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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25

100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON & Co, Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON & Co, Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, sor sale cheap by
DILLON & CO., Is College 81.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON co Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON CO., is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON & co., Is College
400 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE for sale cheap by
aug25-tf DILLON * CO., Is College st
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24-Ships Golden
Cross from Valencia, James Nesmith" from
Boston, .'Cybil'' from Bordeaux and bark
1Union" from Boston. fl7 a-r.fa9u
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DANCING ACADEMY,
GERMAN HARMONIC HALL,
No. Market street,
viii open on Tuesday, July 27tlE 1858.
WIT yTstUr VUNCENT

TINE celebrated Professor ana Teacher, am
i New Orleans ana Memphis, would <.
spectfully announce to the Ladies and Gen Al -
tiemen OF Nashville that she has been solicit 49,
ted by many citizens Of this city 20 open DANCING
ACADEMY The success and encouragement she has
met with in every city where she has taught gives Der
hopes for the same here. She will teach the celebra
ted and fashionable Lancer's Quadrille IN classes 81
egLt at private residences and at the Academy, and
the following Fashionable Dances:
Lancer's Quadrilles, Ia Narsoyia,
Gallon Quadrflles, Redowa
German Polka, L'Esmeralda,
Saloon Polka Five Tine Waltz,
Polka Mazarka, Three Time Waltz,
Ia Siclenne, spanish Dance,
Noscowiska Crcassian Circle,
Gallopade, FiremRn's Dance,
Ia syiphidc, Pas Suel
In addition nanceS for Masters and Misses.
The Flower lance, In Cachucha,
The shawl Dance, Swiss Dance,
Highland Fling, Hornpipos,
Filtration Polka, IaNeapolitane-
NIGHT CLASS.
For Gentlemen-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, from tIi 10 =. NJ.
EVENING CLASS
For Masters, Little Misses and LAdies-Iaesdays,
Thursdays aud saturdays, from till 8 Pm
Musical Department by Prof. Z. BLANK.
For Of Tuition enquire OF Madame vincent, at
her residence, Commercial Hotel and al the Academy
al class hours.
a. Al the end Of the session there will be an tx
hIbiIion and Fancy Dress Bail.
MADAME VINCENT has IN her possession letters OF
recommendation from several 81 the respectable cit
gems OF New Orleans, Memphis, and other places,
which she viii take Great pleasure in showing 10
chose who may wish 10 examine them.
angS2-3m
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NO. rs College street.
IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Planters.
sa>FoRp's RECIPRocATIsG
ortabie Farm q Plantation Mill,

fPAIfNFfp AARSH, lsSs-)
-,Og. Grin Ing fssg EaF stacx, and Corn or other
Z sr4ia tn every variety, suited fur faFnii5 use,
a by simply changing the plates Will grind ITuts
,nss Printers lux Emery, ke. kc- The priiscipe
tlsiz NIL Is entirely ne~ and is advantages over
! ser, RorkEF Mia highly important Isl IL Is
.ssc durable having foar ufes the grinding surface
aay Rosary MN repairing the same snaotsnt of
. ever md. About hall the ps~er > sased a. The
.sst4uce 5 al wlshlR inch Of the centre q TIE
h.rt. ard Thrs nalae Is tidzreat capacities
% be thrned By hand az varied Ia saii araoaBf
4 uusscr e al altnost unniied extent sh i can be
s,ure hzsed al Eass FsucE 9Th rs extreme snsiici
X enahes persnE q less than Ordinary cap<rny O.
seaoSe fhe ast plates aud repAre thetH - nes
sas-< eth TIE Flazes be reptaref ~ czk set "a
excr-f al sa Tfh- Il viii net clog, tie roeipfucas
ms in0sios esusbned ~fn TIE peeelsf dress a the
,.t-s fr a fap<esibts- sth Il aecales bot
lst.a resu aud i easily renewed frem siaee - Fl2ee
II : sanahie e griaslng zach szrser elzafity az
grsa fAan 1ly other Nj, vlA the sPpeaSsloa q tbs
- sae asnoaat I'll poae<- ~
ne subseresr has The syeiezivs rghi . AL lss
- glcHARn BRITAIN.
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Five Shares Building AssOcia-
tim. Stuck

Dyer Pearl & Co., VS.. Z. +. Ligier and others.
Tn pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court, at
Il Nashville, in the above cause, will sell, at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, FIVE SHARES NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
STOCK, or so much OF the same may be necessary
10 pay complainant s debt and costs
J. E GLEAVES,
sspt15-td Clerk & Master.
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Commercial.

Z 4 From the New Orleans Picay1me, Sept. q
> C0TTON.-They receipts of cotton yester-
day were as follows: Az
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Flute and Guitar.

THE subscriber proposes 10 form Class in this
City, for the purpose OF giving instructions upon
the FLUTE and GUITAR. Persons desiring 10 JOIN
class upon either Of these Instruments will please
leave their orders the Music Store Of j. NJ Mcclure
Jno. b. West Benson n Co. He submits the
following recommendation for the satisfaction OF
those who do not know him. H. J. FARMER.
COLCAmA, Aug. s, 1855
Mr. FARNER;-l take great pleasure in recommend
ing Won teacher Of Music, and l YOU that
have been very much leased with the progress in
my son Alfred, taught by you.
Respectfully, I. RUDD ADAM.
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Lots ON Bell street. Edgefield.

John Nixon o. D. waIling and A. t. Raymer.
IN pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, at May Term, 1858, in above cause, l
will sell, the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
10Th DAY OF oCTOBER NEXT, the property descnb-
ed in the pleadngs in this case and being parcel Of
ground lying the West side OF Bell street, and be
tween Foster and Wetmore streets, in Edgeheld-
This property has been divided in Six Fine Lots, Of
good size and good depth, and three of them have
houses upon them; and will be sold on six and twelve
months credit, for notes and approved security-len
TO be retained and sale FREE FROM REDEMPTION
er j. z. GLEAVES,
sept1s-td Clerk Master.
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Railroads.

which has fixed Kentucky City as The center of net,
work OF railroads stretching and afording con.
necuons IN all directions with the interior and with
the cities and lakes Of the North and Cast and rami
lying throughout The whole South and West
That the public may not be led OF by suspicions
thHt TINS Is mere city on paper, request YOU to
enqulre-to come and see for yourselves
See the map-kentucky City Is the northern termi-
nus Of the Great Mobile and Ohio Railroads.&c. miles
long see also our railroad connection by Union City
and along the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
VIA Paris and GAINESVILLE 9" Nashville I7O miles Al
SO, by kenton and along the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road 10 Memphis about loo miles. Also, via. Jack
son, Tenn, Holly Springs, Canton and Jackson Miss
To New Orleans, 500 miles Also, via. Curinth thence
along the Moiaphs and Charleston Railroad u Tus-
cumbia, Huntsville, Chattanooga Knoxville. and The
hs'st and with Atlanta, and savannah, Georgia Al
So by the Fulton and Texas Railroad VIA Little Rock
through To Arkansas and Texas a. the Pacific Ocean
Aiso-by the Iron Mountain railroad 10 ST Louis
$50 miles Also, by the : '
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RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.
Nothing else does me any Good.

LANCASTER c. H., $ C., May, 1856.
Or. O. NJ jackson, Philddeip dear Siy:-I
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia for number Of
which would afford me relief. Fortunately, for me,
heard Of DR.. HooGands German Bi:ters, and thought
| would try them not however, with much faith that
l should be benefited by their
To my surprise I found that on taking few doses
was relieved Of the pain in my side and chest my APP
petite became good gained strength and in fact felt
stronger and in better health than had for IA long
time do not allow yseIf to be out Of the Btters
If can obtain them FOR nothing else does any good
am willing at all times and ready To state my
any one who may wish tO know the full particulars,
aud shall with pleasure recommend them u all who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
for believe IL any thing will give them relief they
viii b. relieved by Honlaud's German Bttcrs. Ma
ny persons In this district have used the Bters with
beneficial results, and have doubt you could get
a number Of ccrncaes We're yoT "a ask them, for 10
my certain knowledge quite number have been very
much hencbttcd by the use of your medicine.
almost forgot % mention that my daughter, about
six years ~ age, cured OF Jaundice by Hood tnd's
German B.tteTs. ] think best his as
have never known them used in any ether case of
the kind. Respectfully yours,
A. HALES, Silversmith.
Witness, J. d. GLENN.
For sale the Principal once, AIS Arch ST.. Phila
dehia, and sold by druggists and store keepers
In every and village the United States, Cana
das, West Indies, and South America rs per
the wrapper OF each bottle sepI-lm
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Ghanfffrp Sales
Wilson Spring Lot.

Thos. B. McEweH and others Nance & Matlcck-
Tn pursuance of decree OF the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in the above cause, will sell at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY. THE Esd
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT son credit of 1, 2 and 3
years without interest," Lot No "a in the plan of VIII
son Spring properly. This Lot fronts 90 feet Vine
street-extends through TO High street-ncludes the
Big Spring, and contains about q of acre. and will
be sold whole divided suitably.
~ ,...- r--- s-- J. E 6LEAYES,
septl5-td A Clerk Master.
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TWO FREE-SOH LOTS.

AM offering private sale until the 9th of Octo-
her next, two beautiful Building Lots situated on
the Franklin pike, Spruce street, just beyond
Broad, free from taxation, and in of the most de-
sirable ncighbUrhOods in the city. said Lots front
each SO feet Spruce street, running back $50
10 a 10 feet alley. We Will give u bargain in these
lots, and sold by that time VIII be offered
public sale at the Court House gate.
For further particulars enquire of
l.. r. GLASGOW,
sept2l-u Real Estate Agent.
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pp Celegrapb.
Arrived.

Yellow Fever. ~
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 24-Deaths from yell
low fever yesterday &c. -
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? New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 20, P. NJ
"a E0TT0N-The demand has been active again to-day
and although the supply light, the sales have
amounted to about 900 bales. Prices very full,
but without any quotabie advance, and repeat
ipu
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-21
MoNoyA, CLAYTON Co., April 18th. SO

Mcssrs. Editors In the Times of the 18th,
there is on article entitled, "School Election
wherein you say that at the election to be held
on the first Monday of May, there shall be
elected President. Vice President, Secretary
and Treasurer of the common school. These
officers, together with Director to be elected
from each school district in the Township, will
form what the new Law styles, "the Township
Board Of Education.
have read the law over, and think diff
ferent construction Can be put On it. Section
of the law says that at said meeting in May
merit, there shall be elected one President and
Vice-President, and one Secretary, wAo, to-
gether with one Director from each sub dis
trct, to be elected as hereinafter provided, shall
constitute board of directors for the district, and
shall hold their offices for one year, and until
their successors are elected and qualified they
shall also at the same time and place elect one
Treasurer Of the District. who shall hold his
office for the term of one year 1t would seem
evident from the above that the Treasurer is
not member of the Board, but merely an
officer Of the District. trust however, Messrs.
Editors, that some Of your many readers who
are erpounders Of Lac, will set Us right on this
subject if We are urong.
Yours in haste,
NJ. THOMPSON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-21


Il Legal Dec;sion.-Among the good things
floating about upon the surface of the news
rapertorial items, we clip the following from
the Paris correspondent of the Memphis Daily
Appeal:
The son of q wealthy Jew banker in Lon
don became much attached to young Chris
tian, with whom his father opposed his union.
When the son found that the father could not
he induced to give his consent to the match, he
concluded to marry without it. The father
then threatened to withhold every shilling from
him, whereupon the son replied that if his ia
ther did not intend To give him anything, he
would become Christian, and according to
law he would entitled to one-half of his fathers
fortune. The father, much alarmed, flew TO
his lawyer, to inquire whether such law really
was in existence. The lawyers answer was in
the affirmative, but adding that if he would
hand him over ten guineas he would give him
plan by which he could frnstrate his sons
plans. The ten guineas were quickly produced
"Now," said the lawyer, quietly pockeiing the
money, call that remains for you to do is to
become Christian also, and the law will not
oblige you to leave your son cent of your
money!" The Jew huiriedly seized his hat,
and left the lawyer without any further remark.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-21
AGENTS WANTED.

THE GREAT GIFT SALE OF GoLp PENCILS, by A. q.
MILFORD Il Co., Washington City d. U. offers excel
lent chance to Agents to make few dollars with little
or no expense. We are manufacturing and selling
beautiful solid Gold Pencils for IS each (hs actual
retail price) and giving each purchaser gift worth
sure of 81 gift at least may be worth S. $40,
SIS, $40, $780, $780, $75 $780, 5000. The prizes are
distributed to purchasers by simple plan OF drawing,
and as soon as the of purchaser is received with
the 50, his Pencil and Gift put up in q small box,
in safe manner and sent to the owner by mail, post
paid Our plan gives perfect satisfaction each pur
chaser can sell or trade his Pencil for all it costs him,
and retain the gift 9rdGs.
We want good agent, in every part of the country
to solicit purchasers and any agent to be successful
should first have Pencil and Prize to exhibit. We
allow an agent dollar cash for each purchaser he
obtains, which amount he may retain out Of the IS
and the first person becoming purchaser at any post
Office, will receive the agency for that neighborhood
A NEW AND IMPORTANT IDEA.
We propose to let person know what Gift he will
draw before requiring the money to be sent Any per.
son desiring Of massive Gold Pencils, first
send their and address, and will make their
drawing and infcrm them by return mail, what prize
they drew they can then have the privilege of send
ing for 1t II they choose. We cannot, however, give
this privilege but once to person. and make this
offer to establish agencies and introduce our Pencils In
neighborhood. After person becomes q purchaser
and accepts the agency require all per in thAt
locOlity to send their IS in advance through him.
ward their Pencil and Prize whatever 1t may be, BY
return mail, receipt of the S. Full particulars.
with the plan Of distribution, will be sent to each Peg
son making application for a drawing. Address,
A. II. WILFOKD h CO.
April. Il, ls5SnS0wi Washington City, y. G.,
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Steamboat Prices.-The rates below Publish
ed will be OF interest to our readers. The
Packet Co. have decided upon the following
prices for fare and freight:
From Galena, Dubuque or Dunleith, to Nc
Gregor and Prairie du Chien.-Cabin passage
So deck passage, 81 pound freight, 20c
horses and oxen, So SO cows, SO two horse
wagons, SO; flour, 4Oc pork, SOC.
To Lansing.-Cabin passage $315 deck
passage $l%; tb. freight, 22c horses and oxen,
81 COWS, $3ls two horse wagons 81 ; -four,
4Oc pork, Soc.
To La Crossc.-Cabin passage, S. so; deck
passage, 81 IS; Ii. freight. Csc horses and
oxen, 81 so; COWS, "a two horse wagons, 50;
-four, 4Oc pork, Coo.
To Winona.-Cabin passage, SIS deck pass
age, So; 1b. freight, &c horses and oxen, SIS;
cows, 81 so two horse wagons 81 SO -four,
4oc pork, Coo.
To Reeds Landing passage, Sc
deck passage. 50 so Ii. freight, 80 ho!s
and oxen, S. so cows, S. two horse wagons,
81 rs -four, 45c pork; Toe.
To Prescott and Hartings.-Cabin Passage,
81 so; deck passage, s. rs; ID. freight, 33c
horses and oxen, ST ; COWS, SIS so; two horse
wagons, s.; flour soc; pork' 75c.
To st. Paul-Cabin passage. SO deck PASS.
age, So; ID. freight, 35c; horses and oxen,
S. SO; cows. Sc; two horse wagons, S.; -four
SOC ; pork, 75c.
Furniture, light or large freight, machinery
and extra fine carriages, at the discretion Of
the Captain.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-21

Chicago d Galena Road.-We are favored by
Superintendent Hall of this road, with Freight
lis, which it may profit our Merchants to be
acquainted with. From Chicago to McGregor
and Prairie du Chen, LIST class goods by Dun.
leith charged so cents, I'd class 43, Bird class
39-to Lansing SO, as and 4l-to Lacrosse So,
AZ and 44-to Winona 81, SO and 46-to St.
Paul 63, SIS and 50. From Chicago to Fulton,
on goods delivered to McGregor or any port
above, the rates are "a, Is and l6. From
Chicago to Dunleith a, sc and 2S-to Fulton
80, 26 and 2O-to Galena Al, 80 and IS.
twill be seen by this that the Illinois Gen.
trail is making heavy bids for the up-river
trade. To Fulton for all river ports as far up
as this, "a cents is the price. while to Fulton
direct 80 cents will be charged and to Dun
leih direct, over the Galena & Chicago Union
Road most Of the way. ytorty.fue cents is de-
manded. We call the attention Of Travellers
to the Card of the Illinois Co in our columns
Of to-day, and Merchants will do we'll to pay
attention to the freight items here referred
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-21

Bonnets-Mrs. Henderson has returned from
the east with a beautiful assortment of the
Spring Styles of Millinery and other traps
suited to the ladies. We hope the fair will
pardon us for calling their laces and feathers,
and their circumferential surroundings, traps
I'VE only mean that such pretty trimmings are
well calculated 1--WE do not say designed) to catch
the susceptible bachelors who are pining on
the streets and in the store rooms Of this busy
little city. Girls, well bet that Mrs. H. can
put sach finish TO your head-dress or such
compass to your appearance as will storm the
hearts Of the NEST incorrigble single gent in
town. live had been born '.gal'' we should
take peculiar delight in ayailing ourselves Of
al the arts Of dress simply to see that miserable
creature called MAN bend his proud neck in
humility AZ We pass him. Patronize the Mil
liners, ladies /; they study out methods to
render you formidable.
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COM NJ E RCIAL.
McGregor Market.

Wednesday, April 81, 1858.
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON & co.
Wholesale Grocers 4 Druggists.]
EXCHANGE on N. y, buying 3-4, selling LIZ on
Milwaukee and Chicago L. Gold buying 3-4, selling
l IL.
PRODUCE.-wheat 40 to As. Flour so to 1,75.-
Oats 20 to 3D. Barley so. Corn 25 Potatoes 80 to 49,
Beans 65 to 75 Butter IL IL to 49, Lard 10 to IL
Eggs 10 to II IL. CATTLE gross Sc. Sheep $50 to
Beef dressed 9. Hogs dressed l-2 to5.
UITs.-Green Apples So; dried IL. Rasins
$3.50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unsteady, from I-2 to IL. Mo-
lasse (new) So 60. Syrup so to Go. Coffee prime Rio
13 1912. Crackers to 8. salcratus bulk s IL;
Rabbits s. Tobacco 90 to 4O-smoking IL. Whisky
2s. Candy l6. .#
FIsH-Mackcrel so to $50 Cod 6l-2; White $50.
Water Lime 4,50 Plaster to 9. Domestic Lime 81.
OiLs-Lard SO to l,5o Whale l2o to 40 Linseed
| 10 Soap61 IL. Candles Ii.
IIDEs-Dry flint 10; Green S.
sUNDRIEs.-Nails s. Pets IS. Wood 3, so to 4. Tur-
pentine S. White Lead to 10. Lumber IL, Is, 25,
~ Lath to 3 l-2 Shingles to s.
Wholesale Price Current
OfBRADLEY Il CO., McGresor, Iowa, at the Old
Stand OF Hunting 4 Co.
The stock of Groceries in Market is abundant at re.
duced prices.
We sell the following Staples at prices named:
SUGARS.-N. o. Brown l-2 to o; clarified do 10 :
Porto Rico, 10 IL; White Coffee Is.
COFFEE.-Rio extra, from Ii to II.
SALT.--Coursc and fine at 50.
MOLAsSEs. -Extra, (new crop N. o. 60.
Syrup 60 to g. very fine article.
FRUITs.-Dried Apples l-2 to 0. Dried Peaches
IL L. Raisins, tnew crop,) 4 to 4,t0.
CANDLEs-Tallowl2 IL to IA ; Starr 20 to % !;
Adamantine 80 to ~.
SOAP.--6 l ..
R.yb
TEAs.-Y. Iiuyson SO to 65 Imperial IS 70 !;
Gun Powder, extra, 20 Oolong IS.
TOBACCO.-2s to 50 Smoking do 10.
CRACK ERS.-Butter and Soda to s.
WHISKEY-2S to 80.
CIDER--SS, so per barrel.
CODFISll--6 IL, best quality.
PRODUCE is sellins at the following prices Wheat
As to so Corn 20 to rs Oats 90 to % Potatoes %
to 30 Pork 81 to 6,25 Reef LIZ to q Butter Is
l-2 to Is Eggs 10 to IL IL.
BRADLEY 4 co.
April 2 l, 1858. ~ tF.E.A
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-21

Change the U. s. Army Uniorm-The Sec
rotary Of War has issued his order for change
in the uniform of the Army. The Washington
Star thus describes the change;
The cap now worn is supplanted by felt hat
with brim three and aquarter inches high. bound
with ribbed silk for officers, and doubled stitched
around the rim for men. The trimmings for
general officers are as follows: Gold cord
with acorn-shaped end /; the brim OF the hat
looped up on the right side and fastened, with an
eagle attached to the side of the hat three
black ostrich feathers on the left side a gold
embroidered wreath in front, ON black velvet
ground, encirclng the letters U. S. in silver
old Eng. characters. For other clsssifcations OF
officers, and for the Trvates, there are similar
trimmings, varying slightly for each distinctive
grade or class. The change also extends to the
pantaloons and coat, but in respect to them il
is confined to the trimmings Of the lattar and
the stripe of the former. Sibleys tent is also
to be substituted for that now in use.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-21

The County Seat.-We are pleased to learn
that our article of last week in relation to re-
locating the County Seat at Garnavillo, meets
with general public approval. 1t is not to the
special interest of McGregor that this direction
should be given to it, but SO long as this news
paper is controlled by its present owners, it will
not be found advocating special interests at the
expense Of what we believe to be the public
good.
Next week we shall publish communication
from the pen of Hon. Reuben Noble, indorsne
the proposition We have made. We arc persuad
ed that the advice of Mr.. Noble will have
weight with the rejecting portion of Clayton
County citizens
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-21

Clayton Cty-We call the special attention
of orr readers to the Card of the Company now
running the Clayton City Mills. These Mills
have reputation throughout North Iowa, and
on the river from St. Louis to st. Paul that no
words Of ours can add to bnt we feel it duty
to commend SO credtable Clayton County
enterprise whether our Endorsement weighs any
thing in the scale of public estimation or MOI.
The Company, it will be seen is re-organized
and now numbers as strong business and
monicd corps as can be found in all the west
1t may not be inappropriate to say that JOHN
THOMSON of Clermont is the John Thomson
of Thompson, Whitman & Co.
We sometimes feel like being envious OF
Clayton, because of her splendid Mills, but
then it is not Christian-like, and besides We
hope to have Mills of our own shortly Sue.
cess to the new firm and their busy little city.