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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADyIcE.-Read DIR.
Whittiers advertisement in anothercolumn.
jan 2s-em.
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PRIVATE safDso.s.s -.--.----.
Whittier's advertisement in another column.
jan 23-6m.
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G 0 T T @ N.
"EGpPeSS and Fast
Freight Line"

1'HR0UGH RECEIPTS GIVEN To BOSTON
4 New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore. Chicago.
and Cincinnati, To Boston and New York. via
Atlantic and Nreai Western Railroad through
ro-shipping.
ouiel riuse and Few Rates.
Address and ConsiFu 10
&. n. PARSONS a co.
Agents, A. &C. ". RI
Me-. COLLEGE STREET.
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IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT
CIVIL WAR ACKNOWLEDGE
WILL FOLLOw-TIIE RADICALPRO-
CRkMME

From the Cincinnati Bnquirer.l
Ben. BUTLER spoke at Mozart Hall, in
this city, last Saturday night, in which he
took decided ground for the Impeachment OF
President JOHNSON when Congress meets
next December. lie stated the grounds OF
impeachment and argued their validity.
He also took the ground that so soon as the
House Of Congress presented to the senate
its articles Of impeachment, the Senate has
the power. and must exercise il, Of ordering
the President into confinement. lie admit
ted that this would be likely to bring on
civil war. On this point he said:
I'VE are told that this viii bring on
struggle. Very we'll. lam convinced Of one
Of two things: either that the struggle, If 1t
should come at all, must come in this way,
or it will be precipitated upon us in the next
: Presidential election, when we come to IN
laugurste our President-when the States still
in rebellion, if they should not have accept
ed the terms Of Congress to come back, Wlll
endeavor. by the aid Of their sympathizers
North. 10 foist upon the Northern States
President Of their choice; and in such case
il might not be 50 clear where exactly was
the legal right If 1 au correct in my
statement Of the law Of impeachment and
the form Of trial, the right and form, if right,
are clear. And, therefore, if the trouble
must come, which GoD forbid, LET il come in
March, 1867, not in March, 1869. Let us
have this thing done with. This country
has been in turmoil, and trouble, and diff
Guilty, iand commOtion long enough from
traitors and their sympathizers. Great APP
plause. Let us settle this question at once
and forever If BAAL be Con, let US serve
him-if the LORD Cop be GoD, let us serve
Him p TGreat cheers.
We suppose it will hardly be denied, after
this speech, that the intention Of the Radi-
al Congress next winter isto depose the Pres
ident. Nor will il be denied that civil war
will follow the attempt, BUTLER says, let
il come. But what say the holders Of Gov
eminent securities? What say the people?
What say men of families? What say men
Of property? To avoid this threatened reign
Of terror and blood, there is but one way and
that is to vote down the Radicals at the polls
tomorrow. If the people condemn, by
their votes, this Radical programme the
Radicals of Congress will not dare put it
into execution. Therein lies our only hope
of future peace.
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THE PRESENT ooTrON CROP
From The Savannah News.

From the Savannah Ncws.l
The most convincing evidence we have
vet seen confirming the prevalent impress
sion that the present cotton crop has been
vastly curtailed by the disasters which have
befallen il, is disclosed by COMPARISON Of
actual receipts 50 far at this and other ports
with those Of former years. The falling of
thus shown is even greater than the lower
estimates named. Il is apparent, indeed,
that the receipts the present season have not
amounted 20 more Ithan one-twelhh Of that
received in the same time Of 1859.
The following statement taken from the
Columbus Eaquincr Of the 81 last, exposes
the incorreoiness Of the higher estimates
heretofore made Of the present crop:
"NEw ORl.EANs.-Receipls If Sepiem Der
1854 10000 bales; Of September, 1866, 10. :
466-only little over one-fourteenth the
receipts Of 1859.
'MoBuE-Receipis Of September, $50,
about 46, 600 three DAYS In the earlypart OF
Of the month estimated }; u September, 1850,
S, s9S balcs--about one-twelfth ofthe receipts
Of 1859.
''SAvANNAH. - Receipts of September.
1853, 1880 bales: Of September sos. S.4S7
bales. nearly one-half the receipts OF 1859"
The correctness Of the inference drawn
from these figures i, Is the EnQuirer saws,
strengthened BY the fact that all lines 0i
transportation that existed in 1859 are now
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EVANS, FITE & co.
Van Baren County, Tennessee.
IN IN u.A..r

van Hnren Nounty, TENNESSEE.
ATTACHMENT
w. S. Bledsee o. ]. r. Mctiee.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT OF
Il the plaintiff. that the defendant In this cause
Is non resident OF the State: il Is ordered by me
that publication be made in the Union and Ameri-
can, four successive weeks. commanding said de-
feBaant 20 appear At my Office in Van Buren,
county, on the slth day Of October 1865 and ie-
fend said suit erihe same will be proceeded with
or Dars ~ 70 him.
DAVID MOOR. Up.
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A GREEN SPOT IN THE SOUTHERN
DESERT.


They do not "sue and be sued" in Cal
houn county, Alabama. They do not com
NIT crimes and be prosecuted 10 that green
spot in the great Southern desert The peo-
pie there bear and forbear with each other,
and work to make up their losses. They are
attending to their own business, as the fol-
lowing card from the Sheriff, stating the
reasons for his resignation Of his Office,
showsi .ra
In the first place, when the election was
over was out Of money. l set in on the
prospect Of the office and have lived on the
prospect ever since and from that time
until now, haze not taken in Fifty dollars
Of cost; my expenses all the time have been
something, and | must say good deal,
which will hereafter be suhstantiated by my
SUCCESSORS in office, if things DO not change
materially, and they perform the duties OF
the office rs | have tried TO do. Under such
unfortunate circumstances | have lived for
one year, and lived rs economically as any
man could but ia spite Of all my efforts
ann dunned for money every day, and more
debts coming due to be dunned on.
have not a respectable garment to wear
huying tobacco 10 chew, feeding my horse
on hay only, and his feet tender for want Of
sheeing, aud not able to help il, what must
do?
I have used all my wits aud strength to
coatinue in the office aud not give it up, bat
without success. have Offered Il with en-
tire proceeds if they would give me home,
30 that could go TO work and raise some
capital, but they refused. Then l have
offered men all they could make il they
would ride for me, and l be responsible for
their acts 50 that conld get all my papers
executed but 70 no effect BY the time they
learned the difference between a capias aud
writ Of dover, they would find they were
making nothing, and quit
When | went into office l determined q
try to make good sheriff and give satisiac-
tion, bnt found il impossible 20 do 80 with.
out money or assistance And now / ask
what else could 4 do under these circum.
stances, but quit sheriiing, TO go to work
try 70 raise something 70 pay my debts, and
prepare 10 marry before il Is too late.
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EIAV SEED.

WE ARE PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICE
w Tor Fisx Seed At our OH. MILL,
Broad. near the corner Of McLemore street
J. PLUNKEr co.
nnIl-ar
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Our Mr.. THos. W. EVANS and DR.. R. c. GARD-
MR.. residing permanently 10 New York. and
buying all cur Goods far Cash At the
Lowest Net Prices. give us advantages I'M
surpassed by any other house in getting up our
stock.
IS To the Merchants who formerly purchased
in this market. and to all Others. we can assure
them there is no necessity for going beyond Nash
willie to buy their goods; for WE WILL SHOW
THEM STOCK OF GOODS UNE-
QUAILED IN THE MARKET. and at
prices that viii fully compete with Louisville and
Cincinnati.
We solicit an Examination.
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in operation, and the water communications
have been better this year than then. The
only consideration, il remarks, that might
make the crop later in getting 10 market this
year than 1859 is the backwardness Of the
crop, but that is condition that seriously
affects its amount, and Is another fact sug-
gestive Of a very short crop.
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OFFERS HIS SERVICES IN THR TREAT
" MENr Of diseases By VacauIa, with
On. G. HADFIELD's EQUALIzER.

The efficacy Of this instrument in Paralysis.
Neuralgia. kheumatism. Spinal Aaeetious Dye
pepzia. Seminal Weakness, Dernugement n the
en- Limbs. and many other diseases gurpasses any
remedial agent known % the ne Heal profession.
Physicians are specially invited to examine the
claims o. this iEEenison kor evidence u its cura
female assistant viii be in attendanas.
0nlee Rooms ~ the city Hotel.
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From the Old Dominion

Tie University of Virginia---A Soldier
acknowledgements 81 the Institu-
tion---The sOuthera Youth Returning
from Northern SchOOis---Tise Freed
men and their Destitute Condition.
Shortness Of Crops, etc, etc.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-10

The menagerie of Southern Loyalists"
were at Chicago few days ago. The chief
among the animals are already well known.
But the Times, of that city, favors us with
the pedigrees of a brace Of them, that goes
to demonstrate the consistency and genuine
ness of all, and to fortify the just claim to
infamy that the entire pack may justly lay
claim TO. The first is,
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FOR SALE.
A Stern-Wheel Steamboat

or ABOUT NINETY-FIVE Cs5j TONS
OMeasurement. draws but ten Q0) inches Nsht
has excellent new machinery. and i we'll fftei
for trade uhero hight drAaeht and speed are re-
ABPly to c. CASHIER. steubeuville. ohia
ere she can be seen. seps0d lv-WIt
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OFFICE TeNNEssEE AND PACIFIC r. r. CoNPkNy,l
NASHVILLE. August ~ 1850,
20 Union street }
DROPoSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR A
4 Preliminary Survey. with Instruments OF
that portion Of the road which j. between tho
cities Of Nashville and Knoxville. Tennessee.
The road must be surveyed on two lines and the
report must embrace ali necessary information IN
regard to the character Of the country resources
the distances intervening grades and distractions
the cost of construction aud be aecompauied ~
plans and profile views Of the several routes
The Engineers must state the SUM for which the
work will be constructed aud an proposals must
be fled al the Office by the frat Of October.
j. ID. b. DEBOW, President
JOHs kIRxNAS, Chm Ex. Com.
nulo-ff
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WANTED

C.@E TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PKR
- ID Nonfh. Agents wanted % sell tha cello
braiea COMMON sEN>k FAMILY sAW liza
MACHINE price So. The Machinc viii stitch.
hsrn ieli tack. bind. braid and elabroidCr. The
cloth cannot BE- pui|ed aparl. efen amer ever
thiri rfileh Il cuf. Efcr2 Nachssa warranted fdr
fhFee years. Services Of dssahl1d Lonfollerataa
cTpecially desired. These Marhiacf sell aeIi Ia
connection aith books. but Bag q much iarrcr rcr
cent FOR terms. address ~ II Franklin, silarsa.,
8. NJ TOLIrER 3 CO.
Yl-Wits dcnl. agents for the Saa
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FARMERs

Of Middle Tennessee,
Txrr WANT $4,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT.
w and viii pay yea the HIGHEST market
CASH price
% sur ~ MASSENGALE 4 SNYDER
No, South Market street.
t,s.f Nashvil
, 1866-03-19
THE CR1CAE0Ro

This enseEpz1sing xnd spicy evening paper made
it, appearance On Saturday evening, eulxrred 10
the dtnen1ions OF nine columns, and b,amful O,
newf, local and general, end aboundinR In radiesl
Republican doctrine. In typographical appearsnee
NH not ercelled by any western ne8srapes. The
publishers. tn announcing the enlargement also
define the policy Of the Fort IN the following pros
pectua:
With the present number OF the ChIcspo po,s
ia feolor proprietor for the tsst time assumes The
management md control Of its editorial coIulnns,
lh!s statement IL made necessary In v1e,v Of the
s1 es.eo,, eop!s o !, ls y,.s hi Ssn In
ptinGnes which hare characterized his whole poht-
,eal and which TIERS Feemt at plesenr less cause
than ever that he should abandon.
For this Ie48cn, 1Ed In order to secure entire
hsrmonJ ~ the counsels end conduct OF the paper,
tne undersigned haTe become possessed OF tie en-.
tlsr nc1aiting lntercsfs, and hereafter the Chicago
n1ueh1nK advocate Of thoee great principles or
equality, which the late terrible cisil commoIion
Il shall be the constant aim Of the tf 10 cause 10
!s Pc i1Iy aad firmly established as the fundamental
will lay righttul Claim to The dte or a good news,
paper. N ample corps Of the ab1est and moot c1-
per1enced wriets In the West has been secured 10.
IL columns. and special efforts viii be put forth to
utnieh constant variety OF entertaining matter.
II IL believed that no reader will iail 10 find IN Its
carefully selected and well d1e1 columns solne fca-
tnrc Of peculiar interest 10 himself
1hf fpst will continue 10 be the cleapest as II
means to be the best, evening Journal in the West
The following are lts
TEnX3:
Daily per week. By carrier. ......... a0c
~ mai, Per yea. $500
~ ma!> 9tx months. .......-.....-.......... $50
By mil, three months. a...............,,,,..,.a as
"Spclmen copies sent On application to
I'D. & C. Il. DLAEkIT,
"PnhllHhess Chte9go Rbsl."
, 1866-03-19
FROM MADISON,
Legislative neutrality-suspicious. Post
The Weather and the Adjournment,

LeGIAIntlve eProceedipgs-Judeln Post
E0netncN1 OF Tie Death Penafv BILL
etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
AAD1soy, March, II.
In The Assembly last evening, the special orie,
bill to restore the death penalty for murder was
taken up and discussed ut length, and then fnten.
niely postpoued-ayes 49, noes 81. Absent and
not voting, 18.
In the Assembly to day, over two dozen bills were
Introduced, including The following: To enable
town boards 10 repair bridgea in certain cases; to
incseale the power duties and Jurisdiction OF sher.
t9t. eonssabies, justices, &C.; amending chapter
SSd. laws Of 1860, Eelauve 10 astessments, &C: to
puntth ce.tain offences 1gainst COW owners. Among
TIC rev bills passcd VAS ono submitting to the
Irg the county seat from Dariord to Prtneeton, md
authorizing towns, cities and villages 10 levy boun-
Nj. Robbins Of Grant and Speaker Haifon, on &C.
count Of the 1aater'e refusal to allow hlm 10 be
Pc Seafd 1ae StoeI Gay ihs naateE e es Which
nouneee the acfioh Of the Speaker and the assen-
ply IN regard to that matter. Speaker Barron hav-
and attacked the eourse ii " RoSbins. The i. it,
ter resigned hts place a as chairman Of the Com.
mlsiee On Education, and obtained au indefinite
hcaby been denied representation, and he ehonId
return 10 them.
In the Stnate bills were introduced 10 Incorporate
and prescribe the duties Of Normal School Regents
to increase the per diem Of the clerks Of the Crcut
Courts, while tie court l. IN eef4lon om 81 10 IS
aday. A btu authorizing the consolidation OF the
Delolt Madison end Chicago d Northwestern Rail-
road Companies, aflef being amended 20 "a to pro-
hthit the taking mp any Of the maln tricks OF the
forthweatern Railroad within this State, and the
offering Of N amendment iuquittng the amount Of
all stockholders Of the Bclois i Madison Railroad
and repayment Of par va1ue for their stock, was
postponed TIL Tuesday. There wern thIrty-two
hilis considered Ia Committee Of the Whole, and
ordered to third reading.
The thermometer stood at zero this morning and
the probable postponement Of the opening OF spring
Both houtes adjourned I'LL Monday evening, and
there Is no prospect Of final adjournment fof three
weeks.
, 1866-03-19
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Fenian ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Conn.
y Contributions 10 the xvar-General
Harden

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr.buue.1
SPRN0H1ELp, March II.
The Fenlans Of this city hsd grand bali last eye-
ning, and to-day tho members Of the Order, to the
number Of about 800, formed in procession and,
preceded BY band Of music and carrying the star
tpareled banner, with the green Of Etin, marched
through the principal sircets after which they re
turned to their hall, where remarks were made ap-
proprisls to the occasion by seyesal prominent
members.
DnPage county. rs per rcport filed in the AdJa-
tant Generals Office, hnz expended for bounties and
FIG, $40.
Fi!ty-two military PRISONERS sentenccd BY court
martial hse low confined IN the State Peniten,tary,
Their sentences rauEe from one to ten years.
Brig. Gen. HarleD, U. $. A., has arrived tn this
city On short visit.
The Ga regiment will probably De paid and dis.
The preliminary examination Of D. 8. Mckay.
arrested On complaint OF Bartlett & Btot.- Of Chi
csgo. has been postponed until the 27th tnst. ow-
ins to the illness OF witness ou the part Of the
es'1Ae' K
At eix o'clock ihis morning The mercury marked
degrees above zero.
, 1866-03-19
Markets by Telegraph.
OCR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch 10 the Western Associated P.asl
NEW foEK. March H.
Aroc1 NARH1,
6tocks arc generally trn at good prices. Tnere
Wa . strong speculative movement In the ltadluz
stocks. The event Of the morning Was the purchase
Of 1000 shares Of New York Centrtl. on behalf Of
a well known operator. At the moment OF tr1nsac.
ton news wal received OF tho buin.tG ofthe buffalo
rnittoad depot and grain elevator, under which tho
price fell Of u per cent.
uos1su PRICES.
The following were The closing prices at $50: Eew
York Eenfa1. ssx: Erie Railway e7x; Reading; 1oox;
Michigan Southern, sk Illinois Central. sX Cleye-
land d Pittsburgh, 7SHs Chicago L Northwestern.
zs do. pfd - Cleveland Toledo. 1os; Isoct Island.
1Hx;:P1ttshurah, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago SIX; United
StAtes 32os, 1o4; United statcs 1o4gs pok: CnIted
States 7so's. s9x Missouri s's 11K; Western Union
6i4; Ma1aposs, 18H.
The money market Ess very easy At tbs cloae, and
there were large offerings ats per cens on call Tbs
discount market Was easy.
GOLD.
The gold market became quite heavy tater III tho
dsy, and fell Oh to 1204 to 1z1X.
rrrRoLIUH.
The petroleum stocks we're generally steady, but
rather quiet Palmer to Sass; Bcunehon $1s75;
Cuited statcs, sls1o; Excelsior, sl; Baltimore 7oc
powncrril1e. SIC; Gunncl, al-4o Parmeiee $3.50.
GOLD sr0Cxs-
Gold stocka werc 0rmer sud better in soa respects
DKY GOODS.
Tbs following quotations are nom the New Tork
pry Goods Exchange -obbers' prices. Market quiet,
with downward tcnteucy:
Rrown sheetings-AuEusta, 36t1ch, eic do 3o-Inch,
aoc; lanstf. 2oc; Park, %.
Daeaebed shirtspe-Hnrs semper Idem. 81 Inch,
Sc; DO. . Inch, sekc; Bates soc.
1rints-sprague 1ec Pacific 1sc; American 1sc; Al.
len lie; Arno'afs 16c.
DelaInes-Armure's sc , Hamilton 2,Kc.,
Ginghama- Glasgow 2se; Hartford 2lc.
CAmhrics-Hashfngton 20c: Mznytl1t 1sc-
brown Dztlls-Peppere1l 2tc; Winthrop &c.
Corset Jeans-Pepperen 4oc Bates 30c.
Canton F1aanels-salmou Falls SIC; Nashua &c.
Hoop Skirts and r, Aeyess TX L,1t inch
tapes. 20 to 10 hoops. 65Gs73c; 3 Inch do Sc.
Tho following despstches were received at The Dry
Goods Exchange:
Bcsson-So material change in prices. Fair rates
for the week.
phllsdeiphta- slow. prpspec, Tor good
busire4s.
, 1866-03-19


The dedicafoy tesyiees OF the Fir1t Baptist
Church yesterday, completely 1lled the spacious
and beautiful audience room, both at the morning
and cventnR service. Al The close OF the impree-
sre morning sermon by the pastor, Rev. DE- Ersrts,
he announced that In addition 10 the previous col
lections Of $50 900. $50 900 md $4,000 there woud
be needed to complete the church tome.s, and to
Ply 1or the organ the eum Of {5o COO. Confrfhu-
tons BY rtpG poce Immediately started, and In
addition 10 several contributions or resi- estatc and
tloeEs, the sum OF forty-stx Thousand dollars in
subscriptions wAs raised m the couEse Of hlH an
hour.
In the evening. Rev. DR.. Fuller, Of Baltimore,
preached 10 house crowded to tts utmoet capacity
not onl! the afslee and all available standing room
IN The Audience Room heIuR ded, but also all thAt
portion ofthe Lecture Room from which the prsacher
could be heard Ii sermon Of great power aud
pathos be !n]ly suf:ared his well knoNn reputation
as one Of The ablest Of the denomination and Of the
country Further subscriptions were then received,
aHell'ng the morning contribution 10 over my
thoutaud d0lsara. Df, Fuller Will preach again rt
the Flsst baptist Church this evening, md on to-
mot1ow evening reunion Of the various churches
, 1866-03-19

Per Germania.f LIVERPOOL. March Z.
1900 bales to zptcnt2tora sud importers Nttfet oru
at l5x2 1gd fol mfddlIng uplAnds. 80
ENKAps1C11S- F]ouE d1lI and nominal. Wheat nuIet
and steady. Corn duh and declined Sd 4 ar; mixed
S8sfd.
FRoT1szoxs-Deef active and nEm Pork nrm. Bs.
con nrmsE. nntt1 quiet Lard quiet Tal1ow nsm
Aaa1ssSsHave An upward tendency. Pots. szs Cd;
pearls. S..
GRoc1R1Is- nrm. Coffee steady. Rce 1nac-
I've.
RosH-Dull. -.-
6FIEII1 1TCRFEHTXE-Quitt al 1ee,
PETRoI1ux-Quiet at IL 10d@2s,
The Manchester market IL active, with m upward
tendency for goodl aud yAfns.
LONDON March I.
Consoss closed Yesterday nt ssk@st1s o. s. 521s.
if&sex Illinois Censta1, ~; Erie, 3lX.
, 1866-03-19

MILWAUKEE. March II.
FLoua-p1ll. Sales 40 blls choice spring extra At
800.
esiS-Hneat some lower. Sales this morning 1s,.
co bu No. cash and IL "A for fe,t reesits
sl1e6 aeltr all next week. Noon board-3a.poo bu At
t1-26H cash-4l71h, seller ne1t week; S12s4, bpyer
next week. sp. ra-Hheat steady. ESa1es $1,000 bu
Eo.1 at st2s cash. Ness pork selling at 3737s Corn
stetdy. saaea $50 bu No. l 1t Sc. IJe arm. Sales
1,oM bu No. at Sc.
PRov1s1ost-Quiet. Sales 800 tres India mess beef
at e53,eo; IS tres sweet picked hama ns 1s4.
EEcIn1sR {, 100 bu wheat, 27s hoga
, 1866-03-19

s'oan vas sent foF. who administered tbs normal
eneoies, nnt ne old man ceased to breathe IN ar
body WIS eo9yeJed to bis residence On Nsther
aesa ~ ts aear Asls'ed nd the coeoner WIS no1ad
81 NC oeeuneoce. Conneu was between 1fty and
70. several years past. He leaves MIC and several
, 1866-03-19
POwEII@
Patent Perpetual Broom

IA Isacknoxedsed to be the best Patent Broom in tho
nfrrd States and the onlY taAt can feyoluttonxe
tho epse business 1t Il the cheapest the mort
du,sb,e ornamental and simple Bloom that eaa DOS.
libby be cot up. The mauuiactoryf is now perfected,
and housands arc turned ont weekly his city. All
orders. accompanied with the money. will bc tfled
iuanenate1 and those living in this city or county
wanting Drooms at retail can have them fbr u 20 by
calling At my Office. Those wishing business that Il
paying better than anythtng IN this city, viii do v,
to eali before tho entfu Weat Is sold out You
need not take my word for II. You shall be sats1ed
from the letter. OF agents aud those who hare pus-
chased county ghts that ITO il being Ade waert u
VIZ Invested
few active canyassers wanted for this city. Send
stamp for circular or call At my o1ice.
CHAS. z. BROWNE,
Room II Tyler Block, no. II LaSallesk, Cnieago.
IN
, 1866-03-19

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