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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
CLOCKS, WATCHES, &C.,
PAIRED BY
4 Ee CT a II IA,

N1HO would respectfully state to the 70
w citizens Of Madison ard adjoining va
counties that he Is new permanently located 3, X,
q, toe drug store Of OrIick / Ianderg where he
vii! take great pleasure in serving The old cI-tom
g." of the house, AZ well Ms all others who will favor
hm with theiT patronage Having worked at the
business in ldzoo City for seven years mevioust to
no war, he is ssti.fed that he can and is de-
temircd that he will give entire satisfaction.
lie would also statethat be has the advantage Of
one Of the finest Burglar and rire.Proof Sales in
The city in which 10 keep his watches. All work
warranted. T r. CLARK.
Sept. lG lm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

~An unsophistiested eountrymau the
other day. saw a military officer, follow.
ed at respectable distance by two or.
derlies, in full gollop. Goodness graz
eious !" said he. "havent they caught
him Jet +! was here about three weeks
ago and they was q runnin' after him
then"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

Thomas J. Brown. son-in law to Cen
eral Gideon J. Pillow. and late q con-
script officer 10 the Con.ed rate service,
has been psrdoued by ,se President A
fne farm in Giles Conny. Tennessee.
which had been seized for cob6sesiiOn,
has been rtturred TO bin.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

~A good story is told Of country
Methodist, at whose house an itiuerant
preacher was passing the night, who.
when bed time came. and family prayers
were suggested, in searching for a bible.
finally produced couple Of torn leaves Of
The good book, with the naive remark,
IL didn't know / was so near ont of BIZ
bles. -.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

EEIt has already been snnouuced in
the American newspapers that the Bey Of
Tuuis has sent a special envoy to the
President of the United States. to con
grsiulsle him on the success Of the war
for the Uuiou and the return Of peace.
The depuiatiOn is nov its way.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

Flags were hoisted On the public build
ings 10 New Yosk on Thursday. in com /.
memora,iOn Of the capture Of the city Of
MEXICO BY Gen. Scott.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

EEAn Irisbmsn being asked 10 court
for bis marriage certificate. showed a big
scar on his head, about the shape Of q
shovel, which was ss.isfselory.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

@ A schoolmasier in ireland advsr-
tises that he will keep . Sunday school
twice Q veek-Tuesdsys and Saturdays.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

kEFn Henry Warren. Of Iowa, has
been appointed resident minister to Gae-
tenAla.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
Dtofessional Gmos.
S. T. AFFORD.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

CANTON, MISS.
~ ENERAL Agent for the purchase and sale Of
N Real Estate and the Hiring of Freedmen
VIII attend with promptness and fidelity to oil
business entrusted to bis care in Madison and the
adjoining counties.
office.
Aug. 20--1y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
Son SECRET ENEMIES.

He that professelh himself thy open ene-
my arrayelh thee against the evils he
means thee; but he that dissembles him
self thy friend. when he is thy secret
enemy, strikes beyond caution. and
wounds above cure. From the 6rst thou
mayest deliver tbyself, from the last, good
Lord deliver thee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
II. III. THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

7 WOULD respectfully inform my old ia
L patrons, and the public generelly, R
that, having dissolved my connection I'M
with p P. Wilson, have established shop
of my own in one of the Offices below Couch's
old stand, on Rat Row." and am prepared
to make suits onThe shortest possible notice.
All garments cut by me warranted to fit.
RATES:
Cutting Coats. ...................... so cts.
Pants. .................Q Q5 +"
Vests. .25 4"
WASrED.-Three journeymen Tailors, ,Spply
Immediately TO 4. II. Thompson at this
shop
Higher wages paid than at any other shop
in the city.
TsH. THOMPSON.
Sept. IA. 1y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
Merchant Tailoring Business,

In all its various branches. Having an experience
# nearly thirty years he feels confident of his ah
ity 10 give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage-a liberal share OF which he
socit- from the public
Having resided and carried on business in Sharon
for many years, eipectfuly refers to the citizens
Of that place and vicirity.
His shop ia in the Masonic Hall building, second
story, over Dancy d Moormans.
Aug ~ 1865, n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
Ee. n. SEATER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

IvTOUID respectfully infrm his o'd II, I'd. \
w ard customers. and the putlic general. E1
ly that he has removed from Sharon and set- IN
tied in Canton, wiere he will continus the e-AS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08

Beware Of him that is slow ID anger
Anger, when it is long coming is the
stronger when it comes, and The longer
kept. Abused patience turns 10 fury.
When fancy is the ground of paesiou,
that understanding which comPoses the
fancy qualities the passion, but when
judgment is the ground. the memory is
The recorder, and This passion is long re-
tanned.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
6.-oN LAW AND PHYsIC.

If thcu study law or physic. endeavor
to know both, and 10 need neither. Tem-
perate diet, moderate and seasonable la
Dor, rest and recreation, with Gods Bless
ing, will save the physician; and peace
ful disposition. prudent and just behavior
will secure thee from the law. Yet, il
necessity absolutely compel, thou may st
use both. they that use either Otherwise
than for necessity, soon abuse themselves
in weak bodies aud light purses.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
lon INCONSISTENCY.

Be not unstable in thy resolutions, nor
various in thy actions. nor Inconsistent in
thy affections. So deliberate that thou
may'st perform SO perform that thou
msy'st preserve Mutability is the badge
of in6rmity.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
9.-oS DIET AND REeIxKE.

lftbou desireth to take The best advant.
age OF myself. especially in matters where
iaucy is most employed. keep temperate
diet. use moderate exercise. observe sea-
sonable and sci hours for rest. and let the
end Of thy first sleep raise thee from ihy
repOse; then bath thy body the best lem.
peri thy soul The least ineunbsrance I;
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
8.-cHARITY ALLEeoRIzED.

Charity is naked child giving honey
to a bee without wiogs. Naked, because
excuseless aud simple a child, because
tender aud growing; giving honey, be-
cause pleasant aud comfortable; to a bee,
because a bee is industrious and deserv>
ing; without wings. because wanting and
helpless. II thou dehiest TO such thou
kiliest . bee; IL thor givest TO other than
such tnoa preservest q drone.
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BEWARE OF OUETKRFErS
AID UsHzno1FIzD DEALz-as

.ho s.ssasor 70 dsposs sOF THEIE OWN q
'ohaYH araeles @ L~supak1aa attainad
Halmboida 6euura ~fuepazccaa
- EIrnrf HurEn
$1,000
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Powerful Tnrpedo.

The Hartford Post Of Wednesday
SAVE Last evening, at ten minutes past
seven, Mr. Fay's torpedo exploded I'M
der the rafJ which was built for the pur-
pose Of testing It's explosive powers
The torpedo was charged with one hun
dred aud fifty pounds of gunpoEder,
and the explosion was grand in It's eff
feet, though the report was not so lCud
as many anticipated. It sent up q vol
uu e Of water TO a height Of between
eight and ninety feet, and ~ofpropor-
tlouate circumference. Following the
water came q dense mass of steam,
smoke aud flame, the whole forming a
magnificent sight and well repaying the
disappointment Of the spectators on
Thursday last. The raft was utterly
demolished, being blown into frsg-
ments, which were quickly picked up
by a squad Of small boats which were
waiting for the chance This inven
ton Of Mr. Fsy's will eventually prove
Of wonderful importance, as the clock.
work Of the machine, which il is design.
ed 10 manufacture, combined with the
shell containing the powder, can be
adjusted so as TO explode from one min.
ute 10 one month The explosion was
witnessed by Il large crowd of specta-
tors, who cheered loudly as the waters
subsided
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100000
To be SOld fer One Dollar Each

Without regard 70 value, and not TO be paid Tor IN
Ill you know what you wall receive.
Among those who hsve acknowledged the re-
celpt OF VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this Asso-
citation since AN. l, 1866, the following kindly per
init their names 70 be usedl
Robsd h Hotchkiss, new Haven, Conn, Me'o
deon, value $50. Willis, W 22d 81 n. Y,
Diamond Cluster Pin, value sos Mrs G Tappan,
I6 York St., Sold Watch, value SIS. Miss Ellen
Z. Dickerson, Binghsmpton, n. T.. Melode0n, va
Ice 500. Mr.. E d Stone, 81 Tenth 81, n York,
Piano, value $3.50. Mrs Thcs A Miller, Scranton,
Pa, Diamond Ring, value Sl76. Miss Ellen J..
Peck. Springfield, Ills, MelOIeon, value Sl25. DR..
L Van Rper, Washington, D C., Sod hUnting
Cssed Watch, value $50. Edward Il. Lindsay,
Worcester. Mass, Piano, value $50. Miss D b
FsrWell, Dubuque, Iowa, BamOnd Ear DI0ps, vs.
Inc $3.50. Fraocis ! Moran, nc Pearl st., Albany,
Urhans, Ohio. Silver set, value SEQ. Lieut. B ?
Hendricks, Wizards Hotel. Washington, D C., Sill
yer Patent Lever Watch, value SIS. Capt. ] War
ner, 18th \ I Vols, Silver Watch, value SIS.
Many persons who have drawn valuable prises,
do not v h their names published OF We might eK
tend this hsL.
EAENER or DIsrRIHuuos.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and IL
VAIN, are placed in sealed envelopes, which sre
well mixed one OF these Envelope, containing
the Certificate or Order tor some Article, worth 81
least one dollar at RETAIL will be delivered 81 our
Other, or sent bp mRl 70 any address, without re
gard 20 choice, on the receipt Of rs cents. The
purchaser will see vhst Arucie IL draws, and IT,
value, which may be from One 70 Five Hundred
Dollars, and can then send One Dollar and receive
e article named.
sE-No Blsnks-Every purchaser gets value.
Parties dealing with US may depend on hsvire
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medisiely sent to any address by return mail or
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Entire satisfaction Guaranteed IN all Cases.
- SIX Certificates for One Dollar, Thirteen for
Two Dollars.
Agents Waited. Send q stamp for a Circular. All
letters should be addressed
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BOX 1867 Post Odra, New York.
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President Johnson.

President Johnson shows excellent
wisdom in appointing loyal southern
men 10 official positions in the South.
Those Northern citizens who think the
safety Of the country depends on their
getting such places and enriching them
selves by speculation in cotton and to
bacoo, are naturally much a~ggrieved
and will be among the loudest howlers
of the new radical opposition. But the
country is satisfied Everybody seet
that nothing could tend more 70 per
petuate the alienation of the south
ern people than to send lot Of greedy
Northerners to rule over and plumber
them The disappointment and Yexs
ton Of such men is the chief secret of
the present hullabaloo against the Pres
ident-NDrngfad (ilss) Republican
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
H.Y. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 broadway, New York.

ID amond Pins, Brooches and Far Drops, Ladies'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold and Coral Jet
and Gold, Florentine, Mosaic Jet, Lava, aud Cameo
Chains, PLAN and Chased Gold Rings, Gold THIN
bies. Lockets, New style Belt Buckles, Gold Pen
sod Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and q large as-
sortmeni Of Fine Jewelry OF every description, q
he 81 ma.a and la-.-- ...Laa EaInaA 81
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CERTIFICATES OF cuRRa

From sight 70 twenty years stafiag, "a Eaacs
En1Ea q science and ezra
For medtel ps1gasa@ x Baoha. Sc Dspsna<
tory Of me United 8latss.
See Preseason DoEesf ylEabs Horkz o. ~
Prsclca q PhyEG.
SEE remarks made b. ne Ats calsbrstsd ~
PhydicE Phii1dsibha-
See remarks made b ID. EphnHm MeDoseu, 3
oeiebrated Physician, add me1nbm d he R0ya
College d Surgeons. Ireland. and puhlahed e -
Transitions q the King ADD Eusenis Joarna
See medico-ChiurNcl EsueNs puhAahed -
Benjamin TaYsns, FeioS Of Ne EoJA Ooiegs q
surgeons.
See most o. TIE ats siSndsrd Eof1s On medena
Exlract Bucnu,---G-O per hotaa oF * 90 &m
q 6arsapArlA LOO &c
lupPd Rose Wash. 50 40
o. halls dossn q each ior ga Eheh va -
EuHcienf 70 cure 4s msst obsthats esss4 Y drer
loss are adhenod u.
Delivered % sny sddro.AL sseurssJ paeksd ben
shasrNnnon.
&EDescnns symptnms = ~ GoUnuacNaeEA
CURES uGFEntssd Awe EaaA
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Of the scenes of action, and portraits ofthe leading
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OF lNe scenes OF hcl4oHs anu FtILlLE hA me 4ehuius
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Meeting details and inc dents, hasled the publishers
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whole force and entire attention 10 the bringing out
Of q perfectly Tsiiable record Of the who'e stfiir
No trouble nor expense having been scared, they
announce Tin the GUiles- confidence Of meet ug the
wan = Of an inte.ige-t, discriminating pubiC.
The nation Ea- been aroused 10 an interest in
his matter, as no one thing ever aroused il before.
Every American 'lrze1-man. woman and child
wilt read 10 az a matter of interest Of to-day, and
which will pass into the annals Of American history
and h quoted as one Of its greatest events, even
10 the most distant future.
Dealers and Agents should order a liberal supply.
ss they viii remember in their experience, popular
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sent postpaid On receipt Of 80 cents.
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HRLNBoLDs RosE WASH.

An excellent Lotion fr Diseases q q 8yphnito D.
turs, and ~ "a injection m dseases Of tbs urnaxJ
oruaDs, Ensing Tom hahita q Hssipa6on, uasd =
oonnecaoa With ne ETtnacts buchu nd ssnssFs
nlla, in slch diseases a. eeommendsL.
Evidence q he most Responsible Nd raliaha
character vi accompany 1s medchss.
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IaEe 10 BEsau, Mercury, OF unplezsaaf nsfessa
!or unpleasant and dangeroOs Diseases
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BLOOD BLOODI BLOOD
HslmbOlGs Highly OOassusA,sd oouDousa
Fluid Extract ssrssparIIIu
pm

n "a affection Of The blood, and attacks he
Sexual Organs, Innings o. he Noss, Ears, ThroA,
Wtndpipel and other mucnz s~urfacss, making ~
tract Saraapanla parties t1a Blood, aad fsmoEs1
al scsly srupaoBs q he sEa, giving 70 The oom-
pleuon q clear and healthy coioS. u heag prupar-
cd expressly Tor this class o. oomplanta, n hood
purifying prOpsr1es are preserved Da nesisT ca
teni han SOY OtheF prspzxaton o. 6ansapakilA
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THE
Tx
Great South Western
OIL LHD Mining CO..

Ih.le wf71y la- reviewed o. Chgrtar fr,m IA,
H tennessee. gltn ye-y bbela.
s prser-.
N1 ut -as trEan al under the Chrrser
t1 u time the nooks SUI be ouen fnr ~
1 g -a,k. t'
Company hes a large nmousf ~ ol s,s
'.i.- Il U~seurEa. Atabsma. sd Tsn,ess.s
1nrh flve Mlios Il poiars-
la' aAl- laFa been csre uliv tpa "a "a -,
veg .I'H u Ol and Mineral.
sforHuon Di Isus shares II $50 A.
i.n1rfs t r this Cnmusrv lara hsE
- r So crpareace 10 toe Mines ~ the
H' ' rFlrus az f@nn.rIts,, an
Ii''t-r nh. orc N ne hest I'd nj -
err ru-.lr Comasuv a. ~ -,
aiN lHi e. states Captafsf vln a.,
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RalH Of he rn-mhe-s or &c.
-'i IS own iAsourhrut The q nm.
H. 81 lni-g ~ nnd abiniv
'In- aht tts ofhcor- OF tle rorporaio,
o.. HILsuY, MAJ. zen. vols.
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Villain sieunF. ofCho
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All to be sold for One Dollar Zach


100 Gold hunting Cased Watches-.---.SIl5 esch
100 Gold -. 20 each
40 Ladies' Gold sfcheE.-.-.---... 40 each
SO Ladies and Gents Silver Watches. Is esch
5000 Vest, Neck, and Gusrd ChaInsS5 70 10 each
300 ChStelane Chains and Neck
, 70 ~ each
5000 Oval and Chased sold Brace
4 70 III 6acn
I 5000 sold and Jet Revolving
BrOoches-----.-----" I 70 o eacn
5000 Gold, OoyK, & Jet Brooches. to 6 each
500 Florenune, Mosaic and Coral
BroOches--.---".-----4 70 eech
5000 Esr Drops, (van'ty OF Styles. 4 10 s each
] 5000 Sets ladies' JeWelry, tGoid
and JET -.~--~......-:....-.6 to 10 each
500 sets ladies Jewelry, vsnetg
5000 Lsdss' self buckles AMI
Gold Thimhles--.-.......... 5 70 8 each
5000 LADIES' aud Gents Gold Pen
BOO Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, va
HetY OF UYies.--.....-..-.-.- ) 10 7 eacL
1 5000 Bosom Studs, var'ty ofEtyles ~ 70 Q esch
6UQ Wstch Keys, Fob and Ribbon
Shoes ............... .....-.-.-.-. ~ 70 Q esch
1000 Geuts' hEsQnic Pins and =.
5000 Gents Solitaire snd Cluster
1000 sod Tooth and Ear Picks.~. to 8 each
1000 PLAIN, Chased and Stone Set =,
Rings ) 70 : eacn
600 LADIES' California Diamond
y" Rines.r~~...-~.-..........s to 8 each
5000 Mage Spung and snap Lock-
cts to 10 each
10000 Gold Pens, silver Mounted
HOiders............ .sa.a.a.a. > 70 o eacn
10000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension
Cases, and Pencils....-..--. 4 70 9 each
All Of the above list Of Goods will be sold for one
dollsr each. Certificates Of all the various articles,
stating what each one can have, are first up in en-
yelopss, sealed up, and mixed; and when ordered,
are taken out without regard to choice AMI sent by
NAL. thus living 8 fair cnance. On receipt Of the
/ Certificate YOU viii see what you can have, and
1 then Il il your option TO send one dollar aud take
the sNiale or not
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forEardipE the CeuiGcste for paying postage, and
doing the business g csnts each, which must be
enclosed when the Certlhcste II sent tor. Five Ger
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IS sixtN five Tor $40; and q hundred tor $50
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| stamps. Great caution should be used by our cor
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REFFRs Br PER1ussIoS 70

REFEBs BT PEE2ussIoS 70
Hon. R,chatd ogelsby, Governor stste Of Illinois.
Hon. David L. Isvis, Judge Supreme Court, Us.
Hos. WIN. 6. BrovnloW, Governor Of Tennessee
Rig. zen. Jas. P. Brovnlos, Adj. Gen. State Of Ten
nessee.
hon. N. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. Vim. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 10. c. Geld, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. ". Maxey, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris a strStton, Nashville
Messrs. Evans B Co, Nashville
Nimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn
Junel6-lm
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AFFIDAvIT1

ffPeruon.Ily appaAred neiors NJ n Abisgmaa O.
he ef.g Of F~diadelphia, h 7. Helmhoid, ITO -
NJ duIy sWom, ooh say, his p7eparacoaa cQuial1
90 narcotic, DO mercury, o. other aignon8 dr9A
sut - purely vegetables n. r.. HELMBOLn
sworn md subscribed before r., ha I'd 4kH
NOFsmbor, 1884 WI r HLbhAh1
Aldsrnan, Hh-aresS sdoFe EaoA PaLa.
sadrasa letters ar nformaaou N conadanaG
H. T. HELMROLD, Chamlsb
Dspot 10 soath Isn1sgetL
Balos Chastaul P~1lAdaphiA
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DR.. TIA. HURLEY'S
INK, INK. INK,

GEAr1N's Chemical Voting Find il he,ominv
- vn'd-roaH rri Tor us Sup-rio- Qnnl ~ Hay.
luE harn introduced a7l, ahstf * yeas has he.
come fh- puucind rak poe IN n.e vita hoe who
suni "a ulfIps flowing iuE, auffru s parmeu.,cy
Is dnc 90 Gre best ink tr records ttsf can H.
beet ror luuut r%r-h0usU. hanks or Schools ID 7.
ul-gus'Fl. s1i 20 eds onv a. IL trea n he a,rr,y.
q fa- s-ie ly IrurUsts ard Wer.haats eyeTv.
where ~ Riley. BUpDLE CO.
Munuizctu eIs Hni PROPRIETOR.
Corner Seventh snt Green IS Louisvla
ia whom "a. o.ders should b. sdirsssed.
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To Hack Drivers.
For sale,

ONE FIRE Family Carriage, made b BrevostsT
" New YORK, can be bought cheap.
apply 20 A ".
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20
5PLENDID LIST OF ARTioLEs.


All the goodsI IN the aboye List will be sold, with
on. reservation, for oSE DOLLAR each. Ceruhcstes
q al the various ARTICLES Sre plsced IN similar en-
yelopss snd sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
by nal, or delivered AZ our ofice, without regaro
10 choice. On receiving = certificate you vii see.
wha: il represents, ana D. is optional with you 70
send one dollar and receive the article named, o.
any other in the LIST Of same value. In al trsnsac.
ions by mail we charge Tor forwarding the cerah-
Gates paying postage and doing the business, Is
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES viii be sent for 81;
ELEyEs for 81; TTRTY for IS; Er1rI-FrvE for $40;
aud One HUNpEED for SI5- By this mode We give
selections from AWARDED stock OF fne goods, Of the
bsst make and latest styles, and OF intrinsic worth,
st = nominal prlee, while all have a chance Of secu-
ring articles Of the very highest value
We guarantee entrs aucfactOn in every instance,
and If there should Re sny person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate
y return il, and the price viii be refunded.
AGKNTs.-Ws allow those Scting as Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance smOuut to One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
ti6cate. snd retaining 10 cents, remit 10 Us 10 cents
for each,
As-Addross GEO. DEMERIT q Co,
jsn1-6m SS Broadway, New York.