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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-02

oLEAS -
GIft CO.-Cash Gifts TO the Amount OF
S25O, O0O-Every Ticket Draws a Prize
5cash gifts each sI0C00 20 cash gifts, each e500
M 500 90J 100
20 {" 1908 go 50
50 EleEant Rosewood Planes, eseh 500 to 20
$50 sewing Machines, 90 to 10
500 Fine Gold Watche7, 20 to &0
Cash Prizes, silver Ware. etc, all valued at
a chance to draw any of the above prizes for
25c, Tickets describing prizes are SEALED IN
envelopes and well mixed. On receipt OF &c .
SEALED TICKET is drawn Without CHOICE ana
sent nv mail to any address. The prize named
upon It viii be delivered 10 t1e uckst-nDioer
on paymant OF OSE LA Prizes are 4mme-
diateiy sent to any address by express or re-
turn mail.
pav for il ARy p1lzs eEchQnged JOr dn0lad gf
same uaInc. No Blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend On fair dealing.
many who nave lately drawn vainabie prizes
and kindly permitted us To publish them =
4. Wilkins, Buffalo, 5000 Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago. Piano, $50 John d. Moore, Louis
vile. SiO03 Miss Emma Walworth, dnWaukee,
Piano. $500: Rev. e. a. Day, New Orleans, aUd.
We nublIsh no names without permission
OPrNIONs OF PRESS - he rSn Is relA-
hle and deserves their SUccess.@ eeEiy Irl-
huue. Aug. s. We know them TO be a ialr
dealing nFm.'-N- Y. Herald Aug; = a
friend OF ours drew q 51dJ prize, Wnlcn "es
rnmpt ree=ived. -Daily News Sept
send far circular. Liber Al Inducements 70
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed EVey pach-
aye OF Sealed Envelopes contain oSE CASH
arr six Tickets for 81 Is for 81 - Tor 80
no for SIS. an letters chou d be addressed to
HARPzR, - L = d Co
noyD In IzS BFOadWaysS y.
CAPT. JOHN T SHIRLEY, L-M.s. MecoEELz
-,. nrUUTfIR XIV
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Memphis and New Orleans Saturday
Packet,
HENRY AaES.---.-.Geo ". Boyd, Master
J. ;. Sedan, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer viii enter e.
the trade as a regular SAIUR-Az
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November IS. al . pm,
And every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HAIR STAD, Agent,
No. ~ Madison street.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
uovI4fF No. 29f Front street
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Quickest R0ute to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
is BY THE
Memphis & Louisville &. z. Line.
Fan Schedule, September 49, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN As FOLLOWS;

Roth Trsins onnect for Nashville.
The Bib pm connects for Cairo and ST. Louis,
arriving al st. Louis at $50 pm. next day.
Through Tickets az RedHced Rates,
Can be procured at the ComPany's ONCE, 2S7L
Main street, and at Depot, head of Main street,
P% Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vate Residences, or on board boats, 70 all prin-
cIpal point East and North.
sam. b. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL Passenger Agent. sepl3
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nsasar In stoves TAlsares Ho1se Far
As~ nssh1ng Goods
~ yard sud Lubricating Oils. Jonolng
@ostring promptly attended 70 %
sn1 worknaen. asa FHent street near
ee9aaatsEn- OPS. 5tsarnb0Rt Landing noNAS1S"
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The general markets were duh to-day
an vices sre tending downward The
demand for nests is very light. owing 70
tbe fsct that planters are using resn
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At the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets. in tee city of Memphis, l will sell, az
rubic auction, To the highest bidder, for cash,
me ollowing lot or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in said city OF Memphis and State OF
tennessee, and described as Follows: Part oil
Lot No. 8, in block No. 80 in said city, beginning
al q point in the east line of st. Martin street
at the southW est corner of Mr.. NO-Fs lot
running thence sOuthwardly with the line
OF st. Martin street - feet thence east
wardIy at right angles TO the cenBer of the
bayou lG4 feet thence nOrjhwardly with the
center OF the bayou 70 feet to MI Noeps line
thence westwaroiy with said NoeiS south line
IG4 feet to the beginning.
Sale at II O'Clock am.
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TRANSFORMATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR o A p.
Open to Madison

ON ANIt AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEN-
~ Der 2, 1893, the train on the Eastern Division
Of this Rosn viii run regularly as follows
GOING Leaves Hopedeid Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 1880 a m and arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock pm
COMING East Leaves Madison Tuesday
Eimrsdsy and Saturday st T:S0 a M arrive 81
Hopsneld at 1 O'Clock PM, and Memphis at
I.30 pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot OF
Union street at z am.
Tickets for sale al all the ailroad Ticket ON
ees in the i.ity.
Freights for Madison or way stations received
by p. NJ. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-boat
foot OF Union street.
Freight 20 Way Stations must be prepaid.
E50nacs or Road, No. 70 Jefferson street.
ans Ct j. w. ROBERTSON, Gen. Supt.
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Trustees Sale.

nv virtue of the authority vested in me by
Il Deed OF Trust executed to me by James ID.
Rnfin on the 4th day of December, 1857, 70 Sc
esIre tbe yme of certain debts therein
snecsfed aud recorded in the Registers Qf1ce
~ Shelby county, Tennessee, in book No. 6,
pae,ss 80 and 81, L VIII, on
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FOR NEW

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Louisville and New Orleans Packet
IAne-Fcr New Orleans.
JOHN MUSTER
Tnis excellent passenger steamer -@E-A
viii leave as above -EnGz
HIS DAY, I'd inst, - . pm.
LARRY HAhMSTAD, Agent,
DEBIT ~ Madison street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
AAtAttI
This Mammoth freight steamer -7
VIII leave as above on 80
WEDNESDAY, December u, at D pm.
For freight only apply 70
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
uov29 At u Madison street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
MlSSISSIPPI---~.......-.-.N y =. Green, Master
This elegant passenger steamer SE@
viii leave Szalzzs
WEDNESDAY, December q. at 5 PA.
MARI WALT a. CO,
nov2g At Agents Il Font street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
master
This splendid passenger packet z-@E@
wiz leave as above EzzzSs
WEDNESDAY. december q, at D pm.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
nOv2g 1t No. i9l Front street.
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. MOERNER.
ans lytIc and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and A~pOthecary,
sd and 6e Bea1 Street.
tNorthwest corner of seoondl,
DRUGs. ETC.

"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of ali descriptions
made. aud written reports furnished.
Pm y~sicians' Prescriptions carefnHy Conn
Pei ant Medicines, Soaps, Perfumerys Tolee
Artss les, and everything pertaining 70 1tS~
class Drug store
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HOUSE
Late WhltemOre goasel,
Nos. IGO and Ia Adams Street
MEMPHIS. TENN
Tobias Wefs, Proprietor.

Tobias WeLe, Proprietor.
THE proprietor takes great pleasure in an
L ~nouncing TO his many friends and the pub-
lie generally, that he has recently taken charge
OF the above named House. He promises, by
close personal attention TO the business. aided
by polite aud efficient assistants and attend
ants, to insure for his guests unsurpassed ac-
comWOdatiOn and the fullest satisfaction.
The House is centrally located, convenient
to Railroad, Steamboat, Theater, ROstOf1ce, ali
the Churches, and IN the most cleanly, quiet
end respectable portion of the city. After
thoroughly r nOvatiDg, rehtting and furnish
inS the establishment he now solieits = share
OF the public patronage. with the assurance
that they shall be made to feel at home.
TERMS:
Gay % peg Heez
TrRlsleRt......- .............-..-.s2 30 per day
TOBIAS WOLFE,
n0vS d&wla Sele Proprietor.
commissioners Notice.
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Memphis and 81. Francis River Esresa,av
Pafh ct
The new and elegant sidewheel Passenger
Packet.
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FOR L POINT.

FOR RALE's POINT.
Memphis and EaIe's Point Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Gsceola and Hale's
Point.
The SideWheel Passenger Packet
Myrtle. Captain VIC. Hardwick
NETILL leave Memphis as above -.sI5A
" every Tuesday and satur-LazsS
day, commencing wednesday, NoVem0sr 2otu'
snd will remain -permanent in the trade, and
by strict attention to business trusts 10 receive
the patronage of shippers.
For freighG or passage apply on board or TO
MAXI WALT q CO, Agents,
uoy22 If No. 2E2 Front street.
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Foa RIVER.

W, A. CALDWELL--.-...R L Haines, Master
This nne passenger packet vii -E@
leave as above, on -
THURSDAY, 3D. inst, at 5 Pm.
I. A. KEEDI9, Agent.
del St 304 Front St. Mosby Book.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
Cor. Fourth and MaIn Sts.,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

HAvING recently purchased The furniture
and lease of the
long and favOraDly Would respect
fully solicit the patronage Of cur friends and
the travelling public,
convenient 10 oil business houssS, steamboat
landing, postonice and places OF amusements.
street cars leave the door every ten minutes
io pav2s r SHIRLEY & mocORKLE.
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TRUSTEB,S SALE.
rnur.d.y, the 10th Day orDecsmser, 1858,

ny virtue OF 3 Deed of Trust made to me by
o Scipio Means on the Sd day OF January,
1868, I will on
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SAINT FRANCIS.

Capt. I. r. Bowman, : : Sam c. Paine eoa.,,
WILL leave Memphis on hez ,
1reL trip TUESDAY, Novefn N
Der 24th, for Helena and So. Rranav S
EyERY TUESDAY THEREAFTT river ana
For freight or passage apply ON
LARRY HAhM6TAr 1ozro- on
n0vls1 No.1AH s Z nsea meet,
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o EVANSVILLE

Regular Memphis a. Evansville Packet-For
Cairo and Evansville.
Bollig master
Tais elegant passenger steame E-
will leave -
THIS DAY, 2I inst, at . pm.
VINSON & DONAHU5, Agents,
dec 1t 24 Front street
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STEAMBOATS,.
FoR 81. LOUIS.

For Cairo and st. Louis.
KATE k4NNE1 -.----p-...--+-.-Bp h44Sy Eheber
This splendid passenger packet resk@A
will leave az above n4ss
Tails DAY, ID inst, At 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
del Il No. IL Madison street.
Memphis and st. Lcuis Packet Company
United States Mail.
CITY OF Maltn master
This superb passenger steamer .Gb-A
viii leave as aboYse1 &s7@s
THURSDAY, Cd lust. at 5 pm
de22 1t kLEM. CALVERT, Sup't
FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Paeset Company.
For Cairo. LouisvilIe and Cincinnati.
SAM j. " masbCA
This eleg4nt and feet passenger .GK-h
steamer viii leave -
n IS DAY, I'd inst. at JPN.
JAS. z. BOURNE q -. Agents,
deQ II No. u JefTarsOn street.
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CHOICE GROCERIES, And PROVISIONS
FOR n HOLIDAYS!

Great Distribution by ths Metropolitan
elf CO.-Cash Gifts TO the Amount OF
S25O~, O0O-zvery Ticket Draws a Prize.
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RIVER MATTERs.
WEATHER ASD xTsEESs.

Weather clear and pleasant. The river
here continues TO decline slowly, With
nine and q half feet in the channel out
to Cairo. At st. Louis the river is fall
ing, with seven feet to Cairo. The
Oaio is falling at Pittsburg, but rising
slowly at Cincinnati aud Louisville, with
seven feet in the canal and eight and a
half feet on the bars in the lower Ohio.
The Arkansas is receding, with i've feet
in the channel from Little Rock, and
White river ia on q stand, with eight
feet il the channel from Augusta down.
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HTENWWNle
Steamer Robert Burns, Cincinnati.
50 Louisa, Evansville.
+" THOMPSON Dean, St. Louis.
/" Mary E. Forsyth, St. Louis.
" Lumiasry, VicssbuTg.
4" Commonwealth, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Commonwealth, st. Louis.
" Mary E. Forsyth, st. Louis.
/" Luminsry, St. Louis.
" Mystic, Hsle's Point.
" Romeo, Evansville.
q" Robert Burns, New Orleans.
-" Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
4" Liberty No. ?, White river.
" Dss Are, White river.
" Sc. Francis, st. Francis river.
" N&toms, Friar's Point.
In Pert.
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We are IN 7 sceipt OF new Goods, and invite
the attention Of the people Of Memphis and
vicinity to tb Q inducements offered. nov29
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
From TIE southern Culuvator.
lie Scuppernong versus Other
Grapes.

EoGToRs SOUTHERN CrLTIvAroR OF
the large number Of Vineyards planted
ten or twelve years since in this State,
there is probably not one remaining at he
present time. Why is this so ? Because
we all, and your humble servant amongst
the number, planted varieties subject to
various diseases, and no. adapted to the
soil and climate Of The Southern Stale.
After getting one, two or At most three
fair crops, mildew AMI rot attacked Ieay. ;,
Vines and fruit, and a succession Of fail
ures up 70 the present time, has been the
result. We have fairly tested abou! fifty
Of the most celebrated Of the Northern
varieties al d, without exception, find all
more or less subj CT TO the beior,-nen
toned maladies.
As we have never, until recently, re
commended or advised the public what
varieties to cultivate, it is 4 source Of
qualification TO US that we have not been
the means Of leading any one aslray, or
causing them to engage in a. least an IN
certain enterprise.
Now we 10 longer hesitate in advising
for ample experience warrants US in re.
commenting the Scuppernong and its
varieties, but none others. Whv should
we want any others? We have the
zThomas,l lhe ScupPer1oug. the McAlpine,
the Flowers, the Mi>h, and some other
desirable unnamed varieties, ripenir
khrough a period of two months, to wit:
from the first Of September to he 6rst of
November, and there is but HNfe doubt
That we will soon have Others Of The same
TYPE further extending the period. There
/ is but little probability that we shall ever
have any Northern variety that will ever
prove 10 be good wine grape. All will
ripen too early, and The latest will be in
our hottest weather, when it Will be i'm.
practicable to make good wine. For the
pOt'toN VI OuI ClhNts Nuc FLOW
ers grape will be the most desirable va.
rie'y, as We are Informed from various
sources, and the most reliable authority
that it ripens its fruit nearly 6 month
later than the Scuype,nCng, and closes
the grape season in the South. The
Flowers is black grape, of smaller size
than the Scuppcrnong, larger clusters
and more prolific. This grape, we are
Informed, is planted in about equal guam
titles vi the Scuppernong. on the coast
Of North Carolina, and BY some esteemed
as superior to The >capPernong for wine.
We care well aware, hat after SO many
r. have experienced. that tie
= Iifrust hoe "hO have
commend or advise
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}. VAN BUREN,
Clarksyile, Ga.

a New TRoTTER THE last number Of
the Tart, F,ell and Fo,m, says:
A new light has appeared in the ,rot-
ting world-a light that sheds additional
lusire on the fame Of Major Winfield as
stallion. Mountain Boy hasi a hall
brother, which, if reports prove tree, is
a marvel of speed. The horse is a bay.
four years old, sired by Major Winfield,
and out OF a mare nov tweu,y-three
years Old. The mare was 4 fast roadster
in her younger days, driven at Albany,
New York, bred in kentucky, but peli,
gree unknown. She has boodhke
look. and ali who have seen her Bro-
nounce her well bred. The four-year-
old was bred by Mr.. John J. Bogert, Of
CIoster Station, Bergent county. n j.
He is bay, fifteen and half hands
high aud a natural trotter. We are told
that the first time he was ever speeded
he made his mile 10 3.lUI Reports are
current that he has trottei wonderfully
fast, and in the last few weeks the value
Of he horse has s'esduly increased. the
price Sc, o. him nov bring zen thousand
dollar'. On Wednesday, October u, he
trolied \ race # mic heats over the
Secaucus Race Course, with Nr. Lozier's
excellent young stallion, by Handle.
tonian. The day was rainy aud the
track heavy, AMI yet, according to Cap
tain Ryer,on. Of Peterson, he won The
frs heat in 2.33 anil The ser. nd in 235
Tris iimr has been disputed, but we IN
1crst,nd that Captain Ryerson youches
it correct. Al age, hoWever. that tie
Win { c6l, Is rcnslhAb'e four year
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The Merchants Protective Union Mer-
camille Reference Register,


containing among other .hings. the Names, Nature
Ut Business Amount Of Capital. Financial Stand
ing and Rating to credit, Of over 400 600 Of the
principal merchants. traders, haukers. manufacture
er9 and public computes, in more than 30 900 nf
the cities towns villages and settlements through
ont the United States. their territories, and the
British Provinces of North America; and EN- racing
the most important Information atiaina ile and nee
nssary to enable the merchant to ascertain ut
glance the Capital Character and Degree OF Credit
Of su'h Of his customers as are deemed worthy u
any Lradatiuu Of credit, comprising. also, News
paper Directory. containing the title, character,
price and place Of publication with full partiCu'
lars relative to each Journal heiug mplete
guide to the press OF every county in the u State,
The reports md information will lie confined to
those deemed worthy Of some line OF credit. and MS
the same will be based 50 far rs pra 'ticahle upon
the written statements OF the parties themselves,
whose char 'ctcr will prove guarantee OF the cor
fectnrss OF the Information furnished by them, it il
believed that the reports will prove more truthful
and complete, and, therefore, superior to, and Of
much greater value, than any previously issued.
By aid Of the Mercantile Reference Register, hn.
since men sill be enabled to ascertain at glance
the calita and graduation Of credit, as comptled
with financial worth Of nearly every merchant,
trader and banker, within the above
named territorial limits.
On o.; about the first Of each NOR tn. subscribers
sill also receive the Monthly Chronicle, containing
among ether things record Of sGCh important
changes in the name and condition Of firms tho
out the country. AS may ocCnr Subsequent 10 the
publication Of each halt.yeally volume of the Mer-
gantjlt RI ference Register.
Price Of The Merchants Union Mercantile Refer.
ence Register. fifty dollars (*50) tor which it will
he forwarded to any address IN the United States
trans Ortation paid.
i id..rs Of five $40 shares Of the apital Stock,
ia nd iitiOn to participating in the profits II. re.
'evr. one cory of the Mercantile Reference Regl,tprN
nee of chnge; holders ofttetl shares VIII be entitled
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12

NoTM CAysrEE .m-AxPmGRxY.
Plant q Grape y

''~N" -
''' "''' nTfi-HaN TIL ough lie
= '"S IN IS of Nlco,rs Pu3dy IL
- inns n, of Palmyra, New York,
i am enabled to present TO lonr
leadets 'i's week a correct like.
neM ftom a photography of a
sill y cluster Of he above lighllv
ed variety of Raspberry. l
ssAk You and your readers will
w'agrte with me in the conclusion
that if the leality comes up to The
picture, the Mammoth Cluster
Raspberry. will be a good thing
p 10 have in this glorious Soulheln
band OF ours where superior fruits
of this class are not quite SO plen-
=, ,lful as they should be.
\Su far as | kro' the Mammoth
Cluster has never yet been irui Ell
south of Ohio river-but AS
it belongs 70 the Black Cap fami-
ly. and as all of that family that
have been tested in the South do
better here than any where else,
l can have no reasonable doubt
that this extraordinary variety will
also do better here than at the
North.
In regard to The history and
description Of this new candidate
for public favor, Mr.. A. NJ. Party,
the original introducer, says:
II "This ines'ima | variety was
first obtained in Indiana, and sup
n posed to be seeding of the
Miami Black Cap. We have cul.
firated small fruits'lor upwards Of
twenty years, and have -4Eiwa5s
taken great interest in the i'm
provement Of the Black Cap fam.
iIv, on account Of their extreme
hardness Of bush, frmness of
fruit for marketing purposes, and
their admirable manner Of increas-
ing plants by tips and not by
sucker &. We have seen or tried
all varieties Of note, among which
sre the Dooiittle, Miami, Dawson,
ThornIess, Purple Cane, Seneca,
DC but have yet to see or find
variety III t will average over
t"o-'hirdS the size of the Mammo h
ter or pleId over two.tlirds the or
Bush very Iand, upright Q
with hut few tforns foliage rich
green fruit extremely large and
out Jorge To the very last picking.
with a rich purple ringe or bloom
juicy. highly favored and del
Plant does not sucker but increas
layering the tips. Perfectly hardy
ing stood the most severe winters.
mercury down to IS degrees
zero, without the least particle of
age. Surface sufficiently firm to
to the most distant market Seaso
'remeIy late the first picking being
tbs year IN The same day that We {
the last DooIittIe, and holding out
week logger than even the late n
which makes 1t very valuable on &C
ct filing in blank space, here
tgl. by all, between R,sp5errjes
Black berries.
Q her evidence is equally fl ..terir
20 latter day pom),oL'cel woo Ter
,'r.; 9,3srIes Downing, the best p
r.itl i,merict, says of it;
IS ,yo,,1i J: largest and
me- @osld /, drive s aags eyer
uIn1 Coming ON as il does. Alter other
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JOHN ESTEN COOKS NEW NOVEL.
T.. J HUNTINGTON a CO., /
459 BR03GE ST. NEW YOaK,
Iave IN n.e... % be readR IN O.tuher
H0HUN;
Or, The Last Days Of Lee and his PaladinS
By j. E~TEN Cook
Author Of Sury Of Eagles Nest,
H0HUN

or" snrry" Of which Mohun Is a Sa1uel
fES TnoUs 80 copies wire almost inmediitely
I'D. The new work IS still more intensely inter.
e-tIng. Printed fine toned paper and richly
.Bnnd in cloth. with upward Of 500 pages IL has
y is fr1ntiSpiece fle steei Ineltlliun head ,,F
GES-LEE and four beantfHl Illustrations "a Homer :
best style. EUi,r boYF - -eaf ~ n1J. yasf free
IN rHosipi - ne 9Ticf - - For -il- ~ "a Ilo,k
-eii"r- and NrE~d.aler- Ii lowa AID e1uatr,
OF ln g.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference Register,

SsAlerchants' Protective Union, orgonzrd-to
pnsn| ma Protect trade by enahing its sub
s:f IftatHfa cility aud safety Of credits, aud
d - bf claims At all prints, have to an
l''slll tliNt they will, in September 1865, publish
in ofidefarte qiiartn volume
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
MIL LIN + IL v
MRS. SARAH SIMS

TNAKES this method of ~
L informing her friends ~ 49,
and the public that she still 49, SSS[A>
occupies her old stand, one -1s9lsssSssaAAl
door South Of Messrs. May
SOP Il LSndfrs, whsre she keeps on hand
choice lot of fashionable MILLIN cry. Of
the latest inporiaiions She hores by offrr-
ing good articles At moderate prices, 10 secure
. liberal share Of public patronage.
De-, % '6g If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
pETROLENE BURNNING FLUID.

THIS Is Ar great desidsrdiHm Of the age.
II will not smoke will not smell In burning II can
moi be exploded. II will not grease yuut hands or
clothes No greasy dirty substances collects the
outside Of the lamp burns with great-s brilianey,
stpadness and SnftneSs than any Coal OIL known
with the Diamond or Lighthouse Burner sept f9ly