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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16
From the 9th Cavalry.

Dear Times: received your welcome let.
ter and noted the contents. Happy to hear
from you, and to hear from old friends up
there. Hope you had good time up in
Iowa, drinking to tie ugly phizz' rs repre-
scented on the plate sent you. We have
been kept in state of fcverSh excitement
forth two weeks past by an order issued
from General Hatch in command of Caval-
~, Cat that time, but relieved now by Gen.
Davidson) for US to be ready at moments
notice to march. Well things run on so
for while when an order came for the
officers of the third Battalion to report to
the examining Board in ST. Louis to test
their qualities as to fitness to command
One reports each day, so it takes l3 days
to get through with this Battalion Seven
Of our officers have been before the Board
according to rank. Capt. has been in and
got squeezed through. His fate is not
known yet but will be when all have gone
through. have no fears for him if they
give him his deserts.
We have been on inspection five days,
with but one day skippcd-One General
Inspection by 1t. Col. JoSlyn and Chief Of
Cavalry in the West, and Inspector Gene.
raj. lie gave US some praise. Said tina,
for our age we were The best Cavalry that
he hal insp, ctcd
Major !laldock's (ou,J Battalion is fast
PSI: cling il Battalion drill. Our destiny
is still Hnkn'wn. The right wing of the
Regiment Las returned, having accomplish
ed their errand. To-day the left wing
Company, B, started with 60 men on a
scout, Capt. Flick commanding. Their
destination is unknown in canp-probably
to Egypt. You will be advised as we hear
from them.
We mustered for our pay on Monday
and will get it before the 10Th. called
at the ST. Louis P. O. to see if could learn
why our McGrseor TINES didn't come reg
ularly. The P. NJ. could not account for !,
unless they were sent to the 9th Infantry;
he advised Inc to say to you that "9TH
CAVALRY should be marked upon the
package in bold, Hancock style. Chat is
done each week, friend r. N.-EDs. TINES
We have not had copy since Jan. 9th,
and the company would sooner lose ration
than do without the independent, old home
paper. Wont you make an extra effort
to have it Come through? The officers
are pleased with your notice of our good.
looking.(?) faces in the plate l sent you.
A. b. Cousland, formerly of Prairie du
Chien, and now in the sadd'ery business
here, tells Inc that VIM. HILL is Captain
of the 9th NO. Infantry, and on Gen. Sui
ly's staff; and that Green is Capt in the
7th Wis, in Gen. Banks Department
Hill and Greene were formerly the editors
Of the Pr. du Oh. Leader. Weather
spring-like. ROUGH NoTEs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

MACHINE IRoNs.--On the opposite side
of the River, just below the Landing, is a
Foundry and Machine Shop, now 6ossed
by ALvAH EATon, late Of McGregor, and
one Of the mos, competent mechanics in
the west. Not only skllful in Art is he,
but he is hard to beat in the gentemanly
qualities that make business correspond
ence agreeable. II you want machinery Of
any kind that iron, steel or copper is sus-
ceptible of being used for, you will not
fail to call at Hornung & Helbeck's Foun.
dry, Prairie du Chen, and ask for cal"
Eaton.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

THASKs.-Favors, and "lots Of thcm,'
are hereby acknowledged to the credit Of
W. B. Allison, of the U. s. House Of Reps,
James Harlan of the Senate, S. S. Cox,
"Dick" Richardson Of H., Fernando Wood
of New York. j. F. Mcdowell Of Indiana,
Gov. Seymour Of N. Y, Senator Hunt,
Reps. Gilchrist, Paulk and Richards Of the
Iowa Legislature, II. Mcintyre Of Toronto,
Capt. Chas. Miller of the Iowa 3sth at
Brownsville, Texas, Capt. Contell, Of St.
LOUIS, and others. All these gentlemen
will imagine as bowling gratefully to them.
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Orlgi2lNL Notice.

Enhram Ball. s-s.-a@ 49,
vs.. In the District Court,
A. NJ McCarty aSd May Term, 1864.
Joel McCarty. @&
To A. NJ. McCarty and Joel McCarty. Defts.
VOU are hereby notified that there is ale
i in the Clerks dnice OF the District Court OF
Clayton county, Iowa, petition by said paiotif,
Ephram Ball, claiming of you the SUM of ninety
and 1900 dollars and crest from the 18th
day OF January, 1864, as money justly due him on
Two certain promissory notes and asking writ Of
tachment against your property and that unless you
appear hereto and defend before of the second
day of the next term Of said court commencing
the 10th day OF May, 1854. defnuit will be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon.
,~~~~~ Dated this l4th day Of March, 's4..
soc Kevenue( NOBLE BECKWITH,
} stamp. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ID 1 H ID

In Farmersburg Township, Clayton county, Iowa,
the l4th inst, Maria Larissa, wife Of John II.
Francis, Esq. aged "a years.
The deceased one Of TIE early pioneers ofNorth
Iowa, and es Unable woman. Her bereavcd hus-
band receives coincidence from almost whole county
Of aequsintances. .....
Near McGregor, January 80, Eliza b., daughter Of
Henry and Eliza Barnhart, aged years, IL months
and 20 days.
In Utica, N. Y, on the 1st ult., Abraham ligham,
father OF Mrs. A. X. Bailey, whose husband was
Gently connected with the DEBORAH Republic.
On the 18th ult., in Lans,n Hospital, Saint Louis
VIM. Il, Dennison, OF GO. q, Sd Iowa Infantry.
In Cerro Gordo Co Jan. 9th, Sarah daughter OF
John aud Hannah brown, aged years. y "
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The KEoKUK-MATE JACKSON took a
notion last week to get the Keokuk out of
the middle of the river, and after days
work with or hands, he anchored the
pretty steamer under the protection of Nc
Oregon Bay, just below the Ferry Landing
Capt. Jim Hatcher, her late commander, is
at Cairo to steam the Hudson to La Crosse
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

ST. PATgIcK.-It is now understood that
both Mozart and Concert Halls will be used
and tuO bands employed on Thursday
evening to give our namesake comfortable
reception at McGregor. We republish this
week the Programme or Order of Dancing !;
by slight BULL in reading-no uncommon
thing for one of the blood--we credited the
"Order" of last weeks issue to Clermont,
when it was intended for McGregor. Will
there be good time? 'You bet -
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McGregor, March l4th.


LOOK oUT.-The DcsMoines Register says
the proper National officer has decided tina;
"Orders, drafts, and warrants, by officers Of
county, city, or town, can be used only
by such c9tcers, and the persons to scAom
the order, draft or soarrant is issued. If
such drafts, orders, aud warrants are nego.
tiated, and put in circulation, they become
thereby subject to duty" Put 2 cent
stamp on all of them and save trouble.
1t is also claimed that persons who buy
a county warrant or common note of hand
in fact any negotiable paper--must take
out Brokers License This will stop
good deal of small dealing or open large
number of broker offices.
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SOLDIERS EFFEcTs.- The papers of the
State are requested to publish a long list of the
names of deceased soldiers whose effects are
now at the office Of Adjt. Cen Baker, at Da.
venport' The list names anly few who be-
long to Regiments raised within the ra nge of
our circulation. We give the names below l:
And w. Shuck, 2lst. one watch. Thomas
Cornell, 9th, one watch. VIM. II. Bonce, 3sth.
one package. James S. Griffin, 3sth, two
packages. Hugh Howard, 3sth, one packag e.
Jno. Christensen, 3Stt, one watch.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16
HumOrS OF the War.

When Ger. Herron's Brigade were tenn.
porarly encamped at Sawyer's Creek, Mo-,
in Nov. 1862, some of the boys belonging
to the 10Th Iowa Vol. Infantry strayed be-
You'd the lines and appropriated to their
own use and disposal number Of articles
belonging to families in the neighborhood,
among which was Spinning Wheeland a
Clock.
Col. Pinckney of the Goth Wis, then in
command of the brigade, had the boys ar
rested and brought before him for trial.
In the course Of the examination Pinckney
asked the boys for what purpose they took
such articles from the inhabitants-a articles
for which they had no earthly use. The
soldier who stole the Wheel said he took it
"for the express purpose Of winding up
the war with it," The one that stole the
Clock said he brought it along merely to
see how long it would take his comrade to
complete the job!
ONE VINO HEApn IT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

ALGEBRA.-The Algebraic question in
dispute between our correspondent I'M. B.
j." and A. j. G. Of the Nesos is plain
case to US: The proposition is pa now
Mr. G. proves that l=24, and hence if he
holds note against Brown for $24, the
said Brown can payjt with one dsllar !
Clear IS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

DUBUQUE HERALD. This able Iowa Jour
nal has changed hands, Messrs Mahoney
and Hutchins retiring, for the entree Of
Pat Robb, F. NJ. Zieback and M. M. Ham.
We are confident that under the new man
agement it will exercise most valuable
influence.
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La LanEue Franchise.


Miss JAMES proposes soon to organize a class in
French.
She was formerly a day-schoar in the Ursuline
Convent at Cleveland, Ohio, under the tuition Of
Mdlle Charles of Paris and three years since
pupil Of Louis Fasquelle, the popular author aud
Epguist, so that her pronunciation is fat and
she offers an opportunity to any who may wish to
learn the language She will speak French with her
pupils during the hour OF recitation. .n
Tcrms-S5 per quarter, three lessons per week.
Fasqnelie'> Grammar. Reader AMI Phrase Book,
and his edition of tecmaque Napoleon and Chefs
doeuvres de Racine will be used as Text Books.
Any who may wish instruction. will please leave
their names with hr either at the Flanders House or
at her Schooi.room. 3S3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

The ouTsIDE.-To oblige many of our
readers and ourselves, 1--WE may as well be
candid y we re publish from the Supple
ment of last week, the Card Bible Of the
Soldier. Please read the outside carefully
and do not throw, the Supplement away
without giving 1t an examination. ~ "
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
Price, S35 to SIS. With single thread it forms q
double and twisted stitch, and fiat, fast and even
seam on both sides OF the work. This is done on no
other machine. The needles are sel-adjusted and
require no tinkering others do; a child can fix
them and work the machine. Although at halEprice
of other fst-class machines, they will accomplish
double the sewing in given time
Also Finkle Il Lyon Machine, new and in good
ORDER at less than list prices For particulars enquire
or MRS. j. e. sam,
At Buck 4 Bickncll's Furniture Warerooms
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

IT IS NOT OFTEN that we come in contact
with an article that We feel justified in re,
commenting to our numerous rea lers, but
the article of Family Dye Colors, manu(ac
tnred by Howe & Stevens, advertised in
this days paper, we feel we can heartily
commend to all who may have use for dyes
of any colors. For sale by all druggists.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

MILITARY.-This week we had the pleas.
ure of meeting Capt. Morrill, Of the 4,h
Minnesota Cavalry, and one of the most
pleasant men in the service. On Monday
evening Major Chadwick Of the ssth passed
through McGregor to rcjoin bis regiment at
Brownsville, Texas. Lieutenant Brewer
of the 7th Iowa Cavalry was with him, and
on Tuesday morning they both crossed the
river, the first bound to Cairo and South,
the last to Davenport with dozen or so Of
recruits. The boys left the shore full Of
fun and as CHEEKY as youngsters going to a
ball. five didn't spend pleasant even
ing with Maj. Chadwick and Lieut.. Brewer
we have forgot all we ever knew!
This week the Siamese models, "Wash."
and Row." will turn out to assist Ser.
geant Wyman to get a few men for the 9th
Cavalry, now at St. Louis. It is believed
that the 9th will act as escort across the
plains to an cmigrant party. This will be
one Of the most agreeable services possible
and our young men may as well enlist with
"Joe." A new 'scalr' is talked OF, and
while the bounty is offered, you had better
rvnT
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ERRATA.-On the outside of this sheet
will be found in many copies "Who' on
the 4th column where "We" was intend
ed--the error was not noticed till half the
edition was worked off. .-
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Idaho! Idaho!!
Rich Diggings Discovered
i'm North McGregOr.

TIME undersigned offers for sale several Of the.
l. most desirable Business and Resident Lots In
North McGregor. Parties wishing to purchase prop
erty there, will do we'll by censulti before pur-
chasing OF the Land Company "any other man.
Rare Bargains can be had. p 1hFFEs
DORR D. HOXSIE L co.
McGregor, March Is, 1864. 3S7
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COMMERCIAL.

TIMES OFFICE, Tuesday, March 1873 p. m.
Weather variable. Roads both rough and muddy.
On Sunday the ice broke loose above and below US
and foated half a mile down the whole town out, Of
course, to see the sight. In its pressure it broke
down several Of the stagings from our warehouses
close to the rivers edge but the loss is very little
On Monday colder we ather struck and the ice is
now much frmer.
Business very dull. Gold declined to 81 in New
York. Prices quoted in reports below.
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New GooDs.--Abrm Kohn Of Koss'
Block is in receipt ofpiles of Spring Goods
in the line of Mems and Boys Clothing,
Hats and Caps. Piece Goods and other
pretty things. Dealers at wholesale or re-
tail will find the young men about the es-
Enlistment as pleasant statesmen as can
be found outside Of Philadelphia.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

AT HoME.-We meant to acknowledge
the receipt last week Of valuable papers
from New York at the hands of friend
then in that city purchasing goods for the
McGregor Trade. This week he is at home,
selling goods of the very newest Spring
styles to the ladies and gentlemen of this
dressy little city. Mr.. Benjamin, the gen.
tleman alluded to, is nearly always about
the establishment Of IIammerslough Bros
he is unmarried and will therefore be very
attentive to lady customers-a visit may
not be so very gratifying to the ladies but
it will please Mr. Benjamin so much that
he earnestly requests call and an examin-
alton Of the new styles. As in the case
Of the first pair Of mortals, he has no doubt
his pantalooned friends will follow where
thu ladies' lead, and hence gentlemen are
not SO particularly pressed to come.
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SOMETHING NEw.-On Friday last Ex-
Sheriff Davis and Esq. Jordan travelled
about town and returned to the proper par.
ties the money subscribed and paid in for
the az prehension of the mur1erers of Sher.
man Of Monona. The Governor Of the
State having paid over the Reward of $500
offered by the State, the private condition.
al subscriptions were promptly returned
This is circulating subscription paper in q
very agreeable way. .. .ls.. ....
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School TIcKET.-On Monday an election
took place for School Officers of the Town
ship of Mendon. The peoples" or anti
Democratic ticket was printed week be-
fore. The Democrats held a meeting on
Saturday, and selected names that were ev-
cry way right and the result was warm
canvass and brilliant victory. Homer
Kennedy for President beat Robert Grant
by vote Of 233 to 1902; VIM. Koss for
Vice President had 233 to 0. G. Buck S
%; A. J.. Jordan, Secretary, over Mr.
Crook by vote of 23S to 90; Louis Ben
ton, IT,, for Treasurer, runs Amos Pearsall
229 against 90; w. N. Moro Grief, for Direc-
tor carries 239 votes against W. L. Calkins
SO; (it is due to Mr. Calkins to say that
he publicly announced on the morning of
the election that he wanted no votes on a
school party ticket, and stated that he
would not serve if elected. John Dear
born received votes as School Director,
but he was not a candidate. -Four mills
on the dollar, tar. was voted for the teach
crs' and School House Fund. The vote
was 337 with an average majority Of 1871
Lief" says it was lucky for him that be
didn't run on Monday
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HD" Preserve your Eeauty, Symmetry of Form,
your Health and Mental Powers by using that Safe,
Pleasant Popular. and Specific Remedy, known
Hembolds Extract of Buchu. Read the
advertisement in another column and profit by it
Diseases and Symptoms enumerated Cut it out and
preserve it. You may not now require it, but may at
some future day.
at gives health and vigor to the frame,
And bloom to the pallid cheek"
It saves long suffering and exposure. Beware of
Counterfets Cures Guaranteed. lm387
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Music.---sIrs. Clara ii. Scott is prepared to
give instructions on the Piano Forte at her rooms
over Scott 4 Brothers store. Terms, twelve dollars
per quarter. $3.50
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McGresor Western Railway.
On and after March 9Th, 1864, Trains will leave NJ
McGiegor as follows, Sundays excepted
600 A. NJ Passenger and Mail.
400 p. ~, Passenger Accommodation.
RETUR MING WILL LEAVE MoNeNA:
7:l5 A. NJ, Connecting with the 900 A. NJ. Train at
6:o0 Pm. fpraire du Chen
81 Ample notice will be given of any change in
tie above Time Table. WM GREENE
March !, lS6l SuIerin. endent.
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Big ANDY.-Thc "Contraband" Troupe,
led, for a few weeks past, by Professor
Gafney, Ball thrower, Humorist, Irish
gentleman, and tip top fellow any way
you can fix it, returned from circuit to
Fayette, West Union, Elkader, Monona,
Springfield and other points west of U.s.
On Monday night they played in Concert
Hall, McGregor, to good house and did
themss yes credit. Van Orman says we
are fast losing our prejudices against "the
colored population" and we believe it.
The conduct of these negro boys toward
US has been better than that of many whites
we know, who ride the contrabands as
Office hobbies. They paid US up, like men;
behaved well towards all, and left the town
respected. Jake Hamilton is the best Ban
joist in the world. Hicks, Cross, Allison,
Lawrence and Jesse are hard to beat in the
west. The "boys' 60 into Wis and iii.
for few weeks and then return 10 the
North Of Iowa and Minnesota for summer
campaign. Treat them kindly and they
exhibit good points theatrical and moral.
p. S.-We are not running for Congress
on the co!ored platform.
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IT is well worth while to go square or
two out of your way, in order to get suited
with choice Cigars and Tobacco. jain has
hundreds of persons, who will not deal
elsewhere. His celebrated brands of Cigars
are patronized by all gentlemen Of luxuri-
GUS taste, in fact the peculiar talent Of our
friend jain is to supply his numerous
customers with the finest Cigars and the
richest qualities Of Tobacco. At his EN-
porium will be found superior Meerchaum
and Briarroot Pipes, Of all sizes and pat
tcrns-of recent importation--in endless
variety. He has now on hand superior
stock Of genuine Turkish, Synchburg,
Green Seal, Japanese and Caporal smoking
tobacco, which is certain to give satisfac-
ton to the most fastidious taste In fact
not to visit and know friend jain is to
argue yourself unknoacn: SO "stand not
on the order of going, but 60 at once" and
test the soothing virtues OF his IIavannas
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List or Letters

DEMAINING uncaled for in the McGregor Post
III Offce for the week ending March Is, 1854
Perons calling for the following letters. will please
say advertised"
Baker John G Long Jas p
Brownell lie len A Loomy John
Barrett John Lawsing Miss mary Ann
Bennett Louis Lenhart George
Clifton Miss Anna Martin Everest
Crossgrove Samuel McKnne VIM
Creign James Morrison Kay 4
Dudley q II Noulen MRS L $500
Duel Miss Filinda Nash Miss Lucy e 2
Evans Newton Olsdatter IIausa
Freeman y Obrham Corp &c
Fuller JB Olsdatter Anna ...
IIarran George Porter WIN ~ Pa
Hanson Ole Randolph VIM
John Miss Helen Renos John
Jones Miss Lizzie Scrivner Hiram
Kane MISS Lucy o SchilliNg John
Kausen Ellen kitterdaal Yatcn Catharine
w. A. BENTON, P. NJ.
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Much Yours,

To T. NJ. Hopkins, Jesse Lampson, L. Peavy,
A. McKinne, M. McKinne, o. Parker, J. w
Norton, F. Bradley, Wash. Salisbury, sold
Bur3ick, Geo Church, A. French, Frank Ham.
mer, d. Hammer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

NIE the undersigned. having closed out our bnsi.
wv ness preparatory going to California rsspoct-.
fully ask all those who indebted to us to come
forward Immediately and pay up, and those who have
claims against us to present them 70 payment +
1877 j. Il D. CAWELTI
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(UY your Mammoth English Clover Seed Of
1856 . II. RUBLE, NcGregor, losca.
YOUR INTEREST,".

A the Assignee of Lee Il Kinnaird, hold valuable
~ papers in my possessions such bonds, MOTT
ges and other legal documents of to the de-
postors. Not wishing to be longer responsible for
their safe keeping hereby require all interested to
call without delay aud resume their possession, as
will not be accountable for them after this date
H1- All persons who have deposited cOaterals for
the payment OF borrowed money are hereby notified
to call and pay up or shall sell the for dues
within thirty days from date. 4.
Don't forget this THOS. ARNOLD.
March O. 1854 1856 5r..r
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Eayctte.

Fayctte.
A letter from Prof Brush of the Univer-
sity, is before us. 1t is pleasant to learn
that under its present able management the
College is doing, what in old fashioned par
lance is called land office business. -
The attendance now runs from $50 to 200
pupils and is steadily increasing. Reli-
glous revivals of a most gratifying order
have occurred during the term just closed
90 to GO conversions being the result. The
Spring term begins March oath and cont.
nues Is weeks. Parents in North Iowa
who desire to give their children good
education and at the same preserve them
from those vices which do so easily beset
mortality, both young and old, will consult
their interests by patronizng the Upper
Iowa University.
Speaking Of Fayctte and her University
reminds us that W. W. BARNARD of that
village passed through here recently on his
way to New York for Spring purchases
We learn from our most valued friend,
will" the merchant aforesaid, that Fay
cite is no slow coach in matters of social
character. Capt. Gray is deputy u S. Mar.
shall and as happy as men usually get in
the service of their country. Rev. S.
N. Brunson had n donation visit in the
Chapel Of the University and about $50
were realized in cash. Rev. j. Rambo the
Anti-political preacher God bless him y
also received donation visit at Mr.. Sever.
ances Hotel which counted abou; 500 in
money. A trip to Fayettc several years
ago charmed us with the place and people,
hope their recollection of the writer of this
notice will not fade from Memory's tablet.