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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-09

WIKI Pines Of $1,000 5000, $1,000, $780, SlO0
alc. Persons remit any amount from 81 up
yards they wish invest receipt of which for
ward Tczes ia the Lottery designated by the
pucase or designated, then Lottery that
Wis drawn the buyer has the ticket in his posses
sion An Official Scheme Of The Lottery will be sent with all
Tickets ordered, reluy sealed ordinary envelope
and Ola the Lottery drawn the Ccal Drawing will
be ssLt together with Teu Explanation of the result Of
tBe ~ rchase The Drawn Numbers also published In
the daily papers City Baltimore, and in the Daily
Nul0nal Iutcll lgeECeT, ID. C.
CIRCULAR containing all the Schemes Will be sent TO any
one By addressing the Undersigned
Address orders for Tickets TO F. Y. BRENAN,
uIy2i I555-Iy No. 4 Calvert st., Baltimore, Nd.
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RAGs-S55O IN PREMIUMS.

TIAVING largely increased my supply of Rags by the
l. premiums offered the past year ending June 30.
am induced to osr larger amount Of premiums for the
present year. And viii pay the above premium in sums
OSlU0 $50 $50 80 500 $50 $40 SSO 500 and $l0 10 any
ten merchants OF 'peGlarswhO will deliver me, from
tbs date to the Is july, 1s56, the largest OF
RAGS The to be bought outside Of and by men do
ing business outside Of Nashville OTvlcinity.
will all times pay the highest market prices iL cash
RAGS delivery, and issue certificate to the owner
received and paid for These certificates
be kept and before the lst day OF July
next 50 that three dISu,eresed merchants of Nashville
can make the awards The largest being entitled
the $780, the next largest to $50 and so on down.
Merchants sending me rags will please write that may
Sn0w ia whose issue the certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed,
w0oien i.nsey silk and Worsted rags not wanted,
and VIII not bo included III the above,
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
JulyA-iydtrIw&w W. ), MHIIkMAN.
North of the SQUARE.
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YOUNG AMERICA.
A GENTS wanted IN every county this and adjoining
AND COB MILL. To all such, rare chsnce to
make money will be offered Exclusive State and ounty
privileges Will be disposed of unusually IA terms by
application 70 the Proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
oaer you a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the
Union and which cannOt be superceded by past or future
inventions. Il IS the very Mil which every Farmer and
Stock kaiser should have; will crush from TO 10 bush
els Corn ana Cob per hOur with horse is easily fitted
up and managed weighs $40 lbs and all contact OF the
grinding is prevented will last any farmer
lifetime speak thus OF its durability because the
principle has been fary tested in the old Bark Mill
Who's Il that wants
4 MILL ON TRIAL
tor month and II it don't give complete satisfaction, to
return II there be any thus disposed let him
speak Satisfaction warranted egel csse the mon.
ey viii be reuuGcd This CTusher CGn be attached 70
horse water or steam power, which renders it the most
convenient Mill south OF NasOnS and DiXOns line All
other CrGe.s tie south require much power
'J vii syDu wear ont According 10
THE LAWS OF NATURE
'ofl and COB NE which admits Ut lateral wsbbng
h""' viii necessarily, soon wear OUT all other Crushers
are +"'ru-ns Z" lls rd objection and the PrOprietOrs
csTr 10 eis Hfc ' Ia construction of y DUNG AAER
i,A nav iCsJ power, aud cefy contradiction; have
''''v-5' i''""t 4a1 uuaruSe word the contra
is' ".'r .'..'.,a v.g1ubg lateral notion and all
e"n,l1I ' ,s.oa ed ~ 81; therefore assert that il
ar Superior .'.,uy oirar STILL an now selling this Te
hcssee iL'v't,y'. ~ ..- snail sum Uf
t.Ftl DOLLARS
Aud aay one wanting good thing" ia earnestly re-
qneSIed 10 0A4ne ts 'Te merits ud principles OF lhls
N, and order i.ulu l,e Proprietor gr Ayauts
A liberal discount maze u dealers
J. z. DROMGOOLE
Shel5!Ntie, I'nSSr o.L % soc Proprietor.
Ellis Moore \ Co.. 81 Market street. Naibviue Mama.
taclurefs aud General Agents
Beaumont EailS Co., Clarksvilie Agents for Montgon.
cry county.
Ab Watkins Pulaski, Agent Tor Giles county.
Wm. Hunt, Salem, Agent Tor Franklin cosnty. Tenn.
and jackson county, Ala
James b. Vance, Castiiian SPr gs Agent Tor Sumner
county.
j. ". Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury county.
". NJ Bell p NJ, Rome, Agent for Smith county.
j. X. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley county.
W. K hunley & Bros Loudcn, Agents for East Tenues.
COG nctl4-1vdkfri.w
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ALEX. A. WALLACE P. WINGFIELD
WALLACE ~ WINGFIELD,
General Commission Merchants,

ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
WILL give special attention to the sale Of Bacon Lard
w Flour, Tobacco, &c, &c.
Wallace, Kuoxvlla, Tenn, TOois Bro. Co., Mary
vle Tenn. H T Cox, Louisville, Tenn, Donaldson,
Union TsnE jonnson HAr, hadsonviile Teen, Brab-
son & Bro, SEVER county, Teun Fains q Hing, Dan
bridge. Tenn. Vaugu Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn,
NJ jackson, Athens Tenn, P0ullain, Jennings Co, Au
gustl Ga, John Guam ngham Greensboro. Ga, W Lu-
oas Athens Ca, john Wngield Madison, Ga, Carhart
Ri Macnn. On Z Z WINS. Savannah Ga. now
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CORN SAChS, CURN SANS.
WYE have 10 Store and are regularly receiving and
w ~ bushe 0snSburg Corn Sacks to'which we in
vite the attention Of shippers
dsc22 W: q. GORDON 90.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
' The undersigned proposes 10 sell portion of the
ate which he resides IN the county Of hauy known
as Hamilton place"
These lands are beautifully located, well improved
watered, and mbered and point OF fertility productive
and heahtulness not surpassed, equslled by
snv lands the State OF Tennessee. There sre in the
neghborhood Episcopal, Presbyterian Methodist
Churches also schools male ard female in the midst OF
good society is be found in the Southern States
700 Acres offered for sale fronting the Colum-
bia Central Turnpike Road divided into FIVE LOTS
gIung 90 7s, l55, $780, and 2g severaly The i'm
pTovemsnts consist of 3 BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT
TAGE, built Of brick containing eight rooms, with
sary Outbudings 400 Of cleared land under good
fence, Overseers houses negro quarters blacksmith and
carpenter shop, mil house, core crib de- &c. &c
The lands will be sold either 10 body in lots II not
disposed Of BY the first Of November, will be offered
public sale in lOrs To professional gentleman merchant
Southern planter vino desires beautiful country
dence these lands offer great attractions It's that
such lands offered for sale,
Address the undersigned at Ashwood Post Office Msury
county, Tenn.
~ PIzts Of the land may be the store of Msyes
Orr CAN'T Columbia, and with K. Houston, ESQ.,, NASH
vile, Tenn.
septl6-tf LUCIUS J. POLK
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EESSRS PLU4MFR 4 co. having executed deed
vi nfust u the undersigned conveying their entire
suck II Goods. the viii be sold outCn jhe most rels
HE terms Tor cash their Old stand, No y Pubic
Souare for 3 short time.
Person indebted said firm requested 70 come for
,5ri and make pas ment immediately, their accounts
III ~ paced IN the hsGds Of ocer, as the unts,
notes, SC, are also consigned.
h hooks and accounts # said hrn open for the IN
spectiou OF creditors JUN II. TEN" 49,
iaaA-u AIHH'Se'
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flour al the above rates 70 De Shipped 10 ofS 81 S5-
yhse barrels and upwards, st one time whep - -
Quantities hve cents per barrel to Be ADDED Fia1r =
saeks VIII De transported same terms 200 lbs 10 ~
faleo ana charged as one barrel H. L AyDERSOy'
M
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0FFICE-CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS,
SCOrT's LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB
HEBE are features connected with this Mill worthy of
consideration and close examination on the part of

1NHEBE are features connected with this Mill worthy of
consideration and close examination on the parf of
those wishing 10 purchase Feed Mill
Its mechanical construction and adaptaton to the pur
poses designed 10 crush and grind ear corn Its great
pselty, whe doing immense work with extraordinary
ease us durability is amply provided for. The complete
and enre poaOeneSs CT the Little Giant rendering It's
greater convenience Tor plantation and farm imposs
be- IL requires mechanical aid bill OF expense to
pat any farm hand put and set
running II half hours time. The convenience with
which Inc sweep he applied TO run horizoualas Is
most uSualor over head and the mill may be easily at
tached where steam used. The power takes
requiring and two horses The quantity and quality
oil product Is to 80 bushels of good feed meal per hour
according to the degree Of fneneSs ground and the size
mill Ii the cheapest mill all thIpgs considered there
Il before the public.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant "a pat
eDt and worthy of noe the fact that there has been
Patent Right Speeulatng hucksering about the
try as Is usual with the thousand bungLg make shift i'm
Peents that are got W as tIsde-ersly to get money
by selling paing Oft the patent right upon the cedu-
Oushen the machine TO be abandoned by all partiesas
hUmbug the other hand the Patentee and POpretors
of the Little Giant Mills, believing they canand de-
lermned that they viii supply the Agrcuuralsts and
stock OtUur country with superior Mill,
maneDty engaged in the business aud have hun
ded thousand dollars invested the manufacture Of these
mills IN the East est and South, OF these establish
uens employing 60 men solely ID this business So high
~ these mills appreciated that four thousand have been
sold within the past eighteen months aud the heaviest and
the most extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural impe
IN the United States have eagerly sought inter-
est in their manufacture and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested no
Of the KIND has received and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations,
and by reason Of substantial, practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their way into every day
aud popular favor than Scos Little Giant Corn and
COB Mill Orders promptly filled
Liberal discount to dealers
BROWN d ANDERSON,
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NASHVILLE I'LL xHS]3,,C AND CHATTANOOGA RaTIRoaD


i NIL the Tennessee River Byid-e Il rpl'sSIS q. -
- Produce and Merchandise will bs - t2s,.sz;sS
shipped across the river on Steamboats, ana r. fZe
ana Dc subjected to two drayagss Shi5Ds- ,r ,o,;
1eo SasI al goods sent to .he De9ots in psI.s i.
ssnt or t1e s1tlre protection cs tie co1tqnts 81
Gram viii net be received except in bs,vv 80
cur g or sunny 5SgA The light thin srs vii - s
ece" az Hse rSe q The Otrasr ss the labor a,s f -
say 70 repsFhe sa1ne viii greatly Tetarc tbe
Hhu Gannot Se performed The agents of H. R.rl -
speeaaly instructed not to receive gram at tsir .,
sLlons unless iAs sacks plainly and distinctly IsysS
and accompanied by order of shiprD4uf 1'>' AsN
- ne cannot permit the Depoas t6 be usa5 q. e.
HOUSES ior Hr2ln or Produce, when me sane ia "a 80
o ~. s1s toe conTenleace Of the owner or sbiosr 10
ofoer htorWgrG Wheat TO Chattanoova v-iIi - sS
nhe Genus and Corn eight cents per buShsI fFrn TS
No ana sI stations vest OF Tennessee Riva- - -
'SsnVlile and ell stations of TulIabou, pTb, -
Gllged 'so cents and Corn nine cents per busSeI
" nlaKy VIII be charged dollar psr bsrrsI f, -
'lhs 20 Choitanoogs. Ali articles sf rsigbt sss. =
our Isii1 as 81, ID, Sc and 4th class viii bs 60 :.
F'''"' ~ln i4'es- Il. l. ANDERSON
,rDr,c,,,o- - Sup'tNS G Raiir1sd
I'EUCCIlCN OH LUMBER TO NASHVTTTE
EIgn bFogep0rt, to Tsntalon inclusive Lpr1bs- i -
uuSed - Per Lar load, from present rates Prom g.,
70 normandy elusive Lumber is REDUCED e. re- -
ioad lrO N former rates 5ar1s - p SAT-
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tending TO Consumption.
8 Q 9 9 . q . 9 9 8 Q Q 9
1NHIS preparation getting into our country
l. The numerous letters receive from various
neighbo'hood warrant US in saying it is the BEST
the very best Cough Medicine before public
II almost invariably relieves and not unfrequenty
the ve worst When ell other Cough preparations
failed this has relieved the patients Druggists deE
in Medicines, and Physicians testify Asa The agent
in town. what has been his experience the
effects of this medicine II he has selling for sny
length uftme he will tell You best medicine exant
Below give few extracts from letters " have recey
ed lately regarding the virtues OF tn medicine.
Dr. 5. ;. oslIn, Of Knoxville, Ga, says-I have been
using your LyerwOTl and Tar very extensively in my prac-
tce three years past, and tits with pleasure
belief Ia its Superiority all other articles with which
acquainted for which il is recommended.
Aessrs. Fitzgerald BrenBers, writing from Waynesvie,
y. c., says-"The LiverwOrt and Tar is becoming daily
popular in this country and think Justly All
who have red speak In commendaoie terms it, and
tits very benedcaln ale gatng the complaints for which
is recommended.
our Agent in Pickens District, $. c., Mr. S Z. McPan
assures he itwith greaI benef family
and recommends It hs nsiehbOn He gives instance
In his vicinity, who had been suffering
disease Lungs years. with severe
cough, who relieved by the Liverwort and Tar.
Such the good reports near of this Medicine from
all parts ofe South For report of the surprising
has performed int Western and Northern Eastern
would invite the suffering patient read pam
phlet which accompanies each bottle To all say have
hope, have hope!
fr the Medicine! warned in seasOn!u And neglect
that cough which daily weakening your constitution
irritating throat and lungs, and Inviting that dread
disease, Consumption, when soothing and healing
edy Obtained Rogers Syrup LverWort and Tar.
Beware of COunIsrets and base limitations. The genuine
article Is signed Andrew Rogers, the engraved wrapper
around eaCh bottle.
Price, one Dollar per Bottle, Bottles for Five Dol
lars Sold wholesale ana TeiGil by SCOVlL MEAD,
Southern States whom all and applications
for Agencies must be addressed. Sold also by
Ewin Brothers, Berry d Demovile, \. h Roscoe. Thos.
Wells and c. ". Fsndsfshot Nashville Tenn and BY ali
other Drugglststh through the STATE. janl2-dotrwly.
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DOCTOR H00RLAHD's
CELEBRATED
GE RMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BIZ
DE-. C. H. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
WILL EFFEcTUALLT CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
CTOnso Nervous De6isty Diseases or the Edneys aad
al diseases arising from DssOrdered
L1Qer or Stomach:
as Constips-
tiOn, Inward Piles,
Fu,lness, or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for FOOD
Fullness weight the stomach Sour
kTuctstOns, Sinking, &c Flutterng at lle Pit
of the Stomach Swimming of the Head Hurried
snd Difficult Breathing, Flutterng the Heart Choak.
ing or Sufocatng Sensations when lying posture Dim
Of Vision Dots or Webs before The sight Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspi.
ration, Yelownsss of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limb
&c, DC, Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imagnings
OF E7I and great
depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, calling the attention uf the cubic L.
his pepsration, does with feeling Of the Utmost con
hdence IN its virtues and adaptation the diseases for
which 1t is recommended.
is no new and untied article but one ihat has stood
the test OF ten years trial before the American people
and It's reputation and sale s unrvaed By any similar ore
paTaons eztaut Tbs testimony favor given By the
most prominent and vel known Physicians and individ
uas IN all parts OF the country, is inmelSs The follow
ing from your State is respectfully sbmitte6-reter
ing any one who may still doubt, to nay Memorabilia
Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Famies-to
DO had gratis of all the Agents for the German Btters
Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch St. PhilsasI
pha, Pa
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DIR. II. y. SCARBOROUGH, Dover, Tennessee August as
1855, says: have sold all the German Bisers vou have
sent and if the preparation continues 70 do as mach
good as q bus dorf, II l0s b The best ndics ear sod
ArGI
L. SSoDGRASs Sparta, Tennessee August 90 Is5s SAYS;
pleased to state that your German BItes has given
satisfaction in every instance where il has been used
B. T. HoLLNs, HillsbOrOugh Tennessee August 90 1883
says am pleased 10 state that the German Btters has
given general satisfaction"
DR., 2. FARO BIO, Knoxville, Tennessee 9th April
1884, said: Your BitterS selhug very FAST and
sTery person that has used it, "a ne have been abe
to learn, has bsn benefited"
J. W. FRANKLIN & Co, Gsllstin Tennessee December
3d. $780, said: The hTm will want more of your Bit
ers soon, Of the partners thinks great ned
cine"
L. HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee SEPTEMBER Is. 1852
said There great your Btters here please
send another lot soon"
. They Entirely T6lSt15 tree from s Injurious
Ingredients aways strengthen the syse and never pros.
rate it,
t8s Sold by dealers Medicine and Storekespers sy
anywhere.
f4s- Sold in Nashville BY Berry DsmoviIle, Brown
bsEwR Brothers, II. G. ScoTs and dealers in med
'ine generally ImchI0 55-d&wly
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From NsshYille- TaTsr-nl

Prom Nashville, LavsTEns
and Smyrna,...... =.
From MurffeesborO, Chris
tiana and FOstsrviile,..
From Bellbuckle, War
trace, Shelbyville snd
Normardy,.-.--..-......
From 1ullShOma, Esull's
Springs, Deeherd and
CoHan,-..........-...
From TRntslon, Anderson
and Stevenson. .....
From Bridgeport, Shell
mound ald Wbiteaide,..
sTATIOE TO NASHVILLE.
From Cha.tAnor =, Shell
mOund and " eside..
From Brdgepogs tsveu- !
son, Anderson = Tan
tAiOn- --s.....-.--. ...l
From CoSan, Dechs. =,
o. till's Springs and Il =
uOul1Ss Z
From Normandy, ,Wartrs.. I
ShslbyVills and Be-. F.
buckle,-............-.l
From PVsterviille, Chris.
tiana and Murfreesboro,.
From Florence ,SHyrna aud
LaVergne,--.......-......i
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VvJA Ch...I-1l III 4 DDLLdhN
Y % . Da-''ILno9g9y Atlanta and West Point to Mont
pot. Price SI6 So N~1 n 'hs be-
from Montgomery to Mobile, BY a double daily r,a
mo irts OF Stages and Steamboats, connecs
my Win tne steamers from thence 70 Ne,y Orleans
u. i. ANDERSON Eerr - ~ Z -
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RAILROADS, &C.

EHEAf cORN. OATS. TLOUs..
per b. per b1. per bu. per bbl.
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FARE REDUCED TO 81 FR0a NASHVILLE -
JACKSON, TFNN
NJ IA tennessee and Alabar1a R4ii-o,d r.tt. .
"9JDesboTo. For seats apply a. he ,ps-SJ ,. no
Shce Leaves Nashville Sundays, WedneseaTs an -
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FARE REDUCED 10 sI2 So
&RS&
COMES, FANS, AND FANCY I!5,1iT7S
XILLIAM TAsE -

MISS MARY WEBER will give lessons on ibS
WI Piano and Harp at the residences Of be- puDils A.
ply 70 q Weber, Ne "a Vine street jaosi
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ENNESSEE N, AND ALABAMA HATLROs : n
s. fz - - 81 @

- -1--E
~ viii ruD g. follows: ''-' A'-''' trains
G0I NJ 81 UTH
III, Leaves Nashville at $40 a. and g. z. arrivs,.,
IhomPsons st 5 -, 4. N and as i's1' s.
GOING NOKTH
;t1 inompsons al s45 a X. aad 5 P =. arr,vss .
nashville lO=25,A n, and 80 p n i'SS o.
sunday Train leaves Thompsor's az o.,
The Siagesof Carter Thomas Z LIougb .,,...- ~, -.
Trains st Thompson's 0'n-es' With tbs
Through Tickets to Memphis, Wavnssboro, J.,ss,-
50 ~ - Florence Columbia, and Pulaski en- b. mr.
tel VNHSI s,si.s ne y teiancalh Ao-
decl2-H ISsOAh~ooA,
ID. Eng. and Supt
FARE REDUCiD no s. FR0a RIsIiITTi : 5 -,
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80 lesned ior charleston will and after fbis
e De eheTged ~ S5 per bale Of 500 lbs or les nod
% cents per 100 lbs for excess of over 500 les. $50
Septl2 II. L ANDERSON Srrlt v e Z, ID n
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THE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
i and style of BROWN GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo G. BEowN is alone author
lied to use the name of the firm in liquidation, &C.
TfllI n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

The SPIRIT Of rs .froussd in .Hsssq-
rhu,etfs. - Bcsrex, May 30,---ln the
House OF Representatives to-day, the
following resolution was offered ty NJ
&. Hale, OF the Boston .7dce tHer lnem-
Der from Boston, and was referred 10 a
COMMITTEE
Rssolrsd, That the SUM 0. $40, 900 be
allowed aud paid out Of The treasury OF
the commonwealth I, his Exceliency The
Governor, 10 be by him applied, in
who'll. or part, in such manner not repgg-
ulnl to the Constitution and laws o( the
u. S as viii most etiectually all the
people OF Kansas who were represented
IN the Convention which assembled at
Topeka in October, SIS, in maintain
ung their rights as men and citizen. un-
der the Constitution of the United states
and the Governor, by AM with The con-
sen, Of the Council, have authority TO ap-
point such agents to disburse tie sad
sum as may be necessary, and the agent
50 appointed shall account to him Tor the
money by them expended. The Cover
nor is hereby authorized 10 draw his war
ran, accordingly.
The American Council No. 423, oil
Worcester, has resolved that in case 81
personal outrage and violence being
threatened 10 Mr.. Summers colleague
or others representing the old Bay State
IN Congress, they will hold themselves
prepared at an hours notice 10 start for
the Capital OF our country, il ii Is deem
cd necessary 10 defend The delegates from
this Stale IN Congress from the personal
attacks Of Southern assailants.
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Groceries,

n ~ no + n / f.
Toe subscribers have now on a d, and ere
daily receiving from be Easl ard south. at
No 5 ERO Vt ST. n Vi LEIEE,
tBurros Il New Block) Davenport Iowa
j. large, we'll selected aud full ssocn o iresh
Prime Groceries, Nails, GAS, Sail,
ltooden,cdrs, Prortsions &c.
which ,hev offer to the trade at Wholesale cs-
Gu i,ev To Retail Mer chants, iioteikeep RS,
and others OF the interior oI the state ard Neb-
raska. who purchase at wholesale, We give The
assurance tia, We viii fill their orders a. mt M
o,ana, at hicaao and ST Lolis prices ran
portation aided.
Merchants, Groccrs and llUtlhecFers. Goin2
busift - on The line OF near the line OF The Mes
isspp Il Missour Railroad, Iowa CITY " lar
thcr West will find il to their interest To make
their purchases of MS, and by shipping their
Goods hs the NJ. & NJ. Railrcaa save 81 nile.
hauling by teams from any other point III the
river our iaeilities are Of The Inst Class. and
we feel the II 1st positive confidence, mat II you
will give us a cali look through our stoe l., ana
learn our prices and terms We shall receive 2
liberal share Of your patronage; which Il shall
be our aim, by Furnishing hrst-raie goods a
| favorable prices, Gna fair dealing, TO ucl!t an
| receive.
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.fterilrs Panorama Of the Overland
Route 10 california. Our citizens were
honered (9) with performance under
the above name, on the evening of the
4,h inst. We think II would have been
pcrlcc, If they had hat a monkey train
ed TO dance to the squealns Of the hand
organ ,ha, was so beautifully murderc!
on tina, occasion. a swinette would have
made far more muslca, sound. 1t is a
pity TO rob the street beggars Of their
most successful means OF support.