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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-28
News and Items.

News and Items.
Gen. Rosecrans is removed. The Wash.
ington government organ, The Chronicle,
says he fed from Chickamauga to Chatta.
nooga, said the field was lost and then
Curitd his fears in opium. This is bad for
Rosy; he has served tho administration
most faithfully in all respects.
Lees army was at Warrenton on Wed
ncsday last.
RAM Of the Whitewater Register puffs
an undertaken and his elegant hcarse -
Ram supposcs his readers will be induced
to die, simply to ride in that hearse or to
patronize an enterprising citizen. No,
thank you. Don't want hcarse just now.
The Wisconsin, draft on the old call will
begin Nov. 9th.
The Dubuque papers put up Doc. E. A.
Guilbert as Col. Of the 10th Cavalry. The
Doctor says he "cant see it,"
Shacklcford has driven the rebels out Of
East Tennessee.
Admiral Dahlgreen is succeeded by Capt.
Turner.
Gen. Grants new command "includes
all the country west Of the Alleghanics,
with headquarters at Nashville"
The New York Tribune is down on
Rosy" like several bricks.
Stewart, the New York merchant prince,
will sell $50, 100000 Of goods this year.
The September sales of cloths for mems
wear alone were 800, 900 and for the last
year in that department alone will be from
six to seven millions.
On the 18th, Gen. Mcpherson had an
engagement with the rebels near Canton,
Miss, taking 200 prisoners.
Charleston adviccs SO long prevalent in
that vicinity were soon to be broken. Gen.
Gill,norc's batteries were nearly ready to
open upon the city. A close watch was
KEEP: by the feet for rebel torpedoes.
Gucrrillas entered Danville and Harrods-
burg, Kentucky, on Friday, and committed
various dcpredations. The rebels, it is re-
ported, have burned two trains between
Murfreesboro and Chattanooga. General
Rosesc rams arrived at Louisville Friday
evening from Nashville.
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RI You want anything in the Drug Line call at
WOOD & BROS.

y. N. 8 WeEET,
GENERAL
Commission Merchant
1853 West Water street, MILWAUKEE.
Also dealer In Hides Pets, Wool, Furs, Grass Seed
&c. The highest market price paia at ell times.
RKFRR TO
J " Moore, Esq, Cashier juneau Bank, Milwaukee
Bellinger & Lawrence, Bankers, do
Warren, Hewitt l. Baker, do
w II Camp, Cash First National Bank, do
johnson Thompson, Boston
Noyes, Burlington, Vt.
AM 4 P d Moore, Plattsburg, New York.
VIM Hilton l. Co., Boston.
d Lefingwell, McGregor.
Allen, Jr, do
s67 ,. J. CARPENTER, Trav cling Agent.
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Proctsto'ss r. Groceries :
80
MICHAEL Matthew

A 7 bis old stand, opposite the Union House. Main
Of Provisions and groceries, suited TO the wants y
the public.
He has also large lot Of Apples, 0ranberziss, and
otner Fruit which will be sold - cheap ~ the sane
can be purchased At any other store in town.
The public invited to test his ability 10 satisfy
purchasers, both o. to goods and prices SO
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Sold ut Low Prices.
DANIELS. Haywood I CO.,

MEMS THICK BOOTS!
MEMS KIP BOOTSl
MEMS CALF BOOTSi
MEMS GRAIN BOOTS!
BOYS THICK BOOTSl
BOYS KIP BOOTS!
BOYS CALF BOOT
YOUTHS THICK BOOTS!
YOUTHS KIP BOOTS
YOUTHS GRAIN BOOTS!
WOMEN'S CALF BOOTEES!
WOMEN'S SPLIT BOOTEES!
WOMEN'S BALMORALSl
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Ortgtseul Notice.

VVVS V11GGt VvOCtCCs
STATE OFIOW1, CLAYTON Cor
The Lorain Bank in Elyria, In the D,.tr,sa Oo.r<
VI. yJAuuarv Faern NanA q
Luoius P. Mason, ct. al.
To Lucius p: Mason, o. L. Mason, and Cars,iss Ne.
son, Defendants.
VOU are hereby notified that there IL novapeeNlanr
l. filed by said Plaintiff, The Lorain Bank = M.
ra In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court e.
said county. Iowa claiming OF you the setting asade
and rendering void . conveyance made BY O. 1. Ma.
son and Caroline Mason to Lucius p. Mason. q the
Sd day Of May 1852 Of land In said county, and The
subecting OF the lands therein conveyed 20 The go
isfacton Of the debt Of o. L. Mason and Cafoalne
thereto and defend before Of the second day q
the next term Of said Court, commsasiag - The
eighteenth DAY Of January 1864, default VII b
tered against you, and judgment rendered thseeea.
Dated this 18th day Of October, 1855.
stamp NOB1E 4 DECKwIfu
wv AWS66 Attorneys for Plaint31a.
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received on yesterday boat load of ire
pairs'' for machines. He wants repairing
himself!
John Morris, of McGregor, and James
Mcclure, of Clermont, left this region for
Denver and the west several weeks ago.
They have been heard from at Denver. i.
Mr.. Madden. of the Iowa 3D., is at home on
short furloueh: he looks first rate and
rather likes the camp. -. Bill Burgess
drives lots Of cattle to this town. Every
week he and P. Lathrop, of ;Frankville,
come in with drovcs Of 200 to 500, all des.
tined. we believe, to Roddis Of Milwaukee.
Most Of the cattle are bought on the Cedar.
"Bilr' and "Phil' are the Iowa Generals,
in command Of the cattle Division. The
Lansing Union says "the Railway will kill
McGregor town as dead as . mackarel. y
Death Is certain to come then, George; but
will our death help Lansing any?. Som,
young men met poor woman driving
Asses. "Good mornlng, mother Of assesr
was the salutation. GOOD morning, my
children" was the reply. The cigar trade
in McGregor is good. We notice jain and
Elbling keep three hands at work, each, ir
manufacturing, and Clarke has cigar!
enough made to last for several months
Russian sailors from the feet in N. Y
harhor were made drunk and gold as sub
stituteE by patriotic chaps in Gotham. o.
course the Russian Admiral, Skinacousk
got then, out Of tho draft in quick time
Levi Blossom, Of Wis, stopped at tn
American House on Saturday night. w
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bel would lay down bis arms. They are
for an unconditional prosecution Of war
that furnishes them business. Are there
any other persons with whom you are &C.
auainted whose patriotism" arises from
the same motives! Guess not l.. The
Ne,o Ironsilles has an onter.covering Of
foe inches of solid iron bolted on three feet
of live oak /. :. The New York Herald has
snelt more peace propositions before the
Federal Cabinet The Herald always was
a reliable paper % but it is risking its repu-
tation terribly in these latter days. :. Thu
9th Cavalry is ordered to Louisville and
is probably there at this writing. Into
business before they expected, but not be.
fore they desired. Vallandigham receiv.
ed nearly 10000 votes for Governor Of
Ohio. 1t must be gratifying to holders Of
Confederate Stocks in Europe and to JEFF
Davis to learn through the Tribune that
every one Of these buckeyes is sym
pathizer with the rebellion 7, 80. Rosecrans
is superseded because he did not obey
Government orders on two occasions and
because he fed from Chichamauga, sale
the battle was lost and then buried him
selfin opium. DeQu:ncy, the great opium
eater, was his special admiration. :. (. Bragg
and Gen. Bishop Polk are also removed, fo
cause. "Vot peoples p. JEFF. orders al
British Consuls out of his dominions.-
Bully for Davis. The late elections wcr,
rs "free" as water. A Republican frient
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Marshal's Sale.

rs Obedience to three wris ueRdtioRi erp0aas TO me
4 directed from the Circuit Court Of tho United
States, at its October term for. 1885, VIII, at ii
o'c ock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, theIgth day OF JANU-
AIRY 1864, expose TO public sale, to jhe CHEST bid
der. for cash, The Court house, in Nashville, lla
vidso county, Tenn, ali the right, title, calm,
est, aud estate which o. Burt has in "a certain
lot or piece OF ground IN Edgefed, Davidson county,
Tenn on the south sde az No dlInd street" front
ing lfy feet on said street aBd running back one
hundred and seventy feet to an alley, ana numbered
81 in plan Of Shelbgs Addition, which is registered
IN the proper Oce In Davidson county, on page 43 Of
Book p and al the right, title, claim, interest, and
estate WHICH T. o. Hurt has in piece or parcel Of
ground In South Nsshy lie, Davidson county, Tenn,
described as beginning at the corner Of Cannon and
Lew streets, running eastwardly, along cannon
street. hundred and f1fty nsne Ret TO The centre
q fifteen feet alley, thence uO-thwHrdly along said
alley hundred aud fifty Que feet to Shocks line,
thence we twar ily with Shook s uneone hundred and
SIXTY five feet TO Lewis street, thence southwardy
two hund-s -and ty-one feet TO the begipnng-ttle
registered rage III IN Book 81 Of the gisraT for
Davidson county, Tenn; ahd all the right, title.
claim interest, state watch z II. GroOmes has
in a piece or parcel Of land "a Nashville, Davds N
county, Tenn, designated az Lot no. s. part Of the
original College lot No. 4 described as fronting
Market stree. thirty feet, ni running half way back
10 College street. one hgndrgd and twelve feet''-cOn
veyed q Z. II. Gioorres by Jas. Parrish, by deed
dttcd Jgne lTIh 1915, accorded on page 40 In Book
NO. s Of the hegi-trBr for Davidson county all the
properly herein named, having been levied on &c
satisfy judgments rendered by the Circuit Court Of the
United states for the Middle DstfictUf Tennessee,
at lis April trrm 1867, against GrrOines, Cayert q
Hurt, aud in favor OF J. l. Wsyne son, Duer, Nor
RS X Co. aud IL. Ciosterman.
r. GLAsc0CK, Marshal.
deo5-3t By W. BrLLYETT, Deputy.
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DR.. PRUNK,
HOnTE ORsEQUIEs.
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ vendfOHi erEOsss TO me directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF the United States for
the Middle district Of Tennessee, al its October term,
1885, viii expose 10 public sale 70 the chest bidder,
for cash. at the door Of the Court house. in Nashville,
Tebn. on TUESDAY, 18th Of JANUARY, 1884, al the
right, title claim, interest, and estate which B. W.
MAcrae has IL certain tract or parcel OF land Ia or
ear the town Of Clarksvile, Teanesseo, bounded az
follows "beginning at stone corner OF lots Nos IL
and H. ia Newel's subdivision, and running thence
with the north side Of the Clarksvie AID PORT Royal
Turnpike (the beginning corner being on said Toad,)
four hundred and eghty-six and half feet, 10
stone coFner xith +. J. Wisdom thence NORTH, 6X
degrees e1st TO stone, said VISIONS north east
cor5er IN D0Ien Iins thence east with said Doan's
line i've hundred and twenty-seTen feet, to a stone
corner with lot sold By j. S. Hart to W. A. Qlarles
T. T. W. thomas, and JAS. d. Glenn, and thence, with
sail Quarles's ThOmas's and Glenn's line 20 the be-
ginning, on the GAINESVILLE aud Port Royal Turn
pnze-oontsinng, by estimate fifteen acres and ilty
poles;" with all tbs improyements thereon and ap-
performances thereto, embracing commOdOus dwell
ling the same being levied on 10 satisfy Judgment
rendered by sad Court in favor Of ArnOl Con
stable & Co., aud against b. W. McCTea and y. Y.
OAulter. Sale TO commence at II o'clock, A M.
L. r. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
nov2S-3t By " :LELLrErr, Deputy. Z
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Marshal's sale.

N Obedience TO three wris re,aio,ii syponas to me
L directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
states at its october term for 1883, will, at D
O'Clock, A. b., on TUESDAY, the l9.h OF JANUARY
casa, al tue Court house IN Nashville, Davidson conn
ty Tenn all the right title, CHM interest and estate
which Edmond Dufier has IN lot Of ground in the
town Of MnrfreesbOrO, Tenn, with . tvO-story
frame house thereon described as follows; 81 Be
ginning at John McDermutts SOUTHWEST corner, and
running thence West one hundred and hity feet to
street. thence North one hundred and ninety one
feet, more or less, to&, H. ElOtts Southwest cor
ner thence East enc hundred and fifty feet to John
McDtTmotts themes with said McDermott's hne one
hundred and ninety one feet, more or less, 10 the
beginning - levied on satisfy Judgments issued By
the Circuit Court OF the United States for the Middle
district OF tennessee at its April term 1862 in favor
OF A. q F. Reed and JOs. Il. Thompson 9 Co., aud
against Duaer & Carney. ~
e. Il. GIAScOcK, Marshal.
nov2s-3t By W LEILYETT, Deputy.
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MarshaI's Sale.

ID virtue OF writ rezd0ai erpo TO me directed
ID ON the Circuit Couft Of the United states, for
the Middle District Of tennessee at lis october term,
lsC3, I will expose 10 public sale, TO the highest
bidder for cash. At The door Of the Court house in
Nashville. Tennessee CON me1csng at IL oc'ock, A.
N On TUESDAY, The l9th' day of J ANUAkY, SD,
all the right title, claim, interest and estate which
Jas c. owen has in tract Of land 10 win amsoa
county, Teunessee, about seven miles from Franklin
n or near the Nashville Turnpike, bounded IS fol
lows - Beginning 81 Sugar Tree the North side
% kuob the South West corner Of the tract thence
Fast 276 3. poles 70 Tsiase III Belts Soutl-es. cor
ner thence NTH enc degree last 66 poles, 10 a
stake, originally Hickory: thcrce Wet I6x poles
70 a Back Ash: thence North. one degree ksist 80
police q a stakes thoaoe West 81 poles the centre
Of sue turnpike roa theucs, With the centre OF said
road stake On Daniel Jolinston's South boundary
inc, IS poles. th=nce West, che degree North, 80
pol = to a stake thence Nest, three and half CO.
gress South, 1Ss poles, 10 rock; tence South l43
poles 20 The begiaRng; eontainirg by &c innate wo
Hundred and Forty ACrcs and vestsc In said 5as G.
owen - deed frpun ~ Eel, bearing date March 16lh.
1883, Whch l. recorded page 81 o. EOok W Of tie
Hefisirar for Williamson county; The said trsrt Of
lRnd, with al Tie iaproTg msnts thereon which vii
be sod herewith being ievied en- 70 salts y 5udg-
ment rsandsred by TIE Circuit Court Of TIE United
states, for the Middle district u Tennessee st its
April term, 1865 10 favor Of Henry Blood aud against
Jas Z. ONen aad cthcrs. u ~
r r. cLAsooCK, Mas7hai.
dess-3t By ". LELLTETT, Deputy.
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MarshaPs Sale.


y obedience TO three writs Vendioni e-poHas to me
Il directed from tie Circuit Court Of the United
States, for the Middle IGsuict Of Tennessee, at lis
Oetoser term, lSG3 viii, at IL O'Clock, !. NJ, On
TCkSnAY, the l9Ih dayof JANUARY, 1894, expose
public SAFE 10 the highest deer, for CASH at the
door II tie Courthouse, n Nashville, Tennessee all
the Figha lille, claim, Interest, and estate which Le-
uand H. Carey kas In traot O. land in RClheriord
county, Tennessee, near the town OF M&freesboro,
containing, BY survey, one Hundred and Twenty
five Acres, vested in SAID L. H. Carney by grant from
the OF Tennessee, made on the Oh day OF Oeto-
ber 1882, and recorded psge 1856, 10 Book No 10,
d Moses NJ. Swan, KegistrRr-bou ded as follows {:
" b ginning At an Ash, the Northwest eotner OF a
trac, OF land formerly Owned by David Bowman,
(ROw by said Carrey,) running thence South, s. de-
srees iAst with the north line CT said tract Ave hun
trei pol,s TO the North Fast corner Of said tract
thence North forty poles, thence North IS degrees
West i've hundred poles thenee South ry poles, 70
the beginning >; lev ed 20 satisfy judgments rem
dered by the Circuit Court OF the United States Tor the
Middle District Of TeuuGssee, al its April term 1856
st Nashville IN favor Of A. r. Stewart Co., Wirts,
lusiie q Moyeigh, and J. L. Jaffray Sons; ana
against L, II. Carney.
- - - E Z. GLAS )oCK, Marshal.
dpos-3t BY W. LELLYETI, Deputy
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Marshal's Sale.


DY virtue Of Two writs tsa1i icHf exposes 20 me d.
ID reetra Cen the Crcut Court 4 tv United = ates
Ger TIC Miaile District o. Tennessee, a. it's October
scru, Is6 viii exPese e ibic sale. 10 the highest
bidder for cash, e. tbs door Of the Courthoase, IN
Nashville, Tennessee. commencing a. II O'clock, A.
". on TUESDAY, the lsih day q JANUARY, 1864,
al tha right title, claim, Interest, aud estate which
X. n. 0roumcs has n q paece or parcel Of land IN
Nashville, iayfason ccunty, Tenn, described viii
the bouncafics loNings q Besinnitg a. Dews' 4
Harulsn's corner, or Water |stesl running tkence
Nta Water street twenty seyea fcCt, more or iess
tDWarcs Ostleniaf street, % BsTya curnsr; thence
81 rEht sDgi with BeFrys Inc, 20 Guihrey street.
thtlce Nth GGtErey stfeai tNeaty seven fsef more
of less, toEarls Brad steet, - LeWs' Harinsn's
soraefi thero az right zngi1s, 70 tie bezinuisg -
being ihe same conveyed 20 sai1 r. II 6rotnes BY
B. 4. Fost r a. per deed recoried On page 40 of
BOOK 80. "a q the Registrar fer Davidson conaty-
levied On MI whatever improvements there may Be
on the sane, 70 satisfy judgments rsudsFsd b Eai1
Crcat Court ~ Sc Afri terns 7sf against rooms
Cassfi O.. and n Eve. e A. &. kaudeii and s.
s. Stevens eons.
+ 4. GLASGOW, Marsha
tect-et ~ - LatErrz7, Dspafy.
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DIR. KNEES DlSPENSlRE.

DR.. KING Formerly q EsE FORK,
~ for mst fyoarsof Lcais4liis, KY,
Sk&&&N0 Who has devoted his atteniiton 70
the ireesmenf Of private GseAfos cr 80 year fstier
himself having stteadsa % prAotios for many
years, sDa cnrB4 - many tho1aAnds, be e eea5lsd
to cure al diseases Of private nature, matteT
how bad they Esy BE- from inj1dcious medical treat.
uasnt, or from neglect Of tbefsaSwn. Dr.. Kings
DlspenEAry Is No. g DeAderick street, between Csr
y and the EeuAre, second story, who're be eBsA ell
diseases Of q prsvsts na3uFos
GoEorzhnA osrsd githoHt nEussoua medicines o.
intsrferenee Wits busi1s1s-
sgrctures d ed Or rscsnt date e7octu1y ozssd n
q fsE DAYS, " 90 operation With eases no psin
where strictars exists hsElLh cannot BE- onEfeysd
Perhaps no disease causes mere mischief and ahd
Eli.ssthe cocstitctioh ~ mach.
syphiiE, with al The diseases o. tks Ekin, greWirs
cut 81 rsg ect bad treAtEasnt, b eGera1allr
cured IN fsH days
ssniH1l WsaA4sss.-Partlcul.yntte hayinsbs
giEen 70 thiu eiseass, and ell Tie oozEsqgenoee grow
Ing sct q - brousht on n ma1Y eea.s - tlc do
stractfFe kabs q inconsfdcrate youths aEd xccxs-
I've i2dulzcacs q tie rAa1ioua, neEiecf - Hhfeh
ri E14er1lne las cgnsiituti0n. ro1tarzr ths Sch
81 s.l - sussse g sooie.J1 - cllniIg prsza-
Esnslss Ehe lnay - lEtcrsaf 1rfh 40 alncslty q
sae Nonlp may ret efttftt 81 INN u ~ ~
PafEons feEI9tnE sSfoaa. - 4EtlIuE and siaasas
ttesr a4ss, viz - alsts 4.laet - -. a lliss
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INK

Will be furnished free Of charge TO soldiers in out
Of the Hospitals, If their bottles inkstands
broHght at the above hours SOLDIEs taught one
third less than citizens
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TO THE SOLDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

- = - a -
For the use of Soldiers.
Il Is printed in four celors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching ia countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers;
size 13xl7. The certificate is enclosed
in . pastebOsrd tnbe, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
brance.
Price 90 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
]. n. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
oct16-3m.
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PHoNOGRAPHY

is So simple and easy that its principles can ell be
learned 10 3 few hours, and a small amount Of prac-
tice will enable 70 use Il for the daily purposes Of
life.
None but those who are acquainted with il can
form any lea Of ts great breVity and simplicity or
OF the ease with which it can be learned. But what
is Photography II is system Of short hand writing
which be written ten times fast as the common
writing, read as easily, and learned with far less
trouble. r
1t IS used not only by Reporters but By hundreds Of
thousands in this country and in England for private
writing for composition, for tasing testimony, etc;
il courts for sermohs for correspondence for book.
keeping ETC. etc; by Ladies', by Students by Clerks
by Clergymen, by Lawyers, etc, and is rapidly com
ing into general use.
rs labor saw invention, its value can scarcely
be estimated and it requires but little time TO learn
to It for the daily purposes of life. But the OBJ
lection is made that others cannot read I'll Well then
let them spend few hours TO learn il for where Is
the justice 10 requiring the active and Intelligent 10
spend ten days IN doing what they might do in one,
merely TO save the indolent few hours effort Ia
learning thing which would be useful TO them foT
lifeY TIE time when but few persons could
write their names, but the progress Of the age de
mands 4 more rapid method of writing, andfwhile
the active and intelligent MUST aud WILL have the
advantages OF Photography, the fndolent must sub
nit to the disadvantage caused by their own indo
lence. ...
The ease with which it can be brought INTO profit
able aud daily is shown by the following certia
Gates. 1t is emily those who arc ya0raat Of IL who
ever speak RgSinstit.
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FTaEF undersigned tile day having sod 10 Messrp
Il HcHuien a Gates tAeir goods and business, Al
No. 20 Cherry street, kashyl.ie, do recommend 70
fha fsFoFsh noilrs and TzrrBage Of those hlih no
cellbE wa rs ~ ne 90 staai, ihcss anccozscra
Who vii there c0rtEEe the trade Ia statster
ant kfaa4ad Roods kuitabie ior suters posfmasfers
and 0lheFe selling 70 tie army.
Thankful ior the p4tfouags Hitherto given %, We
take pleasHFe IL transferring trade 10 The hands
Of apnoraeie and Il aarsisra mn
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TO RENT-FoR 1864.
The Farm in Edgefeld, of 225
Acres.

Acres,
CITuATED betwesu GalIatin and white Creek
- Tgrapikss, in the centre Of Weich Il the family
residences u Paymastsr Harris, o. the q. =. Nav
and he NorthsTH border Of % TIVE small CaftaEss,
with It's barn, stables Carriage heEss spring house,
and other convenient cut houses q Azores .
piea1ant reaideDce nozr the city, and the e0il is
excellent fsr cutIvaticn.
Apply &c " ; GEo Hkn9s, PaFmasfer .. s. Navy,
NeR fofk,' o. 20 r.. q. SO0VEL,
Ne 10 Park Street cppslts Es front q TIE Capitol,
Nashyiile, fsnnassse.
noSS-sG
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From fse Hon. JHdge Y. Gfesn,
President OF the Law School, at Lebanon, Tenn, and
who was for 20 years on the Supreme Bench Of Ten
nessee:
''Mr Dolbear has spent many years In teaching
and perfecung his system OF instruction, and is By
far superior to any teacher Of penmanship have ev-
er seen. You win perceive al once that ne Is man
of 6ne intelligence lie gives instruction without
a reason ard his reasoning is so just and clear that
you perceive the principle he seeks 10 impart
and that being fixed ~ the mind, the pupil acting
upon it, soon learns 10 wIite with and rapidly,
as well as with elegance.
commend Me- Dolbezr to your kind attention, and
trust il will be consistent with your views and feel
ings 10 forward his objects. Any service you may
render him will be wOrthiy bestowed and viii oblge
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON, TENN, Oct. 20, 1856. n. GREEN.