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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-23
MopR OF INSTRUCTION..

Mops OF INSTRUCTION.. r...
Eac, department OF Book Keeping embracing Indi-
vidual Partnership Accounts Mercantile and Manuac-
turing Bsnkin. and Exchange, Commission and For
wardns, Steamboa.ng, &C., is taught in an entirely
original manner.
Students may enter at any time and complete the
plea ure there being class arrangement to
interfere with their progress Zach pupil can have
tho privilege Of reviewing at any Time Persons Of or
binary abilities may become competent to manage any
set Of Books In from to 10 weeks.
FREE LEcTUREs will be given trwcekly during the
Wintcr by distinguished bu.iness If this city, in
addition to the regular popular and scientific course
For full cour.c, (tinae unlimited. Including Book
Keeping, Practical Penmanshir, Commercial Calcu-
lstion, and Lectures, $50, 90
Ladies' Course, as above, 1000
Coop BOARD can DO obtained In private families It
from 81 so to 3 per week. The whole expsnss Of the
full oourre including board, tuition, stationery and
diploma need not exceed SOS.
ROCKFORD il justly noted as being one Of the most
thriving healthy, moral and romantic cities in the
West. students here enjoy every possible advsn-
taxe, aud acquire first cass Business Education for
one half the usual expcnse in larger sitice.
OuR FACILITIES for practical instruction cannot b
surpassed in this country Catalogues containing par.
sicaars will be sent free upon application by letter or
otherwise.
L. W. BURNiIAM. Principal, and Professor Of Ton.
manship, Book kee:ing md the Laws OF Trade.
II. A. RICHARDS, E.q., Prof. OF book Keeping, Com.
mcrcial Calculations and Higher Mathematics.
Hon. ANSON s. MILLER, Lecturer ON Political Econ.
osny and the Lanv Of Nations.
Hon. JAS. L. LOOP, Lecturer on Commercial Law. 81
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&ES E3&
NJ. q. WALKERS
". Westerns Stage Line!

INCUR HORSE COACHES will leave the
II American House, M Grcgor, daily at ~
o'clock A. NJ, or Immediately upon arrival Of
the morning train from Milwaukee and Chicago,
and the Steam Ferry from Prairie du Chen
The traveller to DEBORAH, New Oregon and
Usage. or to West Union. Bradford and st.
Charles, will not be delayed if he takes this
line, by any failure to connect at intermediate
points on his way West or North West.
At DEBORAH the line is continued to st. Paul
and the various towns Of Minnesota, and to
those wanting to sec the country the Land rout !,
is far preferable to river passage.
EXTRAS to accommodate all who come. will
be furnished at very short notice, on application
to D. w. FREEMAN,
Agt. at M'Gregor.
DIV Freeman is also the Agent for the ILL.,
nois Central X. Road. n37 6m
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FToduCol

ProduCo3
MARINERS and all others ore hereby informed thas
i we arc now ready to Store Produce Of all kinds
until Spring, at easonable rates.
To those indebted TO We would say that ~ vii
pay the
HIG EST RIOES
for Wheat, Oats, Corn, Pork, Beef, Horses Hogs.
Sheep Wood, Cattle, any other article which can b
tortured into pay.
This is our LAST CALL on the delinquente and II
this offer is not accepted We will rssort to Law.
JONES Il Bass.
Mcsrcgor, Iowa, Nov. 7th. olu
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BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS
FOURTH YEAR OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
THE FAMOUS
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTING!
i. PURCHASED At COST or <lsO,O0o ~
AND POWERS WORLD Renowned sTArcE OF TINE
CIR e Elk SLAVE!
R.-purchascd for six thousand doar., with several
hundred other works Of art In paintings, Sculpture
and Bronxes, comprise the premiums to be awarded to
: tho subscribers OF the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
who ,uhscrihe before the 2s,h Of January, 1885, at
which time the awards will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber Of three dollars Il entitled to
copy Of the large and splendid Steel Engraving,
entitled "MANIFEsT DESTINY" also to
A copy Of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal cue year,
4 Certificate In the Award Premiums, al.o
free admission to the Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan
GALLERIES.
Thus II is seen that every three dollar paid the SUBJ
teEiber -. only receives =
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVING!
but, also, the beautifully illustrated
TWO DOLLAR ART JOURNAL, ONE YEAR.
Every subscriber Il al presented with Certificate
In the award. Of Premium, by which valuable work
a. Art !" Painting Or sealp.are may ~ rscsssd m
to the value VI 1--WE dollars, and certificate graii
Any QUO Of the leading . Magazines Y furnished,
Instead q .aa A., desired
s,tnE hve membership. rensins tls. ere entitled to
an extra engraving, and six tickets.
Art Jonrnal which contains over sixty splendid En-.
i Will sent to all peron. Who Do irs to subsesibs On
''i x%s..s. a'' p0'csf 'i DfRt
SIS broadway, New York.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE r hereby given that the undersigned hes
~ been duly appointed By the County Court Of
clayton Co., Administrator Of the estate OF PETER
EASTMAN, deceased, late Of Clayton Go. All perlous
having claims against raid estsse must present the
same - the undersiynsd at the town Of Aclissgor
J. Z. EJONENAN, Adm's
Aec:syos, Nov. 5ta, 1867. 90
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C. hrO mic Diseases
Such Dyspepsia. Weak Breast, Liver Complaint, Gen.
eral Debility. Fever and Ague Cankcr or Sore
Throat, Weak Eyes, Spine and Kidney Disease,
Old Sores, Coughs and Colds. 4-
In The above named Diseases it only needs to DO fae.
fully used, and q
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Worth. Western
Wholesale Drug House.
BROWER & VAN DUZER.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Front Street, PRAIRIE Du CHEN, Wisconsin.
Opposite tho Ferry Landing.
DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
IL Oils, Window Glass. Druggists Glass W are
Brushes, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Naval
Stores, Wines, Liquors q Cigars.
10000 lbs. White Lead.
10 Bbls. Linseed Oil.
30 Spirits of TurFenine.
20 Varnish.
10 Camphene.
20 Burning Fluid.
10 Putty, in Bladden.
20 Refined Whale Oil.
40 Alcohol
5000 1bs Snow White Znic.
200 OF. Quininc.
1000 Boxes Window Glass.
1000 Gallons Choice Wines and Brandies.
10000 Foreign 4 Domestic Cegars.
We arc prepared to fill orders for the above,
together with all articles connected with the
Drug Trade, which will be priced at the lowest
rates and forwarded with dispatch.
n3O If. BROWER Il VAN DUZER.
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Grand Masquerade Ball.
The Greatest amusement erer offered to
the Nc Gregor public.
New Years Eve, Dec. 3lt,
American HALL.

The arrangements in charge Of Z committee Of
gentlemen who are familiar with the European manner
Of getting up such aud the public may
rely upon witnessing exhibition Of the most rerpee-
-tsbe and interesting character. The strictsst
der will be preserved.
SEA Brass Band Of eight Performers IL engaged to
play.
Tickets Of Admission to the Hall, ONE DOLLAR, 70
he had at the Post once aud ut wexel 4 Glarners
Jewelry store. a@
J. Werdrr, +. Stuam,
J. Turk, J. Clernens,
s II. Wigand, II. Outheil,
E.s .. r. Walter, L. Iiartwig,
J.. Nellwig, NJ. Knight,
J. Walter, J. EmAaal,
sr NJ. Mal.kiy, Y. Daubenherser,
W. FrohWein, A. Kuhman,
J. 4puhlsr, W. wsssl,
w. schmidt, J. Andre. 81
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B.aKERT
MI BERNATZ would announce to The
lV McGregor Public. and to Travellers that
his Bakery is again in successful operation.-
Every article usually found in m establish
ment Of this kind, will be kept constantly tbe
sale.
~ Fresh Ale d Beer viii always be found
at his shop, one Door West AZ the American.
McGregor. May lst A30 t.
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Cure is Certain.

DR.. J. d. Smith, vol known Druggist Of high
standing in Richmond Ky, under date of January 10,
1857, says cdr Bakers Panacea is doing wonders In
this in the way Of healing the SICK the
remarkable that Of old citizen Of this plaee,
who had been suffering from rheumatism for fifteen
years. lie Is we'll and for the great blessing he
now enjoys in the shape Of uninterrupted good
health, he is indebted to your Invaluable Panaeea
Bolles, Smith & Co., Proprstors, Chicago, III.
Sold by MaRRILL 4 BARRON, McGrsRor; 8. HLLs-
WORTH. Elkader ARMSTRONG & Co., H!gin WAIsRa
Bro, DEBORAH II. FAIRBANKS, Prairie du Chisn-
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HUDSON sURR, WILLIAM ". JosErH.
J. STEWART LOVE, J. eoRiAs BULLOCK.
Bullock, Joseph, & Co.
Successors to G.. W. Burton II Co.
Produce and Provision,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants, (Lcuee, Bct,een 2nd and 3rd &rests.)
DUBUoUE, Iowa.
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NOTICE.

WILLIAMS t. HARVEY would request
those having Notes and Accounts overdue to
call and settle Immediately and especially
those that promise to pay tomorrow. or next
time in town. Those not being prompt and up
to their promises will oblige ~ by not asking
credit. WILLIAMS 4 HARVEY
Sept. 80. 1857 II
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THE CANDIDATES AT TAZEwEII

Our friends continue to pour in upon the most
encouraging accounts of the discussions between
the candidates for Governor at different places
Gen. Harris by his frank and manly bearing, his
evident honesty of opinion, his clear exposition Of
Democratic principles, and the easy confidence with
which he handles his competitor, gives universal
satisfaction his party, and challenges the re-
spect and admiration of all high minded gentlemen
Of the opposition.
We received on yesterday lengthy report from
Tazewell, which the press of other matter cOmpels
us to omit 1t is written in the same tone of satsfac
ton and confidence that characterize all the letters
we have received.
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POLITICS IN LnAsyILLE.

The Louisville Democrat, a. adverting upon the
deplorable condition of afa ~ to which that city
has been reduced by the dew: ting reign of Know
Nothingism, presents the fol lag sad picture:
at is felt by all good cit: of Louisville, that
politics in this locality have - me exceedingly low
and disgusting. No principlsN to turn the scale
but efficient rOwdyism is to So ~ the question. The
issue is, shall the legal voice 81 this city be heard
at the polls not whether or g udidate or the 9TH
er shall get majority of the" es, but whether q
large class shall vote at ala sd whether we can
vote in peace. We have got ~ the condition of
freemen. If the rest of the n were in the same
condition, the day of repubL alsm would be about
at its close. Anarchy, the fo amer of despotism,
would be already installed. StFortunatey for the
country, and unfortunately Xr Louisville this To-
cality is an exception. Lou Vile and two other
cities have become bye-words names of reproach-
not to say contempt. We gr4pt that the whole sub
ject is disgusting. The poll, - of Louisville and
her politicians have ceased 10 be respected or re-
spectacle in the eyes of the ,Jrld. 1t is associated
with Plug Uglysm. We need not quarrel about ru-
ling America, when it is a question whether we can
vote in peace We deny all responsibility for this
state of things. We foresaw it, and demonstrated
against it from first to last Such copperhead pol
itics as have been inaugurated here incompati-
BILE with the peace of any community; and are
more pernicious to the party that engages in them
than to any other. We do not charge the present
condition of things upon the whole of the opposition.
1t must be as disgusting to the of them as to
others. They have as much interest in peace and
order as we have. They ready to grant to all
their legal rights at the polls. This is all that is
asked. Less than this freemen should not be salts
fed with"
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GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudoIton, Saxony, has "a
~ ken an ONCE at No. 10, Front Clark and Of
ers his services 10 the citizens OF Nashville the relief and
cure Of Female Complaints Of all kinds; Serofua In is
worst forms; Consumption, rheumatism nd DrOpsy. His
experience and pracee In regard these similar ds
eases nave been such 10 enable him guarantee p8rsc
cure II treated or taken In time.
For sale above, very superior article Of Stomach
Bisters, OF his invention and manufacture, tozsthsr
with . variety Of other medicines. [fsb7-Iy
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re- A New York paper saws


In the year of grace 1882 there was very fussy
and bosterous outside party in the presidential fight
known as the anti-MasOnic party. Organized under
the auspices of ThurlOw Weed, Seward, and Fillmore,
over the dead body of counterfeit Morgan, and
having for its object the political determination of
a charitable society," of which George Washington
had been member, this anti-MasOnic party in 1882
created almost as great clamor as did the Know
nothings of1856 over the poor old Pope ofRome. And
there is this other singular coincidence in the two
cases. The anti Masons in 1882 carried one State
for their csndidate-Vermont, with seven electoral
votes; and the Know-Nothngs of 1856 carried one
State-Maryland, with eight electoral votes-giving
''Sam" only one majority over Morgan. Such are
the vicissitudes Ofdesperate gamblers in the perous
trade of politics.
Rising into political distinction, side by side
'over good enough Morgan till after the election"
where now do we find Messrs, Seward and Fillmore?
The one still in the field, plotting and working for
Presidential nomination by sectional party, the
other most awfully defeated sectsrisn candidate
in 1885, and silently ignored by his party in 1857
viii it next be the turn of Master Seward? We don't
known but yea nay, the problem is in process Of
solution.
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CASTINGS Steel Crow Bars, Wsgon boxes, Iron safes
~ Axes Sheet, Boiler and Bar lron-A large and well
serted stock store and for sale 70 the trade at Msnuse
prices. HOLLIhGSWORTH eco.
julys No, 6, Market, street,
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John Hall, and others,

William J. Hail. and others,
nNmoton, and appearing the clerk and master, that
~ William J. Hail. Lewis Hall, children and heirs of Polly
Hall and Wesley Hall, residents Of this state II il
hereupon ordered that publication be made for 30 the
UNION AMERICAN, published in Nashville Tenn,
curing said defendants appear the in the
town of Carthage Tenn the second Monday in August
1857 then and there to plead demur complain
aus b aud defauls thereof The will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing parts to
A. MOORE,
July l2-prs. fee % Cleak & Master.
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ADMINISTRATORS, SALE.


ON Saturday, the 18Th July last premises AZ II
~ oeOezs will sell, 4 OF one, and three
years, for notes payable in Bank satisfactorily secured
without interest that valuable House lot broad
street al the corner Of High, belonging Of
TN New This properly sold By express directions
Martin New In his will for distribution among bis exatees
lue undOubted The lot fronts IS feet
Hign- IL prominent corner, being nearly opposite Inc
SOntnsTn Rail Road. J. B McFsRRlN,
admir- Of Martin New, with will annexed.
Err. GLAscOcA, Auctioneer
july l..
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vs..
Have Cadfar and okheru

Henry Sadler and others,
I'm notion appearing the clerk and master Of
said court, that Henry Sa1er, Henry Mullins Bard Null
lins Mahaa Muns Esther Mullins, Francis Mullins, Leigh
ton Mullins, Louisa g. Mullins, or Louisa E. " Ilians are
resident defendants; 1t s thereupon ordered that pub
cation be for 30 days in the UEIoN AMERIoAN
published in Nashville Tenn requiring the sad deie2 danIs
appear house. in the of Carthage, Tenn,
the second Monday in August thea and there TO
Plead answerer demur the will be taken for con-
fessed and set having o. parte. A. MOORE,
July ~ Drs. f. g So Clerk & Master.
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

SOuthefn FaC1f1C railroad,
ON the first day OF August books
~ at this place for above road will be finally closed.
All wish subscribe for tn stock allotted this
10 600 shares must do before that day. AS the
company have for all present wants. approved
New Orleans win be received equal cash,
turing within eight months, the discount
charged by city Banks.
informed that seventy miles Of the road
der the have been provided meet the
and demands of the Contractors Messrs. John
Grant Co.. OF Georgia Their ability aud experience in
addition to the foregoing facts of the
getic construction of this enterprise. The
vered for u of the road with grade Of 20 miles
All the rights, rsnch &c, of The Company, when 20
miles be peted, pla ed beyond fore cOnn-
gency any kind. Tue lime within when finish 20 miles
Is the 10th of February, 1855.
iulyIO BP N.HOBSoN, Agent.
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE-JULY
RIFLES 1877
&. s. Bradley,

bocksL0n HarfIst and DINERS,
ON notion and appearing the satisfaction ofthe clerk
Osnd master, that Buxton Harris resident this
Sae Il Is thereupon ordered that publication made
30 days in the UNIoN AMERICAN published in Nashville
Tenn repairing said Buxten appear the
town Carthage the second Monday In Asgust
and there plead demur to painants
BILL or the be for confessed and for
hearing en- parte totnem. A. MOORE,
fuiy ll-Drs Clerk & Master
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LARGE SALE AT AUCTION
Machinery, Iron and Tools.

zee NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY vii
ell 70 the highest bidder, a. their establishment in
WEDNESDAY, 18TH JULY NEXT,
ne enuis stoek o. Aachney, Tools &C. The property to
Oe 70 part OF the following articles viz:
Presses, Boring Machines, etc '' AiAAAoS' 0s
Slaekmlths' Tools, Vices, Anvils Hammers.
AonSs hencnes, etc Also, number of steam Rnones-
various sizes, partly finished An endles. vs1istv nnn
sned nssalneIy Aso great variety assorted wrought
Most OF the unfinished machinery was more or les. DANA
sed BY the recent Ore said establishment in
OF wAcn us expected that ane opportunity win Offer 10
buy bargains. Baeksmhs, Mechinsts and PoundrV men
are particularly requested 70 attend. =
TERMS OF SALE
Cash for all sums under one hundred dolsFs Ror all
sums over one hundred dollars months, time h tive
approved endorser notes payable In bankto Be- complied
with In every case before securing property.
mo. B. JOHNSON,
June p, 1857 ID Prsst. N. N. Co.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Nashville. July ], 1857. !
THIS Bank has declared dividend Of cent out Of
the proft for the last months and 3per cent out ofhs
uTnlns nroa making per- payable N The Stock no
erhasdre son demand, Ijuly3-ImI D. WEAVER, CO
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State of Tennessee,
Montgomery county.
Personally appeared D. N. Kennedy, President of
the Northern Bank IF Tennessee, and made oath
that the above is true statement of said Bank to
LIST of July, 1857 to the best of his knowledge and
belief.
July I, 1857. CHAS. BAILY,
Justice of the Peace
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The undersigned, candidates for Congress in the
9Th Congressional district, have agreed on the fol-
lowing appointments, at which times and places
they will address their fellowitizens in Rutherford
countv.
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Fisher, WheIeSs & Co.

(sUcoEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE CO.
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Marx,t street.
Nashville, Tenn, will devote particular attention 10 al
business entrusted to them: iuys-tf
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

TIHE Nashville lnufacturng Company will offer for sale
the premises the highest bidder,
Monday, Goth day of July
that valuable ofground recently occupied machine
shop and locomotive works, uaed the bank of Cum
berand fronting about $50 feet Water street, and
about the the harf being from $50 TO 200 ieet In
depth Said ground will pc sold in lots test fronting
said Water street, running through 70 said Wharf.
On the day and place the wharf lot $50 feet be-
tween said lots and river will offered the highest
bidder Suitable maps said grounds will De furnished
the day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
One, and thrse years. with interest from date, with
two approved encOrserS notes payable in bank and er
retained on the properly.
By order Of the Board. JNO. B. JOHNSON,
june 5 Is57-td Prost. N. NJ. Co.
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PURTICS SPEAKING

Messrs. Looney and Thompson will address their
fellow-citizens at the following times and places:
PRYOR Smiths, Tuesday, July 18th.
Hiilsboro. Wednesday % 18th.
Csyce's Springs, Thursday 10Th.
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70. EDWARDS,


wARDIEG MERCHANT,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
M HHDS Prime TO Choice Sugar;
1UO so bols Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
200 bags Prime Rio Coffee;
81 I" Old Govt Java Coffee;
100 bbls and half bbI5 Rebolled Molasses;
$50 whole. half aud quarter boxes Star CsndIess
100 boxes Summer Mould do;
100 5" Soap;
$50 - Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
800 &c Assorted GassWase,
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, Brsds and Spikes, assorted
so bags Pepper spice and Ginger,
20 9 ). S. Almonds;
20 60 Engli-h N'alnuts and FiIbeTts;
IS cases halt and quarter boxes Sardines;
10000 Imported Cigars;
$4,000 various brands Cigars
so dsZen Painted Buckets
30 do Tubs;
50 cases Matches;
25 coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes
Iulyn 10. EDWARDS.
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$4,000 Reward

$4,000 Reward !
will pay thousand dollars for the sppre-
4 hensiOn and delivery in Jail IN MurfreesbOrOugh,
Tennessee, of JOHN FLY murdered my David M
Thompson on the 29th Of June, lo57.
JOhn Fly abOuttwenty years OF about Ve feet
two tire inches high and weighs hundred and
twenty pounds. lie o. rather delicate eneminate
sppeaa ce, complexion rather saOw high cheek bones,
large mouth for Of his sze short and features
generally 6sltened in appearance, dark hair and
and have a small mole black his He is
educated and easily readily his voice
rather efemnae; has but little beard, and generally
dresses neatly. JOHN THOMPSON,
July eth, Is57.-d&w9m Ocdbeha county, Miss.
II ? One Thousand Dollars viii be psld for any infOrma-
ton that will lead 10 the arrest Of John Fly
NO. FARM FOR SALE.
THE undersigned will sell highest bidder, the
i Public Spare in the town of Franklin, Williamson
county, MONDAY S9th inst, credit of and
months, notes payable bank well endorsed and
tained los good land the State of Tennessee
afor1s, in the beA of celebrated P-rSps seemen
About 3J of said land is well timber d, the remainder
in high state of cultivation. IL Is situated the West
apeh turnpike road, miles of Franklin adjoining the
lands Of Perkins, Davis, shy, Brown and
II milton.
desiring good Farm in of the healthy
locations in The state, would do well call upon the under
sgned, who will take pleasure in showing tbs premises
information desired obtained calling Dr.
J. W. Morton, No. 30 Cedar street, Nashville
EO C.COOK,
k. NJ BWING,
July IO--td Agents.
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Wheat. Wheat
Frederick Bier,

ME will be constantly The Market Wheat for which
w We will pay The highest Mars Ell prices.
JulJS-u FISHER, WhELRSS & co.