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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09
MOBILE.
GRAY'S NEW PATENTED
Cotton and Hay Press

THE latest, and by tar the cheapest and most
l. perfect Cotton Screw ever invented. one
mule, with the greatest ease, can pack pale
of $50 pounds. The Screw is made OF IRON
the levers do not rise and fall. The advan-
tages of this patent over all others are as 1ol-
lows:
Standardization Revolving Nut, with Erie
ton balls by which the friction is taken entire
ly from the screw.
2d.-The levers are bOltcd directly to the
nut. and thus direct power is obtained on the
nut and the screw is relieved from the twist
ing strain upon all screws now in use.
3d.-The screw being fixed permanently to
the follower block, is relieved from friction
to which all revolving screws are subjected.
| tached, is put together with morticed dove
tails and, keys, making it strictly portable. II
can be put up, ready for use, i'll one hour.
/ 5th.-Increased power, without the loss 81
motion, and many other advantages which
can be explained by an examination OF The
! beautiful modelnO on exhibition at F. W rs
! & Co.'s, No. rs Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala
who arc the sole agents of this Press for tht
| city of Mobile and the country at large.
The Iron Work is being daily east by the
| Mobile Foundry, as chsap and smooth as II
could be done north of Mason and DiXonS
line.
Messrs. f. WEST & co. are prepared to re-
| ceive and supply orders at once to the salts
faction of all demands. Come and see fol
yourselves Price not over 500.
f. WEST 81 CO.. Mobile, Ala.
Agents for Messrs. Gray, j. X. & III. S. Arams
Pateniees, Greenville, Ala oct 173m
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EDUCATTeS
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STAFFORD CULTIyATOR.

The great Labor-Saving Agricultural Imple-
ment OF the age-the work of four
men and four mules done by one
boy and two mules.
The past seasons cultivating has proved it a
perfect success in Mississippi and LOUIS
lana.
~ Stattley's Gang Plow, for bedding I'D
Land-a valuable machine
Vans Patent Wrought Iron Cooking Rang
ers-oO -lHerent sizes. The Great Money-Sayer
for Hotels, boarding houses and large families
Their advantages are: Great Cooking surface
Large supply of Hot Water, Economy of fuel
In use by ST. James Hotel, N. o., Prentiss
House, Viol sburg, Ragsdale House, Mer-
ldian, Jones House, Meridian, Point Clear Ho-
tel, ID. Hllzheim, jackson, Miss, and thousands
of others throughout the South West.
For price and descriptive lists address
THOS. B. BOnLEY IL CO.,
No. Perdido street,
Masonic Hall, New Orleans.
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BENNETT, FLOWERS d co.
Factors and Commission
Merchants.
NO So, NORTH WATER STREET.

NV Do NOhAh UA1Eh 81 REEL,
MOBILE ALA.
GEO. X. BENNETT, R. M. BECK, Mobile Ala.
j. NJ BOYD, Payneville, K
WIN. FLOWERS, Enterprise, Mississippi,
e. C. HOPsoN, Kemper county,
WILL pay particular and personal attention
w to the sale of Cotton, Northern, Western
and Country Produce. Also to the filling of
orders for Merchandise. &C., and trust, from
their long experience. to transact the business
entrusted to them satisfactorily
oct II, dem
HWill PaI ke is with the above house.
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NJ Parties In the country ordering Music
fully.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A SSISTAN1 QUART OFFICE.
IN No. 1883 GlRARD SIeBE
Will be sold at Public Auction on account of the
United United States ON the grounds, Darby load, West
on SATURDAY, MAY II, 1885,
Sale commen0nR at IL O'Clock A ~
itn,as hs &c heretofore own as the United
10 frame buildings ana portions of frame build
cedar water tank, capacity Il, 900 gallons %.
cedar water tank, capacity 1900 gallons.
eeoar water tank, capacity loo gallons.
! WOTthington steam pump, No g.
l Guild GarnsOn's steam pump, No 2.
upright tubular boilers.
l wooden pump.
IRON force pump (handC
iron soil containers ..t . .....r.
wooden wash sinks.
Woooen wash r0ughs.
tables g.. .
26 table tops and 90 tras'les.
flagstaff about so fe u high. u"
6S9 posts and 972 rails.
602 leet oak picket fence.
1850 bricks IN chimney stacks.
100 feet terra Gotta pipe.
] he frame buildings contain
% 0s8 ieeL hemock and white pine scantling.
~ $50 feet tongued boards.
III 900 feet rough boards.
70, ,S66 teet flooring boards no ..... ...
Terms of Sale-Cash, Government funds.
del ost OF ten tl0) per cent. to be paid on each
lid the balance to be paid on rendition o. account.
ne IRON water-pipe to be 50 by the loot as 1t lies
buried in the ground; to be dug up and the ground
filed in by the purchaser, and IS supposed to
1915 feet and inch iron water-pipe, more or
lCss,i N f. .4H i. nl" F.'I =. '.l-I9s 800
Plans of Buildings can be obtained and Schedule
al LOIS seen upon application at tins office. 7I -
Inc buildings etc. must De removed within two
~ week. ON date OF sale and viii be at the risk of
The purchaser f -.-..... .4.E.E ,-rI ft.-r
The cars OF tine Darby Road PASSENGER Railway
Company pass the Hospital every na.f hour. 9li
BY OIder Ot . Ia
Brew Brig .Gen GEORGE II aoRosaAN.o Old
|. q. III. Ass stant o. n, TeneFaly g. army. -
GG)RGh X. OhME
b4U Captain and AssIstan- Q NJ
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ALEOF STEAM GRIsT Mill
~ AT THE
t CAVALRY DEL OIL. GIESBORO, ID. C.,
QUARTRRMAsT1R,GIERRAL 0FPICK, !

g ALEOF STEAM GRIsT Mill
tf CAVALRY DEL OIL. GIESBORO, ID, G,
QUARTERMAsTIR.GIEKRAL' OFPICE !
WAsHIEoToN, ID. c. April IL, 1896
+, by oroer Of the QusTtermaster General there win
the direction Of Captain George +. Browning,
ON WEDNESDAY Nav 9s. 1866.
ALL, AZ ~ oeloek M, the following described public pro-
ONE ~ STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
,o ~, ILL,
uIame, Win massive granite foundatonsl 40 by 80
cons.l ucted Of the yerv hest nsterioi snJ in ,ha
most sui stantial manner "Au =" 'no
-, a So OF The same time and place, IT, machi cry
iho ~ y iancet Of the mill, consisting OF
ONE ~ ENGINE. OF l00.HORSE POWER.
q, dn o.noer OF TWENTY-FIVE t22l inches diameter
cast non bed-patc, with cold ana hoi water oumps
@n1 Leater ard cast-iron ny.wheel, with driving
pley OF the sme material. ten (1Oj feet IN diane.
leI and twfnty-iouT t24l inches face with Juosoa's
TWO '2) BOILERS OF eO-HoRsE POWER
made OF the best boiler iron vesxteenths 1s) of
an men IN tRickness, five l5l feet in diameter and
oIer co iainlng seventy-six t76J Iap.weIded anes
each three tS) and one-fourth az inches IN dameter
WIN AL be IequsItt epDendages -
lEN I0l PAIRS or REEDS PATENT BUCK.
iNGHAM THIRTY (3Ol INCHES SPRING
cor siructed of solid French burr mlstope and an.
in heavy, wel-balanced frames, with hay-cut,ers
eeVatoIs ana conyeyors sufficient TO cut and handle
lhe nav. er IN, and prepared feed on the most eco-
nomical and labor-savIng plan. .tH
lie sLaiting Is OF finished wrought iron, and the
pule's OF cast ron faced and balanced with hangers
ahd boxes, sufficient TO drive ten tl0) pairs OF bnrs
eic. Ihe man driving belt is OF iour al Div rubAer
ana twenty'iour t24 inches vide. The belts iof
aIivng me NILS etc, are OF the best oak-tanned
The Engine, Boz Machinery, and Fixtures OF
every descnption are o. the very best MATERIAL and
Workmanship ana are still IN excellent Condition
ana nhe king order, tue mill having been IN ope-
ration only abou fifteen months
lldeemed adYisable by the agent OF the Govern.
ment on me day OF sale, the bui dlngs will be sold
LEI ms Cash, in Government funds G.s 'g
Purchaser. will be required TO remove their
pIopertV before the fret (1st) ay OF Juiv next
uhless otLerwise arIant ed with the owner OF The
A toat for Giestoro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day OF sa @ "
ny further Information that ma, be desired vvi,
be gwen upon application in person or by letter o
Captain GEORGE I. BROW MING, Assistant Omar.
teInaster, Giesboro, or to this Office.
~ JAMES A EKIN
S""i'eIma' ''er-oeheTals Ohce is 5w
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A SSISTANl QUARTERUASTER,S oFFIC r
A PHI

A ssIsTANl QUARTERuAsTER's oFFIC
IA -. PHIIADELPHIA. May /, 1866.
PROPOSALS FOX MANURE.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this efHoe
until II O'Clock M SATURDAY, May g. 1866. tor tho
purchase ano removal semi. weekly OF ali Manure
that may accumulate at the Government Stables.
IWEN1 r-IhlRD and WALNUT Strees Phlladel-
phia Pa or sixty (6Ol day from date of acceptance
Of the highest bdC er
Bidders Will state ihe price in writing and fiCures
per load, For one ~ horse cart, two (2l horse
wagon, and 1our t4) horse wagon loads, each re-
spectively. rl.l h, i.Uig II TrI.I ---' ~' "
Iayn ents TO be made before removal of manure.
The nght is reserved TO reject all bids not deemed
for the interest of the Government
Endorse envelope Proposals for Manure" and
address TO the undersigned 1J. q a. T~--' -
By oIoer of Brevet Brig Gen. G.. H Crosmap.
Assistant Quartermaster- General u. s. A.
..t. - HENRY BOWMAN
Olaf Capt and Asst Quartermaster,
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A ssIslANr QUARTERMAsrER's oFFIcE

A SSISlANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
FORT DELAWARE, DEL, Nav /. 1856.
VIII be sod at Pubic Auction, on account o. tho
Unlteo STATES, at Fort Dea aware DEL,
On SAT URDAY, MAY 10, 1866 ..
AT o'c ock L. M the
hOStIlAL BUILDINGS,
Consisting off,
SIX Frame Buildings "a feet wide, "A feet high,
and S60 feet long. COntanng-
6l60 leet Spruce Flooring
6lz6 leet q ooved Ceiling Boards
IS zoo plain Shingles
SlC0 ieet Hemlock Sheathing Boards,
IL 1GO feet Pine Boards.
Els ht Corridors con ming
20,9l7 feet plain Boards,
4708 Zine Shingles
6250 ieet flooring,
$500 teet Scanning, .... .r..
10 Cedar Water Tanks, 2500 gallons each
Lightning Rods 1926 Ieet in all.
-Four Shoes conIalnIng- d..
1904 Shing es,
1900 feet Hemlock Boards
1910 feet I emlock Scantling,
1850 feet Pine Boards,
600 te. Flooring, .
COOKING Ranpes
Terms OF Sale-Cash, Government funds ...
deposit Of ten (l0) per cent. be paid on lch
bid balance Immediately alter the sale
The buildings, etc. must be removed within
twenty 20 days from date of SALE and will be at the
risk of the purchaser -.
lhe O'Clock A. NJ train of the PHILADELPHIA Will
mlngton, and Baltimore Railroad Company tor
New Castle. On arrival q steam.tug will leave Tor
the Fort
BY order of -... ..
Col g W.BRADLEY,
Chief @. NJ. Md Nil Dent
E s. SMITH
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COUNTERFEIT MONEY Two brothers,
named Augustus and Harre King, were before
United States Commissioner Smith yesterday
afternoon, charged with having counterfeit
fifty. cent notes in their possession. They were
arrested yesterday morning bv Detectives George
H. Smith, Joshua Taggart, and Charles w. Wood,
on Sansom street, above Broad The first named
defendant had in his possession Sl99 in counter
felt 6ftycent notes, and on the person OF the
other defendant was found but one counterfe,t t
note The PRISONERS were held to answer.
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The drawing will take Place after the Concert on
the sageot theOpera house, 10000 pers ons can
witnessit committee VIII be appointed by the au-
dience to superntend The same. All purchasers and
agents will be supplied with correct lists of drawings
soon as published Parties holding tickets will retain
them until after the drawing, and If their number an
pears in the list OF drawn numbers they will forward
their ticket Immediately with full directions as to the
shipping of goods or moneys. tickets are for sale at
Irncipal Hotels Book, and Music Stores IN the city
and at our office, N O. 1873 DEARBORN Street. Price 81
each. Sent by mail on receipt Of price and stamp for
return postage.
Good and reliable Agents wanted in every city,
town. and village in the United States, to whom
great inducements are offered. References required
SPECIAL TERMS, OR CLUB RATES.
Any party procuring club OF five or more names for
tickets, in forwarding the money the same will
be allowed the following commission, viz:-
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I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT Pro.
fERII.-WIll be sold at n EW BERN, North
Carolina large amount of ORDN ANCE and
ORI NAME STORES. Sale to commence on the
18th day Of May, 1866 at 10 o'clock a. M and con-
tnued daily until alihe property, the principal
classes OF Which are gwen below are sold H. ~ =
Iron and Brass Guns, Gun Carriages, Harness
Sadd es, Halters, Brides, Blankets, Wheels, I'D
Iron. Lead Smiths s. AImorers' and Sadders' Tools.
Old Gather, Sling Shots, Gins complete, Infantry
Equipmenis. Implements tor Field and Siege uns
al d other articles too numerous to mention.
Correct ISIS articles to be sold will be furn,shed
upon application TO this office .'.. --.'0, = -
BY order OF Majer- General A. DYER, Cher Of
Ordnance, WashiD gton, ID. c .I|-T -
JASPER MYERS,
419t5 ID Brew. Capt. Ord Dept u s. A.
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500, ,ooo IN oREESsAcKs.
Number of Tickets Issued, 800, ,Oeo.
PRICE, sI'oo EACH.

This is the greatest inducement offered to the
public, one ticket of every iOur drawing prize, H
The following prizes are few among the many to be
drawn For full list see circulars:- .. .-... .
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SALE OF SHADES, sHovRLs, ETC

CHIEP QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DRPoT OF WASHINGTON,
.l WASHINGTON ID. c., Aprl 10 1886 !
Will be sold at AucnOn, under the direction of Cap
lam DIG Thomas, Military Siorekeeper at Clothing
epot, AImory square, tnis city, on MOND a Y,
Ma IA 1867 ct 10 O'Clock A. M, ;--lL .C4 n a- j.,
17000 Spaces, new;
$500 short handled and 1900 ng.handled shOvos
80 iblev tents worn. H t,''.
besc spades and ShOYels are from the best manu-.
ages i1 -'tiD it'i. TT To io ati-l
Tents Will be sold singly; Spades and shovels
D lots o. Twelve, with the privilege OF twelve
utN Il laCl0fN A... .NolNaa o ..t'.
Five days are allowed purchasers to remove their
II ADDITION TO the above. there viii oe sold at the
sans nHe and lace the fol owing aiheIes VIII v
lute19 tenInP Axes, with handes
3175 picRs with handles n ,..
eco i'N.O without hRndlesl W, .l. .H A.H.
1CTms-- Cash, III Govern ment lgnds ,,s q . 5
Preyet Mslor Gen and Chiei QuarteTmasttr
s2J let Depot OF Washington
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ENNHOOA-NN-'N ~
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE,
encVEE W. sss ss fs2s' ESss Esssss and
Mr. WILLIAM Y. sINN Resident Manager,
has the honor n 70 announce to his friends and the public
ARNUAL BENEyIT
mod. ASSTTAAtk AsSSSTAt -BEEEEFFIT BEEEEEFFrITF Do ge.
5{$$E$$SS$S$Ssg 5{E$$EE$SSS$$$ss 4Eg M EEsEsE#g EssssEE
80. sEfSRp4Y,' ssHTgh94E' Nay nay ), :
SURPRISING ATTRAcT1vENEss
is in preparation
MATINEE PERFORMANCE
the powerful drama in three &C ts, entitled
iii $SF $F s. s. E$z Ezz $$zE$ $z$ $E f$$S$Ez $$$H53
1 In The eve ming, the celebrated coincidence,
MISS JULIA B1Ly
-,-.. MISS JULIA DAILY,
sion, WIN make her first appearance in this city for seye
''' year, zh% y "a fES9sf VIZ P%SF$lc4x COUSIN
zHz zHE tFEzfE ttfEzzE zEE$1SSz$$ zEE$1Sz$ $$SSS $$SS
as psrioTBsd BY her in England and America for
MISS MISS FATE ATE PENSoyER gl SSoyE
6ss aIs9 Volunteered and will appear in her powerful
zHE aHE F$fSSH FsfEGH sPPfk sPPfk 4
THE 7HE FSfScH fSES 4 SSBf M
Box Sheet IS now open and seats may be secured
In advance. . I. 10 531
n kM .hLsNUT STREEr THEATRE
LroSAR3 ESS GF6tSR SR ssfs soSyI iYsh s1SN .o
WiLIfAM WI TGF T. sISN. Resident Manager
Doors Open al I. Curtain rises at l5
rAEEwEEE EE1' fXEEESeI BESerr "
POSITIVELY LA n APPEARANCE
MISS MISS EAGsfS EASSEG MEFGHEtk sEEFGHFkE
who VIII appear in the cS"TRns K IF character Of
.. BEAUTIFUL IN Hume H6S DRAKA,
LITTLE ETFftE BAFEES0T BAREEo0T
Miss MAGG'E ksTTGHEt W. oELTET Si # Supported by
SATURDAY AENGS TSTSF}T zS9 TEySEFNTNG SF May
r,. WIN h. SIM tResident Nj anager).
First appearance MIS- i !h!f g6ElX StlY 0i DAILY
=" I'l TIE FsSp&IE ~ IptfiEE HMEK1cAN COUSIN
First aPPeaqTes mIsi IN This REf city tgytGxovrR q
as the EREN f H2Fh the drama
asse R te & p9TeE TT R eTsRH ~ tRTee acts
will be performed.
MR. FDWiN ADAMS.
Admission to evening performance, 25c., &c., aud ST.
A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, CORNER
Lessee and Manager.......... WILLIAM wHEATLEY
FAREwELL BENEFIT OF
FRANCOIS hAVEL.
FRIDoY EVENING, May'4,
for III first time, the comic Ballet Pantomime of
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
saNhey BOZ FRANCOIS hAVRL
First night OF Spanish advertisement in which
FRANtOlS RAVEL. oignonta PEPITA and Mons
Won HAMME VIII appear, together with the full CORPS
First night of the laughable Pantouime of
. THE SC a0OLbl ASTER.
Onltace. ....FRANCUIS RAVEI
MI biIcn ......... .GABRlEL tVEL
on the ... m
tt REF FILING TRiPEZE
BY the Pet of the City, YOUNG AMERICA,
90 cents
50 cents
Doors open at past l. To commence at o'cioek
Music store Seventh and Chesnut streets and at the
Box Office OF the Academy from A. A till 4 p. M.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
-, TEE FIF CRANE ,RAytL MATINEE
ADMISSION, with reserved seats. so cents
ON MONDAY EVENING May T.
first night OF the celebrated Pantomime OF
-. - THE GREEN MONSTER
ano LAST WEEK OF the RAVEL ENGAGEMENT.
M U SICAL REE,
EVERY EVENING, ...
AT THE
CITY CHFsS AND READING ROOMS,
No. 1888 CHFsNUT Street.
Philadelphia l [4l6 I'm
CARPETINGS.
A Il -
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WE WILL SEND

In every case send The name and post O ice address
OF each separate subscriber. ~ ~
Money by draft post office order, ex press or in re-
g1stered letters, may be sent at our risk -
All communications should be addressed IN
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W NAVY YARD, I77
PHILADELPHIA April "a 1866.
On WEDNESDAY the 9th of MAY next at u
O'Clock will be sold by auction, at the Philadel-
phla Navy Yard the following articles in estimated
Junk, ten tons. - .#. .... d. a.a.
Ola CanVas five tons.
Ten per cent OF the purchase money must be de-
posed at the close OF the SALE the remainder 10 be
paid and the goods removed within five days alter
the sae. .... l.. II. L.I .
i. Commodore u. X. H0FF, u. N %.
4 20 lit Inspector ol Ordnance.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Early yesterday
morning. as Mr.. Leo Rlchlried, residing at No
1874 Frankford road, was passing a burglar
alarm pistol, which he had attached to his
yard.door, his elbow came in contact with it,
and the weapon was discharged, and the load
entered bis shoulder. causing painful wound
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
QUARTRRNAsTER GENERA rs OFFICE,

I ARGE SALE OF QUARTERMAsTER's
~ STORES AT The CAVALRY DEPOT, GlES.
BORO, ID, c.
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OFFICE sUPERvIsIN COMNIssARY,

VT RICHMOND W. Apn 30 1868 n
SALE OF HARD BREAD AT tUBIIi
..-I - AUCTION '.i.0-
Will be sold az Pubic Auction, on THURSDAY
the 18th day OF May, 1866 at 10 O'c Ock A. "A AZ he
United States Ommlssaiy Siorehouse, 60 dsr0ro
N. O., about three hundred and SIXTY four thousand
1904 OoO)pounds OF Hard Bread in lots to suit ur-
1his bread Is IN boxes of hftc (5l pounds each
Ierns--Cash IN l. 0overnment funds, on da of
sale. La. l. q ...-. .--.--.r.- ~ 80 - -
THOMAS c. SULLIVAN
lyb2 2l2t BrtVet 0jor and q -. " s A.
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ANTON PROBST CoMbIUNICATIVE.-Ch

MALICIOUS Act On Wednesday evening
street, Frankford, while walking not far
from her residence, met an unknown man, who
threw into her face and eyes what was supposed
10 be vitriol, as it burned her considerably.
Before assistance reached her the villain mad
run off, and has not siuce been arrested.
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Col G W. BRADLEY.
Chief Q. NJ. Md Nil Dept.
L s. SMITH,
Bvt. Capt. U 5. A A. A. Q.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-06
IsTAMP.
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pcals to a morbdappctte for horrible scenes,
but is dignifed and valuable work which
any gentleman will be glad to place in his Ii
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Sd. It is strictly the story of Abraham Lin
cons Life, and not a cheaply gathered collec-
ton of his works.
4th 1t sthe only Life Of Lincoln written
by an accustomed and popular anthor, the ex-
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household word throughout the land.
9TH 1t is written tro", fresh materials,
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himself
9Th 1t is written by the man whose name
appears upon the title page as its responsible
author, aud not by literary hacks, hired for
the purpose.
eth. Its mechanical execution is tasteful
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