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The millionaire Eiopements In Eng-
inuL.

Abiding o the elopement of Mrs. Quincy
with her hoffman, which has created 50 much
sensation in England. the London 06Serper
says:
The lady left her husband a note, in which
she cousgns n his eai e her two children. aud
regrets that her passion for her parnmour
c0mpclS hr to Ellnw the bent OF her ineliHa-
iioa- The hRsliamd has already adopted
msasures 10 oblaia divorce. Under the
new nei, a portion of this lady's property
can be .ctfied 10y III court on her children.
The second case OF eiop ment j. vers deplor,
able. A ps.lhoaatrs. la X Mt, Nnd large iand
owner. had 4 daughter upoa a htan he WAS
prrpsretl to- baIk his fortan.. This young
l.ady N4s Nsaed a8d woa by The cEgats OF III Z
parish IA which she rrsidrd. The reverend
srailrman wished 10 make her his wif. bat
The father resolately refused. and eyt nlasaily
she Mas Induced Ia msFFy rich Daleh meu-
ehaai L ltaa lseF marriage. her issiheT sell
tl,d EI03 o0l apou her The ialy Ma mar
riesl .,a..ut ksug YEAR,. aud fortnight siuce
clipped with her former adniFer- .Ee parson-
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Mr.sr.sIrrt CeNTnaL RAu.E lAD coxrLrrEl

MrSSTssErrr CENFRAL RAu-R ,AD COMPLETED
Our aiead 5. ( cAREr viii accept our
aeknsssted semcats f"r al Invitation 10 b.
pFeseat = tie Interesting eerrmoaies Of
driving the lasl spike IN the construction
of he Mississippi Csatral Railr'sad.' which
evsai wIil lake place to-mofruw. Ibis Is the
| "a unliHlshesi ilsk 10 the raiiroNd eoaaeesaoa
be;weeA lals ely aud Sr~ Orleans, aud the
chain Is now complete. NeS Orleans i new
ia Communication BY rail- sith ailshe prinel-
ME pssssss In the DATED ststes; fact which
: worthy Of tbs highest congratulations.
The MANAGERS If the Aisis<ippi Q. niral have
does great wesk. snd we setsd thela heart
( Il gfrrsinsss 40 IL runsssmmasiva-
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.


Pennsylvania Is represented here .iiss ssek
by a autnb,r ~ leading ID nacTssiie l'e'llti-
clam Dswson. Bob ~ Ter. Coll cor baker.
Postmaster Blown, George Asidn. aud n
hJst VI cther-. little aud big. are here log
ruling Tar Charleston stakes.
The Presi lcnt Is conSids-Iesl in the teld.
and thinks the bFeek~ngisi-se hlind has been
plsssd fH eu,agh. The lisfsid tSo ea,i-rs
.! Yesterday aud day befvT- are n gard u
aa .!iictAl summons OF ihe wings ri Ice Adj
mlnistraiiotl - The standard al Bachaaan.
The lale and Brvoksar.dSr uSsvinvnt
mast b. dropped aud sll off K kaliefs ate
expected oa pain II slisasi~>ssi, u rally 10 the
rescue OF PrHu>yivsnla's ttyoEiie son. bgi.
DaSsaa anI ngasrs, ali. have bssn ~.'gkaag
with Bsighi. Slidegl, twin and a.h - "a gtssss.
faith Tor Breckenridge. are dtsan.Fied AMI
say they eanaot be IrIn d with. white Ltnes
n ends are eemplaiEsHg that he has Soeh
fiuily dealt wsth by the Bslsiaogs iatslesi.
So 60.
Meantme Fornry. Who / playieg The same
RE with Btigat, Gsogge Martin 4 Ia, isr
isl breckenridge, ealnes oul e0teIhp taroslsiy
Yesterday IL al usdioss "A tiele Ia sspp0 issssl
L. D.sasIs~, aud in = lssi-E -ocsa,isslsi. has
Dc. a ssss eating breckenridge Mat a, Bright
A Co. have bsvn using Furs,.y 30 hsss-lNIak
Ale Doagias iulxTest into the sapRoft OF
Brsekiafit,r. D-saglas' fFicaas in fsnassl-
ssssis are falls alive 10 he NIio.e game, alsd
have taken steps "a elseamsestlt.
Ia Virginia. Aasd-so-hasd struggle = so
Ing on Tor delegates betxeea Miss 81 HUI
ter So Tar wlse las tte call, bsst Haass Re
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

For attorney General.

H-PWe are authorized to announce W. L. Nc
CONGO, OF Williamson county, as candidate 20
Attorney General for the Ninth judicial circuit
Election in May next dec24-te
e. We are authorized to announce R. y. HAY
WOOD, of Davidson county. Candidate tor Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed OF
the Counties of Davidson, Williamson and sumner
octl9-te
aT We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH,
Esu. of Sumner county, cano.late for Attorney
General in the Ninth Judicial District, composed of
the counties of sumner, davidson anu williamson
Election siaY next oEfi7-se
ss- We are requested to announce s. l. FISLEY as
Candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth judi
cal Circuit. Elections May 1866.
oct lite
ss- We are authorized 10 announce JAMES Z
Rams, ESQ.,, candidate for the once OF Attorney
General OF The Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the counties of Davidson, Sumner and w iiillmson
Election next May octS-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

GoIxG HoxE.-The following Incident Is
related ia connection with the disaster at
Lawrence:
A touching Incident Il relsted Of e1mRa-
ny OF girls. who were safs aud eomlaFati. ely
uninjnred, nail the ore bn.ke Cut. They
would soon have been resea. IL the desouE-
ing hames had not shut ett every hope from
the prison in which they wsre itnlaursd, bat
when the IRE began To roar aroussd them
they, As il by inspira ion. jolaed In singing
the hymn
awe are gong home 10 giory-'i
Their voices rose clear aud musical above
ths cracking Of the fans. hut they were
coon sisnced 20 be heard no mere until they
had passed tae narrow sea thai divided them
from t1s besssn Vt theii faith. =
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Tennessee State Gaz-
ateer and Business Directory.

The agents OF the above work now in this city
collecting matter, soliciting subscribers and adver
tisers the state Gazateer OF Tennessee. This
book understand will be out in March, and viii
the locations of all the towns Cities villages
post-ofRces and business men. II will be valuable
book for reference all classes especirIiy bust
ness men, and the large circulation which it must
have will make 1t one OF the best advertising me-
diums. J. L. MITCHEIL,
jan26 Publisher and Compiler.
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Cszzkz1oAas GFEscz CRY HaE1
A2EaFiLtz. J4n .est, lao.
TAX PAfEas $40 @8sk % avail themselves q
II the tEsFf sses - he las al n sFa-4y a.est
q CORPORATION fAxfs, fsr The year fsfo, sFs
hereey nzaasef thzs ti=y aes d ~ - s4lssss
~ tse celiretsfss tie tetsFezt - tts F-te -
ezer PEI Hseesa 81 - si,-sed fsH the d-le q
t1este slif lst e 1ny Dansfs - taEzbe pep.
sssT - slss hy szi naa thszF tsssFsss - czzt
infne siatsly. A. hE1s<E&.
5snss-sn CsLnc1ar.
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CrtmtnaICourt CLERK

Ha We are authorized to announce CHARLES II.
HAYS as Candidate LOT Criminal Court CLERK at the
ensuing election. decSl-te
ESr ne are authorized to announce CHAS- T. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election uly4-t
AE-We are authorized to announce JOHN SHANE,
ESQ.,, for re-eIec 10 to the oiice OF
Criminal Court Clerk Mar CHI election my lite
~ I'VE are authorized to A.nounce pr. L. NJ
Pal TEkSON 4 Candidate for CriminaI co. n Clerk
atthe nsuIng Marcel election. maya I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity
perhaps article in the history Of the Nateria Medi
ca, acquired the same patronage, subjected
the number of severe and different tests and
with so few failures the Mustang iniment
II has justly been styled ranGcea fo all external
Wounds, Cuts sweIlings, Sprains, Bruises, Erup-
tions Man Beast. Ii is far a medicine of
prisng virtue that ysiciaBs compelled pre-
scribe it. and from some remarkable cures of Chronic
and Distorted Rheumatic cases it has naturally at
tracted much attention from the first scientific minds
of the age No family afford TO be without bot
tie of the Mustang Liniment in the house. Beware
of limitations
The genuine is sold by resi- ectable dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK Proprle.ors,
jau2-lm New York.
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county trustee.


Hg- We are authorized TO announce E. A. RA-
wo..ra a. a Candidate Trustees OF Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
iaml1-te
zn-We are authorized to announce WM. JASPER
TAYLOR Candidate for Trustee Of Davidson
county the ensuing March election. Jan2 te
zH-' W. are authorized announce JOHN ". MAR
TIN candidate for County Trustee Ut The ensuing
March election octll-td
Hd-we are Authorized to announce HARDIN z
BOSiICk candidate Tor the office oil county trustee
of davidson couatS al the ensuing March election.
oct5-td.
ss-we are authorized TO announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE as Candidate ior County Trustee, al the
ensulng March election. seplo-te
s.-Weare authorized n announcerHoS T. SACN-
DEiS Candidate Tor The Office OF County trustee
Of davidson County al the election 10 DC held In
March, 1900 aPrz0-ti
give are luthorizedto announce SAMUEL 2
AAENT d Candidate for County Trustee al the mex
Match election. aprl9-td
sS Te are authorized to announce IsHAM
CLARKE ;tni.!.t- for trustee OF Davidson cOun
y, at tIs aeka farcn siectIon- aug2o-te
For Tax Collector.
ss- We authorized - announce DIR. 10 W.
BROWN a Candidate Tor Re- enue Collector oil Da-
vIds..u county at the ensuing March eecii N.
Jin24-,e
lEPWe are authorize to announce Q. C. DKGRovE
as a cluiidate for Revenue Collector of DAVIDSON
cOu1t! At the ensuing March election
JAN -0-te
se- We authorized to announce ". B. YOUNG,
OF ~ mites Creek, d candidate for Revenue Coec
tor at tn; ensuing March election.
ss- We authorized announce DANIEL. c.
CLARK a Candidate fJF Revenue Collector of Da
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
uec30-te
EsT- We are authorized to announce ACTON
YOl Nc Candidate Tor Tax Collector of Davidson
cUui,y at the ensuing March election.
d.C2s-te
Rn- We are authorized TO announce j. RAMSEY
candidate for state anu County Revenue Coec
Tor DavIdson county al the ensuing March cleo
ton dec2o-te
II p We are authorized to announce JOEL A. BAT
TIL candidate Tor the Office Of Revenue Collec
tor OF Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. deo2l-te
sS- We are authorized to announce JOHN GREER
"a candidate for reelection to the olire OF State
AID County Revenue Collector AZ tie ensuing March
election. dec2l-le
sB- We are authorized announce ANDREW
GKEGDhY "a Candidate for Tax Collector OF Dav i'd
son county at the ensuing March election.
declU-te
Hp- We are authorized u announce ROBERT
POW Frs "a lidate for Revenue Collector OF Da
vidson county at the ensuing March election.
de, 2O-te
sA-We are autho rZed tn announce f. d. WHIT
WUni al a candidate fuf the office of Revenue Cot
sctor OF Dav dsOn county III the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec22-te
For COnsta ble-lst District.
Ss-we are authorizes. 10 announce apt. JESSE W.
PALE, Candidate fer Constable in the Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
JaulZ-'e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

William A. Campbell. Adm'r- IS John 2. Willis and
Others.
DY virtue Of decree Of the 1Oa- CircBt Court, at
ID Nashville, Tenn, pronounced Ia the above cause
A. rs January Tern, ls6o, wiii expose Go public
le TO the highess bladder on abe home place d the lafs
William Campbell, decsa., TUESDAY, -HE sTa
Day or MACH, isoo. the folla~ins Negroes. y i I:
silvia, Charles, Mars sesse, y ssbinKto tohn, Har
ret, Nancy, Caroline, Dna. Hannah, NzTizh ana
Jane. And, Assn, en the sane day The premises
Snl sell Tho Tract Of Land on ~sirh the sAss Am.
cAniibri. der d. resided tanning about 90 acres
said land aud Negroes e soia for digtssan anasaz
the heirs 81 sad u stasa csa peril, dec'd-
TEEszs-Sssd Negroes ~ be ssld ufaz = creist Of
II months. noiss with approves sscafRs all be re-
eared- Said LIND viii De said nFaH crea1 q l.
anu years IA interest, nstes with approves 80
curly vii be required and len rssaied anti NE
psrciaas- money is paid DAVID c Low
5zn23-ta CLerk ana Mater.
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For sheriff.


NP We are authorized announce JOHN X
EDsIi,NDS0N as a Candidate Tor SneriH of Davidson
County at Tue ensuing March election. oct-o-te
II I'VE authorized 10 announce JANIS NJ
HINTON as "A caa didate for election the Office d;
Sherin of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election sept3std.
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ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS
For the Holidays,
Beautifully BenHd and llildfatrd in The
best Siylt.
JUST RECEIVE EDDY
JOHN YORK & CO.,
SO. 3s, Union Street.

No. So, Union Street.
Shakespeare $ Merchant of Venice.
A Gallery OF Distinguished English and
American Female Poets.
A Gallery OF famous Englisb and American
Poets.
Women Of Beauty from Semirsmis to Engenie
The Court of Napoleon or, Society under
the first Empire.
The Republican, Court or. American So
eiety in the days If Washington.
The Christian Year Thoaghis in verse for the
Sundays and Holidays
Ornaments of Memory; or, Beauty of His
tory, Romance aud Poetry.
Gems of British Art, with choice specimens
Of Poetry, History. etc.
Lib-r Husioram; or, River Scenery of
France.
The Scenery of the United States In Series
of 10 Engravings.
The foeueai MsTk u He sabbath Bei's- A-
Der. The Farmers Boy
Memory and Hope. PoeiicA. Works ef Thomas
Songs q the AasetoBs- Gray.
Tie Danes aughter- fs-tscsi Works Of Charles
The Era Of ST Agnes- Lamb
Poet Il tie Year Mares Pceiicst Works
shakspeaTe's wsrks- Burns PoSthsaI Works.
Hyron,s Poe;soai Works Pops's Foetscal Works
Scs,ti's Poetlcsl AeEks- Eeber,s Pee tirsl Works
Milton POesseai xoFks. 1hsms.sans PoeIfeaI
soatbey's Pectieal Works Works
Brysnts roeiicsi works Rogers PoetiesI Works
LoBglelIoSs Peetleai esan.pbsl's Posties
Works. Works
/ coldsmiihss Traveller. spenseris Peesieai WORKS.
Records Of the Heart h4lioekss fsssiesi Jerks.
Sacred Anegsres- The haydsn illustrations
Poetry Of The F.elas- q Shakespeare, prsei
PossFy Of the goods, eopy-
II ores irish Melodies
Harperis illustrated Bible London Bibles.
Velvet aud Turkey Aoroeeo Bibles
The ChaEeh Prayer Book sith Lessons.
Paper Maehe Portfolios, Back CANNON
Boards. aud Albieus.
Portable Desks, Leather Goods, together
with a great assortment of Juvenile
Books. 4zE -,
For ale by JOHN YORK & CO.
6ecla-u
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r. ..-sIueniiaI kaec--Democ
Plotting aud Counter Pioitfag--
Hue hauan la the Field.

We take the following from the special
Geographic correspondence of the Cincinnati
Esqairsr, the leading democratic organ Of
Ohio -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

Mrs W1nsiOW, an experienced nurse ua
emale ply stefan nasa soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethl-g by softening the guusre iucing all nfams
on-wilI allay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe IN all cases. See advertisement ID
another column. une7d4wly
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nem ASuertisements
CRISP'S GAIETY.

Monday Evening. January 80. 1850
Re appearance "r the popular Gaiety Company. Mr.
Crisp has the satisfaction Of announcing engagc.
ment with the EMINENT OuEnIAN AND VOCALIST
MIR. COLLINS.
whose triumphant tour throughout California and his
established fame in the United States a. the Great
Irish Comedian stands aIo Mr.. Coll ms in of
his celebrated characters. Mr. Collins will sing three
Of his popular songs, including his wnrli famed
"Widov NIachree,,,
received with snch enthusiastic apIIause as com
pei Mr. Collins to repeat the widow - with his new
version, three times each evening.
HIS LAST xIEGS
0CIlla CHAN, "a genius his last Legs) c,Ins.
Teddy, The Tiier. Teddy, Mr.. Collins
To conclude with the popular ftrce Of
IIischief. Waking.
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and chattanooga Railroad compa-
i ny, in connection with tue Roads below, ar g
running an Exp ess Freight Train from Charleston
aud IA vannsh nashville slower speed but with
the same certainty the- passenger trains. No de-
lay 10 freights by this route. L. W. COZ +,
Ian27-d. Supt-
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

I " order TO sell more Goods We have resolved 10
i ask less proats snr stock is iull AZ all times
and consists OF = hBe variety &c shirts Neck Ties
SeaTfs and Cravats. DSDkENE EAR OF six, c sh
mere, lambs Wooi, AcriHo and colioTs; Gi0ves and
Hair Hose OF every kind; Bsnds erehlefs, susreu-
dcTs, shirt Bcsems and Dressing Robes, sc. &c. We
have alsa a choice lot of Fancy Gonds, such as
combs brushes Canes, Porte Monies, P0ck ct Rocks
Chess men, leather Travelling Bags, eInal Mirrors,
Scissors, &e., all for sale cheap by
Jan26 J. Fl. NcGHI-
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EMPLOY NaENT.

GEA MONTH AND All. ExPEeSSss PAD
oetO A asezs aHfrd q etsEf tss eat eaza
- 4, he Unliea States snEaE~ h fespeSs4 e
1nd sasy eaflness - h5za ffe sf~zss ffszas Easy
be realised Fer IsftksF psrilcasars aaers=s f- !.
Hrxsr xkszH. easpeT l-th stfcst 4Ha Hre41@sys
Sess Vera cstr, sBeIasiug ous Postage stamp
tznzs-a2N4tz
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Louisville and NashVfllc
RAILROAD.
- -

1--WE thFcssk kxeress Passenger IEztas beixesH
i >.xlFize =Ea L1sssi.,c. znsksaE close cennrc-
tlaas - leelssiie ieE Nee isEk. DS<fos, FlszE>l-
pa h<izluores ssAseksoe Gtf. f11slc, Niagara
Hes1- =
On ana amer Suxssr, 1zzrsFy I'd. lsso trains
al rna - foliesse =
Flrsas<.ssszses <asAsii.s ~ asa A ~ ssify sop
,<zzs tsz4lz1z1. 1eslt 6rre4. Ela<Eux
khEzb=sbfos n snd ali regular stal1ls ben sknsE
- D. aez znd aFrixtzk Le1zs< iils "a $50
= ilzserles, haFes i<riss Ne 40 p ~. s<sp
F1nk - skost s2e1 zrr1stEx ~ Nashville ~ e-ot
IN
ssesr<t tram leaves Nashville A fo2e p tally,
fSas1as exeeHtss stsprins 1fss tran, ana
rlxhr Il llzi=si.ie SO p ~ ke<1rhinE leaves
ls1s slls so A ~. stcppnT - above ana ar
! rIxis< n ses1EslI< a 5e1 = u.
G.lsslis A<essn 1sosstsca Train leaves Nash vile
aslis fsaBdzys sxe<afs1)ss as p ~, snt arrix-s
iaz Il 6slkz1sl ats 14f ~ ketafnizx lssve1 eA;nz
80 e A. ~ 2nc ARRIVES &Azhvii< ~ s:1e
a. @Sos = xNDkEzo$, zapg-
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Leave Nashville At 80, A. N. and ?, Pm.
GINNING WEST.
Arrive at Nashville Il sac, A. N. and 5:lo N.
Ii. rail connection and shortest route 10 Boston,
~ New York, Philadelphia, BaltimoTe, Washing
ton Chariest"n, savannah, Montgomery, New Or
leans, sc. Passengers for ihe East and south,
the Memphis and Oh reston Railroad will take the
p. N. from Nashville whic. viii c nnect AT
Chattanooga with the quick train for Washington,
Phil ,delphia, New York, sc and at Stevenson with
the fast train over the Memphis and ChaTieSt'n
Railroad and its southern connections. Passen gers
for the Western and Atlanta Railroad connecting
with the Georgia and south Ca uiina Reads, viii 60
through without detention by taking the 80 A. N.
train from Nashville.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on april
cation Ticket Agent, at Once at Depot, to ihe fol-
lowing places, aud At the toll wing prices, viz:
n .sl,,illa An.x York .llar. : @ so 90
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RI NOV AL.

HAVING moved my C DDS 20 Cherry street. next
III u the Traders Bark one door from union I
take the occasion 10 r-tnrn thanks my rieRds and
customers for the hbe rai patronage bestowed lte
old stand, and hope that change at place Will not
only cause continuance but al increase of the
trade herr tofOre received.
jin26-u J. II. McGILi-
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Fine Teas.

Jest resolved large iss d NJ Pits ULTRA
BLACK .sa PLASfAFIuS IaPsaisL rEAs. TA-ss
Te esazsisssa ne ssss isayas>a, .aa fss sas
sale u sas>a are sele .zsaEs-
isais-ss -. c. BROWN ExASs.
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ALL QUALITIES.
81 zsaasiss>s q ssis psrxszs<rs .cxs % e4e ct
& d, ssosuEs %.
eR E 81 <srtA sheFry sf-.
n>sis-su a. Near ne fs<s Csc
- ~
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Pen manship and Photography
MN. DOAREAR'S

rIAsSE all commence s4IrFhsT, the Elsa
~ last - the eosner o. Coll, e sireet aLd fpnr
square, (eEtrsRde calege a. All - ha sezire
tela Mr. las elAsses sAssd d. laaBed,ztsy. Fer
from the eEsantry osn hnisk Their Ieszsns IN
week
PENNASsEIP kesrs sso II A. NJ 3 20 r n ara
~ 10 Is AZ sighi
rH1SosEAFli g 70 al night. and aelss- il .ls
eay also 52E3e-<f
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Also,

geaerli azsortnsas OF Paists. osis. y.rai.As-.
Laas. FssaiIs raekss. PERU nsry, Brzshzs. bye
STAB, ss-. All d ~sssa &c AK tAs sasassa u
PaFsh@sets-
10. 6. sRoas 4 EvASs
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Name Of Company, Charter Oak Fire and Marine In
surahce Company.
Location, Hartford, Conn ecticut.
Amount OF capital stock paid in as shown
Amount oil surplus. ................... 36,07l 81
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&c We are authorized announce E A. RA-
WU,.r I'll : a Candidate ior Trustees OF Davidson
county 1T the ensuing March election.
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Fine Liquors.

We keep the parest Liquors thai can be purchases
r. IA hands, and feel safe in assuring friends
that saey strictly reliable In quality.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-29
Lyons
FEMALE COLLEGE,

THE SECOND SCHOOL YEAR Of this new and
successful Institution will commence ON the 2lst
day OF September, 1859.
The success which has attended our labors during
the past year, and the standing abroad which this Cot
lege has already attained encourages in ctersng
high hopes for Its future usefulness The exceeding
beauty OF IT. position and grounds surrounded wi; h
fores trees and overlooking the Mississippi River the
towns OF Fulton Lyons and Clinton and miles Of the
finest scenery Of the upper River the archt
almost universal heathulness Of its locality united
with education al advantages Of the highest order.
must recommend it to parents most desirable place
for the education OF their daughters. y
The Faculty consists Of
Rev. JOHN COVERT, A. NJ, President: 8.
ID. s. COVERT, A. NJ Principal and Instructor in
the Higher Collegiate Department
Miss a. l.. ROBINSON, Governess and Teacher OF
Mathematics, ETC.;
Miss ANNIE +. BEAN, Teacher Of Languages, etc,
Miss CLARA II. JONES, Teacher of Music.
with three competent Assistant Teachers.
Regular courses OF Scientific Lect urcs illustrated by
apparatus, will be continued throughout the year. !
The College is entirely undenomina tional in charac-
ter but Is conducted strictly religious phi lcples.
Our plan OF Instruction Is systematic, practical and
advance faster han they master their subjects OF
study The year l. divided into two sessions the first
commencing as above, and the second on the Sth OF
February, 1860. Pupils received at any time.
IEnMs--to Bdarders 81 Is per annuIn, or S44 paya-
Die strictly at the beginning a1d middle Of each
sion and pay ment for Tuition in all Branches
OF the English and Classical courses, board, furnished
rooms fuel lights and washing. Tuition to day schol.
ars $l0 to SIS per session. Music, Drawing &c. extra
az usual rates The fine steamers of the Northern Line
Will carry pupils on the river at one half fare.
For Cat alogues Of the Institution steamer passes
address the Principal at Lyons. Clinton county, Iowa
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