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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-30
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-30

B1LL1ARDs.-Everyboddy seems
tew be Citing crazy over q new
game, which haz just bin discovered,
called billyards.
1t is played on the top ov label
which IL a little longer than it IL
square, and the game seems tew
konsist in pushin some round, red
balls agin some little pudding bags
which are hung onto the outside ov
a label.
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but 4 and 5 can look on.
Tha take oph their coats, and
stand cluss up tn the tabel, with u
short peace Of fish pole in their
hands, which haz a chalk mark onto
the end ov it. ,ia.
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the bawls, a punch In the belly, and
90 on, til the tother feller's turn for
punchin comes on.
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be delineated bi words.
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other feller, and then he pays the
landlord ov the consarn 25 cents for
the privilege Of gittin bette, and has
sum gin with lemenaid in it, and all
hands drink.
Then 2 more talks holt ov the fish
poles, and tina punch for spell, and
so it goes till two in the morning |;
then each goes hmm, havin enjoyed
fine exercise, little drunk perhaps,
but the muscles in their breast are 90
expanded that they kant ketch the
consumption nor the small pox.
This is billyards!
JOSH BILLINGS.
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interest II Is not believed that be
ever spent much in pol:ticsL Daniel
Webster squandered some millions
in bis lifetime, the products Of his
professional and political specula-
tons. He died leaving his property
to his children and his debts to bis
friends. The formersold for less than
500, 900, and the latter exceeded
$3.50, 900. Henry Clay left a very
handsome estate. 1t probably ex-
ceeded 100000 He was a pru-
dent manager aud a scrupulously
honest man. James K. Polk left
about $3.50, 900, $50, 900 Of which be
saved from his Presidency of four
years. John Tyler left $4,000. Be-
fore he reached the Presidency he
was bankrupt. In Office he husbanded
his means, and then married a rich
wife. Zachary Taylor left $150,000.
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The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
SILAS 8. DREW.

HAS the pleasure to announce to the public that
~ ne has purchased the Stock and Stand of B.F.
Streets, and Is now prepared to offer Unusual At.
fractions to purchasers of DRY GOODS.
That portion Of his Stock saved from his store
Middle Street, during the late disastrous fire, has
been arranged for sale and will be offered at
reduction of rs per cent from former
Prices!
All his Summer Dress Goods, Organizes, Lawns
Mazanbiques, Berages, Cambrics etc., will be closed
out during the present month, at Reduced prices
SILK GARMENTS.
:, Over 100 Silk Garments made up and trimmed in
the most fashionable styles. II !
Also, CLOTH GARMENTS, In all the late STYLES
will be offered at reduced prices.
SHAWLS,
In all the NEW and CHOICE STYLES.
BLACK SILKS, for Dresses and Outside Gar
PLAIN CoLoRED SILKS, in high and low
POPLIN MIXTURES, and all the newly imported
fabrics for Ladies' wear.
CLOTHS! CLOTHS!
SILAS S. DREW has added to his Stock very
large assortment OF Cloths, Doeskins, Cassimeres.
Tricots, Broad Cloths, Beavers, Shirtng Flannels,
&C., and Gentlemen in pursuit of desirable goods
Cotton Goods and House Keeping Goods.
Brown and Bleached Cottons in all widths and
qualities /; Striped Shirtings, DENNIS Tickings
Crashes, Towellngs. Table Linens, and White Goods
KID GLOVES Of the best quality.
Gents and Ladies' COTTON HOSIERY LINEN
HDKFS, EMBOSSED TABLE COVERS, PIANO
COVERS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
SILAS s. DREW wonld cali the prompt attention
of Wholesale buyers to the LARGE STOCK fof
DRY GOODS, now in his Wholesale Rooms He
takes this opportunity to thank the trade tor their
liberal patronage bestowed upon his Store at 81 Mid
die street. and happy to inform them that although
the hre spared him not" yet he knows no such
word as fall and hereby announces his determine
ton to meet the closest Cash Buyers in the same lib
eral spirit which he aimed to make CHARACTER
IsTIC FEATURE In his Establishment de cordially
invites his old Customers to call upon him at his new
location, and assures them of obtaining the most lib
eral terms and the LOWEST PRICES.
Lock d COlbys Superior Cotton Batting, will be
kept on hand. and all orders for the same win be
promptly filed.
Country Traders can now send in their orders for
all kinds Of DRY GOODS, and will be executed
promptly. Remember the place.
.. -.,, SILAS s. DREW,
Corner of Congress and Prebe Streets old stand of
b. F. Hamilton q Co., Portland, Me. julia
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27

VNTANTED - Immediately, a good Tin Plate
w Worker. To such one steady employment
and good wages Will be paid. A man with family
preferred. Apply to LAMB BROS,
jy25 diff ~ Clinton, Maine,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
e. M. PATTEN g. CO., Auctioneers,
Office $50 Fore Street.

EXCELLENT Household Furniture ar
~ Auction. On Friday, July ~, at 10 A. M.
at house No 80 Pleasant street. win be sold the en-
tire Furniture, consisting of paror sets in black
walnut and mahogany, VIZ: sofas, divans, lounges,
rockers, chairs centre, pier and card tables, hook
cases and books, what nos rocking and gothic chairs
oak extension table, commode and chairs full cham
Der sets, beds and bedding, curtains brssses 3-ply
superhne oil, and cocoa carpets. rugs, table linen
cutlery mirrors, paintings, crockery, glass, china
and plated ware, kitchen furniture, cooking parlor
and chamber stoves, together with variety OF other
h an Of which are in fine condition having
Dcen maze to order and In use only nine months.
farues looking tor good, substantial furniture are
advised to attend this sale. House open at and
sale to commence ct 10 A, M. MS a. iva ts
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
REMOVALS.

HAYES 81 DOUGLASS, may be found at No.
Ia zig Fore street corner Of Union, where they
are getting in stock of Crockery and Glass
ware. juI21 1w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
The wilder Safe.

These safes are for sale at No. 1870, Fore street.
Il. III. P0ttee Dc Co.,
july Agents.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
FITZGERALD & HODSDON
~. CAN BE FOUND
At ~ Commercial Street.

ENURNITUE. Burnham and Merrill. 36s Con-
u gress ST., manufacturers of Lounges, SpringBeds
Mattresses, and Pew Cushions Dealers in New and
SECONDHAND Furniture Of all descriptions which we
prepared to sell less than any deal iu this CITY,
Do not iail to call before purchasing elsewhere.
July t2-dH 80 49,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27

INFANT ED-At36 Spring street, a quiet woman
wv to cook. None need apply unless thew are
capable, want good home and ara willing to stay
there. jy23 diff
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27

,hGsSMAN IL CO can be found at DR.. Fran
ul20 70 S''Ao' - 4Ai"1 heS 94"'Ao'
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27

NEW Carriages and Carriage Material
~ Mt Auction. On Wednesday, August list, at
II o'clock, A. M, at the carriage mandatory OF
Mr. H. Randall, No. 20 Prebe street, we shall sell
There will be 20 new open and top buggies sun tops
riding wagons, carryalls, &c: These carriages are
workmanship, and in the most approved styles
Also 40 unfinished Carriages in different states Of
iorwardness--some with only the woodwork-others
ironed but all Of choice material and work 90 far a.
finished. The proprietors of this establishment
would say the entire stock Of carriages and material
must be closed up at once, as we have old the build
1ngs occupied by us as manufacture and sale rooms
and must deliver them up immediately.
John RANDALL, +. Fl. RANDALL.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
Building Site and Walls

TOR SALE AT AUCTION. 1t is proposed 70 a.
E fer for sale ct auction on Friday, the 9th day
the Library lot of the Portland Athenaum on plumb
street. together With the walls OF the building now
standing This sale is subject to the action Of the
The walls of this building appear to be less injured
than any others in the burnt district 1t is believed
they can DC putt upon, very expeditiously, and at
moderate c0st 30 as to make very useful two story
'4' ' me F. D1 BHRSks, President.
EURNITURE, CLOTHING &C., at Auction. On
Fore street. shall sell the Contents oY said store
consisting OF Lounges, Tables, bureaus. Sinks,
Whatn0ts Boots, Fannels, Damask, Towels, Goats,
jy25 HENRY BAILEY v co. 2aot Rss @s
HoUSE & LOT at AUCTION-On Tuesday, july
~ 2s, at o'clock, p. M, on the premises, we
shall sell the House and Lot on the corner Of Lin
house, convenient tor one or two families finished
thoroughly from garrett to cellar good water hard
anu t sS' b amu excellent cellar through
OUT Tue mouse, Day window, and house thoroughly
painted inside and out. House new. possession,
given Immediately; Lot 24x76 It is very desirable.
;,,o, - HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
II NJ. PATTEN 4 co.., Auctioreer.
U. GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE AT Arc.
TON. on Monday, July 80, at 10 A. M, at the
the entire FURNITURE consisting of full parlor sets
IN black walnut and plush, sucI as Sofas, Diyans
Lounges, What Nots, Rockers, Chairs, Card, Work.
Center and Pier Tables; full Chamber Set, Blu
reaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables and Sinks; Brus-
sells, Superfne, and Oil Carpets; Rugs Curtains,
Mirrors Paintings, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bed,
cling, Table Linen, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass China,
ana Plated Ware Kitchen Furniture, and Stoves,
together with the usual variety of useful articles
such as should be found IN every well furnished es-
adjustment This furniture was made for the pres
ent owner and having been well cared tor Is now in
good order. House open at 9 and sale at 10 A. M.
The above sale adjourned until further notice. b.,
jy25 Is MN. .------.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27

~. Office, $50 Fore Street. REAL ESTATE ON
TYING STREET AT AUCTION. On Wednesday, Aug.
LIST, at 124 o'clock, the premises, No. IT, easterfy
side OF Tying street. the neat and cozy two stored
dwelling, together with the land. The house con-
tains nine finished rooms. well arranged for the
housekeeper, with all the conveniences found in O
like class dwelling. Shade trees in 'front.' garden in
the rear. Sale positive. Terms one half cash; re-
ma1nder In one, two or three years. with note and
mortgage. $40 fa jy23 dts
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27

prick House at Auction. On Wednesday
- Aug. II. at O'Clock P. M. on the premises, we
shall sell the Brick House, No. 49, Bracket street,
near the head Of Gray street. It Is new with Ia fin
ished rooms gas, hard and soft water, capital cell
lar, good stable with slated roof good wood
house, &c., SC. 1t is valuable property in an ex-
celent neighborhood and very desirable for resi-
dence, Possession given in 80 days, =, +-...sr-
$500 HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
jy25 dtd Office 176 Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
So Portland, Me-, July 16, 1866.
Messrs Herring. Farrel 81 Sherman, 25i Broadway

The above are all OF Herring's Safes that were in
use by parties who were burnt out As none tailed
all OF them having stood the test parties wanting
Safes should make q note of it,
manufactured only by HERRING, FARRELL s.
SHERMAN, 251 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
New York. Farrell HERRING s. Co., Philadel,
pha. HERRING & Co., Chicago.
jy2i div
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
WANTED.

yNTANTED-Ar rent of q small snug House, in the
w upper portion Of the city. Apply to
JAMES F. MILLER, SO Commercial street.
ives If
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
e. M. PATTEN :. 8 CO., Aacfioneer..

e. M. PATTEN & Co., Auctioneer.,
Office, $50 Fore STREET.
UNWILLING and LAND at Ferry Village ut Auc-
premises, at Ferry llage, win be sold large two
stored wooden Dwelling, together with the Land.
ship yard, and handy to the Steam Ferry. by which
communication can be had with the city every half
hour, from 6 A. M. till p M. For particulars call
on tne Auct1oneers. jy25 to
FURNITURE at Auction. On Tuesday, Ju-
street. recently occupied by Mrs. Baker as Board
ing House., we shall sell all the furniture in said
house. consisting Of Beds, Bedsteads, Bedding, and
reaus, Clocks Chairs, Work, Center, Card, and DIM
ing Tables Crockery, Glass, China, Wooden, stone
and Iron ware Table cutlery Sofas lounges SC. &c.
Together with the entire Kitchen Furnitlre =
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers
Jy 20 dtd la-1 Ffie Office 176 Fore street.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-01

KILLxp.-On Saturday evening last, abou,
dusk, JIx, a negro man who formerly be.
tonged to Mrs. P. Calhoon, of this place, was
run over BY the cars at the depot and injured
no severely as to cause his death 10 very
few hours. Whether II WAS caused by q
lack Of caution on his part or recklsssness
on the part Of those in charge of the train,
we have not been informed but, from what
We know of the character Of those engaged
on the railroad at this place, We feel certain
that no blame can attach to them.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-01
SHADOW OF COMING EVENTS.

In bis interview with the Virginia dele
cation. says the Memphis Appeal. Presi-
dent johnson said. speaking in evident
sllusion to tho radical faction which is
opposing his efforts to restore all the
States to the Union:
"This other extreme, which stands 10
the way, must get out of it. The Gov
eminent must stand mistaken and un-
moved upon it's basis. The Government
must be preserved. and I hope all the
people of this country. in good faith and
10 the fullness Of their hearts will. upon
principles which you have enunciated
here to>day, Of maintenance Of union. lay
aside every other feeling for the good of
our country. and with uplifted faces to
Heaven serve our God and our affairs.
and resolve that all shall sink in dust to,
ge.her. rather than that this glorious
Union shall not be preserved"
The people will sustain him, and aid
him in preserving the Government. The
South. whenever they are permitted or
called upon to do SO, will stand by him
and il. as one man. But there are I'M
mistakable signs Of that patriotic upheaval
in the North which Of itself will whelm
these disorganisers into helplessness. ere
long.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-01

WHotssaLR RospERy.--0n Sunday night
last bold and successful robbery WAS com
United 10 this county, on the place formerly
owned by Mr.. Lewis ". Thompson. The
property taken was small lot of mulss--isy
IS or 26 In nsmber--the owner Of the mules
being absent 10 New Orleans at the time of
the theft. A soon as It was ascertained that
The mules were stolen, a party OF six or eight,
black and white, were mustered together,
armed aud equipped, mounted, and sent in
pursuit. Of the unknown party of thieves.
They traced them to this place without any
difficulty, and after a short drlAy--gstting
OUT . writ, &ci-they continued the pursuit
toward Big Black river, reinforced by one
Of the Deputy Sheriffs of the county. On
arriving at the river it was ascertained that
sbe party pursued bad crossed there some
hours before but the Jurisdiction Of the
sheriff not extending beyond the river, our
young friend. Judge, retired from the field,
lsmentine, no doubt, that he had to return to
town without accomplishing the object for
which be started out. The remainder of the
party crossed the river and followed on, since
which time neither Of the parties have been
heard from here.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-01
Attachment Notice.

H.L.F. HEspEEsoS Girs s9ia.. SoIrr q. Of Of
.a# va. a"l ShhGisoh counV ,Sthft
WILLIAM BArrALr, of mississippi
IV7HE defendent. William Battaie, is
l. hereby notified that writ of attach
ment has been issued against the estate
of the said defendant, at the suit of said
II. L. F. Henderson, for the sum Of
Five Hundred and twenty Eve Dollars
and fifty cents, and that the same is pend
ing in the Circuit Court of Madison county
aforesaid and that unless the said defend
ant appear on the first day of the mex!
succeeding term Of the said Court to wit,
on the Goth day Of March 1866. and
plead TO said action, judgement will be
entered and the estate attached will be
sold
- Given under my hand and seal Of said
{ &c | Court, this oath day of February. A. D.
h'o' 1866. - JOHN DAWSON.
49, IF. -aar vt .-b- 4 Clerk,
f. Smith Attorney for Plaintiff.
Feb. "a -eS4w .. ..F.". #f. #|. 4 q
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
sherrif,s Sale.

MARY C. HEESDoN, Guard'u, &C..
Estate LAWSON F. HENDERSON j
JEFFERSON LOVE, Admir-, &C.,
Estate LAWSON +. HENDERSON. a 50 e. 1a.
Ply virtue Of the above stated writ TO
- me directed from the Honorable
Probate Court of Madison county. State
Of Mississippi. will sell at public out
cry, to the highest bidder, for CASE.
before the Courthouse door 10 the city Of
Canton, on the ''- '.. '''...1
First Monday, Of April 1855,
it being the Cd day of said month. tho
following property, to-wit :1hsf 81
NV S ! section n; N E and 8
J section 10, township 8, range ] west;
East half, section l9; seven acres of S
W corner of N E quarter and one acre
off S E corner Of W quarter, and s half
less 90 acres out Of N E corner, sec. 80.
oil in township 8. range I West ~
acres off N end Of W half N E quarter,
and + half n W quarter, less 20 acres out
of S end W half Of W half. section 81,
township 8. range West; NV quarter
and S half section rs, township 8, range
w; E half Of Z half section &c, town
ship 8, range . West; N E quarter and
E half N W quarter, lying E Of diagonal
line, and W half S, = quarter and N half
Of E half S W quarter, section, 35, town.
ship 8, range 2 West; N half and W half
S E quarter, section SO, township 8.
range 9 West, estimated at $3.50 acres.
more or less; levied on as the property Of
the Estate Of Lawson F. Henderson and
will be sold to satisfy the above stated
case and all COST u'.1 rsy5. f1l5g II
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law. ,r--,..,,...rr-sr
JOHN T. SEMMES,, Sheriff.
Feb. 8. l866-eTtds. ryrl Fs.s-rr a.r
Daily News & Mississippian copy once week
till day of sale and send bin to this Office =,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-01

D@- Mosby, Richards 4 Go. have On hand
large supply of assorted wall paper; also,
a few bottles Of Gardeners Rheumatic And
Neuralgia Compound, which is said to be a
certain cure for rheumatic and Neuralgia
Affections. See new advertisements.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-01

Nsw REttoious PArEns.--We have received
the prospectus Of a new religious paper, en-
titled the jackson Christian Advocate, which
is to be published At Jackson Miss, by H. II.
Hines d Co. It is in good hands, and we
feel confident will be made a valuable reli.
Rious and family Journal. The price Of sub
scriptisn 10 S. per annum.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-01
e. aitr.pnrsr.ss.-The Mobile New,


"a E.xALs PRrxrrss.-The Mobile News.
Of the 18th. says.
We shnounced. some Time since, that
The publishers Of the Montgomery Adver.
,issr we're looking around In search OF q
number Of young ladies who were willing
iosseiptoIheir Office and learn to set type.
In that search they we're successful.
They nov have in their composing room
Eve ladies. who took their position at the
cases last Thursday morning. We have
.bsfer I'd s,peciuen ofiheir work--a COL
umn Of reading matter 10 the supplement
10 The Advertiser Of Sunday morning last
.--apd 4, Jis done in q style Of which the
Oldest typo would not be ashamed. We
hope the SOuhs ladies may like the
business" and stick 10 il, and that each
.of, them may one day marry an editor.
But this las. wish 10 unkind 10 them. and
vCtskeit beck on the spot. We simply
mean tina. We hope they may end type
setting bOth,plesssnt and profitable.