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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29

1 BILL has recently passed Congress granting
\ extra R'nnt ties TO discharged soldiers. their
Nh''N> ~ ether legal heirs
~ enlisted men who have been honorahlv dis.
r'1F-"3 u" Sc vice IF the United States a. ais,
I" N"tN> "r "thrr legal heirs ot decease soldiers
N!n I>jr" s'ur 'Nr"> in the prosecution Of their
claims i"T additional Bounty under the
'"'l recently passed Congress- vii, at once, com
nnht ti" "Ith lis sending their discharges. Post
Nft"e address aud the full names of two disinter-
eSt"d persons. r"lttt>rst for the purpose OF
proving identity. Address. enclosing postage,
G A DOWNEI & co.
GOVERNMENT CLAIM AGENTS,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
September | 1865. WIN
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DIR. r. j. .KIsNER,
ECLECTIC n. MRnICINEa.

NEW sTRE1AlaTsAdEE t&3 NEW RENEDLES
nR 3: HAVfNa sE6URE5 TIE Il aEfs. ss &
cine, pGttihe up pEcEi . 1iIi M.
& sn e sEs q @fs s 4stsnSga sBe 70 ont
e1undys HI8medie dieines are an i6refSiF3d Ifi
bis own Qtfce. and all. delivered TO hiS M.
hoth,A cute and CtTopiCs With which ihnfnSSl!
" ts attlteted. HeE has 3 large number OF new
gtcceS zful intmRny pf those oiistii6fe el9ea 81
supposed to be inenTable, ahi6hg 1nitai ffiiEy
charges from the Ear, Ozena. .Enlarg Sd alandE,
ganceIs aud Skin 1pisea.eS ZFIfS. mode al
Bronchifis and All dlssasea 81 dc ThSoai
aIlL1s AR FalsalpelL 2 fophS and allOths
sr diseases Of the Heart, Neuralgia, EpllepsyF
,youB ystan; aGlcnoW ledRed by an y have
tested itto be the most ceFtatn and succesSfi1I
has been emlnently Sueoess sfil in tiia tfesf-
5aqsnt g & ~ rs dissRses peeplisE towomen, 70 :
PT9laIsns uteri and an Nervous diseases q
which they are IS66jeGt9ffl IA . 9FIIf = =
fs H2a1EeF SPssSlty IN the tEsatment Of
r9rlSlln9 NlIs CatafTh of BladdeF and OfstiIIi
E4table bladder, and sEpnsretention and.
Gravel, ,bfahatil and .DifiicnIt IJffnhfi z. sy.
p1llitic Diseases In all their varied i6rms.
9hoh6ffhea,i its conn ions and Seduelifs I
SperntatorEhea and Impoteneyg and al 0dee..
tons consequent upon youth mi tndiscEetiOns
5Als9 speclaf attention paid tothe treatment
'sores, VRriodse Ulcers, &c. PefsonS sfiiieted
particularly with old tr0dbIe esorneIfc 90
KfsNER. o6mIitfnit Ions @ tai tain In q
lpronptly noticed. Once tI0n3 land
peF i9S P9 Es & SitS e IL sst fSns g 9s
MI 2 Rs.Hl.to4 T. .Sand u. lfstb 9Fslf. 81
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RATE. OF sURsCRIpTIoNs.
Rates OF ADVERTISING
THE GREAT ISSUE. d.

THE UNION REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM,
Amendment OF the OonStItnft0n of
she United Observation-Disclosures Passed Con.
'Bress ut tts Hate Session !byvfllS Con.
stltutionaI Majority OF, osThiFsIs,
land IL now Before the6fates for Eat
1HeaGiOn. otafrlFt - fo5lH 'l9ll 2
Resotued, BY the Senate and House OF Rem.
Eeseantattves OF the un1ted States Of America,
Houses conCurring, That the foiEowinR arfinie
be proposed TO the Legislatures or the SeYeraI
OF the United states, which, when Fatided
by lthree-fourths Of the, said IaRiSlatures
shall be valid as a part Of the Constitution'
ARTIoLE-SEcTIoN l.. All persons born or
naturatized In eyUnited states, and subject
United States, and OF the State Wherein thew
reside. No State shall make or enforce aT1S5
Law slea s s9aI abEidge The or Inn
Nor shall any State deprive any person Of
LIE, liberty or property without due process
JuEisdie etiohI the equal pFotection OF the iaws'
SECTION 2. Representative shall be abpor-
ttioHea ttSn1 among the several States TO
number of persons In each State, excluding
Indians not taxed; but whenever the right to
and Vice President, or for United States Rep
resentattVeS IN Congress- executive and Judi
cial otncers, or the members of the Legisla-
ture thereof Is denied to any OF the male
inhabitants Of such State being itWenty-6ne'
years OF age, and citizens OF the United States
or In any way abridged, except for par ticlpa!i
ton In rebellion or other crime, the. basis of
representation therein shall be reduced In
the. proportion which the number on such
male citizens shall bear to the whole number
Of male cittzens twenty Zone years Of. age In
sEcTIoN 8. NO person SHAH be Senator or.
Representatives. in Congress, elector OF ,Presi-
dent or VICE President, or hold any ONCE
civil or military. under the United States or.
under any State, who, having previously ta-
ken an oath as member of Congress, or as a
membeEo OF any State legislature, or as an ex-
ecutve or judicial ofdcer OF any State to
support the Consti tuition OF the United Stafes
shall have engaged in insurrection or rebel.
lion against the same or given aid and conn,
fort to the enemies thereof; but Congress
may by Q tvotet Of two-thirCls OF each House
remove such disability. {7-t5lsI. 5!IoIsi
sROT1oN 4. The validity of the public debt
OF the United States authorized by law, In
Guiding debt9 incurred for the PAYMENT OF
pensions and bountieS for services In SUP
pressing 1nSurrection or rebellion, shall not
be questioned; but neither the United States
nor any State shall assume or pay any debt
or obligation incurred In aid of insuFrection
or rebellion against the United States. or any
claim for the loss or emancipation of any
slave, but all such debts FohliRations., and
claims shall be held illegal and Vold.'' ''lJafT
SEC s. The Congress shall have power to
enforce by appropriate legislation the pro-
visions OF this sarticle. II,
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slEoEl... . TaIeh 81 -. IEoriz. m Z.

: q 4 49,.
Let no man sleep, now that the conn-
try needs services; do met because
you,know that iwecan beat the copper
heads, grow careless, but work, labor to
get ont the loyal voters in order to swell
the glorious majority. Though the
watch hres gleam brig htly, sffH pile on
the fuel, and work so that from out the
mountains of our State may 90 up a
blaze that will warm and. cheer the
hearts of struge ling South theIn 1oyalists,
and send hope TO the hearts and arms
of the betrayedi Bnionists in Maryland.
There can DE no excellence without
great labor; fore, work, work dill
genays work unfsmittingly that we
may teach eopp peFhead as r6b bells and dis
organizsrs TINT there Il mo- hope FOR
them In West Virginia. You dan do
thiss you can come out in your might
ON the 25th inst. and secure q victory
ttlnt viii give your pponents thefr
quietus for years to- 90 ME. VI 5fit and
secure If, 49, -
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Resent theInsnlt,

I909le ne IIOJCdllll0lCIl Il0ll. 7 = y
Gen. Grant says you inssiit 1 soldier
by asking him to vote f6r 4 ma Who
OPPOSED the VIZ itist ttiFeas ri n n
Is al insult Is the ii3fiifk a me-
less outrgge upon upon the fhnpsEishabis
memory OF the dead. Fathers sons
and brothers. who's Fslaitif95ds went into
the army aud LETT fheir Bones q hfeaeh
on the tnh0spit pitaBle fields 0Eythe South,
11ink1Ofs this on Thursday rand afenGe
the insult by Voting and working for
the whole Union Rep1blfcan ticket.
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.IasaaA-sI s.s..,an.re.9 .

AAIA4St4te 1l1l61OFtpue ioFlgl0Hee0
with wine, and whisky, which Is the
modern substitoot therefor, bein the
motive power nv Dimocrisy, he6 hin
tpersekutin him. .eyerfsence.i. j attrihoot
the decline NV, the DimocfisY to the
bleachin out Nv the Afrikfn, and that's
why u oppose ANAL gamashen. You
can't hate Bmulatter; only half eE much
ezJ 700 kin "a. full blood and 1t will be
opsefYed that the tntens sity of DimocrisY
has decreased precisely in proportion
to the scarcity nv pure slOl aels Thus
sDtmocrtsy tsscommittin lsuicide-Git her
bin the means nv its own destruction.
1don't know ez there's any yoose NV
tallztn The Gong gtossmen elected this
TALL contlny ooAin1 ofAsj my leige. list
preeisely sez long en- yoo do, to "a day,
ana py. that time they u heyi 1t all fixed.
MOO York may change In our favor,
but I think not! : The break iCofinmenst
In Maine, and If Increased aas4it pro-
ggessed. We're gone in. The Abllsh-
95sSs o3,s langRs y fa giss. a4d the PiggeE
rplacestwo years, and then farewell
to;9pE greatneSsas5 aldI 10 se a
NH PITY yoos my lord, bptI can'thelp
yooi Ez tordmyselE i kin save enuff
out NV nay Post oms to start d small
grocerysat the expiration uE.Eny term,
ana then farewell politics, In that
stream nv Time until Death closes the
polls and ends the strnggle.a 4 hey'
sed as .s,jii-iti,i nj Ii,l3s .Ifiii,o9 II
=, me Conference ended with this, for
Eney wuz all too much affected to say
anything. Seward mhrnet6ds aTthin
about tt would be all right in sixty
tlays----tthat there, wuz no sdenyin that
the people, wuzi happy, but no one,
paid any attention. tt0 'hini. I went
home leavin them Allin1 tears 1g'iF 4
~ -g.lt 2sF EIRoLEUhl VI Massey, p. NJ =
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FBNIAN1s1Ts I.oOKINa UP.-There are
q good many little straws which indi-
cate that the wind blows in the dlrec-
ton Of another Fentan raid this fall,
upon Canada. Northern bound trains
daily drop just thisside of the border a
large number of quiet American eiti-
Eens Of Irish desc cent, who iuSpal1y Keep
out oftheN villages md take. to ithsconn-
kry,s Mysterious looking gboxes are
Goftig the same way. The Canadians
are pr1ckfng mp their ears aud COM
stanIly, patrol the st. 1islygrence IN the
vicinity of Malone, n. Y, with RRun-
boat; while British troops and Rritish
spfe dino 6 pIiheA thee border. Some
thing Cfs mp and they. would like 70
know what. But the n1ant ets of the
movement which seems TO be pending,
have kept 1t lar more secret than theil
former ones and. this tact gives addi-
tional prob ility that they mean to dc
Something us time. eSs
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EFOgl ne taz5iS5Rt H1aette. of j eia,, { ;
80. Think OlIf aaffsIiz !

AAA-44e VI H.
Think OF Ben. Smith. an Old fos;lizef,
oMhtg, who, .hefore the war, never east,
a:Democratic vote, being the candidate
now of men who call themselves DEM
ocratsl Think Of an old Know Moth
ing like him asking Irishmsn ,iGermans,
and Catholics to vote ltOp hinll Think
ieI an l9la tiogy With tnstinc opposed TO
of West Virginia have adopted. bec6n-
ing Govarh0rl Il Think Of q man who
did all he copld to prevent, the march
OF Union soldiers from Ohio into this
State, taking the plaee of iG6varnor
Boreman5 who has PFopsH bfmselEsa
loyal amuns and the lloYal gnnanis, fast
and true friend Think of the awful
calamity that would betau our ybnntg
and growing State, IL sneh an old pro-
slavery afistocrat, opposed to ffee
schools and the prOgres ssiye ideas OF the
age, sl1 should Re ss elected tts GeyeFnor
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III y FV4F F1s 1VIlllV 47IE1Esil :. 49, ?
The October Eleett 0nS---s[r. Nashy's
OPlnlOn on the Cause OF the DeIeAt
or ofthePresfdant. ~ sAs- z
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1ITa I3lIllLLI lJ75IaIIs54Fl lIl7il Jl1ITITI
The freedmen In LOuiSIana...Infer.
,estlns Statements by Gen. sheridan
"a Hard Psospeet and 3 BSSid state
dOr EhanSG! -l1il 1'i riiiinEtF e1cv % 4
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.tss .sss, .ss..i. Sc S @ S.a Mo 81.
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General LIshtburn's Appeal to the
Soldiers and other Loyal citizens of
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The ExciteIine eialt In RaItifmIors....Is ffeefSIi
OF The Presidents Policy IN nary.
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lM0SEYt RECEIVED ON DEPOsIT M,
Il tefest pafd ON Special pepdsifs CONES.
lions nGlde, and proceeds IIoInptlS FeraiffsSI
Exchange bought and sold =. ''--%S1'Ae' =
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VETERINARY SPECIFICS
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I, s7soava,HI'N !. n Ts,
? John x BotRford, W Josaph Bel, - : :
c GSosSEE FTanzheim, JOIN q: HobbS.
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2 THE UNIoN REPUBI1oAN P1.ATFoRM,
Amendments OF the Constitutions of
the United dBthfessWhiehPa Passed Con.
fgress Rt It's Hate Session by the Con.
stltutionaI aioFity OF, TWOsThiFtIs,
-IantiiB now Before the states for Rnt.
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.2LLl li ssye 7Hot sEf5andi is2Is sid al .-o,,.,
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Csnlth -: =, ..l5 q slss, mn

d omGet Moth side OF b AL0nroe, between
Main and Market SEss. NJ HhaalinS. W VA
0Terthe Savings Institnt ton OF GiVV6eoiinEs
Ifis,,g ps.zfi g IS. N. G.1AF AFtTE1IR SeGretGfy.
p SA4Ss A91S IL. Ms4TL stent.D sli5
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
BuIsHtu IN pTIoUIII
South. Farewell.

FATAL AFFRAY AT eAN AEToYIA, TEx.
As.-A few days ago, Capt. Nolen, of
the 18th New York Cavalry, was sent
with Is men TO arrest a bad character by
the name of Porter, who had killed an
old gentlemen, last August, and for
whose arrest an order had been issued
last summer. The SON of the murder.
ed man informed Capt. Nolen that Port
er and bis comrades would be at a neigh
boring house to attend a welding. The
Captain went to the house with bis squad.
entered the house, placed his hand on
Porter's shoulder and ordered him to
surrender, A man then stepped up and
shot the Captain through the wrist, the
sergeant then shot the scoundrel dead,
Porter then drew his pistol and shot Capt.
Nolen in the breast, near the heart, the
ball coming out near the shoulders. The
Cap ain then shot Porter dead, and NOR
tally wounded two others. BY this time
soldiers had entered the house, and drew
up in line, and were ready to fire into
the crowd, when Capt. Nolen stopped
them, exhorting them "for Gods sake
not to kill the women" Twenty-one
Of the scoundrels were arrested, and have
reached this city under heavy guard.
The recovery of Capt, NOlen is doubt.
ful.-[S. A. Express, 18th.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

INCIDENT OF The WAR.-Duriug the
severe bombardment of Atlanta, a lieu
tenant of one of the Alabama regiments
was surveying the lines accompanied BY
two privates. Suddenly the well knosu
cry of mind the SHE'LL" but rather too
late, and as the shell struck parapet the
lieutenant and bis two men jumped into 3
rife pit on the other side Of the parapet,
but had hardly reached this place Of
fancied security, when another cry is
beard by the Lieutenant, as the shell
bounds into the very pit where our three
men were squatting. At thst moment
one of the privstes, who was over his
lieutenant, seeing the death dealing mis-
sile reaching its explosive point. extended
his arms over bis officer and murmured
Lieutenant, We are gone. but ! may
save you!" These we're his last vords.
The shell burst. One Of the prisates bad
a leg shattered, and the lieutenant held
in his arms the mudlated body of the
other, whose death had saved bis life.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

MULEs.-Col. MIG. Rosseau has
kbeen exhibiting in our town, for sale,
for the past two or three weeks, some
fine young mules; quadruped now
very much needed to develop the
resources of the South. 1t will be
seen by his advertisement that he
Twill offer his mules for sale here eve
ry Saturday and Monday, and at his
home, near Sharon, every other day
in the week except Sunday.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

Ok LBS GUM OPIUM;
cc GO gals cold pressed Castor Oil;
so lbs Spirits Nitre
200 . pure Saltpetre;
800 o.. Alum
800 . Copperas;
800 b.. sulphur;
25 . Blue Mass:
10. English Calomel;
2j Chl0rOfom
6 doz bottles HoSietters Bitters;
6 e.. Schidam Schnapps;
G 81. Bulls Sarsaparlls;
5 e.. Ayers Cherry Pectorsl;
C . Jamaica Ginger;
400 boxes Kentucky Mustard;
800 lbs EPSON Salts;
200 Black Pepper
so Cayenne Pepper;
100 gals pure Cider Vinegar.
Spices Of Every Description.
100 gals Coal Oil
100 . Linseed Oil
100 Turpentine;
3 900 lbs. White Lead;
5000 . Zinc;
500 Assorted Colors:
loo . gals Varnishes
4S duz Table and pes>er' Knives
- . assorted Pocket Knives
o.. Scissors best make;
2j . assorted Locks;
100 gross Wood Screws. assorted;
doz Drawing Knives:
Just received and feE sale BY
dec2O NOSBY, RICHARDS d CO.
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n DOZ. HANDSAWS;
= doz. Axes;
3 doz assorted Planess
doz Brace and Bits:
doz Steel Hammers and Hatehets;
la Coal Oil Lamps, assorted
lSOO rolls Wall Paper;
Just received and for sale BY
NoSBY, RICHARDS CO.
Dec. 2OlS65, ly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

An AGED MAN.-Last Sunday Mr..
William ohle died in Syracuse, at the
age of one hundred and six years and
eight days. He was born in Montreal,
March 8, l76o, learned the trade Of .
gunsmith, subsequently, gent to what is
now the State Of Mississippi as an Indian
trader, and again returned to Montreal.
where be married. Business pisiOrtHnes
overlook him. sOd be eEigratea To the
United States. During The war ef 1919
be was a soldier in our army. After bis
discharge be wen, to Utica and worked
at the gunmAking business for over thirty
wears. He was still a workman at the
age Of Binsty-eight years. He resided IN
Syracass Tor several years before his
death. At the age Of one hundred yesrs
bis hair was white, but il subsequently,
assumed dark brown color. He coald
read without sPeetaelss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

SPRING GooDs-- Attention is directed
TO the advertisement Of t. j. Richards,
who is Offering inducements to purchasers
Of Spring Goods.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
DrofessiionaI Gmos.
r. C. UPPER,
TT 0 R N = Y A T L A

whfl lsssnf '. ~ S-r0N - NrYCS ihe
NOTICES IS Of The Citizen Citizen 10 MISE el1 Sssget, Of
the News, especially, we beg leave to :" renew
assurances of our distinguished considera-
\ ltion." iia.Hih 2 ,'.i8'. ~ ''
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
awaits the boundary that separates the
pre- cat from the future.
This sabbath School, like the mother OF

pre- cat from the future.
This sabbath School, like the mother OF
the Gracchi, claims her sons as her Jew
els. She was herself the daughter OF
hero-Scipio Africanus. When lady
companion called on her, and made
display of her jewels, inviting the noble
Roman mother to exhibit her own, she
pointed to her two sons, and exclaimed
"zAese are my jesOels."
The Graccbi eclipsed the blaze Of jew
els displayed, by the splendid compari-
son.
Here in these schools others will be
trained to emulate the virtues of those
whom we mourn to-day.
This is no idle ceremony. While we
pay honors to the dead, we incite the liV.
ing to attempt noble deeds. Long may
this school flourish. May its seats be
crowded with the young, who rising into
the highest places Of actual life, shall re-
feet the lustre of their example upon
those who are 10 succeed them.
We must bid farewell TO those whose
names you have just decided TO inscribe
on the roll OF honor. Farewell, ye brave
and generous youths. Some of you fell
in battle. Some Of you breathed your
last sighs in hospitals some OF you Ian
guished in prison. far from your natal
South. Farewell.
How sleep the brave who sink to rest
BY all their country's wishes blest,
When Spring with dewy fingers cold
Returns to deck their halowed mould
She then shall press sweeter sod
Than Fairys feet have trod
By Fairy hands their kneli is wrung
BY forms unseen their dirge il sung
There honor comes, pilgrim gray,
To bless the turf that wraps their clayi
And freedom shall awhile repair
To dwell weeping hermit there
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

The truth Is better rudely spoken, :
q lie with much courtesy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
Nor age eau I'll, nor Tival steal
Nor fAlsehood disavow.

We are here to-day especially to pay
honor to those who having gone out from
this very spot to take their places in the
ranks Of war, never returned to rs.
Here they we're trained for the duties
Of life and for that higher destiny which
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

HO DRACHMS SULPHATE MoRPHIA-
w Just received and for sale by
deco M0SBY, RICHARDS & Co.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

MOSBY, RICHARDS 6 CO.,

MOSBY, RICHARDS 6 CO.
DRUGGISTS AND kPOTHECARIEi
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
HAVE just received nom New York very
III heavy and well selected stock of
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES,
AND OTHER LIQUORS,
TEAS, DC.
Also, an extensive assortment OF School Books
Blank Books, Stationery and Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles, Prayer Books Histories,
Biographies, British and American Poets, Novels,
Sc. Also, a splendid stock of
j E w E L r Y,
Consisting of Gold and Silver Watches. Spectaces,
Diamond Pins, Topaz Amethyst and Cameo Sets,
Brooches, Bracelets Chatelanes of the latest style
variety of FANCY ARTICLES too large to
enumerate,
Various brands of choice SMOKING and CHEW,
ING TOBACCO.
Genuine HAVANA CIGARS, PIPES, &c, &c.
Also, TABLE KNIVES and FORKS CAST0RS,
POCKET CUTLERY, from the best manufactures.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamps, Putty.
100 boxes Window Glass. assorted.
5000 lights assorted Window Sash.
HARDWARE of every description ordinarily used
in building or repairing.
CARPENTERS and PLANTATION TOOLS.
ETC, ETC, ETC.
The whole stock has been bought for cash from
first hands. and will be sold cheap as can be pur
chased in New Orleans.
MOSBY, RICHARDS & CO., by strict attention
to business and cheap prices will endeavor to prove
themselves worthy of generous patronage.
Dec 20, 1865. ly
RHEUMATIC AND
n URAL GIC COMPOUND,
certain cure for rheumatism and Neuralgia in
IS worst form.
Good for all kinds of Scrofulous humoIs |
For sale by
MosBY, RICHARDS & co,
Mar.l-
Powder.
DA0 LBS. POWDER just received and .
Ofor sale by
M0SBY, RICHARDS 4 Go.
Jan. 81. IT,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
w. j. END JAIL
HAvE YOU SETTLEDl

Our ante bellsm Notes and AccoRnts are in the
hands Of David Dean for collection. and those not
paid or arranged by the SECOND Monday in March,
will be placed in the hands Of energetic Attor-
ney for collection Of PRINCIPAL and INTEREST.
JIG. MOREY & BROS.
Feb. 22-3w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES,
AND OTHER LIQUORS,

Also, an extensive assortment OF School Books
Blank Books, Stationery and Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles, Prayer Books Histories,
Biographies, British and American Poets Novels,
Sc. Also, splendid stock of