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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

IDAuo.-This little gold patch is only
362 900 miles in arca-about the size of
six such States as Iowa or nine Of New
York. All the world hercabouts is talking
Of Idaho as the Canaan Of Spring cmigra-
ton, and we mention the size of it to as.
sure our friends there is room enough for
all who want to see it. Idaho is very rich
in gold--there is no doubt of that-but
those who have paying business here will
do better to stay at home and trust to ener-
gy rather than luck. We hear of many
who are going as soon as they can get
ready. MITCHELL of Howard Co. will leave,
per Mule Express, in March others have
been named as getting ready and without
doubt there will be an immense hegira
thitherward this Spring.
VERlrAss in yesterdays Ne,os calls all
who contemplate going, "Flunkeys." This
is scarcely in good taste. There are many
who are not liable to draft who naturally
look toward the west for an impr ovement
in fortune, and it is unfair to impute unpat-
riotic motives to all who talk of cmigrating.
Our advice to all is to stay at home, attend
to business, and let those who want to
grow quickly rich take their chance among
the savagcs Of the Rockies and the "Stink.
ing Water" Of Idaho. If all our young
men are running to the territories to escape
the draft, as Veritass suggests, Gov. Stone
should be advised to stop the fight at once!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

the Union" Just refer them to the fact that
Hon. John L. Dawson, of Pennsylvania,
offered recently in the U. s. House of Rep
resentatives the resolution following, and
that the unconditional Union men" in
that body voted it down, while the Consti.
tutional Union men, politely called "copper.
heads" unanimously supported it! This
resolution tells exactly how much its oppo
nents admire the Union of our Fathers:
Resolced, That the President be request.
ed to make known by public proclamation n,
or otherwise, to all the country, that when.
ever any State now in instruction shall
submit itself to the authority of the Fede.
raj government, as defined in the Constitu-
ton, all hostilities against her shall cease,
and such State shall be protected from all
external interference with her local laws
aud institutions, and her people shall be
guaranteed in the full enjoyment Of all the
rights which the Federal Constitution gave
them
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Cheering.

Cheering.
We arc so pleased with the following lit.
tie billet from an advertising friend in Mil.
waukee, that We must publish it. 1t is
seldom We get letters except Of good ma.
tured character, but It is also seldom we
get suclf'a multum in parvo report, compli.
mentarily AS. the following:
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 9th.
EDS TINES Your very welcome paper
is received. Our Ad. therein looks splen.
didly, tip.top, E Pluribus Unum, multum
in parvo, or anything else the vocabulary Of
Webster, Worcester, or "any other man
may contain. Itpleaser all over. w.
Much obliged, old boy. One Of these
days when we get round to il, and the
Spring trade moves, we'll set you up SO
high that you can see stars and take a horn
with the Moon as you pass down to East
Water Street.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

Carries. The News criticises the Com
mercial's published in the News Job Office
typographical errors. The Commercial. in
reply offers to bet a gin cocktail that there
are two errors in the News for one in the
Commercial. The fun Of it is apparent
when the reader sees gin spelled jim!
"Oh that mine enemy would write a
book - exclaimed the old chap who had
plenty of sores on his person and scold.
ing wife.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

GoNE.-Our little Drum Major, IRA
HENRY CHURCH, Uncle Sans talented drum
mer son has made an engagement with the
proprietor Of Concert Troupe in Chicago
The gentleman heard Of the Major and
came to see Lin. His drumming talents
were SO superior that there was no difficulty
in arranging terms. Our young friend is
apersonal favoritc Of every one here and
while we regret to part with him we all
feel that he is now in position where his
extraordinary ability as drummer will be
better brought out and more universally
appreciated. To our many readers in Chi.
cago We say go and hear MAJOR CHURCH
Of AcGregor beat tho Drum" Wen cal
and sac you. IRA, when next in Chicago.
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ID L H II ,

aged 81 years. '.ss"n
In Eau Claire, Wis.,, Dee. alst, Of Ery.ips,as, Nrs.
Sarah Johnston. ~'''
In Chickssaw county, lowe, Jan. goth. A. H. sut.
ton, aged 50 years.
In Charles City. Iowa, Jan. Goth, Mary L.. d.u~h.
months.
years
In Canoe Township, Winnesheik county Jan. 22das
o. Scarlet Fever, Mary f., aged years, ana on the
2Sd, OF the same disease, 6cor,e w. sReS wears ana
months both the children IT A. and sssun Mofsin.
In Eldorado, Fayette county, Iowa, Jan 2sth. Eoi.
ONION Aelwer, aged IS years.
Al his residence In South Bend, lad, on Monday.
Feb. lst., OF Apoplexy, Robert ReddiuG, aged 10.
The deceased was . brother Of James Reddine, The
McGregor News Dealer. We have known him long
and WE'LL steady, upright, honest man, d the
record can certify to.
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COOP BoY.-A youth Of modest, gentle.
manly appearance handed US letter one
day last week signed "Henry T. McLaugh-
lin." It was correct answer to the gal.
lon and 8 gallon puzzle published in this
paper few weeks ago. The letter was
very well written. We enquired who was
the author Of it, and were surprised to hear
the boy say,"I wrote it, SIR" That boy
will be known as leading citizen in time.
We will give you more puzzles to work at,
Henry.
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GLAD TO HEAR 1.-THE following bonn.
bastic dispatch was sent to President Lin.
coin on receipt of his late call. 1t will de.
light our 10 to Is men all to pieces to no.
tice the confident language of the new
Governor:
DEs MONIES, Feb. 2, 1864.
70 President Lincoln, Warrington, d. G.
have just received your dispatch for Q
Draft for Five Hundred Thousand Troops
after March 10th. There will BE- no Draft
m Iowa. You shall have our quota with.
out it.
I'VE are coming, Father Abraham, with Five Hua
dred Thousand more"
BY order of Gov. Stone.
N. B. BAKER,
Adj't Gen.
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SAVE YoUR- WooD.--We are in posses
sion Of most valuable wood. saver in
the shape of a Controlling Valve or
Dampcr patented by Verback l. Walk
er, June 1868. Mr.. Louis NJ. Fiske is the
U. S. Agent for the sale Of County and
State Rights for rending this important
economizer. They are used now in nearly
all Steamers and Cars, in most public
houses in Wisconsin and they have only
to be known to bring them into every pri:
vate family ia the country. It is estimat.
ed that they will save one-third the wood:
they burn up the SCOT and in every respect
do excellent There is money in this pa.
tent. Address L. NJ. Fiskc through the
Post Office.
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COMING HoME--We are advised that Go.
G, Of the 81 Infantry, and 90. X, Of the
LIST Cavalry, will reach McGregor to night
on the train. Mayor SroNENAN has col.
lected from the liberal citizens of McGregor
q nice pile Of money to give the boys q
supper and do them honor. Who wont en-.
Joy the re- union of our gallant heroes with
their friends and families? Let US have Q
grand ball at the Concert.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

The jon OFFICE-The TINES Office runs
job Department, superintended by A.
N. GODDARD, printer unexcelled in nechan-
ical taste or speed. The Necs Office claims
to run, or permits its name to be used in
connection with Job Department, super
intended by CHARLES Mcdowell, also an
excellent printer. Mr.. Med. allows him.
self to be called king Printer" in sheet
issued from his own Office; and last week
we referred to our Foreman as emperor
of Typos; at the same time We suggested
the improperly of putting "Neaos Print
on Funeral notice handed round town
Charley Nc. grows angry at this little
retaliatory nonsense That is all.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

The FENIANs.-The Fenian Fair at Chi
cago on the 28th OF March will be grand
display. Many products of Irish skill and
manufacture will be on exhibition and for
sale. Mrs. Theresa Edwards, the modest
and eloquent Irish reader and lecturer has
consented to deliver an Address. Commu-
nications to Box 2l55 will be attended
to. Articles donated should be marked to
Seaman & Bro, 1888 s. w. Street Chicago.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

The RAIL RoAD.-Capt. Sherwin was in
town on Monday as lively as Locomotive.
The Road is now in running trim over sew
en- miles west. About the first Of March
the village of Monona will be reached. Our
ride on the road has not yet come off: we
see that Mr.. Tcnney, Of the Nsps, had q
very happy trip on the Sherwin train on
Wednesday last.
At Mcnona there is some depot excite.
mcnt. 1t is proposed by the Company to
erect Passenger building or "a Depot" il
81 500 be raised by its citizens!
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The Negroes.

The Negroes.
The propriety Of cnlisting negroes is hu.
norously urged in the following song tc
he air of 1.-THE Low. backed Car" twas
written by the celebrated private Miles
D Reilly," and sung recently with great ap
'lausc at military meeting in New York
Miles O'Reilly ON the "Nagurs."
Some tell u. tits . burning shame
70 make the naygurs fight
And that the thrade OF bein' kilt,
Belongs but to the white;
But as for ME, upon me sowl
So lib eral here,
I'll let Sambo be m ordered in place Of meself,
On every day in the year
On every day In the year my boys,
Aud every hour in the day,
The right to be kilt I'll ever divide,
And dvil q word I'll say.
In battles wild commotion
shouldn't at all object
II Sambo's body should stop ball
That was comm for me direct
And the prod OF Southern bagonct,
so liberal are we here,
I'll resign at once and let sanbo take II
On every day in the year!
On every day in the year, my boys,
An wild none of your nasty pride,
All me right and claim to bagonet prod
Wild Sambo I'll divide.
The men who object to Sambo,
Should take his place and fight
And 1t Is better to have q nagur's hue
Than liver that, wake and white;
Though Sambo's black as the ace of spades
Ills finger a trigger can pull,
And his eye runs st raight upon the sights,
From under his thatch of wool!
So hear me all, boys, darlings,
Don't think I'm tipping you chsff,
The right to be kilt I'll ever divide
And give him the largest half!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

New ADVERTISEMENTS. - Readers will
please look at them. you want Good
Farm, a Saving Machine, any business done
in Milwaukee at low Commissions, to pay
your Taxes, to find your lost cow, or to fit
yourselves out with new rig of Clothing,
our Ads. will be Of value to you.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10
MARRIED..

In Fayetts Co, Jan 2sth, by Eq Carmichael, Mr..
George Cullins to Miss Abbie J. Butler.
10 Iloyd Co., Jan 9th, by Rev. MIR. Groat, Geo
NJ. Perrin Of the Iowa 9th, to Miss II. J. Hunter.
Al DEBORAH. At the house Of + J filbert, Esq, on
the evening Of the ID inst, by Rev. u. Adams Capt
Emeiiss Weissr to Miss Mary Van HSn.
We glad to hear that the Captain has enlisted
''Preseut Arms -
At West Union, Jan. S1st, By Judge Hawkins, Mr.
Brunette Comm 10 Mise Sarah Bowers.
At West Union, Feb, Eat, by Judge Hawkins, Mr..
Benz King to viss Jennie Plumb.
At Elkader Feb. sth, by Rev, Father O'Bvrne, Mr..
Lawrence aicD ermott to Miss Julia Brayi both res
idents Of Cox Creek Township, Clayton Co. Iowa.
Welcome, Lay,to the circle Of alatl soaia felicity.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

E We are glad to receive as exchanges
the NORM Iowa TINES and McGregor
News Intelligence from the stirring,
thriving, 60 ahead little marrow city," is
always welcomed by US. No city in the
State furnishes two such papers. How are
you, Col. p Council Bluff Nonpariel.
Thank you, BAUGn, Pm first rate. How's
JOE "! The conductors of the TINES and
the Nescs are not to blame for the liveliness
Of their papers, the city of McGregor itsell
is Of SO active character that slow pa.
per conldn't live minute in it. A slow
business man reforms or is run over and
kilt in this city in just 80 days. "Ac.
tivlty or Death" is the motto. r.
q q Cole is tho newly annointed Jndvc
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

trip to McGregor.
A ride to the Marrow City" of the
west is one Of pleasure. Frank and Manus,
of Joe Bates line of stages, will either Of
them make you comfortable on the trip
and there is no doubt of being well entertain.
ed when you get into the State of Metre
gor. Reaching there We felt slight Ella
ton at the sight of the business going on
and after splendid dish Of oysters on
invitation Of our friend NJ. MATHEWS, the
accommodating Grocery, Produce and Iiq-
our dealer, we made tour round by the
TINES off &c and chatted a few minutes with
Mr.. ANDRIcK, junior of that popular es-
tablishment--PAr, the Colonel, being on
the street levying on eatables, etc. Nc
Gregor is one Of the towns We read Of; it
put us in mind of Chicago and we con.
cluded it was about equal to half mile Of
Lake street and Clark, mired. Its large
new Brick Blocks, it's warehouses of wheat
and acres Of Pork piled out of doors in
default Of storage room, its excellent and
we'll conducted Saloons, its Dry. Goods
houses, Clothing, Hardware, Drug and
Wholesale Grocery Stores, etc, its large
Mechanic Shops, its Hotels, almost alarm
man man from the country. We found
1t dangerous to attempt crossing the street
so numerous arc the teams going heller.
SHELTER in all directions
Having accepted nice glass of wine
from "the Deacon" We left the active young
city in good order, next morning, and
found the quietude Of ADLAMAKEE village
in few hours pleasant drive.
p Nee
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

BILLIARD SALooN.-For good tables,
good cues, good balls, good liquors, good
cigars, good evening lunches. good cider,
good ale, good treatment, and good humor
90, direct, to lii. LANPsoN's St. Nicholas
next door to the McGregor House. II
JESSE can't extract the blues, you may al
well commit suicide.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

TRsAsuaRRs OFFICE, CLAYTON Co.. Iowa,
ELKADER, Feb. 3, 1864.
The Tax Payers OF the Northern part Of Clnytos,
County will take notice that the undersigned viii be
Monday morning the 22d to 8 O'Clock 10 the sfter.
noon Of Tuesday the 23d OF February, aud that he
will be aud receive taxes at the ONCE OF Msssrs Odell
& Cfdegraf at Mc0regor. from Wednesday the 2lth
to Saturday the 9th Of February, 1864 No charges
will be made, but those who neglect to pay to the
undersigned ill be called upon by Deputy COLLECTORS
in March next. JACOB NICK Lana
2w's2 Treasurer of Clayton Co Iowa.
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FESclNG.-Phillip Dorr, Of Prairie du
Chen, desires to advise Iowa men that he
will sell GOOD FENCING lumber at ST..
so per NJ. While the ice is good it will
pay the buyer to purchase of him. st
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

Milwaukee T. Pr. dlu CHEN Railway
Trains Depart.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, ..... $500 A. n
Night and Express Passenger, .l0:l5P. n
Trains Arrive.
Mail aud Day Express Passenger, .s:2S P. NJ
Night aud Express Passenger, -. 7:l5 A. NJ
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10

Devoted exclusively TO the purchase Of
Goods for Country Merchauts, No
chanics, Hotels and private indi-
viduals, at Wholesale or
Retail. tra
The only Office Of the kiad in Milsosskee.
Address r. 3. RILEY,
Commercial Agent,
y3S2 p. o. Drawer SOC, Miiwsuker, wis.
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TINES OFFICE. Tuesday. 3 P. NJ. !
February 9. 1854.

Weather variable-eool one day and melting ,the
next. Outside price for Pork on Tuesl pat McGre-
gor 1885 for Wheat o.. Other arieles IRE bought as
per reports below. Business last week tolsrahy
tive. Ice good Freights crowdng the trains to
Mil. and Chicago The eastern markets for the last
ten days have net iuctuated much. Gold plays from
Sc TO SO forward and back. Mr.. Brydge's report of
the weighing will tell you what receipts were from
Monday to Saturday.
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TIME subscriber offers to sell, at q great bargain
l. hs farm in Dresden Township Chickasaw
county, Iowa Cent aiming 800 acres of choice li8
land, well watered all under fence, 200 acres broke
100 acres ready for seeding In the spring miles
and halt Of good post and rau fence, 70 ofaI
good timber Five fsrtes the eight are water
ell wi running stream. There il . large and new.
failing spring the place. The following diagram
will show the situation of the Farm:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Taken I'm!

10y the subscriber In thiscity lbewecn the nrt and
! middle of November, Red and White IIeifss
Caii tx months old. The owner can have the same
~ proving title and paying charges.
3S2 CEO SuOup
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$7J to 500 Der Month

VILE Little Giant Sewing Machine Company want
= an agent IN each county, to solicit orders nor
ther new Sl5 Machine. with gauge, ana
extra needles We will pay liberal "a larry and cx
penses, or give large commission For particulars
terms, &C., enclose stamp and address.
3m3s2 Gent Agent. for the ijn;tsS ss.t..
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South.
*House. tRarn. OSpnug.
There Il on the Farm one frame story and half
dwelling house 2ox24, one double log house and one
frame barn 24x62 feet.
Tcrms..$lO per Acre.
Finy Dollars will be paid to any one finding good
reliable purchaser. - - ...s,
Address, ABRAM CLARK,
3S2 WiliamstoWn =. O.. IeVa.
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AT Prices Of Furs, corrected weekly by 8.
NJ. Lampson, manufactures of Confectionery, and
Wholesale dealer In Groceries, Green and Dried
rr,,;t -
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LUMBER,

McGREooR, Feb 10, 1884,
Office II HAYr Il BUK DICK.
Eds. Times We hand you below the current
prices OF Lumber, t. in this market
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G. G. Cole is the newly appointed Judge.
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WINE IN service. Where q pauclty Of
brains forbids the elaboration Of argument
or facile spine enables them to bend from
one position to another after the manner OF
. gymnast, it is not proper to hold them
accountable for the use of epithcts. What
other weapon has mental vaeuity to defend
itself? Would you be so ungenerous as to
deprive Stiffness Ct its right to chatter or
to prevent knavery from making really
honest effort to cover its sins from the sight
Of mankind? The ostrich, when closely
pursued is said to hold his head in the sand
not thinking, poor creature, that this ex
poses him in reverse! Why may not this
habit Of the Arabian bird have sugges.
ted the course which SO eminently
marks the language of.many of our "loyal,'
epithetical exchanges. An old gentleman
once said III you see man loaded dowr
with brooches, breast-pins, rings and chains
| be sure that the wearer requires this from
psris to bring himself up to his own ides
of par man. Or If you observe an ole
outside chimney supported by dozen polc'
you can bet the owner feared its fall unles.
twas thus aided" Applying this to tn
!: writers and orators of this slang order W
conclude they have measured themselve!
and End no way Of attracting attention ex
cept by that cheapest Of all methods, q re
sort to bllingsgate.
4 Bot we began this article simply 10 prov,
the motives now actuating Administration
lists in the prosecution Of the war Whel
you hear men asser! that they are in favo
Of "supprcssing the rebellion and restoring
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GOOD FARM for SALE, 81

w. A. BENTON, r. N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
THE VERY LATEST
TELE Or r a p H.
News rem virginia.

NV YoRK, Sept l3-Gold opened
stronger this morning. The opening
quotation was Els. bat under heavy pur-
chases to cover shorts the price advanced
before noon to 2.234
The Commercials Washington letter
says that Gov. Andrews, of Mass, who
has arrived here, has given in bis ad-
hesion to Mr. Lincoln without reserva-
ton.
One Of Gen. Grants staff just arrived
here, reports the situation of the army
improving vastly Lee cannot attack
with any effect until Early returns, and
Sheridan holds him securely. He can
not fall back without immense disaster
The Richmond Examiner Of last Fri
d " sEys Grant has massed great many
troops on the railroad, tao miles south
Of Petersburg, and has within the last
ten days pushed his left quarter Of a
mile vest Of the railroad He viii, At 80
early day, make grand burst and try TO
reach the son;b side of tie railroad at
some point near the town This Is 70 be
bis next grand movement
The Whig says sherman visited the
rebel wounded At Jonssboro, and told
them he intended to take the army back
to Atlaata, and rest il, and then 90 to
AIdersonville. The Wing says this may
DC regarded as Yankee braggAdocio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
River News.


The river at this point was falling
slowly last evening but the rise from
'eeve vii doubtless reach here to-day.
and Will most likely be quite rapid.
TIE rise st Cincinnati and PiitsburE
continues, with thirteen feet at The las-
Ter pOiat
There were three Zee, in the Cumber-
land on HArpeth Shoals yesterday, and
iailing, ssrTgfv e aT6
The Upper Mississippi is stationary.
With four feet fourinches from St Louis
TO Cairo. 81 . EASf
The Fannie Brandies, Clara Poe, Pio-
neer, and Cuba arrived from the Cum
beriAnd River on Monday night, and the
Nashville yesterday. f
The eharmer arrived IRON Cairo, With
good "trip, early yesterday morning
She viii leave At Ava. O'Clock to-day on
her return, and IS BY good Judge pro-
nouneedAn right and exceedingly com
Portable Her aFieers are cid river men,
accomplished in sll the coartesies and
amenities that 60 so far 70 make life on
the river pleasant The two Dasouehets
aud Mr. Sorsnson take delight in seeing
all happy Aroaad them.
There was a good deal Of bastle and
aetlTity on the levee yesterday.
The Fannie Brandies, Clara Poe, Ka.
tie, Cuba, aud Pioneer were busy load
log on Government account The Bran
dies, Cuba,And Katie left last night
The famoas steamer Rocket was 81
,he landiag yesterday. with Adiu,ant
General Thomas on board She pro
eeeded to Louisville
The Nashville arrived from che Ten
nessee River. and will reload here.
The Clara Dunning arrived from
Above, loaded to the guards destined
for Nashville.
There was also a submarine at the
landing.
Seven guaboats continue 70 ride NJ
anchor 10 froat Of the city.
The beautiful and swift winged Taras-
con will be the regular packet for Louis
nile this evening. Her magnificent APP
continents, Der unFiv@lled speed, her
sampiuous tables, and Hbove all, her
elegant and geailsmanly officers. render
her extremely attractive 10 passengers
Capt Lask and Frank BanksInith stud
At the bead Of their professions