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Land Tor sale or nenl.
GREAv

Iorer flr sale or rent the plantation ~
which | relide, one a ball miles north 81
psn1la. icmiaininr about idsD acres. ~
which about 3Wacsss arr cleared with g0a'
Improvements, such ~ els~ en good cabins
With brick ~ehimnsys, The best barn and ia
bic in the county. gvod well Of water &c
/ will sell tia whole or d,sidnt /, into lot. to
suii purchasers. will alsa sell Hcr's',
Mules, Hogs, Cattle, usen, wsrors.r Cam
and roidsr &c. I will also veil ms Ferry
and Tsrnpite 81 Panpl., and which pa.ses
.hrorrh the above laoi. also have abou,
800 aes.s O. land near lhs mouth u Cold.
wi.sr, and 10 aenss three miles east o.
Charleston Mss , The lAss messiansd tract
has 4 good steam mill IL operation on Il,
all of shieh ! w,,l -sTl On terms 20 suit pur.
ohassrs. also hassa steam .aw mill, .ha,
q not running, for sale very low.
III. FLETCHER.
paa6lp. Sos. -. 1885, 'bes ssilisnl
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For Sale or Rent.

IN chicasaw county, ono aud a-hali
miles from Inart "a. : trao. Of land con.
tanning two huadrcd and fifty acres, oi
which one hundred aud eighty acres i
cleared, under good fence, good double
log house, sisb.e, corn crib, negro, cabin,
aaa well o. wRter. The landis nch, randi
and mostly branch baton.
Also, ] VIII sell the place on which
reside, containing three hundred and tseh-
ty-sour acres, forty In cultivation, and has
an erccllsri steam Touring mill, all new
and sapa,ls ~ knsding foar handred
bushels Of grain per dsy.
oct9l-bw. W W. Il.LlUTT.
Pafcls eounty. ne, isih lssi.
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5 NOTICE.

Letters 81 .ss-i-isss-soa noon Assslais
% Tkasnaa d. Middleton, aesc.-sd. having
b-.a rfantsd 10 the aadsragasd q. lla
Nssrnssr tern. lssS, ~ tho Probate
Canrs 81 psrals esaniy, all psrsoss having
claim. arsin.. Oh. saij Deceased, are here
bv nanf~i 20 have ib-u dsis probaisi ~.
eosdinv N las. rnihis shs ZINE lini,si BY
he sane. slss thi- nssies viii be plead 10
Dor 10 payment ,hsrsaf .
ffIio JoiIs " MIDDLETON.
dr. g. Adr i1is.aisF.
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Hat Manufacturers.
The Memphis Hat Company,
AGO MAIN srR'r. OPPOSITE COURT
SQUARE.

Our friend and halter. ". n. Miller, as
u-nsl, in bic glory selling hats 10 mer-
chants from The Mississippi valley.
wesrpeal to You to have your eyes open
in purchasing yosr goods, ~ prosperity de-
peRds upon ysur bhrchasss 10 bvyisy your
goods 1T regular houses, whs understand
their business. Buv your dry ronds al q
dry goods house, yonr boot. AMI shoes ut a
shoe house--sour hats Of = regalar halter,
such as the Memphis Hat Company. uur
wholesale rooms in the second and third
stories sell from three 10 sir dollars lees,
prs dozen. than any vsrie,y hcvjr of =
mised szack. LADY 4 70.
~sepl5-3m.
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o REyT!!i

A number ons cotton plantation in tho
Tal'ahatchis valley, clear ~ overflow.
SIGHT miles below Pamela, one hundr~j And
sixty 90 - IN cultivation, has been dead
cnel ten wears and cultivated -four. Cab.
ias. stab s.. cribs and m excellent well ~
water. a in good order. The above place
u in excellent condition for q cotton crop.
under sphnsntlai fence, timber chief,
burned or and land ver5 fine. Corn, fcd.
der, and stock can BIO purchased on The
place II desired. We will also sell or rent
half section Of Up land, Eve miles South
Of ranoia, IN the Miss. & Tenn. Railroad
Tine hundred aud sixty ncfes cleared land
under 20 d icncs, one good double cabin
on the place, 4 spring Of water &c.
oet3s.,f. A. J. 4 o. L. HURT.
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SALE OF

PROPERTY.
Tho undersigned having sold her land,
and wishing 70 close up her farming opera.
tons in Miss, will oifaf al Of her personal
eatate for uls At k.sr residence, one mia
east Of Elliost's ALL. on Tsesdsy the 9th
dav Of December 1866. The property con
sis,s af Upfsss. Mules. 0fen. cattle, Hogs,
Wagon, 6 or 200 bushels Of Com, Fodder,
Cotton Seed, S sest and Irish Potatoes, an
elegant LOT Of Hessshold fs~snifure, Kitch-
On forfeiture, Plantation tolls, In Q vord
almos, everything usually found on farm
for ton on twelve hands. Terms made
known on the dsy Of sals,
MARIA ". SANFORD.
yov. %. 1855. nov Is Rxs
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcE.

whereas letter. Of admIni-trnsion haze
b en- granted 10 the Undersigned. on the
% James Irwin, deesssed, q, The
Nav Term Of the Prebsis Court q Taniez
COUNTY. Nissi-.sppl. 1854. nos an ts.on.
claims against said Eststs are here.
by notified . present the same for regis
within he tins pfe-eribsd hy ias
Or they gill Be forever haired.
r. 9. IRWIN, kdninis.ra.sr.
g. - frsftr~
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Woodruff
wooDnuFr 4 CO..
Carriage Dealers,
100 Min ST.. Memphis.

After an interval o. -four years, the sub.
scribeSr have again tesum,d the ,'nrriHgs
business, and haya on band q new and we'll
selected dock Of IRrriagc-, ls~oekawpys,
.Barouehes, Park Pheiuns. Bngg,e-. liar.
ness VI al kinds. In addition 10 finished
cirriagss, we also keep a large assdttment
of hlkinls ~ carriage materials, consist.
ing. ~ part of -prIngs, nxies, iron, wheels,
sPokes, hubs, leather, cloths. damast, en-
amelsd cloths, paint-, varnwhes. etc.
Ihansiul Tor the literal patronage Ne
haze received for twenty years. we n.k our
friends AMI lbs pnhlic to call and srtmins
our stock. WOODRUFF AGO.,
noyle-3m. le6 Main Street.
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Cor Sale or Rent.

oGts NJ sls Or 81. the saet q land
formsrly oecspied b. u. A. was.in., de-
ceased. situated one mile east Of the town
Of Pansla add enc half mile north Of
Batssv,lls. There are $50 acscs iu the tsacf.
az which about 900 acres arc cleared, with
rood impsosensns, such n . franc dssll.
Ing house and GOOD cut houses ; good veil
Of water 40. J. l.. FLETCHER.
rassl,. Nor. g. 1855. psv 2s-.lssl.
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lDTcAL.-Bc sure to read the
DR.. P. d. Dugan. The DR..
landcd a company in the nth
Regt., during the late war.
ag been associated with him in
nc Brigade for over two years,
y safely recommend him as a
a gentleman and skillful physi-
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t1rsrIoy DocroRs,-Thcre will
nccting Of the practicing phys
Of Panels county at Sardis, on
esday the a1th inst. at 10 a. ~,
into consideration matters Of
nee to themselves and pat
q, y regulating a uniform sys-
q p eharscs, &C. Physicians are
1poetfully invited to attend,
North Of the Tallahatchie.
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ViypicGroRs.-The mem.
n the "panola Vindicators' are
tied to meet at the court house
lrola, on sats. lay the 10th day
month, to consider the best
i 81 pcrpctuating the memory Of
(ccased members.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-09

=. GREEN & Co.-Thcse gen.
y have bought out the firm Of
scy l. Ward. They hold forth
c same old stand, $40 Main
y, where the gallant and accom-.
hing John W. Ward Of Pamela
b, will be found ready to wait
bis friends. See their card.
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sEyr.-The Editor has been
since Sunday last, on . visit
friends in Pamela. VIII the
|please take good care Of him,
elarn him 10 Us as soon As pos
Springs Rsportes.
lk0u he must have got lost on
ny somewhere % We haya't
|aything Of him however, We
elined to think 10 is in no daa-
khils in this vicinity, a. che
Republican pups have
~ s. departure.
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=. Aberaatlly Of Pamela count.
D found at Niron, Wood & Cos,
Main Street, whore he in.
u friends and acquaintance to
u see him il they wish to buy
bargains.
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Tou want anything In the way
tllcr, or anything ready made
hshcr, from n shoc.string 10 a
harness for six horses, go to J,
|denburg & Co.'S No. S5S Main
Memphis. They sell very
: for cash.
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.s-.ss 40 jnssscs q sh= r-sce who
'h@ll have presided upon any such
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01AseE or ScnEDuLg.-Thc
~ On the Miss. L Tenn. road
ave Memphis on Tuesday,
~ sad Saturday mornings,
EAnola going South, about l
~. p. N Leave Grenada Mon
|ednesday and Friday morn.
md pass Pamela about 10
D. m, going North.
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Ws-the Publisher,
i. Editor" we're made the re-
pf a handsome present yes
p the shape ola magnificent
D our friend W. c. Clarke,
b We return our sincere
Go and &c. One-esery.
bat smokes, they are gay
tive" We can testify to that,
Did by an "snterprising' gen
AM# n| ma EH
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Isht rad De AlyeFiIsemenl o.
VI roi,.. ~ the ftssoa tbs, h.
! .Jea. Davis I. 10 he hung
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Ne Ospoap fALuoS..-wo have
Fea she FIRST number 81 thll
srscly cotton W sheet, publish
3. NJ. Thompson. Success TO
kHieon.
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|.xsb ron sALg-Auchiion il ~.
|>d 10 The advertisement u John
erfison, clerk, for the sale Of
bfm of WIN nahoy, deceased
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.Ia, Miss T'ettmher . I'ea


De. HIss- Dttembef y lsea
<~~@-@
sTTOS The staple u Nat IN
Aths 4-Aoem And fAhihg
M read DE advertisement Of
pof.. ~ the ftssoa that h.
~ "Jea Davis IL 10 Ne hung
xxsb ron sALE-Anohtion i ~
pl5I1d 10 the advertisement u John
erfison, clerk, for The sale Of
5fm of VIM Ilahey, deceased
-
Osfoap fAtgOxe-We have
Eea she first number 81 thll
krsely cotton w sheet, publish
Is. NJ. Thompson. Success TO
kuieon.
-
Abcraatlly Of Pamela county
found at Niron, Wood & Cos,
Main Street, whore he in
d friends aud acquaintance to
" u see him Il they wish to buy
bargains.
you want anything In the way
|tilcr, or anything ready made
>ther, from n shoe.string 10 a
harness for six horses, 90 to J.
)denburg & Co.'S No. 35S Main
Memphis. They sell very
for cash.
koLA VfSpIcAroRs.-The mem.
the 'panola indicators" are
III 9ted to meet at the court house
u 1rola, on Sats. lay the 10th day
n month, to consider the best
mQng@ Of perpetuating the memory Of
ouI ceased members.
q. GREEN 4 Co.-Thcse gen.
q have bought out the firm Of
>scy l. Ward. They hold forth
% same old stand, $40 Main
l. where the gallant and accom-
hing John W. Ward Of Pamela
b, will be found ready to wait
bis friends. See their card.
ZDTcAL.-Bc sure to read the
of DR.. ?. d. Dugan. The DR..
nandcd a company in the nth
Regt., during the late war.
|I1}sag been associated with him in
I6(luc Brigade for over two years,
e 81 safely recommend him as a
e91nt gentleman and skillful physi-
<TrSrIoy DocroRs,-Thcre will
pcc,ing Of the practicing phys
Of Panels county at Sardis, on
esday the a1th inst. at 10 a. ~,
70 into consideration matters Of
imp )1ncc to themselves and pat.
yone, b regulating a uniform sys-
ter p charges, &c. Physicians are
rcSp6cffully invited to attend,
e1pCc3kly North Of the Tailahatchic.
01ASeE OF ScnEDuLg.-Thc
(rol1o On the Miss. L Tenn. road
No. ave Memphis on Tuesday,
n ~ aad Saturday mornings,
- Khnola going South, about l
~4~1&& Io.ya Grcna1, Mon-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

The true explanation of the prevailing extrav.
sgance In costume is that women dress for one
another. .G.a
In other words, they dress for eyes which
can appreciate the material and estimate the
cost OF every separate article they have
on.
It 10 quite true that many men care as
much for, and are as competent to give an
opinion on the appearance OF their wives, or
sisters, or friends, as any number of female
acquaintances; but the grounds upon which
the two classes of critics will base their several
judgments will always be distinct, and the
conclusions themselves not unfrequcntly quite
opposite. u VI
Ask man and woman who is the best
dressed girl at the ball, and you will hardly
ever find them agreeing in their answer. Go .
step further, and compare the costumes which
have been selected, and You will discover
almost to q certainty that the woman has
singled out the most expensive dress in the
room, while the man has simply asked him.
self which is the most becoming. The one has
suffered herself to be so impressed with the
richness of the material, the elaborateness Of
the embroidery, the costliness of the trimmings,
that in the end she has found it simply i'm
possible to leave these things out of the cal.
culation. The other. happy in his ignorance.
has looked only at the general effect, and has
probably given the preference to young lady
whose gown has no other merits than those Of
being Scrupulously neat, bscomingly cut, and
perfectly we'll made. 4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

TIE Black Republican. = newspaper pub.
lished in New Orleans, edited BY colored
man, . clergyman, does not take . very
cheerful view Of the success Of the various
projects Of negrophilists for the regeners-
ton and elevation of the negro race, as is
shown by the following extract from his
paper Ind. Sentinel. .-.
''The colored man and the white man
cannot live together in this country; they
must and will have to separate, unless the
Congress of the nation will give them .
place for themselves, for % it was with
Abraham and Lot, so it is with US, and the
sooner We seek home for our rising gen.
GRAFTON, the better it will be for US. -.
.'Our final destiny, SO far as can dimly
sec, is that in three hundred years it will be
rare thing to see colored man in this
country. Like the Indian. our, race Is des.
tined to become extinct in this country,
unless We move to ourselves" -. Wv
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

No USE FOR TROUSERS On the morn
ing Of the meteoric shower in 1882, old
Peyton Roberts, who intended making an
early start to his work, got up ia the midst
of the display. On going to his door, he
saw, with amazement, the sky lit up with
the falling meteors, and he concluded at
once the world was on fire, and that IT,,
day u judgment had come. He stool
for moment gazing in speechless terror as
the scene, and then with yell Of horror
sprang out Of the door into the yard, right
into the midst of the falling stars, and
there in his efforts to dodge them, he com.
menced . series of ground. .tumbling that
would have done honor to ropc.dancer.
His wife. being awakened in tho mean time.
and seeing Peyton jumping and skipping
about the yard, bawled out to him to know
what, in the name Of common sense, he
WAS doing out thar, dancin' round without
his clothes on" But Peyton heard not
The judgment, and long back accounts hs
would have to settle, made him needless Of
all terrestrial things, and his wife, by this
time becoming alarmed at his behavior,
sprang out of bed, and running to the door,
shrieked out at the top Of her lungs
"Peyton! I say Peytoni What do you
mtan, jumpin' about thar! Come, and put
your trowsers on" ..,
"Trowsers! What tho h-rs the use Of
trowsers when the worlds on Gre p -.
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ANoy.-If the "God and Humanity" chaps
can draw any comfort through this little straw
which ANDREW JOHNSON of Tennessee. now
President of the United States, once distributed
in the United States Senate, they are welcome.
As he has told all who approached him that
his future must be judged by his past life, We
kindly offer to our confding Abolition friends
the following specimen brick:
Had the power, would transport to some
remote island, in some unknown sea, the lead
ers and chiefs of the two great ultra factions,
who have put this union and the peace of the
country in great and constant danger. I refer
70 such men rs the senators from Massachusetts,
and Ohio, (Messrs. Wade and Sumner) on the
one hand, and to the senators from South Caro-
lima and Texas, (Rhett and Wigfall,) on the
other, and l would condemn them to remain
there apart from the rest of the world. and
leave them to carry on their baneful agitation
among themselves, to the great relief Of .
country which they manage to keep in perpet.
ual peril and turmoil"
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"BEAsrLY" INroxIcArlox.-The most re.
markable case Of intoxicaton We ever heard
of, is related BY the Troy Times. About 1
month ago, IN illicit whisky distillery waa
in full blast on Green Island, near Troy
One night-it was "stilr' night-the
man running the ma chine had made eighteen
gallons Of whisky, and put it out in the
open air to cool. Along came . COW. She
WAS thirsty, and the beverage looked invit.
ing. She swallowed every drop-eighteen
gallons Of unrectided whisky, warranted to
kill at forty rods. The COW has been drunk
ever since. She staggered home, and u
now in the fourth week Of grand old
bender. The cow eats nothing. falls down
down whenever they try to rsise her up,
and has become as lean as crow instead
Of COW. This COW. beside, had young
calf whose strange behavior first led to the
discovery of the state Of the mother COW.
II rselsd round and round, and lifting three
legs and tail in the cir, actually spun on
the fourth leg.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

CaAalTY-Albert A. Walker, Commis.
ssry Ssargent Of the Sixtseath Connect.
cut Volunteers, who has just returned
home from the rebel prison at Anderson.
vile, informs the Hartford Courant that .
Catholic priest named Whalsn, Of Ssvan.
nah, visited the prisoners daily in person.
when ministers Of other denominations de.
serted them, eonversed freely, and told
them that II hs could have bis way, he
would have them oil released. At one time
this kind hearted man distributed $l,700
in Confederate money, aud one day last
winter he laid out $500 in gold Of his own
money for -four for the prisoners, which
Was baked into bread in the hospital and
distributed among our famished soldiers.
Such deeds are worthy Of record. .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02
Mrs. Jane Swisshelm, in letter to the
Pittsburg Commercial, defends the late
Mrs. Surratt, in tones like these:

Mrs. Jane Swisshelm, in letter to the
Pittsburg Commercial, defends the late
Mrs. Surratt, in tones like these:
know those who have known her Is
the belle and beauty Of our country. the
petted, spoiled favorits of friends, the idol
Of parents, husband and children. Her
face, and indeed her whole figure, while on
trial, WAS soft, rounded, tender, and moth.
erly. Her large grey eyes alone gave indi.
cations of reserved strength. Her behav-
ior, during that long and terrible ordeal,
vas full of delicacy and dignity. She
made no scenes, % week and vain woman
would have done. When her daughter
came into court, and with quivering lip and
streaming eye, appeared on the point of
breaking down, with gesture Of command
and entreaty, she restrained her. All the
long, hot days she sat with her heavy
mourning veil down, and large palm leaf
fan held between her face and the crowds
who gathered and struggled and crushed to
gaze At her, Is If she had been an alligator
hundreds Of persons in these crowds
making the most insulting remarks in her
bearing.
During oil that time she leaned her head
wearily against tie wall, and by changing
hands kept her fen steadily before her face,
and every few minutes low, stifled moan
escaped her. Man and woman stood tip
toe, and stretched and strained, or, having
gained entrance, stood coolly and made
such remarks as Nv here's Mrs. Surratt!"
II want to see hertz "Oh, goodness, just
look il she isn't pretending to be modest y
II wish I could geo her face better !'-
"Isn't she devili" "Shs looks like q
devil r. "Hasn't she . horrid face p II
hope they'll hang her-tes. hee, bee (" All
these remarks and more such, some of
them again and again, and often accompan.
led BY coarse laughter. I heard during the
two hours and half sat near her, and
she must have heard them % distinctly %
| did. They were evidently meant for
her. ILL.,. -'...- ...,.
II appearsd to me 90 cruel and eowsrdly
thus to insult prisoner in chains that I
could not refrain from answering, and
several times said: "Shs has not . bad
face; and II she had not, II IL cowardly to
insult her!" She dropped her fan and look.
cd at me with such an expression Of graft.
itads - shall never forget. I looked full
into her eyes; mine were not dry, while
hers filed with heavy tears. Several
asked me il II was the friend Of Mrs.
Surratt." So strange did any pity for her
appear.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

BLooucuNDs!-Several thousand dollars
have been, expended br the State Of Min.
nesota for blood hounds to capture Indians.
The plan works we'll. On the 18th inst.
the Indians shot and ate three valuable
bloodhounds which were on their track,
and then chased the keepers Of the dogs;
cost about eight hundred dollars each.-
Rather expensive dinners to give the red
skins, but we suppose it is oil right.-La.
CrOsss Democrat.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

"Hallo, nigga, whar's you gwoin tor
"Look yhsr. chile. don't you call me mig.
q. lse magishun." es,.a
"A.awhich1' ~, ,...,. ...-s .-....
"A magishun. : msgishun. Doat you zee,
lbo Ne no man ash1s .a.t Eg " =
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

Tue Democrats Of Vermont have nomin.
ated G. N. Davenport for Governor and
adopted resolutions declaring their confi.
dence in the wise and considerate measures
Of reconstruction adopted By Prssidsht
Johnson" siar a.sga : .assrt
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

Besides Ulysses Grant, there has never
been but one man who was not spoiled By
bsing liooissd. That man was Jew
Daniel By name.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02
Freeman's Express! !

NFAKES regular trips between the Depot at North
wi McGregor and the doors of each business house in
the city h Safe, Speedy and Prompt Line through
which to ship and from railroads. residences stores
shops, &C.. &c. ....r Lar,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

As indicative Of the enormous numbeS
Of new wells to b bored this season, the
Aeadvills (Ps) Rtps5Iie0~ states that du,
ring the past two months nine thousand
engines have passed through that plSos %
route for the oil regions. ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

A beaureau has 6cen established 10 the
War Department. for the collection, safe
keeping and publication Of rebel archives
and DR.. Francis Lieber has been appoint
ed as its chief.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

Bishop Androws, at Mobile, has issued .
circular 70 the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. requesting meeting Of the church
es At Columbus, Georgia, for the purpose Of
reconstruction.