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RETROS oECTION.

On the 4 Of Mach, snd % PeansyIyauia ave.
uus, zpsrt from The crowd, viii 9 seen m aged
ms 2Oldlug his wsy 70 Capitol IL pilgrim to
u h Inauguration.
Guce tcs .aSugurstons tsre cc3I-rei a. the
cir Of a-4Iug,OD lGls n .ivduG' ta5 made Pill
cuas-c7 20 Item, by visiting gsT.a.1 G1s- near
the Carl o. here oocs was IsTg stone, on
CD that pig IN would sit du i g perform
ence OF the c. rem, Is 4 tie bu ling mi when
he EF gun an, unCsd tina the ctremon 3 were
cOmplet tle pigr N woulI riss, ard prom 0uL cling
the ma e Ut the new President, aud h GATE n
the order OF succession Of the Chef M,g errstes,
the old L14n would remark "Whst Lex {? and
tske up his lins 0. mBrca for bis no ne il Vr
gins.
Tn pi grim has had the rare honor Of person.
ally knowing taking by the hand and tr ukug
bread with all the Presdents OF The United SITES.
BrOus lt up 10 his youth a. the thea sest OF the
Matt na 4OvrE m=nt, b. eaj5yad the mos. DIS
{ Dgu's ed OpDJgtuuItIGs OF Seeing ard EgpEIDg
uu % the great men sld great things tgtJ i5ls
-. d and adorned the cary age Of the Rspu5H'
6iguife o all lime as the sge of WashIcgtOI !,
ing hIE mind at that sHspsCious period VI bis
] f with TeCJ.lsctIons the most imposing Of T. e
eden ums aud the glorious memories Of tns past.
On the Inauguration If 81. Madison, in 1899,
b pilgrim departed from bis usu 81 habit Of b-Ilg
mercy g "lgokes on IN Vienna, and took a sone-
Igtlal AaOlt part Ia tue events OF Inc tAF -
| Wan the Presideu. retlFne from Capitol, o.
rushed the Gro I'D 10 tae worship f ,he rising sun
ruo avenue was nearly Ges.red wuls tie Hum
! OF the mu uds faded 10 ,Gc dsts- &c; thea a.
! psa..d on 59rse6 agz, and entirely ol,ne Ta1ms-
! E=.seE. Ihr oi p yin P 'lu.ed cas- tu'a sp c.
,s..G % Two Eos0.u IJl,ry 81 III srs, Col Hhom ,s
] Ia k=r, aid Nj BItl-T, " g were 10 kers.on }
| sy,ag 5 sr gsiteneu, low SOON & CREST MAJ
! o,cogaes legl,c-ed aud hrs services forgotten 10
! an. rica vlen be ceases to be the founl sin oil
! patronage aud powerl Whatever may be the
/ revolutionary pa'TJO ald sl4tesm4ns ponic5 now,
they were OF the Figl; sort in l776 aid led 10 the
! Independence OF biz country. Honor TO WHOM
/ honor s due
The Revolutionary veterans now begged 10 b.
introduced and the amal parry lal,ing into ioe
toe retired Chi! Magistrate was escorted on h1
route, down the avenue, BY trio Of bis polllic2
! Opp3nen
TIE pilg,i B stone bss been removed for s0lnt
| yCars % mage way for the izu5gay -nents Of tat
zIouuds abJug ne palace If the Na.0usl lie slsls
| tlra, cut he pilgrim WI be some were near tAt
/ sLc,ant spot sld while the sounds Of s7,ilasg It
/ lus.r ais-lJ Jl2 cClos3 Of tA3 C,Dtol ths oh
! man egIH say, "E6ne] Blghllsa fifteenth Prssiier
/ Of El: Uu'si Stztssi what xt3' Aod then nav
ing ia prJbsOal,y srioFn73 hi' last Plgrimsg
70 81 i1augursz'oa re old fellow viii take u2 ri
line OF march lJr ai' aoms IA Yrgnja.
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TOR PRINTING.

e would call The amer s5h or NeyhanS Busipe1s men,
others TO our facilities for executing with prompness
IN superior manner, Ioa PzIrTtsa in iis vsretles,
lites snd colors aud ct share q their Patronage.
lag gone 30 considerable expouse 10 hunE no our JOb
Est 5lshnpul, prepared 10 exeeuta eli kinds OF
IN and Ornamental work. such as Ball TiclBts, Pro
na Cards Of evsy ptio' Circulars, ali varieties
rntlrE 10 Cold silver Bronze Color also, Pamphlets,
,yers Briefs. Checks, Bin Heads, Bills u Ladng Pro-
soy Notes, wsy Bills, Hand ellis etc.. etc. win neat
a and on rsasnnable terms.
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mmtrtiaL
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICER
N--r-rrru March 1857


CoTTON-Sales to-day Of about 50 bales Al llASR Co.
The following may be considered correct quotations for
shls market,
10 STOr. 5kS ~ ~
''''
StIiI
TOBACCO.-salssa at H. Hamilton & Cos. as follows 10;
II IS IS co. Is IS; Is 30; "A %; Q IS, a IS.
COFFEE.-Ihe demand has been unusually active, and
With moderate supply the market very aFm last
qlouonS About 1000 bags have changed hands within the
past week atpcos ranging from Il to Is cts for Far New
Orleans and selected Baltimore.
sUGARThs market FOR all grades continues very aru'
with an upward snteney price, We hear Of sales Of 90
hhtS Common at Ox and several Ter lot. OF Fair and
Choice At prices ranging from IK9I!x.
NoLAssES The market has been active and prices re-
main uneba Sales Of week embr about bb
and Is half bbs al 659O cents for he former and 7O92
for the later.
sALiSeVeT'l Ois o. Liverpool sat have been thrown
on the market within the last week. but prices have under
Gone no change In the demand being large
that wir quiFo further receipts supply Fine sack
Is sell 81 Is 10 ts, and Coarse 81 So Bb salt is
stiIl held at IS cents bushel.
BACON-Tbe market has been more firm within the last
day tNo consequent upon e favorable adv from the
South and prices hog advanced about Ke
We now quote 9H as the selling rate for good lots
LARD.-The receipts have been light and prices have
upward tendency Spectators paying IL cents and in
sOms instances TX for strictly choice lots.
FLOUR.-TransacdOns have not been heavy, In sOnse-
quence Of light receipts which have barely SUFFICIENT
supply the local demand. suPer1ne may be quoted
Sc so, in small lots, and Extra 81 90.
CANDLES Unchanged from our last quotations.
WHISKY The demand has been large and prices tend
upward. Extra Cincinnati brands may be quoted 269
q cents,
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FuhliG ANC.IiGn
AGENCY FOR LOCATING LAND VAR
RANTs IN TIE NOETL NEST.

w 3. STOKES VII leave between the Istand guth Of
w April next, she purose nraung Land Warrants
and investing money In Lands and Town Lots in the 81
OF Iowa, TeTrl uf MnIe expects vie
all psT that and FeTitoT, and the cOury around
Lake Superior Vi and be pro- % invest money S.
lands and locate others the low price Of ten
Al 10 percent investments Ia land and
town prDreFy, All who desire engage his services
will address Inn Liberty DsKab COUNTY, Tennessee
THIS will be HE second trip 20 TIE North for the purposes
above nenon d. aud DO promises give PROMPT and tg
LIANT business that may be consigned TO hin
Csblfl-dLs dzWlm
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CHECK LOST.

'HE public cautioned against trading for Chest No
l59~ drawn the lnk Of Tennessee, BY II 5 French
SuH for sI6 So ard msde payable % W. McClsnnahau
~ bearer dated March g. 1857, has been los5
Pawn nj o. ssd Ghssk has been stopped At tie Bsnk.
RsrGhS-dakH Nv. Ms6LANN AH&N.
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,TEAMEIt fOIk &c.

WILL be sold Al Public Aueu1n. Al the city -
w I Paduosh, Ky, on ATURDAH, the 2lst s4sE-sza
Of March, 9 close Up partnership, the superior -
hE,t draught siss msr SLANCHE LEWIS az she he,
complete running order said boat be ng in her second
TeumsB2000 essh, the residue ACIsdt Of 4 8
@aii5--lS H. 4. HARRISON, Assai.
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POnEP.errso srArrsrros.-Tne Cincinnati r. cury..t


Of the 4ih iDst Gays.
In hurry preparing The returns Of the number OF
hogs packed eTeu Places for our last issue, two
occurred in the hgureF, Of any
ou-nce pWgveT except where, By the addition OF
IheF We made the number packed at LewstOWD, Ill., this
stss n 3, So instead u 265.
During he heard from eleven places lesv
ing ou Eve important points yet g. hear from,
aud he fact that have not yet receive
The shipmen East. the Ene and IT.
aud Ohin railways would have pubishe OuI hna
= st-m"ut The present week.
Thef ing the places heard from during the week
IS Oh larger than expected. The PaTson is l
lJWs:
st season " ll0 hoss'
This season 6,529 hogs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08

WNlU BE R Isl DENCE FOH SALT,
I Will sell nv RgSIUENUB aud about ,hrtv acres Of
GROUND. situated in The beautiful village Of EdgeRed
one mile from the city Of Nashville and fronting
I9u PIKE Fam srIand and HobsOn II probably
one Of The beautiful places In Davidson county,
would make very desirable residence Tor gentleman
Crlune Is 4 also we'll situated up building lots
having about thousand Of fronts Ny object sell
tpg Is To build upon less valuable portion Of my lands
Very favorable viii be given bOih 70 ice and timo.
feb2O-dGLWim e 80 \.
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Augusta Market,
LOuisviIIe ProvisIOn Market.
LoUIEvrLLE, March 5.

LoUBVILLE, March ;.
The provision market very quiet yesterday, and
heard u only Of pork 40 bbls at S2 Moth
ing don bulk Sales Of $50 casks PORK
bacon shoulders &c packed and y casks clear sides
A lc pkges extra. Shoulders held by bacon de a.
e liz for ribbed sides and hams and nc for clear
sides SAL Il2 and " bills Of country lard from
store 20 the trade &c round. There large quantity
Of bacon Ia the country, estm 4ted at fully $4,000 lbs
which sold At further advance The closing yPse
~ we're s rhoulders IOc for boed ides, IOZc
hams and tic for clear side and lax and 3c for prime bb
and key lard.
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LOCAL NEWS.

3IlIe1cUs Norror. Or n. "a HEAELE viii re
II discourse in ihs McKendrss Caurch, tbs
ming. on toe sDuty cf the Church in relation
Chustisn Education
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08

H1Dss AND LEATusR.-I.i IS stated that Bleaoa
Az es b.6es-tao b.sr q-ah,y 10 m'rket-n3# seli
n New Ysk FIR 3l4 cel,s per pound, while lat
Jcuc tse P-e- Hss q c.ats. Tits is rise offully
CO per csnt ia eight uO2lhs, dough the present
supply "a not ess ua1 usual 81 this ssss0n Of the
wear.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08

y Prof W, BRILL, Of Urion University VII
ach his forenoon at the First Bspiist Ch1Tch (;
ostT& in tie evening. The Uuhiie sFe invited.
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(which add % 395 for the made in the
turns tFOn LaWIOWn, in last thus swelling the def
cheney 20 9072 hOE the places heard from during the
This being added the deficiency shown in our last
swes the number deficient to 685 5l7 The total fOt
ing asst ear, all the places heard from 10 date,
Is > 4-4sO2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08

80 TIE peach trees DC he uergaborho'd Of
z OK burg Wss) were IN bloom OF the 10 Of
February.
- The Glasgow (Ev) Journal says that the
7-sca crop ~ that s.Ctoo Of TIE csusuy Las Deen
destroyed by h savsr. wIEter.
TIL HlGUs-T Ysr We notice zoe sale e .w0
rf5s. lfr bs,c5 yes erday q. A. HAMnT5y 5 ware.
h,ls.. 4 lG sOsud l6 s.. The tobacco vas very
f-s id wss raisei By Wills JONES, Of william
,on county. Tie two hhds brought the nice ltd Z
sun OF 1861 AZ
~ The ladies' wi bear il mind tbtttbe spring
o. coins W Tx place Wi g, iIin1y S.E'sT
c- Up.o9 s.-s-t. 20 70 --F 81, when erast All rien
s,sglsg "a Ro q
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FOR SAIL ga REM
4 COMFORTABLE dwelling house, on summer street,
y South Nashve Dr. c. K. Win,l0H'd: containing
Fix good exclusive o. kitchen, Servants room aud
smoke house also s.a.e and carriage house. Apply 20
dss3l-0 RRAAsFORD, MsVVHIRIk6 s. Coz
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C Id WEArHER s. me ueLeoro'Ogis's assert
.at The e aEe cod ard warm cyol,s which return
aoJt every forty O. 6fy yeETs, tie wiz tsrs getting
.9Ia and more severe, lill they 5eaoh maximum,
au they bszia 10 grow uidsr. A German
zc.ence, vic has carefully cts-rvgd She wealth
2 for O Ing rsr.0d, maintains hist the lat bail
ssCa aeca5o sc1ljer than Tie first. L the main
cry is tue, that there ere cod ara WIN y.
'ss, II .rr'e.nz wy chr Et5ers have been telling
uD, lately, that '1here were 10 susa winters
roF-a 5sys as wien they were hoy" Old Feo-
Je howfver sfy tbs 10 loDge-; they aamj. tha-
be w.n.e-s ass quite colo agoiri snl that IS meet
..-:j. dy, cur owl humble opiU on.
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WHrAr Tie Hanaibal CNo) Messenger says
be " e., winch IS row Ora ing to a Close, hs'
zen 81, -ufavoyab's one for The growing crop Of
heat We have heard mrci complaint on the
art o. rasoy farmers in this 1aighh2rhood, ssys
5ny Of diem express the beief that the crops
at usre-. and will fsi short Of an e-ersye. Tie
lied va-sris sail so hsre w'hs cod the viu.-r
much Io.e- .hsu that put IN by tie old pr-crss.
This should be q sufic,n Undue. m 1T for al ar
rars 90 rsa re 2-.L
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIESo-lO'
II bids prime choice Sugar.
100 bbIs Powdered Lnafand Crushed Sugar
$50 bags prime kIo Coffee
100 bbls MOlaSsss.
100 ! bbls DO
90 D rs Old Gov Java and LaFuayra COltse;
SIS bbs HsGkersl, assorted
so dozen Buckets
$50 boxes Star and MOul6 Candles,
200 Kegs Wheeling Nails assorted;
100 boxes Tobacco assorted sr0rds
$4,000 Imported Kegalis Cgars;
10000 assorted brands do
IS boxes = tch Herrings;
tierces Fresh T e.
A. bsgs Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
so boxes Bar soap.
fsblI M&EF CHEATHAA.
I LIQUORS. 900 bbs Pixies Magnolia whisky;
/ 4 Isl bbs Robinson 90 dor
200 bbls Old BJurb6o and Old Reserve do;
lee bbls American Brandy.
50 bbls do Gin;
20 bbia Peach Brandy.
Algoa large stock OF Fine Imported Bran iiss snc
Wiueb, just received and for sale by
febl M&EF CHEATHAa
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SUFHIEF3N SNLEs
Y virtue Of execution directed from the chan
ID ceFy Nashville, at its November rTm l-56 IL
favor Of &. Bren, Clerk and Master, W. e. 1udvl
Robert TndelI, will, SATUED,Y, The lllh day VI
April next XpOe sale at the Yard GLa IL Nsh
vile, highest oder for rash. all the right lille ella
and Interest. that w. aut RON lLde have 10 aud u
certain piece usTc6l or Ly Of Ground, lying and beng U
he county Of Davidson. state Of Tennessre, and cry
Nashville III Ueng Lot No. the division oG Lot
formerly b. John i-de, decd, from ing Market
street lin what Is known College lots g fret aud
ming bark 100 feet. up which Lot is
Brick House. DEED Registered In Book % and page 20
Reyistfr's Office Of Davidson county.
ALSO, all rgnt, ute, claim aud interest that Robert
Tin1elI has aud piece trCel OF Land suaed d
heing the County Hnd Stale Aforesaid Cneg-
Hill south corp ration NJ Nashville. 10 being half al
Lot No as Dc 2 aed In the p Of CAM beIs lots. thai
is to say Southern half Of said LO fronting 81 feet
Mafstt street. running back %? tee alley being the
same Lot that nEveyed t. Martha p Hanks by Richard
Hanks Deed Registered Va Book M pages I52 and 5l
K g,teFs U1ce Of Davicsn couuy. Sale within lgga;
hours. ). n. E"IUNDoONs ShsTlH.
By r. =. CAHEBELL, deputy ShtrG.
maIchl-td-pr,' Zee 50.
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Auction Sale
OF
GR0GBR IES,
Morris & Stratton.

ON WEDNESDAY morning, March llLb 1857 at 10 o.
cInck We wi uHeT At Auction in front OF Store on
Market aTge and well selected stock Of GFJcsT
Wines. IOrs, &c, viz
h1ds Sugar 500 bag fair TO choice Rio
100 bbls MOlssses Coffee
100 haf 5bls Moassss; $50 pack tges MackeFel;
on boxes Cod Fish; 81 boxes Herring,
20 eases Sardines: cases Figs;
50 coils Rope, ass'd sizes GU boxes Fancy Candy;
50 boxes Oranges fine order; 50 dOZ Painted Buckets;
20 hall Bushels; II boxes Va. Tobacco, vaEl-
50 uO0 cigars, various brands Gus brands;
100 BOXES Candies so haf boxes star Candles.
81 ouausr do 50 bxs THliOW do;
$40 Kegs Nails best brands; 100 b0s Magnolia Whisky
gOubbts Whisky, various bT'dg 81 bD hns Whisky, various
9 bbls American Brandy; brands:
3n \ mines do 10 bbls Gin;
Wuh many Other articles In the GTnceIy Line.
mrb5-ld MORRIS Il STRATTON
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). n. CURREY,



gW.WaWFE MINING AND HAALhDAD 20
"a a lad OF this Company undsr contract 70 the
e Vootsn Mines. funds which have been raised IN
New YORK by he sale part Of the Companys PrserTed
stock. c, - -,
,y n nv tousIud iSaFs, end the ciiiE ms OF NASHVILLE
ian fbsy wish ha the privilege Of subscribing oF me
rssrred stock the Bank Of Nashville where su0ssr
~ scor ~ seen len cor tamil Of the New " X
ubserbers Of the preferred stock are sofa " SUD
serbers the rate "f I've dollars per ahaFepaI saae ss
st On coat PAYABLE annually, over and above dvi-
.ds on apiia Stock with bonus Of Is per cent Ot re-
sysd stock thrown n-OR seeOunt ef preferred stock IA
- I'm -
rnisbed with Coal in preference and without hinge ron
es tb1t NAV be established; all others market rates
me brndTed cars viii DO ready on completion 81 The road
40 supD, OF Coal will swsysbs hand 20 ansWer any
demand however gIssti nay De 49,, ., ,,,rv
6-hTo-Iu President ssWansa Mining Company
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CoTToN-Ssles to-day Of about 50 bales At liK9l7 CO.
following may be considered correct quotations for
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New E'1ruls
THE business will be continued O. The Old stand, Ne %
Nor o n Iket street., lu1sr toe yl- % $500
~hg-Im ALrMYER s. PEIkE.
CARD.
VTAVING coll our entire Retail stock Messrs Has
HBuOE q McWHIETER, take pleasure go recommena-
ing them u our customers and The pubic Eensra D.
EVANS. PJRTER & CO.
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HASBR01K&M IWHTRTER.

DEALEHS rs
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
At JHv LID STAND Or
EVANS, PORTER CO.,
10. 81 AARKEz STREET NASHVILLE, TEJH
A WORD To The PUBLIC.
HAVING pursh7 srd he entire stock q Goods Of Ms-
kvaBs, Porter & co AID succeeded them tn t7rr f5lt
Trade, and having added largely 70 heir STOCK ~ ssA
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
we are preBared 90 Offer exra0Td naFy indgceme % par
ehassr- Of DRY GOODS. Our siock fnr ne openink
complete. and embraces every variety oi FaeSL
AND STAP.E DRY GOODS. HAS AND CARS bOOA5
AND SHOES, VAKIEIIEs, &e-
10 FHE LADIES
We Ofera handsome sss0Ftmeat o. hlcn AM
Dress Goods, surpassed Ho Retail House IN me ei HAsa
~ are s-IInE at exceedingly loE prices
Purchasers II Dry Goods will certainly and Il = heir
interest 10 call and stock aHd priess az We are
prepared 20 odsr great bargains any Retail House IN
eiy.
Eba7-u HASBKOOK q McWHiRTER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-11-05
Tbe antelligenter.
COMPLIMENTARY.

A Chicago merchant writes us in q
private letter as follows:
How is St. Charles II
must he flourishing if your excellent
paper is type of other branches OF
business. A wcsternizcd Yankee
"my would have thought Of improving
the mechanical appearance of the In
trlligcnccr. But, 10 that has been
done, and your journal is now gem
that would reflect credit upon any
city cast or west. Don't you pity the
eastern croakcrs? They had taken
from their own magazine material to
explode the West, applied slow
match, and scattered" to q safe dis
tancc as they supposed, soon expect
ing to see the whole West burst into
worthless fragments. The only diff
ference is, that the fuse ignited their
magazine, blowing the plottcrs skv-
ward, and, l am sorry to say, clam
ing" many innocent persons for life.
The West has only suffered from the
dust and fragments in their descent.
The West is all right if the East will
only take care of itself Chicago has
withstood the shock better than anv
other city in the Union.
When l visit your city I hope to
find corner lot for sale, and the
city and country all fancy it is.
Yours truly.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-11-05

When the fire broke out recently
upon the roof of Mr.. Harrington's
shop in this city, much anxiety was
expressed Oh the part of several citi-
zens for the safety of the county rec
ords which arc kept in an adjoining
building. The county has no fire
proof safe, and we would suggest the
Importance purchasing one at once.
Should the records be burned up, there
would be sad havoc among the titles
to property in the county, and many
who now fancy themselves rich-in
lands-miSht suddenly become penni-
less. We also urge, once more, that
chimncys be substituted for stove
pipes which now project through the
roofs of quite too many buildings.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-11-05

Rev. G. +. Braytun has our thanks
for some towering plants and a
spruce shade tree, brought from Indi-
ana. He has lately returned from
the Hoosier state with quantities of
these articles, and VIC understand will
spare few to his friends. The fact
that no evergreen trees grow in this
section makes these young spruccs
a desirable acquisition for the front
yards of our dwelling houses.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-11-05
Horses EStray.

FlND whom it may concern:--Takc notice that
i AN appraisment OF certain Estrays certi-
ed by Nelson Shattuck, Justice of the Peace,
has been filed in the office of the County Clerk,
this 10Th day Of September, a. ID. 1857, 10 wit:
A dark brown or black horse, with white
star OF strip in the forehead, and the hair IN
his ecsmixed with white; about Ii hands high
and seven or eight years old. Appraised at
$500, Also, Il chestnut sorrsl mare with
u star in the forehead; three white feet; small
Flemish in the left eye; about IA hands high
Appraised at $4,000. w. L. GAYLORD,
2-3m3 CLERK Of Floyd Co Iowa.
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BRADFORD, IOWA.
&c. &c. &c.

Nc. Nc. Nc.
that are there exposed to view. We might 90
on with "A myriad host Of articles that you want
and are bound to go to Corcy's and buy, but
come and see and you will he satisfied We
have every thing YOU can desire in the way of
Dry Goods from II Shilling Calico To Italian
Silks Dress and Fancy Goods, Il large and
carefully selected stock, and bound 10 he sold
cheaper than can he bought at any Regulator
or Emporium, either in this or any other town
i'm the West
Our Clothing Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes,
are unsurpassed for material style and dura-
bility, and having bought orr goods at the
lowest wholesale prices and ut the best Eastern
Houses. We are confident that we can offer bet
ter bargains than have ever been made in the
Cedar Valley.
We are now receiving fine lot of table and
pocket Cutlery, Tin ware. Wooden and Willow
ware and Groceries Of all kinds including Teas.
Ccffcc Sugar, Molasses, Starch. Salcrat,s. Gin
naInon, Gloves Pepper, Ginger, Rice, Easins,
Figs, Confcctionarics and so ON and SO forth.
In fact every thing in the wide world that is
nice and good in the Grocery line, from that
nice Golden Syrup and clear White Sugar, for
the tidy housewife. up to those delicious Ma
la.a Riisins and tit bits . for the Children
and young folks. y
Fellow Citizens and Strangers walk in and
examine our assortment. We are here to sell
goods and make money, aud We are bound to
do it, We are going to get itch FOR the very
simple reason that every body will trade with
us because we are selling for just u fair living
profit We are bound to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. and lce2s cheaper
FOR CASH.
Remember that and come to corcys City
Exchange, and be suited.
50 l.. COltEG.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-11-05

Mr.. Geo. Dunbar made all hands
glad the other evening with a dish
full of bouncing great apples. He has
just returned from Illinois with sever
al bushels of the same sort, and also
large supply Of fruit trees, shrub
berry, &c.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-11-05

Farmers, have you sufficiently pro-
tccted your stacks of hay and grain,
your fences and buildings, against de-
struction by the fires which are sure
soon to be raging on the prairies ? If
not bear in mind that delays are
dangerous.