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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27


THsRs will be MASS MEETING OF the Deu,oc.
racy at 0ARN AvILLO, on the 18th day Of August
next, ct o'clock, r. NJ, for the purpose Of eRoAN-
sxIHo the party in Clayton county.
Como Democrats, let Va meet and consult together
about matters and things in general, and zee II We
cannot at least scare our Republican friends.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
State Of Iooa, Clayton county.

State Of Lowa, Clayton county.
Aloaso Pslton, In the District Court.
vs..
Nehemiah shelden) September Term, A. D. 1859.
To NEHEMIAH SHELDEN. -.....
ClR-you are hereby notified that there Il now On
- Tile in the sce Of the Clerk Of the isrict Court
OF Clayton county, Petition Of Alfonso Peton, claim
ing OF you the cancellation Of Deed, and that unless
You appear and thereto before the morn
ing OF the second day OF the next Term of said court
Judgment will be rendered against you thereon, and
the prayer OF the petition granted.
NOBLE 4 DRUANOND,
July 20, 1s5owi Attys for Plaintiff.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

State Of Losoa, Clayton county.
John Mccloud, In tho District Court Of Clayton Co.
Ross McCload } Ssptsmbse Term, 4. p. 1850.
To ROSS MeCLOUD:
SIR-You are hereby notified that there il now On
~ nls in the Office of the Clerk of thu District Court
Of Clayton county, petition Of John q. McCloud.
claiming OF you the Of Eight Hundred and Thirty
Five and 65-l00 dollars, money due three PROM
issory notes. aud also asking writ of attachment
against your property. Aud that unless you appear
and answer thereto or before the morning OF the
second day of the next term of said district conrt
Judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
NOBLE d DRUMMOND.
July 90, 1859w4 Attys for Plaintiff.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
State Of lo,cd, Clayton county,.

State Of lo,oa, Clayton county.
Edwin ): Farnum, IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
IS,
!oha (SSsum + September Term, A. o. 1859.
10 John N. Fdrnuna and Anna D. Forum
VOU are hereby notified that there Is now on file in
i the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF
C,syton county, Iowa, Petition OF Edwin J. rsrnum,
claiming Of You the foreclosure Of mortgage, aud
that unless You appear and thereto, or be.
fore the morning of the second day OF next Tern,
Of said COURT Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon, and the prayer OF the petition granted.
NOBLE 4 DRUMMOND,
July go. lS5Jw4 Att'ys for Plaintiff
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
" Are infallibls for

|" Are infallibls for,
removing stoppages orl
IRREGULARITIES of the men.
lo0Ds = ss;.isssss s>.61ssas-,
Tl5e Pills ara notkinYl
new but have been asedI
by the Doctor in his prac-l
tice for many years, both
n France and America. |
with unparalleled success
insevery Gaze; and he
urged by many thousand
ladies who have used
them, to make the Pill, |
pubic, for the allsviatiohl
of those suffering FROM
anysirregularitics what
ever, preventive to ladies
whose health will not per-
NIT OF an increase or
family.
Pregnant females, or.
thOse suppo ing them
selves SO. are caution q Z
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
Sons OF Malta aud DoAsworthss Haud-
Over the Left.
About 1000 of the Pr du Chen and Mc(S recor


Over the Left.
About 1000 Of the Pr. du Chen and McGregor
folks assembled at the M. e. M. Depot on
Thursday evening last to see the 'sSeven Hun.
dred Sons of Malta and the one Hundred and
Thirty members Of Dodsworths Band" who
were promised to arrive that evening on their
way to St. Paul. The Steamer Milwaukee and
ltasca werc beautifully trimmed with ever
greens, flags, and various cmblems of the Order
which has lately made 30 much talk in the
world. Somewhat to the Disappointment Of the
crowd the cars brought only 800 excursion;sts,
all told, and while the boats were getting ready
to leave, the Chicago Light Guard band favor.
cd the gazers on shore with some excellent
music. AL the excursionists went up on one
boat. the MILWAUKEE,. The McGregor folks
se-crossed the river with Capt. Sherwin of the
Assmokee where large number of persons
were assembled to witness the passage of the
two steamers up the Iowa channel which act of
politeness had been promised our side BY the
Packet and Railway interest on the other. Al
no band equal to Dodsworths came with the
Sons It was probably deemed unimportant to
come over to this side to exhibit one steamboat
after dark! The "Youns America" Of Ser.
geant Goodrich was the only part Of the show
Tint "came to time tho other was failure,
though it is said that large numbers of the mys.
tics went up uia Lacrosse.
We noticed among the "Sons" a great many
lame men, not less than l6 being counted while
they were passing to tho boat from the shore.
We respectfully suggest that such members
could not have beep in condition for the annaaue
duties devolvihg upon them 20 members q good
ssands%g. All the company doubtless carries
regalias. because no man is allowed to travel
without them. but they werc very carefully con
cesled from the rude gaze Of the iuqui eitivc.-1
The Grand -- was portraitured near the
Saloon Of the Milwaukee!
We expect to hear that q very rich time was
had At Minuehaha. The "reast of the Nine
Cardinals" on Saturday last must have been tho
most imposing sight ever witnessed BY out
siders--. The Vicar OF Bray presided -
What i the price Of oats
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

An Aaassr-The DEBORAH Gazette states
that Sheriff Smith he'd arrested naa Adam
Hyde Who 10 supposed 70 be esanected with the
sAng that committed ~ Lacrosse bnglary-
lth thought the rsnaipder Of The thieves ere
about Deeosah.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

CoRREcrloS.-In speaking Of improvements and
changes last week, we atcd that Dr.. Crawford had
purchased the Drug Store OF the Mcssrs. MOE. These
gentlemen inform that the report OF sale
mere rumor, and that they will continue in business
at the place. --ss4.. sF fs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

against usin3 Pills wkile
in that condition, rs tho
propricter aas umes no
I Oen0aohsAAtn =. AftG9s - ;
above sdinonition,
though their mildness
would Prcvcut any injury
Ito health; otherwise,
these Pills are recon-
mended. Directions ac-
companying each boz.
Price 81.
N D.-Ask for Or. Du-
tposco's Golden Pills. See
signature on every box.
You then obtain a Pill
lyou may der end upon.
Ladies by inclosin2 one
Dsllar by mail to either
lot the agents below, can
have the Pills sent (con-
fidentialiy) to any part Of
the country.
& Co., McGregor.
J., l2i Lake-St., Chicago.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

Wan EAcLE.-A Democratic Campaign paper bear
Ing this title published at burlington, Iowa, by Gen
las~se n. Ayk.sp. kkA d asxeass 4sss1pass
satisfied that tho General as been there bsjbre
q ~ the sssx 70 ,.r -. -. q )
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
Negro Excitement II chicago.

NEGRO Excitement NJ Chicago.
Last week three negro fugitves were cap.
tured in very mean manner at Chicago
They ran away from St. Louis and were owned
by Capt. Frost Of that city, who offered 81 500
tor their recovery. A negro named Turner
betrayed their whereabouts to Noyes, Smith
and DeNZ three -policemcn-Repu SER
vitors Of the administration of Juo. Wenth.
worth. Noyes made the poor blacks believe
that ne would take them to farm some dis
tance from the city and give them work he
took them to several agricultural stores in the
c'.y ana battered them with the privilege Of
selecting such tools as they we're best satisfied
70 work with. He then put them ON board
special train and before the duped creatures
knew where they were they were near st.
Louis.
All the parties Except Noyes who has es.
caped) were arrested in Chicago for kidnapping
ana deserve to 60 to the Statesprison seven
years the extreme limit of the law. A terri
BILE excitement was raised among the blacks of
lineage. In consequence Of this betrayal Of the
simple creatures who placed their lives and lib.
critics in jeopardy. We go in for : fair execu.
ton Of the Fugitiye.slave Law because the
Constitution of our country requires it, but We
would almost hazard the torments Of the damn.
ed before hand Of ours should be lifted
against helpless aud credalous being who had
conhded in our promises Of protection.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
NO MUSIC

- Il.@s9 4 Ia ~ Y M u y y. taa751f n IA.
Mrs. q. L. SCcTT will give Lessons in Piano Music
At her rooms at the AnERIcAN, or at the homes Of
Scholars II desired.
Terms reasouable. b8ss s5tE 8 S4N
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
DISSOLUTION

VUyHE partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, in the Confectionery business, 10
Dissolved by mutual consent S. NJ. Lampson will
clio all the old business nj the institution alone
at the stand. 8. M. LAMPsON,
McGregor, July 81, lS59f TIM HOPKINS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

A Swlnslss TaAas.-TsxHv Of the Monroe
Sentinel has been to Broadhead sson . sain'
learning TO swim, and thsrsupon hs advises the
running regular bathing tsaiA svssy Saturday
aflesueon. .as
Msnros mus b . Dry plses.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

We WANT Ir.-In Bottom, the city OF Notions,
there is published Magazine, for the young folks,
called the sLittls Pig Monthly It's title is decided
ly funny and We want t. see the work. Win the :
formal proprietor who delivers these literary pigs"
thepublic at rapid a rate per month, send
two three specimens of her o-spring, We promise
not to make them suueali &# III
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

MissEsoTA.-The Republicans Of this State
have nominated Ramsey for Gov; Ixnatiss
Donclly for Lieut.; J. II. Baker Coz Sect; Chas.
Schoelfer for Treas; @. E. Coils Atty. Gen.;
Cyrus Aldrich Of St. Paul and Wn. Window OF
Winona for Congress.
They are already pretending that Demscrat.
&c papers charge Ignatious Donelly with being
. "catholic Isishman" Democratic papers do
not mention mans birth-plaoe or his Religion
in an Offensive sense |; but It looks strange 70
zee the Opposition liberal enough to nominatea
Catholic.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

Sold by Hoffman, Benton & Co., McGregor.
BOLLES, SMITH Il CO., l24 Lake-St., Chicago.
Agents for the North Western States also dealers in
Medicines generally. Ill6yl1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

cAxpIDArEs-H. B. Cartss1 sIls j. 1at hs i
no candidate for odace Of anyi&66. - Bssins
Of VolEa. ~illh sapposAcd for CO. Jsl1s Il the
Dem. Conventisn and not for Representative
as We have before stated. Or. Psrkseef No.
Greger. j. spoken Of -, = candidate 1or Co.
Supeeint endent Of Schools. 80
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

NEws.-TAyLoR Of. the Pr. du Chen side, is
growing rich selling News, Cigars, Lemonade,
Books, Fruit and Magazines. He has inst
completed near the site Of the old stand .
large and well built News Depot which will
make fortune for him IN less than Eve years.
Taylor is one of the most accommodating men
in the world and If our prayers are noticed by
Gabriel, there will b but little difficulty in
getting . celestial seat for onr friend close BY
the side Of Mercury the bearer Of Intelligence
from headquarters 70 the different portions Of
Gods universe.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

WAsonA~-Robest Grant calls on TIE public
% buy his Wagons. Read the call sad decide
e throw away that old bundle Of patchwork
which breaks down every trip you mako =
town. Gets your horses . running and possibly
ends IN breaking the bones Of yourself and
family 70 ray nothingof tho Biaeksmitb gill
which you pay Tor repairs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

DsATsa-The Rochester (Min) Free Press
Of late date comes 70 " In mourning Tor the
death, BY drowning in the zumbro. Of N. B.
Rossi.s, Esa, late Editor Of that paper. Mr.
Robbins was only 3 yeas Old but be welded
. ready pen and would dopbAess have won
eninence in that profession which mere than
any other creates public ssnAment
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

LasSIs Hss.-Ths Rspubiiean papsss ass saying
thas JsAsrsoa Davk Of Aissiasippi = slvossEse the
sisvs trade revival. The papers, y = eGsst to
Massachusetts folly say thas sssth Caseina seasirs
rridsnes after aatssaiisatsn and - q o. 4 Dsn-
sesaiis Stass ~ have right 70 eonpan & ~ Re-
pablieass q the nay State. ~ 49,.
Neither Of tbs shove statsmeuts Il tras.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
Milwaukee Light Guard.

Milwaukee Light Guard.
This popular company Of Western citizen
soldiers accompanied the Sons of Malta on their
recent excursion to St. Paul, and to open the
ears Of the Mississippians hcrcabsut, a trio Of
them in charge Of the "Young Anerica" field
piece arrived here Wednesday Night The
Squad was composed Of Sergeant GooDRIcn
and Privatcs GERsER and HAN. Their Young
America" ID the prcttiest and the loudest
little, percussion, brass cannon that we have
ever seen or listened TO. and the way these
gentlemen handled her ard themselyes conyinc.
cd us that Il would be dangerous to be
"fernenst"' her muzzle at any lees distance than
mile! Salutss were fred At Prairis du Chen,
McGregor, and North McGregor the Northern
Light Steamer bound to st. Paul, vas saluted /.
and the Itaska, on arrival At Pr. dp Chen from
st. Paul Thursday afternoon, was welcomed
with three guns of . loudness experimenting
to respectable thunder. The "Young America"
made herself at home On the Alamakee Ferry
Steamer, CAPT. Sherwin, and from her brazen
throat frequently spoke out the satisfaction she
felt at getting out Of Milwaukee to wake the
echoes Of the grand old bluffs at This crossing.
We are indebted to Sergeant Go0drich for an
invitation to accompany the Squad 70 st. Paul
As an honorary member Of the Asiillcry corps,
but neither the honor rendered Us nor The agree
able society of the brotherhood we're attractions
enough to justify us in neglectine our private
business We remaiped at hope. and sent our
wishes for pleasa1s "Trip An2 tpra -
shsss es.sssssly representatives. Of 6wSssy
department Of the sLight Gaaris."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

We write this not to boast 6f6ar swn mode
ration in the use Of personalities, but to give
those members Of the Wisconsin ikss little
will ultimately do them good, and their readers
will then reap the benefit Of their reform in this
particular. n
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

nr See third page for "Latcst' and other
reading matter.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERfODI
CAL PILLS-FOR FEIIALES.

See Advertisement in another colnmn. All
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
NespOprk daily Itibmme
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IRyING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

IRyING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, By WASHINGTON Ia
Vol V. $50 Pp 40 o. 7. fntIshL
The completion of this grand monumental work
is subject OF congratulation 10 the country, no
less than TO the author Had the mass OF American
citizens been cslled upon TO decide with whom
should be intruscd the task OF giving fresh record
of WashingtOn's career no man would have been
more cordially selected for that Office than Wash
ington Irving Commencing the responsible
service in the full maturity of his powers, he has
devoted 10 it the abors of his declining wears. and
now survives 10 witness the grateful reception OF
this crovning effort of bio pen Heneelortb, the
national reverence for the patriot VII he combined
with admiration Of his biogrspher
The yoluue now issued is no. les' Interesting
than either of lis predecessors Ii the topics are
Of moi So exciting character 80 the narrative OF
the wsr Of the Revolution, they introduce us more
fully 10 the personal rclstions OF Washington, aud
are precisely of nature 10 tempt the peculiar tai
ents of the writer In the very commencement Oi
the volume We have lively picture Of the Pre.i'
dent and his habit. immeiisie'y s!teg the iHaugu-
ration.
In regard to the department of Wsslingt0n al this
iunc.ure. we have been informed By who had cp
portuniies Of seeing him, that he ELL retained mill
tsry air Of command which had become haotualt TO him.
AT levees aud drawng-Toons he sometimes appeared
cold and distant but this attributed by those who
best knew him 10 the novelty oi his position and MS
innate dfidence: which seemed 10 increase with the
light which his Tenown shed about him. Though re-
served 81 times, his reserve had nothing repusiye in
H. and in social Intercourse, where he was no ongef
under the eve of critical supervision son gave way to
soldeI-ike frsnkness and coTdisiy. At 81 times nj
courtesy was genuine and bengnGut and to-aly free
from that stately condescensou sometimes mistaken
for poliieness Nothing tod, could surpsss the
noble grace with which he presided al 8 ceremonial
dinner; kindly attentive 10 all his guest; but p1r,icu'
larry attentive 10 put thce at their and IN favor
able light who appeared 10 be most dirident.
As 70 Ay.. Wellington, those who really kne" hsr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP

= plicaop Of the Mayor Alderman and Commonay Of the
City OF NewYoTk by tie Board of Commissioners the Con-
tal Park relative the acquisition Of lands for public pcrk -
place between h and m streets and the 5h and c ave
nues In the city York1hc Msyor Aldermen ana COM
onsl.y OF the City of NeYork by the Board Of Commission
ers the Central Park pTusut 70 the statute entitled IN
Act 10 alter the Map Of the City Of Newiork by laying oa
thereon public Place and to authorize the siing OF the sln
passed April la-three-hLs being pIesentheTeby gve no.
lice 10 .ssecs parties and pe-sons respectively eal
lied unto interested in tho lands teneanrts heredi and
premises mentioned aud described that they viii APP
ply to Supreme Court of the State Of at special
term said Court be- held the City Hall OF the City o New
York Monday the Goth day Of June 1852 II the opening Of
Court that day. thereafter as Counsel can De
heard the appointment Of h!Ce Commissioners OF Appraisal
in the entitled 70 estimate IN ayor OF me several
owptTs .see parties and persons Aforesaid Just aud cqa
bic taking I'll hozo lands rneuts hereda
neus and premises lie between loOh and llOh.:Tee' and
9Th eh avenues in said city and which the said Board OF
Commissioners OF the Central Park deem advisable 10 be ac-
oued the purpose Of extending sid Cen,Ta PAX N TIC Cy
OF NeYork which said lands and premises laid cut on he
map plan Of said city under and by SiIe Of an a e
An Act ,Iave Improvements touching the LAYING o of
streets and roads in the Cry New Yo and foT other puT
poses" "a ssed April 3 lsG7.-Da;cd May T. 1859.
RICHARD BUSTED. Counsel 10 the Corporation,
rlyii.ic10 and 10 szd bo-rc O' ICiln4-ss'oHeis
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

WORKS OF MICHAEL DE M0yTuGNE. A rsv snd
carefully revised edition. Edited BY o. W. Vicar fyols
l.no. Derby Jackson.
The admirers of the frapk-hearted and free.,poken
old GascOn esssyist will welcome this complete cdi-
on OF bis work, both account OF the diligence and
care which have evidently been devoted to rs pre-
paration, and the uncommon neatness and precision
OF ts typographical execution. 1t is founded on lIaz-
A!ts Lordon edition, with important corrections and
editions, including an abfidgment Of Mr. Bayc St.
John's recent biography OF Montaigne, notice VI
the various editions of the Essays. and copous ex
uecs from the opinions Of nnent writers on the
merits Of Montaigne. The American editor has taken
tie pairs to verify the quotations in the Essays by
comparison not only with the beet French editions,
bit with The original works-a task which cannot
fatO be the most highly appreciated by those who
are most familiar 18th the manner in which the PAGES
OF MoLtaigIe with classical illusions and ilag.
traons. special index to the authors QUO ted, and
general index TO the whole work, prepared with IN.
usual and exemplary accuracy attest the thorough.
Of the editorial work, and greatly increase the
value Of tie edition.-Montagne is certainly not a
writer 10 be recommended for family reading. lie
abounds in passages that repugnant 70 the love
Of decency. His French freedom" as Mr. Emerson
remarks in paragraph quoted by the editor, "rups
into srossness but he has anticipated all censure nv
the bounty Of HE own confessions. lie pretend, To
most Of the vices, and ifther, be any virae in him.
ne says il got in by stealth. But with all this really
supsihuous irankness, the opinion Of an inyncib!e
probiiy grows into every readers mind. The ain.
eerity aud marrow OF the man reaches 10 his sen.
fences. know not anywhere the book tha. seem,
less written. II is the language of conversation
transferred to book. Cut these words. and thew
would bleed; they are vascular and alive.1 80, -,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

~
On ard ser WEDNESDAY, April 6, 1872 Trains will leave
26tl.,t Station Newly IS follows:
7:+5 o. III For Nilhamsbdge
8:SOa. IN. Mail Train for Albany.
e:SO a. III. For WilliainsbTidge.
IL so a. III. Fox White Plains.
230p. ID. For Wiiamsbrdge.
4O0p. IN. For Dover Plains.
500 p. m For White Plains.
6l5 D. N. For White Plains from White And Cent'e'T
$50 .. IN. For NihaDsbndge.
RETuRSISG-Win leave:
500 a. III. From White Plains.
5:Sn o. m. From Dover Plains
6:40a. NJ From Willamsbridge.
700 q. m. From White Plains.
si5 o. M. Mail Train from Albany.
e:SOa IN. From WiilamsbTidge.
IOO D. N &. From Wliamsbridgs.
$500 D. NJ :. From White Plains.
500 o. N . From Willanlsbridse
WM. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

- InE AMERICAS HoRsEs IN EyGLavp.-Mr. Ten
broeeks Belle ran for the Wyustay Handicap Of loo
sSoyeresls SN at the Chester Spring meeting, Nav 8.
two lepgtle ~-' Wv" ''"Ay "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
uITDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromM May

III Q, 1859 TRAINS will leave Chambersst Station =.
Trains, and IL and M for hud-
con- 1i5 a m. for Sing Sing 10 and and lo;so IN
Gas D. m for Peeksk $3.50 The Hudson Poushkeepse
Peelsb Sing Sing and Tarytown Trains stop most OF ,he
vay stations PASSENGER taken ChanbeIs Canal Cisto pher
and Slssts Trains for NewYork leave Troy 45 and 80
a. m and S:45 p m and Albany about 10 minutes lseI on
Sundays, al 6 p. a. r. Snilh, SsP.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

EOh SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. - Tho
a AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON
PANf'S rev and hrst-clsn steamship MONTGOMERY, r.
scrs,, SeSn,anaer viii leave pier No Y North River on
sAIthDAf Nay ~ al o'clock Pa~sse 20 Savannah
With unsurpassed accommodations AIS ThIouTh tickets
New Orleans So Isl Noble, sS5; Montgomery. es; Albany
Ga. eA Atlanta, eSi Columbus, as; Macon, Ell; AG-
eas,a $50 Also TO principal pisces Fioid. lowest
Frsht 10 ceIts per ot and ppooaA,s Insurance
hAH pes cent AsPy;o ro,,,,-r,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
EoRsAvANNAH and FL oRIDA-U. S. NAIL

IL LlNE.-The fsyOrte s:samship FLORIDA C.p. Isaac
Cyowsn will leave SATURDAY, May n, a. p. m,
ftcm Pisr No. North River Through tickets given Mont
sDsy, Columbus Atlanta Albany aid Mscon BIZ. q L.dns
srsS y on bard For t.sh. or rs'ssss sypy sAhL l.
hITCHuL 1 foN, Nc. - epsewsy.