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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-09

all events, dec del that the taxes voted by the
e &c or~ r The support OF TIE common schools,
are illegal, and they will not collect them. A
considerable portion of those taxes, I am in
formed, have been paid, and lido bt not, would
all have been paid but for the decision of the new
tribunal above referred TO- The majority Of
those who have not paid their school tax, would
yet do So were they sure that the money would
be paid to the district trcasure.s. so that it
could be applied to the purposes for which it
was raised
In consequence Of the determination of the
County Treasurer not to pay out said money
on the order Of the district officers. some have
demanded the return of that portion of tax paid,
which demand he refuses to comply with.
II is not surprising that people should get OK.
cited and be indignant at such state Of things.
The common school interest, is the most i'm.
portant interest of the people and of the State.
The law provides way to raise funds for the
support of schools; and the people; with
spirit of enlightened lberality. which shows
that they appreciate the Importance Of general
education and intelligence. went t. the polls and
did their part in carrying out the provisions of
the law
The schools throughout the county. with per.
haps very few exceptions, are in more pros.
porous condition than ever before and teach
ers, scholars and patrons are anxious to have
them continse. And my advice to all conce. n.
ed is. u To continue them through the term
for which the teachers are employed.
1t may be some time ere the tax will all be
collected. and portion of what is now in the
County Treasury, will probably remain TO swell
the funds of the "shavine esta hlshment" adj
veitlsed at the Treasurer's office, until officers
are elected who will be content to reform the
duties assigned them, without assuming DOW ers
that belong to other branches of the govern.
ment. But, that the tax is legal, and will
eventually be collected and distributed, there
can he hut little If any doubt. The decision Of
the Su rene Court, so far rs it affects that part
OF the law must be construed to b. favorable
to It's legality. Judge Williams decision at the
last term of the District Court for this county,
in the case of the High School against the
County, does not touch that portion of the law
relating 10 common schools. And he express
~ said. "l do not want the impression to 90
abroad that | have decided the present school
law unconstitutional, for I decide no such
thing Let every school officer perform his
duty promptly, and endeavor to restore the con i.
hdence OF the community and all will vet be
well. ALONZO BROWN.
County SunY
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The Mines.

The Mines.
We Publish the following extract of letter
to Mr. Harrison, of Prairie du Chien. The
letter is dased Crescent City, Iowa, January
23rd. 1t is written by a gentleman formerly
a resident of Prairie du Chen, and a regular
correspondent of the Times, over the signature
of "Hawatha one of his late letters may be
found in another column. We get the extract
below from the Courier
The route from Omaha to Fl Kearnev is
settled at intervals of twelve or fifteen miles.
all the distance, 100 miles While on the
south side of the Platte, after leaving the Mis-
SCUM river about forty miles, there il no at.
tlem"nt until You reach the "Fort," besides,
tie southern route is Distracted by numerous
SANDY ridges while the northern route is free
from them and to Fl. Kearney. where the two
routes unite, is nearly a dead level" A to
giving my advice in the matter. shall decline
doing anything OF the sort to my friends, I
have merely stated facts, and each and every
one can deduce their own conclusions I. for
my own part, am satisfied. that with proper in =
dus'ry that any man can make from $3 to S.
per day, clear, as soon as the spring opens Ii
a man has got a home, and is fixed to live
comfortably. would advise him to STAY there,
Out 70 the unemployed and unsettled in life it
oilers good field for adventure, and tolera
Die chance for making 70 tune.
The gold is found every where in the region,
on the "bed rock" at from 6 10 10 feet from
The surtac" of The earth. The greatest diff
cn'ty Is III getting water to wash it with. Tn.
ss 1 !. s NH = bes time f for st5rting
will be about the 18th of February, 81 as TO
cross the large streams. which are all on the
ST itar t II t1n 81
until the rivers break Up and the grass gets a
good start in the 81 rim which will be about
the 18th of April. The best teams to 20 with
are mules. the next best are cattle; l world
take three yoke to one wagon. which will car
~ three men and their provisions for six months
Ii you wish any farther information ON the
subject. read the communications of "Hawa-
tina" in the "North Iowa Times" I will
youch for all statements made in those letters
They will contain all the news from the mines.
Your friend,
HI. H. HEWITT,
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Lost /!

an Friday, December 2lth~ 1883, between the Three
Mile House and North McGregor,
GREEN COVERED POCkET BOOK,
cont aiming a Land Title from Lawrence and Minna
Becker, Auua knabe, two bonds for lots in North
Nc(;regor, two Notas OF hand payable To Frederick
knabe, each for I've Hundred Dollars, Naturaiiya-
ton certificate aud an Odd Fellows certificate.
liberal REwARp will be given fer the return OF the
papers mentioned. or information by which may
recover them The finder will leave them at the
Office az the North Iowa Times, McGregnr, Iowa.
January &. lSapwA FREDkklth hNAtt
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To Teacher
OFFICE OF THE Co. SUPERINTENDENT
OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
Garnasillo, February 81, 1857
Mr.. Editor Permit me through the me-
dunn Of the columns of the Times. to say a few
words to school teachers aud district officers in
reference to our school laws and school funds
In many parts Of the county, meetings have
been held in the suh-districts, to consider the
propriety of disseminating the schools. Fears
are eneitlined that there will not be money
enough distributed to the districts to defray the
expenses of the schools and that the officers
are personally liable to the teachers for the
bal nee due them on their contracts for teach.
ing. Such fears. l believe. are in the main,
the school fund, when apportioned, will prob
ably be saficient to pay the teachers of the
summer schools. and in some districts l think
there will be balance left to apply on the
winter schools district officers should see that
the teachers Of the summer schools are first
paid out of tina, fund, as they have already
waited long tima for their money.
The Co. n y Judge lie led tax IF one mill
on the dollar, which is 10 lie added to the inter-
est of the school nd, md distr buted with it.
Then thee is the tax vo'ed by the electors Of
the several districts fo' laying teachers. which
will swell the teachers fond TO an amo mt fully
sufficient to detray all the expenses Of both
summer and winter schools for The current year,
Secondly, the directors are got personally liable
to the teachers for their wages.
The quesl ion is often asked. evil the County
Judge appo'ton the interest OF the school fund
and the one mill tax. as by law required =
And again, evil the tax voted by the people
in their sovereign capacity, be collected aud
paid over to the dis rict ,reasurels on the first
Monday Of March and September, as the law
provides r.
In reply to the first question. will say that
Judge Crazy has assured me that he will, at the
proper time. apportion all the teachers fund in
the treasury. But in reply to the seconds am
constrained to come to the conclusion that there
will be great delay and difficulty in the collec-
ton aud disbursement of those taxes.
It seems that some of our ministerial officers
have assumed judicial powers and functions, and
have passed upon the consttutionality of the
laws and in the plenttude OF their arrogated
rower-, have. as l conceive, owe ruled the de-
cisi"li If the SUPREME Court They have a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-09
KENYQN'S NEW
SKY.lIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

AVER the PoEt Office, McGregor, is now open and
ready for visitors; Thankful for your liberal pat.
ronage during the past summer, am ae.erminsa 70
such prices as shall please ALL feel confident that
can do 90 having had ten years practice of the art
Daruerreotypes, Ambrotypes, Meainotypes, Cuiro-
tvnes Papyroypes Photographs taken in one TO ton
seconds at 25 cents to 10 dollars. 0. A. KENYON.
WcCregor Nov II. lS5Sn9tf
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SHERIFFS SALE
KE.AL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of special
" execution to me directed, by the Clerk of the
District Court of Clayton county Iowa, will sell at
Public Vendue to the highest bidder for cash, the
10Th day OF February, d. 1859, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ, of said day,
at the front door OF Egberts Hotel, in the village
sionona, in said county, the following described prop
erty, to-wit;
Lots Number one, a., two t2) three, (3). four, ~,
five, t5), six ) seven, y, eight, (s) nine (9) ten
eleven, Ql) and twelve, l2) in Block number forty
one, (4l) n the village OF New Monona,
~, Iowa. Taken a the property Of William II.
Brown to asfy execution in favor of Slas Egbert,
for the Of Three Hundred and Seventy three and
33.l00 dollars. (S73,33 1909 Also, Twenty-six and
3OlOO dollars 30l0O) costs of suit with interest,
aud costs that have aud may accrue
JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff of Clayton county, Iowa.
ByN. NJ. FUTILE,
January is 1859 lava Deputy sheriff
Printers Fee 81.
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ClerlllOnt Forever /!

yuyIIE Railroad is located here, and so Is l.. n.
DOUD We have become a fixed fact at our
oI3 Mace the .Fouutain Saloon and Eating House,,
onnnsite the Clermont Hotel which we are still run
ming and where all tunes ready to treat our
guests with best OF everything commonly Kept ~
a first class eating saloon.
we would return our thanks to our friends and
n,trons for fcrmer tayor aud hopes by close attention
10 business to merit a continuance OF tine same.
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.sST.4R BR.A.VD.D
Hotel for Sale or Rent.

yJNHE valuable property known the SCI o.
i KaDER HOUSE," with good barn and si:;;
out buildings, two vacant lots, &c, Is offered AeiAx
for sale long time. The house has been thoroughly
repaired the past season, inside and out 1t is situat
ed in one OF the finest villages in Iowa aud has always
been the principa. hotel in the place.
TERMs-Oue fourth cash, the balance in two and
three years, with 10 per cent. interest The above
property will be leased to good tenant for term OF
years
For further particulars, enquire Of
b. IL. CAMPBELL,
Gslena,
or SPENCER ELLSWORTH, Eikader, Iowa.
January &c, 1859 ll0tf
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ESTRAYED.
UNROM the Subscriber living Elkader iu Read
Il Township, about the middle of May last a
URHsAwn VIA i.A COIf

Two wears old last spring, medium size marks or
brands pcrccivabe except small white spot III the
forehead, black legs, name and tail.
will reward any one literally who will give me any
leading 10 her recovery.
Elkaier, Dec. 90, ls53ulamS JAMES HIL.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
WAREHOUSE GOODS

NOTICE il hereby given, that whereas the following
IN described Goods Wares and Merchandise mar, ed
"W T. care Of z. 4 CO have remaiaed IN the ware.
house OF Rogers Stafford at McGregor Iowa. for six
months unclaimed and unoalled for, to-wt Two head
biocks cross-tes, shaft with large friction wheel
and pinion, l saw guide, 90 pieces of axles
l sugar mill, upright Wheel cross head, wooden
legs, round kettle, fat heads, pieces of boxes
water wheels, crate bars, burning bars, drop
Frames, spn~heels, gudseons, 2 sides for mills
middle piece, pieces boted together with two pieces
OF iron, piece, single, plumber boxes, SHAFT With
pulley and friction, two "a inch pulleys 2 boxes
cross-cs, end pieces, carriage timber, stringer
with sacks attached inch bar of wrought iron rs feet
long, bundle of pieces iron strips 10 feet long
And whereas the said Rogers Il Stafford have q lien
upon said Goods for the just and lawful charges for
advancing and storage Of the same
now therefore, for the purposes Of satisfying and
paying OF said charges together with the cost Of ad
vertising and selling said goods, will the 9Th day
OF March, A. d. 1859, at the Warehouse Of said
Rogers Stafford in McGrcgor Iowa. between the hours
OF o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ, of said day
sell said goods at Public Auction, to the highest bid
der Tor cash, in pursuance of the provisions OF the
statute in such case made and provided.
JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa.
by N. NJ. FUTILE,
January IL, 1859 lave Deputy Sheriff.
Printers Fee $11.
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N Office.
NJ. & NJ. Railroad e.. S Warehouse Sale

DNlI following articles of unclaimed iroIcr,y now
in FREIGHT HOUSE Of Milwauke e. and NJ IS i.r,J
Railroad Company, at PRAIRIE ~ CHIN, Wi con-
sin, will be sod Tor FREIGHT and CHAhGE IS, at
PUBLIC AUCTION, at d oclock, A. NJ, on aJuriav
the goth day OF March, 1,59 unlcas raed Tor De ore
that time.
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ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED

Eg- l am located in the Post Office building. Re-
member the place, at the sign of the big Watch TIA
Having had charge OF the watch work OF OF the
finest establishments ia the the west, for year. have
the satisfaction giving below, their recommendation
a. u matter OF reference. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
McC;regor Iowa, June Ia, 1s5suSStf
MILWAUKEE May Is, 1858.
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: This
certifes that Mr. Augustus French has been in our en-
ploy during the year of 1857 as Matchmaker and
We most checrfuy recommend him very superior
workman in all that pertains to the matchmaking
business MATSON Il LOOMS.
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vuyERRA JApoNICA. TERRA JApoSIeA !. itons
-. sciv.,l aud for sale by
IinvrwAS. BENIaH 4 CO,
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yv,JIE undersigned. at the old stand OF Miller &
Bass, will furnish
S7O YES 10 THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS
a, clavton county, and take in pay order on the
Tr.,snr,r of the county A. McklNNIE.
McGrcgor, Dee. Il, ls5s lmll3
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~ BBLs o5 L. ALCOHOL just received aud for
Ze1 sale by s. HOFFMAN, BENTON co
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EXCELS IOR i!

EXCELSIOR!
q: Watch Making s. Repairins' p, q
4 great and important end accomplished !
DOTTUM'S Patent Improced Uairersal Chuck
Id Lathe, for turning and finishing every description
Of work, connected with the manufactory and repair
ng OF watch movements. The advantages gained in
the invention many aud great in securing wheels
pinions, stalls cylinders &e and in turning down,
polishing and fitting pvots, jewels ruby-stae lever
pallets nc, &c, whereby the most delicate parts OF
chronoeters, duplex patent levers aud other watches
secured and held in their proper position for orrec.
operations time saved and other great advantages
gained. Patented July Is, 1851.
AUGUSTUS FRENCH,
Having purchased the right to the above described
Lath, land the only having such Lath, or right in
tins vicinity aud with the addition of other expensive
and complicated machinery, such as the most modern
andimprovcd wheel aud pinion cutting engine, and
rounding up machine, would here state, that I am
prepared to make new repair OF the inest
watch in scientific and workman-lke manner. No
watch maker has taken greater pains to improve in
this important branch than myself having thoroughly
studied the primary construction Of watches in con.
nexon with u knowledge OF many experiments made
by OF the best worlmen in New York NJ der whose
instruction have been. | do claim a theoretical
knowledge and practical understanding of the various
perfections aud perfectons in the different Classes of
watch movements. make it my principal study to
improve and excel in this important business. Those
who have fine watches that need repairs will save time
and expense, and quite often their watches from i'm
proper usage, by calling and getting them put
in good order. Aad no mistake, your watch however
fine choice will be in safe hands if left with me-
have apprentices .tinkers at the business but IL
will be my constant endeavor by personal attention
to business to reduce the science of watch making to
practice and my increased facilities enable to do
work at less rates than who hangs out Sign
aud makes attemps ut watch making with tools, or
Lathes requisite. have hand good assortment OF
watch materials to supply country dealers As low as
pr< Ihp of m in JpyyplS of
all kinds, also Chronomoter balances in fact every
part OF a watch, and country watch makers will do
we'll send to when they have watches that require
new parts that they cannot supply.
Clocks and Jewclry will also receive attention.
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HI. II. HEWITT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-22
The Sufferers.
APPEAL TO TILE PUBLIC.


M e 'effioe CONGREGATIONS which have e.enfred in Inc
'u ana fo"fh lstFcis, and the ruin which they have
upon large class OF our inhabitants, are 100 ffesh IN
the minds Of every to need repetition in this appeal TO the
puohe
Inc Mayor in his last message officially states that no ICES
than twenty one squares in the Fourth District and Twelve
squares in the Third District have been reduced to ashes Inc
vane OF the real estate alone amounts to sa0 oesaes
wv ~ lum'ae STOCKS ana persona ehee'e. S'hS M s
't te Mayor anoihef eonhaetaaon' ~ Tue roh'n p' m
oeeul,ca s"e,ps onsae'ao'y .He es'AAs VI os'.s
Ahougn tne oh'et Aassaie feconueueu ~ 'he common
eoa"'' ,n A's"is ps'.eM o'. ' wv, ppsi'ie
isa a''. ~, sss'o' ,,'.s 'o'o' a ~
!. - -, -. Z, -. ., - .e
e.' -NN ""' f> - "' "fp''p''"''eA sN"'' "
W ~ se''
-, ~ ~ $3.50. 1," e " wy o'e' VI .he
raa :, an. H. n.,ran,a - wy hos in'
a - ,,s. s,. WY N.se hs'hs from hand to
e. III, ~; IT,; - -, = . - W. '''',s' p"'e's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-22
II Card.

Z. S. STEAMER MAGNOLIA Nov. 49, 1889
The passengers Of the U Magnolia have appoined
us committee TO tender of thanks to Capt j. S. Crowe
for his kind and courteous attentions
We wish also testify admiration of the skill with which
the ship managed during the gale the night Of tho 18th
instant.
W. STEVENS, U. S. A.,
ROBT, L. SWEETMAN,
A. P. HULSE,
MOSES PEARSON,
VI DANIEL NORRIS,
j. c. CROSBY,
n22 2plt. J. s. COLE.
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Table and Piano Covers.

we have choice of these goods of English,
French and German manufacture comprising
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK ON CLOTH OF 64, IA
and 81, TABLE COVERS, AND THE USUAL. SIZE FOR
PIANOS, IN CRIMSON GREEN AND MAROON.
HIGH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS, in ia and 81.
HIGH BRoCADE GERMAN do, 81.
Ga, ia and 81 IN REMARKABLY FINE QUALITY
WORSTED DAMASK COVERS.
81 FINE WoRSTED DAMASK, by the yard for Dessert
Wine Cloths.
FLAIN BLUE, CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH, FOR
WINE CLOTHS be made with Border of any length
j. D. CAMERON & CO.,
A2l 2p6t ia Canal street.
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Dissolution.

The firm of B. PIFFET 4 SONS was dissolved nv n,,,,o,
CONSENT on tue LIST day of October, lssa
Will attend to the liquidation of the affairs of the
late firm. ~ y %
b. PfFFET
New o,,aaps so..n,.. Oh $50 FRANK PIFFET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-22

Those who incredlous in regard the superiority
Rope fastening for Cotton requested
examine bale that passed through the fire the eYee Oct
30 and lay FORTY HOURS in the fnouldeug Of 10
bales OF Rope Bound Cotton nearly all OF which
There only bales ir Iron saved with
loss Of LESS THAN TEN PER CENT
The baie is 10 he at No. q COMMERCIAL PLACE;
where orders will be promptly filed for any the
Hoops, by
F. BELCHER,
MS 2ptf Agent or FASSAhNS IRON TIE,
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UAzIxD 6TArEs STEAMER MAGSoLIA-In another
column " publish the card Of passengers on the
lste tzip Of the Magnolia, in which they express
their acknowledgment Of the kindness and cour.
Try Of Capt Crowell, and bear witness to the ex-
cellcnt scananshp with which he worked the
vesseI through the heavy gale Of the night Of the
l7th instant a'a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-22

esConp JusrIcEs CoUHT. D. F. Mitchell, ESQ.,,
Second Justice Of the Peace, advertises that the
place 81 Court has been removed from the corner
ef Camp and Common streetsto thecorner Of Com
mercial Place and st. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-22
Roots, Shoes and R,.oga,,s,
Cabinet Makers

UPIIOLSTERS' MATERIALS
OF Every Description,
Gilt Cornces, Hair Cloth Shades Curled Hair Fpaneled
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tase varnis Gimps and
Fringes, Springs Buttons and Irvine Glue Picked and Com
mon Moss Camplenc and Alcohol Burning Fluid P MS and
Oils, Wall Paper, ETC., the Lowest Cash Pieces by
HEATH & CO.
h-o @eiy No. Is Camp sefee
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sHERIFFs BALE.-The Sheriff win sell III anct;on
todsy. = the City Hotel Common street two ,os ~
soand on e Metaie Ridge between Bayou ST. John and the
New Orleans Canal. See advertisement, e'' f"S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-22

3. STATE FAiR.see advertised card
sewing machines exhibited The State Fair in s
slslippL " aeAson, MIS-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-22

.FesC W'0fste6 Store.
f. G. u e B l. E.
$50 CANAL STREET,
Next door above Holmes,
Informs the Ladies' thnt he just opened his fall spply of
goods in his line, which selected during past summer
by Mrs tiueble while through Germany
He would call particular attention the following goods of
which he has most splendid assortment:
WORSTED and FANCY BEAD EMBRoIDERIES.
WoRsTED NuBIAs, OPERA HOODS and HAIR NETS
EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOK ES, ETC, ETC
He would also call the attention of the his large stock
of
SHETLAND WOLF. and ZEPHYR WORSTED,
Which he will sell extremely low wholesale retail
F. GUEBLE,
MI 2p6t 10 Canal street next door to UoIn,cs
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ID. p1FFEr

VIM continue the business heretofore the old stan lss
CANAL STREET where he will be pleased TO meet wild, his
old friends and customers.
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UNlTEpE DIsrRIcr CoURT- November Term.
The docketof cases ct issue in this Court will be
called tosday ut ten o'clock. The attention of
parties Interested il called to the fact. M
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~ fsrover Is HakeFss Nofseless Sewing MA.
CHIMES. which SUPERIOR 70 ALL OTHERS, are on sale
At the Southern Depot No camp Parties in want Of
Sewing Machine Invited to call and examine before max
shR purchases oo6 2ptf