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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01
NMessrs. PLEASANTS & CO.,
TOBACCO MERCHANTS,
LOUISVILLE. KY.

RE PREPARED to furnish Planters and Mer
"A chants with the best Brands of kentucky and
Virginia Leaf Tobacco, at prices merely nominal
The en- TmOus Government Tax on MANUFAC.
TURED TOBACCO, has caused so much adultera.
ton, that it is almOs impossible to get pure article.
The undersigned are EXPERIENCED TOBACCO
NISTS, and WILL upon receipt of your orders, ship
to any address at the following prices: BEST
OAEWING, 20 to 80 cts per pound BEST SMOK-
ING 12 to 80 cts. per found, neatly put up in
boxes ON 25 to 100 pounds, of one pOnnd Plugs and
warranted of the best quality-su. erior to any
manufs cturedin the market
REFER To:
Maj Gen Sterling Price, St Louis Mo;
James Il. Boyd, Treasurer City of Jackson;
Jas II. Ledbe ter City of jackson, Miss;
Hon. r. L. Her derson, Mayo Meridian;
A. ]. BufOrd, COLLEGE Hill Mississippi;
Judge Thornton, Okolona Misss ippi;
Frank 5. Ronald g. Co., 9th Street, Tobacco
House Louisville, Kentucky
AGENTS WANTED,-Any active young man with
two hundred dollars capital can make from fifteen
to thirty dollars per day, selling Tobaccos We
will give all necessary information and thoroughly
satisfy any in regard to the entre practicabilty
Of the undertaking upon application to us by letter
Address
PLEASANTS & CO.,
Care of 9th Street Tobacco House,
LOUISVILLE, KY
april 27-d&w.6m.
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Besides curing the above, it is also known to be
Great and Powerful Tonic,

Purifying the blood and invigorating the sys-
TEN. In short, it is, without exception, in the
cases mentioned, and its general effect upon
ths sHfben rd the d%oS e. It chs msst
tensively used throughout the country. The
instances of cures it has effected are daily COM
ing to the proprietor's knowledge, and he has
all who desire to procure relief from suffering.
One bottle being tried, its effect will be too
apparentto admit of further doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

CscsS,Tf nly stonr dan arianchanged Wheat dull sale.
saes Of Oh Red at ~ l No at 81 % No New was Offered at
for No. Re is dali and aomn, Cotton dull Mtd1e wS' 0T s
Meat. s at sicoiall shoulder Sides sni Cl-sr Sides
2dllc Hams good demand higher, Common 5c Sugar
Cured sc Lard dull sales at lie for PRIME City Butter unchanged
BALroMs July acodee quiet unchanged Cotton dun but
the latter for choice Maiand Corn and advanced 3 for White
en- q o. Oats, Ssd9oe very fall prices for
bulk Meats aud Bacon Whisky dull and unchanged Sugar steady
wINSsros n c. July acoon nominal re Spirit. Turpsn
very dull, scarce, but drm So 50.
500 bales Mddinr Upnuds 22c Receipts to-day III bales
JS foa IN good demand chiefly for the INTERIOR sn E1s
and 10 for Double Extra Rye Flour steady at ~ So wheat quiet
No. ' So To- Corn was held at f Ne &
Feed Si' shorts [s1 sS @f : S 10 canal
Ers Is as .a GH S re to .. keE ss
hSo 50o aS'S Sg Wheat 10 % 90 Com ana o feet
Lumber Canal erpOr-iS7 bbs Flour 30 500 bush Corn $500 bush
ExwORGEASs July s-COtou du sales Of LOO Low Mid
ding 23025 receipts for the week 56 bales against 2 bales
. a' i f sugar 5SP M
S1s, |, G. %1 Cub held 81 m n ssE an a
Pour has improved SgPersne SO IS Corn srm Mixed and fea
im aud held at $50 1854 BaconSbOaiers, lCi Rib Side. Ut
fierce and Sc for keg Gold Sterling Exchange 49SSa New
York Sight Exchange per cent premium Mi.
q Spring. E 40 sS
OF No at SZ62 al 81 1851
lG2 and closed firm 83c for No. and eic Tor No Oats fairly
active advance Of Be- sales at 533 for No Rye dull at
for No. Barley Mess Pork dull at $40 5Od fH Lard
quiet Hollis Cattle dull and unchanged Live Hogs active at an
Of 5dl0c sales IS O0 SO rs Tor Fair TO Extra Choice
Sheep quiet and unchanged Receps22OO bills Four 900 bush
What goo bush SSr wSs bush 9, s Gs;. bush
Oats.
LOUIS July 5Tobaeco active at IS for Common Leaf; $50
81 Medium Leaf 81 50Gs for Factory Dried; +76 5l for
FILTERS 81 Bright dO sCd slS for Black Wrappers
+O0 for good and bright Leaf $25a for Fancy Cotton dali
Flour unchanged Corn hrn for Choice and nat r Low Trades SAFES
80d9c declining sales at 69t01Jc Rye declining
75de5c Provisions her Mess Pork higher at 2l $50 @
Baco-l2Ic Sides; lie for Clear Rib doy 9tg9ic for
Shoulders Plain Canvase Hams liae sugaCured are higher at
l6idl7c. Lard l2c for choice Kettle. Whisky nominal
LOUISVILLE July 5Tcbaccoses 359 hhs including premium at
dull Wheat is nominal at ~ Corn,
delivered In bulk 16OI9c. Refined Sugar
has to- Pork. +2l 80 BseouShour Ole packed
Sides l2ic Plain Sugarured Hams l5tc Fancy Hams bt
lie Lard llsc. Raw Whisky in bond JOc -.
MILWAUKEE JAY 5-Flon firm; City Donbe Extras so 9OD
Eli Country do % 230S9 rs Wheat unset
tied 10 No. 81 % for No d 81 81 for No and 81 20
Rejected 5455c for No and &c for No Corn
unsettled for No. Receipts 900 bush Wheat ZOO do Oats
1900 Shipments 400 bills Flour % 600 bush Wheat
TOLEDO July 5Four dull Wheat has advanced Zoe Michigan
sold So Corn has advanced 20J sales at 5s io NO. anu
Gle for No. 3 Oats 67c.
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The
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AS AN INVESTMENT.

The rapid progress Pacific Railroad bumg wess
from Omaha forming with it, western connections
unbken line attention to the value Of the
First Mortgage Bonds which the Company offer to the public The
question asked BY prudent Are these bonds securer
Next Are they profitable nyestmentr To reply In brief;
First The early completion of the whole line to the Pacific 10
as certain any future The Government grant u
million land and city million doa It's bssds
practically guarantees fourth Of the work already DONE and
continues to be laid at the rate Of two miess day
Second The Union Pacific Railroad bonds issued upon what promises
railroad in the country For
years only connecting the Atlantic and PseSe and
being without competition maintain remuneratve rates
Third Three hundred and miles Of this road finished and
fully equipped With depo,s locomotives &C. aud two trains
daily running each way The materials for the remaining la miles 70
Rocky under
o be done in September.
Fourth The earnings ssdy
greater gold upon the Br, Mortgage Bonds upe~
sections and another mile Of the road built ihs
already cOmp would not only interest and expenses bat be pros
able to the Company.
F Uoion bonds issued only The road
progresses the market unless they repro
ser' a bona Gde property
Their amount strictly BY equal ~hss
granted by the Government and for which takes second lien
security This amount the FIRST 5 miles west from Omaha
only $1,000 per mile
ea; The second lien upon
the road good Investment and that Ohe shrewde railroad builders
Of the country have already paid in 900 upsu the stock xheh
them third en may well inspire confidence FRS. hen
Eighth Although claimed that there be better seear
ties than Governments there parties who consider h mortgage
upon nch property this the very best security the wOa and whs
sell their Governments to renyes these bOndhus securing
greater interest
the pressus
30 The dollar and accrued interest they the cheapest
curty the market being Is cent less than Stocks
Tenth; At the current rate Of premium gold heT pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
The daily subscriptions already large and they will continue TO b.
received ia New York by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No. 7Eassau-st.
CLARK, DODGE Co.. BslkeD, No 81 WaIst,
JOHN J. CISCO son, Bankers, No. % Wanh,
BANKS BANKERS generally throughout the United s,s
Of whom and descriptive pamphlets be obtained They vii
also be by mail from the COmPsnyS Once No 20 Nsau New
York on application Subscribers will select their Agents who's
they confidence will be responsible 70 them for the sa
delivery Of the bonds
JOHN CISCO, Treasurer. New York
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lied.

BowSE-o1 Pri., Jgy Of consumption Sarah Augusta 'e'0'd
paa aashs' de s1f6s t R Church
invited to attend Without further notice
CHRIsTMAson Friday July 1867 Florence Emily twin daughter
of Chsrs. and E@ the ls year Of her 4; ;s
from the residence Of her aaes No l's HeYs Brooklyn on Mon
day, July 8, at3 O'Clock
DAWSON THURSDAY July at bis late residence No 800 Gold st..
BROOKLYN Davis native Newcastle South Wales aer long
and painful Illness which he bore with tade and Christian reg
friend. Of The family respectfully invited to attend bis funeral
Sabbath afternoon July !, at O'Clock p M
HALEY-o. wednc~iay July jeremiah Haley aged 50
The relatives and friend, are DsS s,S 70 . spd c ~,
on eun"Ay 'u| " a. p u ~ w. ~, n,
HLGRR-In Hackensaek River suddenly while bathing at Hack
ensaE THURSDAY July Maurice. Of the late hsarcs
tn. rs.Se and friends Of The family respectfully invited attend
from he Cniyerypee Prrsbeun Churen conner OF
Tenthst Monday July at"eI0ck "i'h0u "''n' A'A
LoUNsBuRY-At wianpsui Conn on Thursday July Miss Sarah
Tb, flnerS services WI is place o. TOE % [ ,S ,mI are
DE- % Mo.aay Rsl at 0s.1 aps % The 'n
LgosARD-M San Jose CAL on Sunday of consumption.
As H. LeonAr aged - ok son Of Jason s. and Mary j.
McGBRon Taeay JAY at her residence No e5 East Eighty
ourth.t Mary formerly Mira wsy). wife Of Robert hcie aged
The relatives and friends Of family the members Of the Yokvie
s ana ss t rom toe Church At YorIve SATURDAY
July o'clock without further invitation Her remains wi"
be Aken to Cypress Hill for iuteruen.
oDEL-ou Thursday July eOnsumPOn Mnna Mclean wife Of
The funeral win take pac, her residence No 3' East Twenty
ats at 10 celoSs m this S'tsayl JAY Inc 'sa'e AHu
friends OF the slnly are h'l6th !" a'epu
PlrTs-ou THURSDAY July Thomas Pitts the 9th Of
his
The relatives and ends the family respectfully invited to sesd
the funeral at CLOCK p SATURDAY July from his late resi-
lepcr No ~ Eas, Npe,eenhst without further invitation
sTBBLE-On THURSDAY JAY bis late residence, Wilton, Robert T.
steele. ,.,.--,.,
The sYcs friends " the family respectfully invited to attend
The funeral sittout further police. tns Saturday noon
sHAw-On Friday July Eleanor widow of the late John Shs" In
the a6th Of her -,
The relatives friends Of the family also those OF her sonnAw
Dsmater respectfully invited 70 attend the funer3 U
the residence Of the Latter No l5J East ThFyourthsi on suHuay
next, July I, at O'Clock p 10
suEpPELp-on Friday July 1867 Betsy Shee in the 18th
year Of her age g.. NJ qo
The funeral place the residence Of Der sonnv NO. @
Lexington. ave at O'Clock p. NJ Sunday, July l.
,yISA Carmel Putnam County on Thursday 81 Benjamin
Travis aged - years
youyGop wednesday July Mercy b. Daniel Young aged
o. .....,
The ner, from residence Of her john Young No "a Au'
place at 30 clock this (Saturdayl afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
FLORIDA.
CONDITION on THE FREEDMEN.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Co Sprague, Assistant
Commissioner OF Freedmens Affairs for Florida, has
transmitted the reports of the Sub Assistant Commits
soners serving in that State detailing the operations Of
the Bureau Gen. Howard. The SubAssisant Commits
for the subDisrct Of Newsmyrna, reports that
the colonization OF large number Of cOored people at
NewSmyrna by certain parties with the avowed inten
ton OF henetng them has il feared, been attended
with unfortunate surroundings and circumstances lhe
cOOniss themselves state in almost every particular they
have been disappointed and deceived. The condition or
these cOonss IL reported very destitute and those
still remain having left for other portions of
the State have neither labor houses provisions or means
get Of the country and must Of necessity for s0e
months to come, be "a burden to the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

Blue and Plum Creek. One family Of four persons, at
White Rock, on Republican River, about seventy miles
east of this place. have been massacred-one boy only
left 10 tell the tale Emigrants being daily attacked.
Frenchs train was attacked five days ago, and
killed and one severely wounded. Two telegraph repair
were killed near Plum Creek One man named Con
ue was killed five miles east Of Kearney, aud one two
Others are stated 10 have been killed. About seventy
head OF horses mules and cattle have been taken from
various places i'm the neghbOrbOod. No general attack
has as vet been made but gsss getting higher and
other at hand The people III this section expect
lively news from the Cheyennes as soon as they get
ready
Above this post all is quiet, but good deal OF anxiety
Is felt here, there only twelve men, under Lieu
tenant guarding this post No from Custer yet.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
n ~ OF - - f~Nf@' - -
GEORGIA.

GEORGIA.
TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CONvENTIoN-THE REsoLJ-
TONS
AUGUSTA, Ca, July 5.-The Republican State Con-
venton met at Atlanta yesterday Delegates were pres:
en from all parts OF the State The Hon Foster Bodgett
of Richmond County elected President Resolutions
adopted that the loyal men of Georgia desire the
early settlement Of the condition OF the country declare
the Republican party of the State in alliance with the
National Republican party and pledge hearty support to
the Reconstruction Of Congress declare the
Union Republican party in sympathy with the working
and pedgng and support TO protect
the rights OF ALL and TO abide by the presented terms of
restoration, by eecng to Office men who can comply in
all respects with the requirements OF Congress. Dele
gates to the Convention appointed without regard
10 color.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
MARRIED..

COOK-CoNYELLY-In DAYTON Ohio Tuesday morning June H.
at the brides uncle s. Craghead esq by the Rev
DR. T. H. Thomas ThOs Cook Of Cedar Rapids Iowa, " Miss
Mary Connolly.
JRROMRyON sCHNEIDBAUAt ST. James Church Chicago By
NewYork Sehnea daughter Of the late r. vOn
Sehneideau OF Chicago. No earls
sTOPFORD-SHALOn Tuesday July BY the Rev John Roche
Joseph s,opo Emma A. daughter Of the late Capt f. A Neal
Of Portland Ne.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday July by the Rev. Dr.
Moore Trper Mary L. Wendeks daughter OF John j.
Weudelken esd all OF Broosyn. No cards
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THE LNDL4NS.

INDIAN MURDERs-A WHOLE FAMILY MAssAShhD'
Fort KEARsEY, Eeb, July /, 1861
From Our Special Correspondent
Some of the Indians flying before Gen. Custer are
GENERATING in the vicinity of this place Settlers are being
driven of and ranchmen are busly moving of to more
peaoeful quarters Within the past three weeks nine
people have been killed at various pieces oetweeh ''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 5,-lnterocutor iniunctions
were granted by Judge Underwood at Alexandria toda!
restraining dentists in Redmond and two In Peters
burg from the further unlicensed use OF hard rubber Oh
yulCanite plates. -.
RICHMOND Va, July 5-Returns from Danville
show that the negroes have registered three to one over
the whites.
OF the coored 9th of May rioters was convicted in
this city to-day. and fined s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
ARMY GAZETTE.
CASTRO.

p., p,,,, Gen O. Robl Broxnsop Cavalry ordered to &C
r.a,.s.ntc oi al Cavalry company recruits TO Mexico
~ 80 Saln nm, rsgmsu With O following assignments Of As
aad h Can't lslssnt Surgeons been ordersd
HASKELL nd Infantry has been as snnh " Dp -
signed Department OF the Col a.H
unba Chef ComnissarJ Bre- A. ~ hopp pspA~e"' " wv
sao y n , Az ...iSnd Brey.t Mathematical Sci
~ cslGorpi. Capt Artillery ordered ee
70 iS prai.say, Can't j. r fore the Retiring Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
NAVY GAZETTE.

Lent Commander Charles ~ Conmander ~ o. hasy ,h
Franklin detached from the Van Gusrrs mas i
oei s.a ~ h.n .,s,sa 70 Marcus Barnard has been
the Marine Rendezvous at Nr poh'e' .0""s '"'peA'
Yori. The order assigning Lieut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

5th lSs7The ceased 2i Overcast shower from
m 10 OF cloudy Afrn0onoyrcast rainy overcast hTenng
rainy Lightning II uorth west Thermometer Vas lowest At
II % m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
5peeial Notices.

Lord Brougham's Nose
nony turn, w whenever annoyed Disguised II nasal or
can, generally had faculty. all tasteful noses there
~ n a, the eosre scents xhch chas,an try palm Of upon
the ube q. PALoYs immortal extract Of the NIGHTBLooMiSG
CERErs
American Pinnos.
CHICKERING SONS,
Manufacturers of ......,
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO.FORTES,
b.. been awarded at the Exposition by the Emperor Napoleon
July 1851. the
GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
and decoration Of the
LEGION OF HONOR,
Of the superiority Of their all others at
wARERooMs NO $50 BROADWAY.
NETWORK
National Trust Company
ofthe
CITY OF NETWORK.
CAPITAL. si,0e9.Oo0. SHARES. 500 EACH.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Th. third of cent will be due and payable on the M
day OfJuy 1901 80.
Broadway pay bringing their receipts With them or remit
20 the Company By check the order Of the Compas.
small portion Capital Stock remains unsrbseoed Appca
ou within recommended to those desng secure sssc
New subscribers nom VIII pay so share at the time Of
subscribing balance nstamsn or the entire amount may %
maid At once allowed the day Of payment OF
the calls
~, C,erl,r. with full obtained the Temporary
once OF the Company the Ninth National Bsns No J Bfoad"
corner Prankin.,t, EerYork
fhSMAs W. SHANNON,
THOMAS b. READ fCenmronen
JOSEPH 4. ORVIS
HENRY c. CARTER
Al an Informal Meeting board the yacht Ahce o. members
o member j. WESLEY CoRSWBLL occurring on their excursion
10 .,..... c,uA =. .-...A.a, a. On. n,px
a., Of decese the members Of he Gus attend the
funeral ~ eruei 1o ~o~,u;
Long Isand Sound. Jaly tseH W. LEE. seee,ag.
The Republican Integrity Of the Csntiaens
sssr spectacle Of the Codi.h Arccr.ey ne psnoeI pE
.Iaed courage Of sister Republic Of Mexico
s sss~''' Of voc wisKxS SPIRIT ioy rHB TINES
The Repubicsn Integrity q the Continent indicated
he execution Of MAximilian. the Usnfpefl
spectacle Of he Codnsh Anssosrsy OF hs ps~o W
nieed courage Of our slssr hspueho q nsnee
Iuksmlss Of The Puritan Hlsse Law y = .
u" Of July 1871
sieeve-BufouS snd ssads-New-sries.
Two Three Four Yivs sr Es Tea 10 ss'suya'' Dollars A
70, s by agoRGa ALLxN No. l5 Broadway sa' d'@ os's
CsnstSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
THE WEATHER.

-4h-The Thermometer lowest early NJ ~. ius
day Of tho and the wsssi ith for vy may
go sntry from 10 IN $40 wind high rom voc n1a
w, o. m northeast FLASHES Of lightning In the norh ~ sIs to
Jh IN M Of Much distant thunder and hge.ning cur
y x.nss Rain commenced At M This storm prs'Aso pm
opal. 10 1ss n?Tsn ~ H. O H. go; ~ NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
6ssiss B.. DEXTER i barnes.

Music By Dodworth's band. near the Terrace " 1ne
'csstsa Pars al 4 O'Clock this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

SIeeyc-Buftous and seads-New-sciess
Two rh,. Foar rvs s1 ssh Tea 10 ss'snyd's Dollars s
for sale By aRoRas O ALLxN, No. 1' B'sdwy 'a' d''f os's
CsnsttA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

London Hair Color Restorer.
n never fails to impa life growth and vgOr,O the weakest hair
as.us and stops ii, falling produce growth Of hs
causing il to grow thick and strong
ONLY T5c A RJTTLE-$a DOZEN
Sold by HELMBOLD,
No. 594 Broadway, Nsw.YOrE, and all Dnsgsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

Eyery traveller land should have bottle ON
Eery family in health should have bottle OF
II will simple Summer Complaint
1t viii Diarrbea
II win cure Dysentefy.
Il will " Gripping Of the Bowell
Il will Cholera Morbus -, "a
will restore the the bowels when reduced with Ooseees
kind. ,, II ..-..-
Full directions with each bottle how manage all deasss
By Of the bowels Manufactured by
DONALD KENNEDY Roxbury. Mas
p. One Dollar For ,a BY DBMAS BARNES Co.. No 81 Park
row and r. c. WELLS Co. No 1876 Fultou-st n J.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-05
1866.
1885,.

The above steamers will commence their regular
trips ON the first opening Of navigation in the Cum
berland river, and continue "a run regularis
throughout the business season, per above SEIZED
ule. Making close connection at Cairo with the reg
ular packets for ST. Louis, Memphis and New Or
leans issuing through Tickets TO Passengers, and
giving through Bills OF Lading for Freghts 10 the
above cities, and all available way landings at the
very lowest rates Every Effort will be made by the
Officers and Agents Of this line to render il reliable
and deserving the patronage OF shippers and the
Travelling Public.
6ORBETT 4 BOYD, Special Agents.
No. q Front street. Upper Wharf Nashville, Tenn
4eDli -5n
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-05
sIOO 10 SEQ Der ETonfh.

WANTED. AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
w Male and Female. 10 sell the Geuuine
Improved Common sense Family sag-
ing Machine. Price only SIS. This Machine
Will stitch. hem. fell tuck. bind, quilt braid and
embrOider. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even after every second stitch IL cut. Every ma
chine warranted three years. Send for circulars
BLISS * MCEATHRON,
Manufacturer Southern Agents.
z dec5-3m L0uisviiIa y
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-05
Southern Life Insurance Co.,

I OF MEMPHIS, TENN.,
on the following terms. One day 25c; two days
Soc; three days 75c: four days 81 %; eve days
81 p; ten days g 50 thirteen days s. %, fifteen
days 50 50 twenty days. %. thirty days 81 90
two months 81 20; three months Sl2 %; twelve
months Is %. An Of the aforementioned POI
icies and Tick cts can be secured At q moments
nOtice from any Railroad Ticket Office ia the
city, or Of any Of the principal Railroad Ticket
Offices thrOugh0ut the entire south. Also At No.
6 North Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn. ofBce Os
FRANK n. PERRIN,
T deel3-Sm Gen'l Assent 5. l.. Ins. Co.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-05
Look Out for Breakers I!

ONE AND ALT
MONT YOU SEE THAT WE ARE SUR
IL rounded by Fast Men. Fast Horses, Fast
railroad Accidenfs and isnhmerdbis Smasl-apss
Then IL it not POLICY to take out an
ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY,
which guarantees to the assured $4,000 ia ease
Of death caused by any kind Of an accident, OF
In case Of injury,
$500 per Week
Compensation for n period not to exceed twenty
SIX weeks for any one injury. Such Policy can
he ohfoinaa of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07

BAZAAR FOR THE BENEFIT or the HOLLYWOOD
MEMORIAL AssoCIArIos This Bazaar VIII bs
opened on the ith of February, in Richmond, and
the cooperation OF all friends in state and else
where is especially asked. Donations Of all kinds
are solicited from merchants manufacturers, ana
farmer1 and from The ladies for the refrcshm n.
department. II is desirsble that contribution,
ouId r. ach usa week or ten DAYS previous : and
they should be mark d distinctly, " IL uLLYWooD
MtM BsZAAR," and sent 10 tho care OF
BECkHAM c., Agricultural Warehouse, ll0i
Cary street. Railroad and express companies are
re.p-c fully asked to give US transportation !or
our supplies.
Il J. hoped the children of the South will re
member 10 be represented d At the CHiLDREA
TABLE Cou,r. buttons for this purpose are to be
sent 10 403 Main street, hichmond.
Uur cause appt al, 10 every generous heart, and
we expect cortial support from all our friends.
Papers in tho south ara requested to copy.
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