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City Council.
EIEcrIoNs nY TINE CITY COUNCIL.

ELECTIONS ny THE CITY COUNCIL
Tho bill to 6.'gnizn the Night Police
having passed both Boards and received the
sanction of The Ma, or. the City Council pro-
coed, last ni=h to fill by election the ofiic $
created hy the bill. with the following result:
CtYtlm.-James Everett, 10, John a. Petty,
4.
FirS' Lieutenant w +. McAlister-no OBJ
position.
Second Lie,aeaanL-W. II. Sturdvaut; no
opposition.
PoliceRen.--The following gcntl men were
elected: John Baugh, X. NJ C,vitt, W. II.
Calvert, w. J. Harrison. w III. Lpnirr joel
S. Phillips, Samuel j. Starkie. y. C. Tucker.
w. Marlborough. Fred. Marshall, r. G. Allc1,
Alex. Brannan, X. NJ. Watson. john Davis,
". ii. Crosthwait, and VIM. Hughes.
There were sixiy->evcn Candidates, we he
lieve, and five ballots we're had before the
sixteen p 'lic,men W, re elected.
ASSESSOR or Cry TAXEs.--The City Coun-
Gil thea went into The vlcciiun of Assessor,
with tie following result: Listen Stone IS,
Thomas j. Halle 10.
Convention adjourned.
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20 In the noon train-says an eastern
eXcaange-from Fitchburg to Boston, q few
days ago, there was a scene of ludicrous trib-
ulation. 1t seems that one of the fair sex, -
whoi appears, was elegantly and fashion,
ably attired, was forced to travel ten miles
standing up, in consequence OF not being
able to compress her garments so as to enable
her to enter the seat. Several gentlemen,
very gallantly offered her their seats, el-
though there were plenty of vacant ones in
the car. She made sundry endeavors to force
herself In, but there was no use trying, for
hoops and crinoline proved memorable. -
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DIR. KINGS DESPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

HfYsSx. DIR. KING formerly Of New York, for
AS-&xe,S the last four years OF Louisville, Ken-
tucy, who bias devoted his attention 70 the treat
ment Of private diseases for so years, nattcrs
himself, having attended To practice for So many
years, aud cured many thousands he Is enabled 10
cure all diseases oi private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from inIudIcious medical treatment,
from neglect Of their own. Br. Kings Dispeuslry
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story where he all diseases Of
private nature. -.
GoNoRHHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date, cectually cured in
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Who're structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with ali the DISEASES OF the skin, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, be ehectually
cured IN few days.
SEMINAL ular attentionhavlngh been
given u this disease and all the consequences grow
ing out of it, brought on IN many Cases by the de-
structive habits of inconsdcraie Youths aud excess
sive indulgence OF The as neglect OF which ~
under ane the constitution icrihg the subject unit
for business society ud Causing premature oil age
Females who may be liDOriug with any difficulty Of
TIE Womb may assured Of innIe iiate relief,
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed directed 10 r A. King
No. :l3 llesserck street Nashville, Tenn, wl have
the necessary mecinesent Co their address, with
eessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Once
hours from O'Clock in the morning until IA the
ming nay26-ind&wly
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Supreme Court.
NAsHvTLLE. Thursday.

NASHVILLE, Thursday. Jan. -
r. \. Stone, ct al. VS.. Nancy Sander, ct al.
Opinion 10y Caruthcrs, j.. affirming decree OF
Chancellor.
l.. G.. Williams VS.. McGregor, Alloway, ct
al. Opinion by Caruthcrs, j.; affirming de-
cree of Chancellor and rUmanding cause for
accounts, &c.
G. II. Gassaway, ct al. VS. Samuel Hopkins,
ct al. Opinion 10y Caruthers, j.; refusing APP
plicat on for re-hearing.
Pitcher and Catanbus VS.. r. Smith, ct al.
Opinion by Mckinney, j.; affirming decree OF
Chancellor.
w. j. Aston ct al. VS.. Rcbccca Davis. ct al.
Opinion by Mckinney, j.; affirming decree of
Chancellor.
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Intelligence from Indiana.
POWELL sLADE, says:

ABSGToN, Wayne CO., Ind, April 81, 1857.
''Aow me to say tlat Hollands German Btters
have truly performed miracles in this part of the
country, and there many who can ana do speak of
its exceliency and intrinsic merits. send you the
names of who have been greatly relieved by il
- J. Swing, Airs, ID. Carson, Mrs. Elizabeth Haut,
Mrs John Minor Mr.. N, Reggie, Mrs. f. Sell and ma
ny others"
These Bters are intended for Liver Complaint, by
pepsia, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from
disordcred stomas They viii perform what is said
they Will. For sale by druggists and store keepers
in every town and village IN United states, Cana
das, West Indies and South America, at rs per
bottle that the signature of c. ~ Jackson is on
the wrapper of each bottle. janI-lm
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- Elumer ~.

w hTTk and fs1ry kltt Nod, Cashr,er- Snk srdo
w Cntton Cheile d llers, Ji1st al5d for II
sac -, !. "A. NoaIl1- as.fx
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I1lNCH and plsin six Ard satin Saroieau T. nean-.
IL fa-ts ana sfberf Tee ana ether = les - na-ff
naerpas q meuti0a, last received D.
ss..szH AZlAk IL 20 - 4 Ns9At -
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The ..EIixir.,,

Prepared by DR. JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSrEPSY (as advertised in
another column has, by It's own merits ,Obtned for
itself high reputation in Phadelpha that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties, using it them
selves and prescribing it to their PATIENTS convinced
by observation, OF its great efficacy in restoring the
dtsordered digestive organs healthy function. Nu-
raeraus cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurabie by
some ofthe Medical Faculty, have by the use Of this
Elixir been restored perfect health atested Ger
lcates testify aprl3ly
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E.anA fOn SAKE.

AM Offering for sale beautiful Tract Of Land situ-
Il ated the old Lebanon roai, and now called
Smih's Turnpike, fronting mine dltely on said Pike,
about miles from he city Tract IL Land containing
about u q Acres about 81 cleared the hala
heavily tmbered. Upon the tract two neverfaii-
ing Springs, and a beautiful Building Site. The soil Is
OF the finest quality and susceptible of the highest
state Of cultivation and the timber unusually heavy
This tract is part of the Jno. NcMurry land and
Joins that of J. r. iiabbs's heirs, q. ". McMurry
Bender aud Jno. McMurTy. would invite the
ton OF these wishing to purchase desirable piece of
Ind TO give this nsttiOn. am conhdlsnt
they Will be pleased it is equal If not superior,
any thai has been Olered FOR sale. For terms, &c
apply TO +. r. GLASSOCK,
Cec30-1m Agent.
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70 Messr.. cunuIses 8 Co, pork packer

S- Messrs. CUMMINGS i Co, pork packers
in Shelbyyille, have packed $4,000 hogs this
season, of an average weight of 2ost pounds.
The average yield Of prime lard was IL
pounds per hog. Last season they killed
only about 1000 hogs, averaging 100 pounds.
They have slaughtered this season 400 beeves,
and are still continuing to kill They have
disbursed in cash this season 100000 In the
counties of Bedford. Marshall, Lincoln and
Giles. They make this statement in the
True U5lion.
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cola wea,ber on the PIains,

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. l3.-There is great suffering
among the men and animals on the Salt
Lake route.
The mercury has been q degrees below
zero Men were frozen to death at nearly every
station. The snow is very deep and the wea-
thcr the coolest known for thirty years.
Col. Sumner has left for Fort Leavenworth,
probably on account Of the disturbances in
Southern Kansas.
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Markets.

New YORK, Jan. I3.--Il ur buoyant Whis-
ky 2G@264. New Mess pork IL 5OC9l7 60
Sugar firm, advanced /. Orleans 639S.
Coffee firm, llGGlI3. Molasses 3S(949. Cot
ton quiet, sales 1000 bales.
CINCINNATI, Jan. I3.-Flour firm 1904
s.. Whisky active, 70. Mess pork II 90.
Lard in bbls IL. Sugar, sales 200 hhds, 64@
u. Molasses 343935. Coffee ll!@l24.
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NS-We presume the individual who yes
terday sent us a paper all nicely marked is
out of useful employment. If such is the
case, we regret it; and if be will make early
application at this office we can give him a
rob hich, we think. will enable him to quit
his present Iaborious pursuit.
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M We have received tn January num-
Der of the Nashville Monthly Record of Me-
dicdl and Physical Science" So far as we
are able to judge, we esteem it highly merl-
torious work for the Profession, at whose i'm
provement and elevation il aims.
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GS- The Shel6y0,lle Co'lsttutiondiia has been
much enlarged, and its name is now changed
t. True UliioR. Outside of politics We wish
the True Imam every measure of success.
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Subscribe at Once!

II you wish to secure copy OF that elegant Engra-
wing .'THE Village BLACKSMITH" and the ART jour
NAL, with the other premiums, be sure and subscribe
s. before the LIST of Jan. 1859. Specimen copies OF
the above and full particulars given, by applying to
n. d. Cross, Hon. Sec. See advertisement elsewher
headed-New Features, &c. novll
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@- We are sorry to hear that our young
friend, Mr.. TUCKER, compositor employed
Ia the Eagis and Eaqairer Office, Memphis, was
robbed of pocket book on the 9Th inst,
while mingling with the mnltltude al the
inauguration Of the bust Of General JACK
s1s. 10 the amount of $500 in money aud
pa, srs.
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At Our RISK And ETPEvSE

from any city or town where thew have an oenc.
IAr money and order must be enclosed In I. ttcoV
tlN MENT POST OPTICS STAMPED IN VFI GpE1 a.
tie express cannot receive them > ~
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WOOD, EDDY a. &C., Managers,
Successors TO s. Swans Co.

$4,000 Tickets!
D 80 PriIes.-Eearly one Prize to every Minis
Tickets
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WOOD, EnDY A 90, August &C.,.
or, WOO, EDDY CO., Atlanta, Geor,i,''
o., WOOD, EDnY c CO., Wilmington p-lauy.,.
Es- iist OF tae numbers that are draWufrorn {. -
~he,l with the amount ~ the prize thst esrb on g.
pt.ea u, Wal be published amer every driving in
III Growing papers ;-A Hgusta (Cd)
Si',adrd Ndsiriiie Gaae,fc, atlanta H. iiye5rsr ~
YORK Weekly Day Boat. Savannah Daily ~, 80
MAI DlsPaseh, Nel0 York Dfspatch and Tg,tIJS-,
(Niy Clarion, eAd Lifs Rook (.irk) True Deasoerai
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River NeWA.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. l3.-noon-The river is
falling slowly with five feet water on the falls
and "a feet in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE river is falling a
quarter of an inch an hour with feet water
to Cairo. The ice does not impede naviga-
ton much. The upper streams are un-
OH
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To Nerxou. Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored to health
q a few days, after many years Of nerYoGs suffering
willsend (ree) TO assist others copy OF the preserp
ton and supply Of the remedy, receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. Di
rect the Rev. JoHS N. DAGS4IL, $50 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY sprl3-tri-W-s
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lital Gstets saIts.
Eor Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL Residence in Edge6eid. "a
y have for sale "A fine private residence, lzziszH
situated in kdgefieii in H0bson & Wheless' lzEi=H
Second Addition on the OF HObson and
Fatherland streets. The lot frcgts on Father and
$50 feet. commencing at the corner Of obson street
and runs back lie feet to a sixteen foot alley, being
lots No. 81, SO and SO, and encosed with sub
stantial plank fence. The grounds are ornamented
with beautiful shaIe and fruit trees. The house IL
fire, One-story cottage building, continuing room
in all with other necessary Outbudings, and Is FUR
nshed in the most complete aad handsome style
This of the and desirable lOcst ons
in Edgeheld. l viii give bargain in THIS property
For terms &c, apply TO
f II. Gf.A-C1tCk. Agent
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G.T'- We regret to learn that Gen. ]. NJ.
QUARI.Es has been confined to his bed, with
illness. for fortnight past. We hope he
may soon recover
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Fer Sale or Aent.

TTNHE beaut ful residence of JAMES v. HAYS, -,
l. at Antioch Ieput, on the Nashville and -
Chattanoos,a Railroad, about eight miles from -xs1A
the city, Containing Ninety Acres of Land, about
Fifty Acres Of watch is cl-ared, the balance
heavily timbercd, with The fine IMPROVEMENTS viii
be rented for the ar 1859, 70 GOOD tenant. We
villas sch the ao0ve place on reasonable terms
and at low figures tor particulars enquire Oi Jas.
V. Hays, on Market street, or 10
T. Z. CIASCoCK,
dec25-lm Agent
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Pixies Peak Gold.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-The Superintend
ant of the Mint, after careful assay, says
that the Pixies Peak gold dust is worth
nearly twenty dollars an ounce.
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The sSheIbyViIIe ExpOsitOr,n

OFFICIAL Pal ER FOR BEDFORD COUNTY,
Crcuatcs 900 copies Bedford, Marshall, Lincoln,
and Rutherford Advertisements inserted the usual
rates janll-3w
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N A S III V ILL F.:
FRIDAY MORNING. :. JANUARY "A, 1859

plies of Printing Materials and stock Of all
descriptions and are better prepared than
ever to do Job Printing in the finest style Of
the art. We solicit orders.
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For Congress.

NV We are authorized 10 announce Gen. J. as.
VI. QuarIes, Of Montgomery county, candidate
Tor the nomination Of the Ameri Party for Con.
grcss, in this Congressional District
deC2S-td
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ssThe Herald of TRUTH

Published at shclbyvlc, Tenn. by JAS. Russ, Jr.,
and edited by r. W. Fam. Devoted 10 the cause of
the Primitive Baptists. Ter"ls 50 year in advance
jnll-3w
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McCAIL&Co co.

:. LARGE SHIPMENTs.-It is astonishing to see
the the large amount of McLEAN's STRENGTH
ENING CORDIAL that is shipped off daily to
different parts of the country. 1t is scarcely
three months since this article was first intro
duccd, and now. Judging from its rapid sale
it is known and appreciated all over the West
ern country. f-tr.ss
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery mer-
chant visiting our city. should besure to OBJ
tain supply of this Cordial. 1t il just the
thing required to strengthen and invigorate
the weak and debilitated-.S. Louis Democrat.
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To EDrroR OF EvANGELIsr:-I"My age is Six
ty. One year ago, my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until it had become thin.
1 commenced using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the ZylobaIsamum, now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR,
and ceased to falls
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For Rent.

A VERY pleasant country Fesidsace FOR rent, fasr
~ miles from Nashville, The Aurfreesb0ro' f1ke,
New Frame House good stoEe cps sng hosse, stabis
GArdea ana every convenscnee Tor desirable ksea-
tiin Call and exaIniae. =
g.ali-5s I, TANNING.
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FfSE supply otttfs nasf eclassl a. Cal = ns~
n ga hand u tac Ets.a Gal Yard, trk = sh Nss-
sale xe ttzssllgA 1.44rc4G Ieess aaa seliins a
fatoessag ioP rTicess
I4rsv isals .a4 rsena Gal = sssts sr basAel. o.
o. 30 per Iua- ~ ttet
asnrd, laFxe aaa nae, Gal - casts rsr hushel, o.
IA CSsal fs csnts ,1rs tssksl o. 81 - peF fea.
1ry and yee al - GOA giate4 4 y rs best
Cal IN The sz-rks1-
leesl-iy eAAA J. AGAENs
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Lard Lard. Lard y.
Il VIE aaterzsgred nTr shinE . pur. illse from
ttey yssii pay lls ltrocefis- az ef<sss hATAeE
lard scii ~sll haa greatly - q ntahtsRe
call - 40 aAFkei street before nssEg sale, he
hissest Price All DC stuex.bF
-IAnI-n CAlsIER. y aIAFoRD 4 co.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
II. FRANCE - Co., Managers.

A ETFR the exposure of tha many Bogus Lottery
~ concerns throughout the country, purchasers OF
Tickets viii Of course feel tm.d u ordering. Those
who desire e. pure hase, would be foolish to send mo
ney to any Lottery cunceTn witIDlt knowing that
they Will have fairness IN drawings and schemes, and
feel thaI the Managers res IOus Die foI prizes
The MAINLAND LOTTERIES have now been drawing
forty years. Milhuus Of ullrs have been drawn
in Capital Prizes, FRI $4,000 up 60 100000, and the
fortunate holders, without a single exception, paid.
These are the Lotteries 10 order tickets IN. The
Manager fully responsible fur every Prize sold
without tLy security; and yetth,y have given bonus
TO the STATE Of Maryland, for hall million OF dollars
secure prize holders. Th,y don't promise you
SO 900, $4,000 100000 Tor $40, but they give
you fair and honest schemes as g'ou can b. made
for the price Of the Tickets.
uoc,.fao,t Caho,,o g.. T,r,ory Io50
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N ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTTFrCATrs

Eloose the money e. our address FOR the Iike,s or
aerrd on receipt NJ which they viii be for,,',r1sd 10
hi4t man Purchasers cn have tickets ending In a.
ngugc they may designate e "a ~Ny
go. ~ ~ pl""h Numbers and Prizes will be sent
!" ] onaseIs immediately after the drawing
IS PURCHASERS Viii please write their si-,a,ura.
PLAN and give their Post ofIcc. county ana State
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn any r..
Die ln full without deduction. ' P"'A
10 All prizos of 81 600 ana under aid y,,, a.,
thirty days s'"e
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Ladies and Gentlemen

may learn NFits IN ease cirxance and Faptity.
hr. d. boileves the nasax Aandssfa al papss he has
tsaas n Elsls psee, Nln the l.sl nfteea ysars, via
be tlv best eNsieurs ~ has Success lasCheF bal
lhese he Sish further tsstiEaoay Eeerred hss
laFge Circular ~hrTs theg will tad ne Haost unqnah-
BED testimony fsfn tae beki X Tbs Tasted
states, duriag tie Isl tAsaty years.
fHes sl shoFe and Tie bsal - diseases Of the great
utaity, bezuts aaa ainlplkciiy IL Photography.
HaFz -, a A. n, 5 se 5 2. A., asd % At lsht
eec.,~d
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Il sfses. 6atng Aa- - flerrg sfrs.f ~ ne2l ~
yssr. Apply % hif44 T. hOffi o. a-,-.-
pee-s nssa4 81. FfH
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THE sloek hoizsrs tbs s.s1se isss f4z.s Cra-
Esu5 s.Fr ksrrbY f.alned kb4f - "a ecters =
ther raeetnz "a Tie A.. rss1, asz4 aax8dend 20
INK PE8 fkS T. az Is fsss nlfsefhs - past
Jas. a. kl-SDkhK, .s<sl
iaaif-ls seeFetary.
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KIM bAfS stiHt-atf s,1es,
"a 90 49, Akk;t. laosta s.oo 3 y
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PEN NSHIP
AND
P II o NOG r A PHI Y

yITIIL commences giving lessons IN WRFuxe Axp
w PHaSoGKAPsr, la bis conmoiaauz rooms, ever
the store u Mccall, Al tAe eoraer u Colleges steei
and he square where
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<slOyes.
Half IIn.e

L-ARtE sipc< ~ iaalxn, shaker Fiau7ct Gssnsl
Il i.scFv, t.snb's Wooi, Whas aud Colsfod Meri.
30, asd hre~n aad e AS tFItish Cotton Ii-f Hose,
tasi received ana Tor sal4 By
n-Ee-t ,. n.-Mc1iIL
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Magnificent Scheme fer Jnnuary, 1859.
CRAM q lpIT n PRIZE
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NlaGnLneeMt Scheme
APPROPRIATION PIsIyEs
'''lo fr'A'S amounting To-. ....... $500, 900
wAOlerioketss iOi halves IS; Quarter 50 So,
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at tn. fol

"a CIRCULAR showing the plan Of the Lotteris.
VIII he sent TO any one DESTROYS OF wing IN
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NJ NE1sR.5 Ia1r al ~ tasqed O. The hshesi
"A > l.s< fsr fssi a ~. Aatksa iipuse on Sular-
az. ssary la, A. ioo'eiSckz
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-03-17
AND FOR SALE.

EEo. A. HINSDALE offers for sale the following
~ described Tracts Of Land situated 10 Woodbury.
county, Iowa
= ": Or. Sec. 9, 7, &c. r. 10, prairie bottom.
NV. Or. Is,
n. T.. Or ..
W BALI n. W. Or. Sec @ T Sc T.. 10. prairie bot'm.
5. W. Or. of \. ". Or. and n " Or Of S W Or of
see b, l. Ss ", X !, and Lots Nos and !, T. IS, r
", containing Isl aGres-uplaud prairie.
y. ". Qr Of n. T. Or. OF Sec. TO- r. 81, X. as about
one half timber land.
Ten acres heavy timber in Sec. Is, T Sc, r. A. near
Lakeport.
Also, $. W. Or. of y. W. Or. Of Sec 25 and f. halt
OF \. r.. Or. Sec. 25T. sc, L. 49, in Calhoun county
Twenty town Lots in Sorgeaut's Blulf and Forty in
Dakots City, \. T. iyollnoltf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-03-17
THE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE Comply
DAKOTA CITY. N. r.


WILL give strict attention to any agency business
w entrusted to their care, such as the buying,
sellng and renting OF real estate aad property
the locating Of claims In Western Iowa and Nebraska
ana they trust from the large amount Of property
they have hand for sale, and their general knowl
edge OF the west to be able to render perfect satsiac
ton.
The buying, selling and locating Of land warrants
In the Sioux City, Council Bluffs Omaha aud Dakota
Land Districts and the selecting and entsrin of lands
in the districts giving description of the same
and guaranteeing 1t to be correct.
Collecting debts, dues and demands the examina-
ton Of titles to lands and claims paying taxes. in.
yesting money at western rates Of interest ia western
Iowa aud Nebraska.
Acting agents for steamboats, periodicals and in
surance companies.
Taking of money deposit for use or SAT-. keeppp:
when for use liberal interest allowed.
The procuring of employment, the furnishing of
hands, and giving Information to any that wish to
settle in the West to the best localities aud bust
ness to enter into.
I'D. NJ. CRocKWELL, President.
W. II. s. HUGHES, Secretary.
REFEREES:
James Buchanan, President of the United States.
John c. Breckenridge, Vice President of tho United
States.
Hon. A. Hall, Hon. W. r. W. Cobb. Hon e. NJ Short,
er, Hon. Henry and A. c. Dodge Hon. b. b. Chap.
man members and ex'Dembers Of Congress How.
ell Stibbling, Georgetown, D. C.
Baldwin, Dodge Co., i. J. McMahan, r. p. Low and
Thos. II. Benton, Jr Bankers and Dealers, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Col. Parker and Major Gilmore Register and Receiv.
er Of the l. and Once at Omaha, Gov. NJ. W. lizard,
Hon ). E.Rosers, Augustus Kountze, Omaha.
Hon, /. a.. Gibbs and VI. ". Kidep Nebraska city,
NJ. MObly, X. H. Booth, l.. Langworth Brothers.
Lowell, Taylor Co., bankers and agents, Dubuque,
Hon r. NJ. Cassidy, Hon. 7. A. Walker, Hon. D. 0.
Finch, Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
Z. l.. d. Crockwell, editor Of the Eureka, Ananosa,
Iowa.
N. b. Letters to receive prompt attention must lie
directed to the President, Dakota City, N. r. Office
at the Caewawa House, corner Of Br, dway and 10th
streets. lsept2no51y