe-bes, or Blucbeard, fron his board hAv-
ing hem ~ oolofed. Il bsnsuDs = nsu,s Of tsryor
even IN BnglsDd for snsr tbe committsi of the
Duke a Suffolk 10 he lower In the year n Henry
VI. We road thai tbs net displ, Nod the people
that hey assembled vs. s,hor in great COMPANIES and
ohose captain by that name but thcsr loalcrs
spprchendcd, and harm oorurrvi.
The Bnetoari 10 fsunfiisr to children vri,,nn
By Psrrauu IN The tune 81 Louis XIV.
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MARINE NEWS.
p.l - $. Rt,-- IS SGT. " Nm r.e.o6 al.

peh ~ < Ri,e-. ~ .. sets = " Nm iise.cb 81.
CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS oosan Queen, Asr,nvsn. Grams
dA- Re- utort. e.
5HlF- Jane j southvd, Pi,hop, for Panama
BARKs- Adelaide, Bremen; hary Dyer SAguh
Poliyis, Aspinvall.
BRIGS Eureka, Leshon. South BOSTON, Raln.
more. Aurais, Phisdslphia.
sCHOOSFRr Percy, FernAndinA May Queen,
Port ROYAL Hariste n Be.uiort Frsncos Rio Grande;
John fassium, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
STEAMTH FPS Morning Star, New Ogiesns Uud-
son, FORTRESS Monroe,
SNIP Pawn, Nelson, from Cardiff. Nth coal.
BARHs-S tatiro, MstAmorNs; Fncon, Cape Town.
G q H. RAvNnsvorih. Zoo IbO~.
BRIGs- Condor, sierra Leone, W A, AlfarettA,
81 Marc, Hayl, Leader
sCHOOSERS -Broaddeld. Provideno~. Isirienier,
FliIabe'hport Joseph Hay, Bristol; Naulilus, Cone
Point ArnAdillo, New Bedio1d Central America
Palermo.
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prscoeiour piefy.

A Michigan ls~yer tells The following story Gov
.rsl years .ec was prscticins law In ono Of the
many tesut hl towns in Wisconsin. One very
warm day, while seated m my Chico al work, ! vas
inerrur&od by the snr.noe Of boy, the sou of ono
NJ nv clients, who hsd rAtoi into town ry mile,,
w blazing sun. fr he purpose Of procuring .
mr.. I've hal e>n ,old, he said. that there
plsoe where they gave them swsy " the people
Who had no rn'asoy he said that he hsd No, money,
snd said he vs- very sn1ioos N gct one q the
book.- and Ask ~ me 10 20 With him " The place
~her~ ubey Ssrs Anxious " enc0ura.e him
IN hh esriy p'etv, In the briS on which was
snd went with him over 70 ne ssand 81 a Pro-by-
pran dosron who Rad the much covct"' books In
charge introduced him " the dcanon, trll'ng hun
10 circumstances. lie praised the roy very highly
dciixhled W ~ yorfnc mon 80 early seeking
stsr ~ truth, &C. spd pr'ecnA~i MIN with The
hest bound Rhle In bis col ectiou, Buohv PIT u IN
bic pocket, ard ring Of, when the deacun fa..:
Now my son, hat you paws What you dnsroi'
-nppoee that you feel hAppvr
wei, do, old hoes f1r hetwnen ycu and me.
know where eAn trade for rlaguey go"t
hIdle-'
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I'g'Iss.

A TTENTION, IADTES-THE OLD ES-
n tahlished y Y. FUR nSnuisrturinF Co ~ Chat
ham st, opposite Crooks White Marble Hotel, Ia .oil
ina single ses their factory wholesale prcce. IAl
early ,et chocc and great bargain; setts ~
multi and ooiar fL5U each, and uprari-, SIBERIAN
squirrels. Fitch Martin and Mink sable seua very
low Alterin. ami repairing To she --latest style-,
equal " new receips given " purchasers nsu mig
a alnsl moths Look ior tue mammoth ~. fl.Eh-
ING. hauager 80
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PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOC

0r THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Othce-a5 Chambers It. y, V
PIrsldent
Lieut-Gen. MlNllEl 2 SCOTT
Nico-lNetiCclts.
Hon. Hamilton Frh. Admiral Dupont
John /, CI,ol, Esi, Rudolph =. Williams, Esq ,
Directors
Hon EdNin g. Morgan, Howard Potter 70
GCu.lc upl sC, WIN. y. noiee, ia. E~l
Hiram kuncF, Theodore Roosevelt, Esq
James ". lteckman, Peter Gospel re-
Rev. II. ". lL lows, 40. Iitnrpe lianc OF, 4"
John d acoh AstOr, tSL DEuiel lnid,
James Blown, Wilson q. Hunt
Roht. H. Mumrn, " Roht. l., stewart"
VIM. II. Arpinsll, Aimed PeiL
james GLlhtn,
The objects Of the Association sn 10 secure 10 col.
dieIs anu sailors and their families any elaine for
pensions, pay and bounty, and 10 give advice and ia.
formation 10 them, rtOVf oosfand 10 prevent frauds
against them and the Government.
Application 10 perm OF Nv letter should he made
HENRY GREENFIELD, SECRETARY,
IS Chambers a. M Y ark
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Personal NOTICES.


JANE--I HAVE WRITTEN To YOU
Please answer Il. ~
r ADlES-HAVE YOU EVER TRIED THE
lLBALh OF WHITE LILIES ior Beuutityins and
pTcsrrs ing the Skiuf IL sA delightful preparation
AMI be us,-i IN winter well summer, II Ie-
moves plmp.eA hlotchet, tan and all impaT'ec lions
from tile skiu, reudeTinF II beautifully clear, ~ and
white, n, aug NAtule in her tai oct forms. We
rant II 10 b, nee iloui all injurious INGREDIENTS and
percc Nv hnrMiCsr 10 the O tender skin. To h hAd
at - South second II. W IuAmsbulsh Also at load-
ley's 81 Eighth ave, Neg York. Price only 30 cents
peT bottle. 40
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAp-ON AND
- after Monday, Jan. 2,d, Trains leave 5 III street
wa.t a. a.. nS,l nnS o{ ~ 49, i AZ w. ~ ~
seepins cars attached TO go and 1870 = Trains.
suudsy tram o. Z. u. small clls viii nun betn
Chambers and 3uth street stations.
$50 j. N. TOuCFI. Ast Supt.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES &c.

A GOOD HORSE FOR SALE-ls HANDS
n hSh, suitable Tor tn, H. 10 he old oheAr
Inquire 92l East leth a. td floor. Can for three
dave.
A COACH, HORSES, HARNESS FOR
AsAle--Apply ~ 724 HAT BioadNsy, near Clinton
IL Burke stshe' e.
EOR SALE CHFAP-HORSE. CART AND
j harness, and the good iun Of vork. Apply -
Market -. tn2
Tor SALF-A SORRFL HORSF-siS.
L Apply al ~ Ludlow It
EOR SALF-A SECONDHAND SPRING
L Car. At the .hop OF VIM. VI ROSE. Is Ea-s l3rb
street S09
LNOR SALE-AB BLACK MARE, l5b HANDS
or douiI. hnrne.. Inquire II 26O West 51th e. Oh
and l0th avenues. o.
EOR SALE HORSES, ONE SUITABLE
L for cart or any kind Of Nors. Price .lZa The
other suitable for peddleT kind Of sht dIiy-
ms. Prize Sos, Appy at 10 south 81 street, VIII
| llamsturgh, v. n. -
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THE NEW YORK sun.

Published daily, Sundays excepted
TWO oPSrs PR oorY-l2 oENIs qsk WIFE
Delivered anywhere IN the city or vicinity BY
msil; Sir DCNdr- per rtdr,-thIee months los
The sCN. was tho originator Of the A-soeissa<
PTeSs Organization, and h.s the finest advantage
obtaining news II contains ALI. tho nevs of th
day In small space-easily read.
Weekly Edition of the sun
1. published every Tue-day Telms, dn wrapper. Zoe
the mail If desredl HIRE oESTs per copy IL Ier ~
suHso sIPrIoS PGlcE -oNE poLLA1 rEB WAR
whether by single cops ar In clubs the cieaI pet p
per IN To wOrd. Pust6.o on Daily sun h, mail Poo
a quarter, II 20 year, Postage on Weekly ST.
quarter, zoe. year,
Address all Letters 70
MOSS 5 BEACH. Proprietor NJ Tu sr-N
Corner Fulton anc SassAu ~ y Y
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RROlkI.HN.

TuE DRAFT N rHR THIRD DruRICT. The
drah was oonunued in The Third district n -ook-
Ign, yesterday. The wheel war pm into operation
at IN O'Clock, A. NJ and VI. socund- Sovrnth aud
Thirnsnth Wards wsre drawn. The quota ~ Ae
second 10 ~, II the Seventh. 1bs and Of tie rhir
tenth, isS To-day the dr.h will NJ concluded by
drawing the SStecnth, Fourth. Aneto.nth and
Twentieth Warts. The Forty hrst Pr>rinct Police.
dstsohments oi the rwsnuesh New York Artillery.
and Twelfth United States Infsnsry were on duy
about the Provost MarrhA s offre during tho day.
The Bcunty committe. n the Ro~rd n Supervisor.
waited upon Governor Fenton on te 22d inst. u
SEQ n his influence could not b. obtained to secure
. suspension ~ the dram The Governor promised
to ~rits W the authorities. and erprreeed himself
confident thN die lec,elanon. regarSing State
bounnes contemplated ~ ,Se s4ste IL peyfsoIoi, oil
the moooy peciod W pay bonunes ~il
be r,sed As Tho dr>fL however, Will b. onm-
pletod today w the Third Dicsrtos II V not prob
shs that the appeal Of the supervisor- win hav.
any encct. Those drafted % he klst instant ~err
notified yesterday 10 spp-sr perronslty, by sub.
-utu,es, within ten days h. onns,derod doSert
e-s Aw~ns those drawn In ,hs Third District
ia Dr. Ehss Lynch. one of the corsor, q
| Rrool<lyu-
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The dram in the seoord Congressional D.-irict
vas also resumed by Capt w.liron BY drafting
the quota Of the ronth Ward. STe beins the quota,
$50 men werc drawn. There ume vague rumors
aHoat Of ros in wllhAmsbursh, In consequence
OF the draft; but reports from the Provost Mar.
shAls headquarters Indicate ths, there had Icon no
disturbance.
SuICIpE.-A oolorcd man, named Jacob
Thompson, committed suicide las, evening by
blowing bis brsinA on, with a shot gun. lie had
been insane foe some time. Tho deceasod resided
al tie corner Of Rochester avenue and Union
street.
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SHANER'S PATENT ERASER AND BUR-
- nisher Lstter-io folder Opener and Peach Sharpen.
err all neatly combined; has neither side catch %
spnns, requires no change but 10 always ready Zoe
use. Price Eraser and BurnlsheT Loter-open-
er and Folder 80 Eraser and Bu nisbot ~ eta, of
tbe B. post paid, for ~ Is. A. g, SHAVER New Ha-
ven, Conn For sale by all stAttoners l46
TOWN, COUNTY AND SCHOOL TAXES-
Il Town Of MorTisania, Westchester County Tbs
unde uirned, receiver Of foI the Of Morris
ania "a in daily attendance at his office, Boz
ton Rohd, near Fret Il, Mouisania, frCm q. 70 8
p. m. The books will close the 2lst Of March. ~
tAHes can be received in New York. Harlem BRIDGE
hoTrsaEia & FoIdhsm Railway, nom Harlem Bridge
pass the office every ten minutes, JACOB kREUr-
TER Receiver "a TaHes as
IN CENTS PER POUND AND Upwards
paid cssh for old newspapers, backs pamphlets.
writing paper, bills, letters and all kindt OF clean,
white PAPER at 40 Ann II. lHOS. c. HENNETT. 50
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Too Late for Classification.

DEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE.
- BfIESI'S HAIR DYE,
Tho hpfsl nve a the World is used In nrcSoEenoe to
all otherz, beos,~o
IT DOEs NOT STAIN TIE SKIN,
and NJ Az " no have tried II, nc now edss,
DOES NOT INJIRK TIN HAIR.
hut changes hed or Grey hair beautiful aud nhtur
al BLACK OR BROWN,
(lnstan tAnoousyl
and is .oh by all Drussists Al the low rrios Of
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX
G~rersl r>poi 80 SOUTH sccond street. wuh.u.-
hursh
PROOKLYN, FEB. 2SD, 1sf5.-THE nth
- Ward Brooklyn Draft Protective Association will
remain o1sn NJ their ONCE Grenade IIsL ia Myrtle
sve. uutJ n oolcck div morring, FRIDAY, the 2ith
instant " receive subripto1t 70 the fund fo rc'ef
from the present IrAt Subscription, one Hunnrfd
Dollars. ,. ~ KIRBY, pIesc WN. R'RRALl-
Trpa1 $50
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post OFFICE NOTICE - ABSOLUTE
safety Ia secured In sending money 10 the
ANN VI she Potomac by mail 10
MONEY ORDER OFFICE
having been established AT
City Point Va
Money orders eau be procured st the foAt Ofcs
JAMES NELLY.
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Does inluro tho Hair skin 10 h hei n Drur-
gists reuerahr Pnce FIFTY cent? per hu UcpsA
- south second e.. WilihmslurgL.
WHulHAAfE AsE~ro.--n. Haruee Co II Puk
Row Fr~cf & Ice. ~ u eknan . Whcelcv, Ii
thtrry st. Miller Reed. 10 Alien cor. stanton a.
and cor Hour ton It. and Ave Ho>dle 81 Eiyhth
ave. Porter Fsirthild 4ih Hudson - md sTi %xA
ave. pnsrss's can also Be fupyIi.d by c. y. GRIT
TfNION, 8s SiN'h ave np
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-08-15
THE sTAUNToN SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER
WESLEYAN FEMALE
Collegiate Institute.

THIS Institution has been in operation during
the whole period of the terrible war through
which we have just passed; and, in the midst of
unprecedented difficulties, has nobly and sue
cessfully sustained itself
And now, that Peace once more smiles upon
our land, and invites to fields Of profit and pro-
gress, the Officers of this School will spare no
labor, and avoid no necessary expense, that will
tend to the physical comfort, and social and
mental Improvement of its pupils.
The wear and tear Of the four past eventful
years, will be literally provided for; while each
Department Of Instruction will be supplied with
the most competent and experienced Teachers
the country can afford.
The Terms per Session for board and tuition,
including Music and French, will be $3.50 in par
money.
The Fall Session will open about the middle Of
September next.
RV. VIM. S. BAIRD, A. NJ,
Staunton, July list Principal.
indicator and Rock Register copy l month.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-08-15
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

rn>sc~~-o-->o->o>-~~o 1>oo~ .>o1>o>-4-~~~--~~-~~~
The receipts at the Office of international
revenue on Saturday last were 81 ,000,148.
The public lecturer who dwelt upon a
topic has changed his residence.
A despatch from Nashville says that the
Hon. John Bell took the amnesty oath on
Tuesday
The Treasury Department is preparing to
pay in few days SIC, 100000 of interest, in
currency, on the Seven-Thirty Loan.
The amount of currency issued to National
Banks during the week ending August 5th,
was 81 900, 110-total issue S165, 1874, 400.
An unsuccessful attempt to float the frigate
Congress was made at Hampton Roads on
tuesday. The effort was to have been repeat
ed on Wednesday.
The Superintendent of the Danville rail-
road announces that he has completed ar
rangements for running train on the West
side of Staunton river bridge.
The Charlottesville Chronicle, in a late
number, predicts that in fifty years Richmond
will have population of 200, 900, and Nor
toh will be crowded with shipping.
SAMBo had been whipped for stealing his
masters onions. One day he brought a skunk
in his arms. Says he 'massa, here's de chap
dat steal de onions. Whew, smell him bret p
Well; No. -, United States Farm on Pitt
Hole Creek, Pa, caught fire on Wednesday
evening: Three persons were seriously burn
ed, and it is feared that others lost their lives
The we'll is still flowing and burning.
Hearts Content is dirty little hamlet in
Newfoundland, noted principally for its large
mosquitoes, untrustworthy people, and beau
tiful bay. The hither terminus the Atlantic
cable is at Hearts Content.
The negroes of Michigan recently held a
State Convention. The subjects under dis
cussion were elective franchise and common
school education. They appointed FIVE del.
adelphia, Septemberl9.
There are at present at Montreal, besides
George Sanders, Ex-Governor Wescott, Bev-
erIy TUCKER, DR.. Pallen, of Missouri, ex Medi-
cal Director of the Western rebel army and
General Carroll, of Tennessee. All these
gentlemen stop at the St. Lawrence Hall.
The National Congress of the Argentine
Republic has ordered the employees of the
Government to wear mourning three days in
honor Of Mr.. Lincoln. and the Legislature Of
Buenos Ayres had concluded to call the next
town to be founded-Lincoln.
The employers in, the shops Of the New
Jersey Railroad Company, upon receiving
their pay for July, were notified that the pay
OF aRexcept foremen and engineers, would be
redaced to the old prices-about fifteen per
cent-on and after the present month
General Wade Hampton has addressed a
letter to the planters of South Carolina de-
precating the emigration mania now prevail
ing in that and other Southern States. He ad-
vises them thatit is their duty to stand by
their State. and to devote their whole eneF-
gles to the restoration Of law and order.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-08-15
For the Spectator.
"A LAMENT.

For the Spectator.
"A LAMENT.
Beautiful darling Eiolet-eyed.
Gone to the grave so young!
Purity, love, and nope and pride
Buried the dust among!
In the shadows dim. sit alone,
While the dew is falling round,
And the night wind tolls, with a pensive moan,
Of the treasu under ground.
The mournful eye Of the buried Past
is filled with tears tonight
But the tears and shadows Ger me cast
Must be gone by the morning light.
have dug grave, from all graves apart,
lave buried Giant where;
The grave have dug is, in my heart,
And the Pa st is the giant there.
The blossoms falling from Memo-y's tree.
plant there, one by one;
But the flowers are only sad to me-
Their life for aye is gone.
Beautiful darli ng violet eyed.
Gone to the grave so young!
Purity, love. and hope and pride,
Buried the dust among!
Let the wall he hushed, let the eye be bright,
Let the shower be April rain;
There are questioning eyes in the morning light
And Unjust be strong again.
VIRGINIA VALLEY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-08-15
Real Estate Agency
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS

THE undersigned have formed aco-partnership, for
i the purpose of buying and selling Real Estate
and Negotiating loans on Real Estate Their arrange
ments and connections will give the great facilities
in this branch o. business.
They will also
RECEIVE DEPOSITES OF MONEY!
EXCHANGE CURRENT FUNDS FOR COIN,
AND COIN FOR CURRENT FUNDS;
FURNISH DRAFTS ON RICHMOND AND
THE NORTHERN CITIES,
And otherwise seek to facilitate the business opera
lions of the community
The Office will be under the SPECIAL charge of the
undersig ned. William Allan, will for the present,
be kept IN the Law Office of Shelley & Bumgardnery
in S.aunton. HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
july H. le65-6t WILLIAM ALLAN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-23
ANNANDALE,
MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
(posr orYlCx-NADIsoN sTATIoN.)

yUypE first annual session of this school win con-
mepce on the 10th Of Sept, 1865. There WIZ
be two Departments, the Primary and Tile Cole
giAte. -n
Applicants will he admitted into the Primary De-
partment without examination, at any age. Al
mission into any Of tine classes OF the Coi'sgfate
Departnent, or promotion from one Z" another. wiz
be granted to such. only. DE- sustain an eSauiba'o'
on the studies which preeede 1t. Those VINO com.
plete the whole course satisfactorily viii receive AZ
It's close. a diploma. 49,
For the government Of the young ladies', but oils
" rule " will be established, viz. that they shail ~
ali times conduct themselves as becomes the da'Igh'
tiers OF gentlemen and the enforcement o. .hls res
ulation will be the special duty OF MRS tombstone
Visitors to the pupils mast present letters OF ~
trOductiOn from parents or guardians to tine Frlnel'
pal. No visits should be made on Sunday, or our
ing school hours.
Each pupil is requested to farnish her own FORK
spoon towel and napkins. and to have these ~
also her clothing, marked with her name IN mi.
Daily instruction in plain sewing will be anOrdeo
such a. desire it, without extra charge.
Parents who prefer their children shouIu ho'
study our religious text-hooks, are requested 70 ~,
tify the principal, and they will have their wishes
respected. -
81 A comfortable hack will run on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, between Madison station
on the \. o.. J. 4 G. N. r. T., ard Annandale' si'
miles distant, connecting with the trains Inc pos
Office address is Madison Staten, Madison county
Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-23
49ttrg.
TIE CHILD AT PRAYER.

,Twa, a summers evs-ths rosy light
Had faded from the sky,
And stars came twinkling, pure and bright,
Through the blue arch on high;
The western breexes softly stole,
To kiss the sleeping flower,
And paturs wore her sweetest smile,
To bless the twilight hour.
Ther. sat within a cnrtsined room
A mother young and fair
What voice comes softIythrough the gloom 7
rTis cbildhood's voice In prayer;
a cherub is kneeling now
Beside that mothers knee
She who had taught him when 10 bsw
Before the Deity.
A father on the distant deep,
A sister slumb'ring near,
A babe upon his mothers breast,
Aad that kind mother dear
For every living thing he loves,
His prayers ascend to heaven,
Aud for himself he humbly..asks
Each sin may be forgiven.
And oft in after years, when grief
Shall bow his spirits down,
And the cold, bitter, heartless world
Shall meet Kim with a frowni
Or when allured from virtues path,
lie treads a dangerous way,
Oh! he will turn to this blest hour,
When frst he knelt to pray,
And the kind hand which thea was laid
Upon his silken hair;
Aud the soft voice which taught him hrst
His simple words Of prayer,
VIII com again with thrilling power
To still his pulses wild,
And lure him back in that dark hosr
"A sinleSs AS a child.
The prayer is Ger, the last fond kiss
BY that kind mother given
But rises not from scenes like this
Ths childish prayer to heaven
1t does, it does al angels wing
Has borne its tone with Joy,
And he sweet blessing which it sought
Comes on the sleeping boy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-23
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Situated one Mile from the Court House,
CANTON. Miss.

x "A N L ~ >
THE undersigned have this day formed =
copartnership under the style Of T.. ).
DRANE d CO., for the purpose OF carrying
on the Nursery business in all ITS branches
II ia the intention of the proprletors 10
proragate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only, and such as are well adapted TO
the soil and climate of the South, riPening IN
succession over the fruit season. Consequent,
", purchasers will be positively protected
against disappointment. ~,
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall be
| added to our catalogue, as soon as tested ana
proved to be suited to the climate. ,
All trees and plants will be carefully Labeled
and packed in the best manner for any
mart of the South, for which a moderate
charge will be made; and no charge will he
msde for delivery Of packages at the rail-
roads. ,
II is requested hat explicit directions bs
given for marking and shipping packages
but in all cases. tohen Shipment 70 made Inc ar
tieies are at The risk Of the puTehaseT.
All orders from unknown correspondent
must be accompanied with 3 remittance, Draft
or satisfactory reference.
Our customers are requested 10 notify VI
Immediately Of any error that may be commit
ted in filling their orders, in order that w
may at once make amends.
Catalogues will be forwarded to all who ap
ply. post paid. and snelose . stamp to PrePa!
Sent, I1ls65. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-23
PACKET WHARFBoAT,
AT THE FOOT OF CHINA ST.,
TICRSBURG. MISS,

II WILL receive Cot,oa at all times from the
Merchants on :he Wharfboai; will receive and
forward all freight gg.bg mp Ys1oo river. AMI all
freight coming out 81 YaLoo, and ship to any point
FREE OF CHARGE.
Will receive orders for freight from New Orleans.
TO be sent per steamers Q iitmsD or Magenta, either
from persons Of VicksbuIg or Yaz0O river, and viii
guarantee prompt attention 10 the same.
We offer the facilities 81 our large and mmo
ons wharIboat 10 Tire Merchants and shippers u
Wick s.urp and YAzoo river, and beg q liberal share
Of patronage for our line.
d. W. LAMKIE, Of Yaxco City,
Agents for Steamers General QJifnan
Dec. Z, '65-3m. land Magenta.