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SALE OF
Block-House Timber.
ENGINEER OFFICE.

ENGINEER OFFICE,
NASHVILLE TESs.. Sept. 9th, 1865.
CEALED PROPuSAIS will be received at tn :
- ONE ubul September 2Hh, 1866, tor the pur-
chase uf a FLOCK houses built by the United States
in the former Department OF the Cumberland, ex-
cepiing G. ose m the detenre OF Nashville and Chst
tan0oga, sud those At bridgeport ala and White
side enn. With the block houses Wi be IN u-
ded al timber Cot and hauled 10 the block Opses,
Though ultra ned, EEd all quarters for The block
house garrIsonE.
Separat pros ossls viii he 'eceiyed for timber cut
for bockhouses and len in The woods. Owners Of
un her cut bat not hauled, and VINO have not been
paid, may retain their timber on return Of tho
vouchers or receipts given them,
The number snd locs ION of each block house
should De carefully stated, These block houses
are slongt the Louisville and Nashville Railroad 70
the state line T ON Edgefeld Junction 10 Clarzs.
VILE on the North Western Railroad, the Nashville,
Decatur snd Stevenson Railroad, the Nashville sud
Chat noosa Railroad, the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad. and W. A Railroad They
contsin from thirty to one hundred thousand iee',
b m OF tmter and variable qusntiiy o. lunlber.
Detailed Information can b. obtained a. this once
Terms ca D. "a government finds.
Bidders are invited 30 be present al the opening
Of hds.
BY command OF Major General TaeM.s.
W 4. MERRILL,
| sep7-lOi col. lst USVV EngBesrs.
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VIM. W. Berry & &C. are now in receipt Of
the largest stock Of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods ever imported to Nashville.
Sept7-tf
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On Summer, near Cedar street, is being
opened. Accommodations moderate and
prices high. CAMPBELL 4 CRAIGMILEs,
augl7-lm ProprietOrs.
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SU FIFE g E e s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRANT 4 Co:
Gentlemen Il am resident Of Curheoa. and have
been dispose 10 write TO you concerning the real
value Of your SBLTZER APERIENT ss a remedy
fog Indigestion aud dyspepsia. desire 20 express
% you my s1cere gratitude for the great beneht the
81 LTlER has done my wife.
FOR tour or i've years my wife has beer sadly
aiilcied with dyspepsia, and Eiler being under the
estent Of several Doctors for two OF three years
she was finslly induced 10 seeF the advlce Of 3
learned Physician, Doctor Cabalis, o. Venezuela.
who lmmedia ely treateo. heI withsyour BIER
improve at once, ami Is nov PERFECTLY WELL.
feel Il b be my duty for the good Of humsnity 10
make this statement feeling thai medicine 30 val
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you VIZ give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thsnke.
am very respectfully yours
=. D. c. HENRIQUER,
New York, June q, '65. Ne chant, Curacao, S.A.
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TwExTY-FivE CESTs FOR UNION AND PLAN
TKRs BANK.-The notes Of these two Banks
seem TO be steadily declining, and as cash
Bank has over a million of circulation still
out, they will probably decline to IS cents
in the dollar. Thos. s. Mari, Broker, cor
ner Of Union snd College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
TO give considerable more than this rata al
present. Send your money 10 him before
the order6 are filed. q.
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Just received, per Express, fine lot of
swisses, carleton, nainsook, muslins, at pri-
yste sale. GKO. SHIELDS 4 Co.
jlyI-tf Is and II College. street..
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Orders for Election Tickets promptly
oiled On reasonable terms.
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Oh. -, -s--
Ohai"p t'rguson's case will be resumed
on saturday whea tho Judge Advocate de.
lvers his argument.
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing at the Nashville Steam Bakery, 10
Summer street, near Union. sep5-tf
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Buy your Internal Revenue Stamps at c.
n. OrdWay's Brokers Office, As College st.
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Last Chance for Bargains.

NOTIcR.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 6si
dated March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
lust Indebtedness from the Government.
is30-tf H. TONPKINs 4 Co.
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The Recorder had foy-fse cases Of v.-;
ous dsrFees and shades before him ve.,s,
day.
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BEER HALL,
Colorado Building.

Ne. AZ Cl9Ty Stncet
NASHVILLE, TENN
Rgg6IEHEs shs very bast Of LIQUORS Hoe
II ClGARg.
M a4ssSa shsEs q psEonAErl e rrsPecstallI -
NSi uAa
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Old Course Of Treatment
MEDICINES FURNIsHED


many sa mere aAn ne Whole q hs eharsa besides
og While there An
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IRRWlL AND DEPARTURE OF THE TRAINS.

ovK Jor Oyuor.-wes are executing every
a.os - 40 Of plain and fancy JOB Print
;rs n ne neatest style, and a. the lowest
prices, 1t this oface.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks ior sale AZ this ofhce, or
printed b order.
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Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods Of the
latest styles, just received.
r. H. THOMPSON,
senl2-Im Is Cherry Street.
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The case of Bill Duke for shooting shuts
was yesterday compromised.
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The suffering mi lions in our lsnd 10 give this
remedy & trial; convinced thst by its timely use
Hisny may ~ teiie.eu, many cursd q DysPepsia,
ness, Indigo ton, Flies, g, stiVeness p lious At
tacks, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Affections, &c.
Read the Pamphlet o. Testimonials with ca h bot
lie, and DO not use the medicine against the advice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRAET 3 CO., 976
Greenwich street, New York.
~ FOR sala BY al Druggists 1aVl.Iy
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Mr.. ne Jarneite. Ex-Eehcl Congressman
from Virgins, has beeu rordoned BY the
President
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P,r Sale ST this Office, one good second
md Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Sell your uncurrent money, mutilsted
Notes, 9 ard 6 cts. interest Notes-at C. y.
0rdway's Brokers' Office, IS College street.
If
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sundrIes.

36O Ban. Pine Lab; 3ni Do
bug0 feet Assorted MouldinFsi
lailSo let ~ End inch clear seasoaed. flaAasa
u,ooo feet Dresses HOoring
jnsi Fecelfed 6y steamer forktpNe, and Tor 80
~ =, ID. DlCkhla Agsss, .
Ita lPapeoPyi Breed aza hASh %
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THE BEST
SAVINGS BANK

: % insest your money ID good Red Estais ru
Il ala sfoiia1 growing cl1as. u Old h1uae- arr
destroyed - ore, t ouiy makes var l1r hnar tu.II
49, aad iaefeasef us Faile of a. lot Derasta-
tIs ar aeJ sweep aHaT OF parfr ui ar1p rrtT, ana
eLsu ne improvements On real 81 sfe. bus tHr
" tcfrs nrua' ramans desuffe tra runs 1f Gre ant
Es Property 10 aynand Nashgiiis h,s Itrsi iy co.
hadced Ia value for the laft iHau1y year au1 vH
T1sr grssf speculation DO CUTE nuIulsr OF loi-
IN
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self Abuse.

GREAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gisrs 4
Co's.,-super Silk BrOcade, French 6rena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphua Mugs French Jsconets.
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DR.. Jones Dispensary,
Wholesale and Retail.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
CAMERON, GREER & CO.

NORTH WEST CORNER OF THE SQUARE NASHVILLE TENN
FOuard richest
MORE plain
tonsely
ND "a Bugae
Fush Re uta. Pop Ituhe h. =
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sepl2-Im
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Tm RNu--Is sIwoly rising, with about
Eve feet water on Harpeth Shoals. The
Uordelia Ann, 9 nice little stermer, is adver-
tiscd TO leave this port to-day, for PRducah.
We are obliged 10 ". c. Collier, for news
papers furnished IA yesterday.
STRANGE HoRsE SrFALTNG.-On the night
OF Tuesiay. the 18th inst, the stable OF J,
Il Bruce. ~ EdgeGold, was entered and .
horsc taken thcrcfron. ami one belonging
g. q gentleman, that was visiting, was il
the SEINE stable, and strange 10 say, was Left
Why they did not take both, and the reason
for taking tho one OF least value, We cannO
tell.
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Dissolution

fEhs fe-irsrship hereioflro ezlsans hsiEecu
4 Nm. lleeuF anG Wm. f. Wnta, unler lls
nafna of 6lguuT A White. fruurellfs o. m NJ.
"a Hose. = fhis asg disaoIled ~ mutual co. seuI
n. ffsEny Is alone authorized ~ ne ne aaula df
ne nsn l1 hquidarlon be assumes al N hafsI
W. o. Emmy
W. Waltz,
EashTlis, sspt t9lh, 90, ssplt-a
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YEv OEIEAss. Sept. l2.-Cotton 44a45c,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08
NJ ARRIED.

At the residence of the brides mother McGrcgcr
on Tuesday. Nov 18th. 1868, Up. NJ by Reverend Mr.
Tucker. of the Baptist Church, CAPT NICK j. OBPEN.
Of the 18th Iowa Cavalry, to Miss EMILY E., eldest
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton.
very large party witnesses to the interesting
ceremony. The writer of this reached the scene o
action er the engagement but before the parties had
seated themselves: the room was almost frghtu to
dident man like arsnot less than 80 ladies' in tbs
possible state of good looks and tasty attire talk
ing To us at once and excaimng against the imprompt
of typos such important occasions weddings!
Well they don't know what qualification day. means
snd forgive them. j. H.. of the TIMES Office assist
ed by Miss ALICE, daughter of Senator HAMMER were
the attendants aids of the contracting PARTIES
There fifty people present, and all seemed full of
happiness McGregor in its best attire and its very
prominent representatives,, there to cheer the
hearts of the gallant Captain and his most amiablr
bride, they left the hores of single life. Rich cake,
various kinds an wine from France well as the
native article, we're introduced. and the affair
virtually The bridal corps, accompanied by many
young friends ,ssed the river the evening to
the Hntson House to await the packet TO Dubuque,
where the CAPTAIN desi- ms remain few days with
his brother Major of the regiment to which he
belongs. -. ...-....f, .........
Altogether this was little the gayest wedding that
Mciregor witnessed. May the Almighty bless the
pair, is the sincere wish of all who know them!
At Prairie du Chen Nov. 1st by Justice Lavallc, Mr..
Levi Minnck to Miss Elizabeth s., daughter of Julius
C. Beedy Esq. Of Hardin. Mr. and Mrs N. J. Beedy
Of Hardin, relatives of the BRIDE witnesses of the
happy event. ha-. sras.a rs sras4
Prairie du Chen is getting to be quite "Gretna
Green" ar Iowa lovers. and trust it may remain
until the foolish Iowa cense-law regarding marriage
is abolished Isn't 1t piece of legislative to
| require county tax on two young hearts that
aching to throb in matrimonial concert "Increasc of
population is the life of the State" and whatever
done tending in that direction should be premiumed
instead of tdrsd. taa &. aa.=
LEVI, we congratulate you and your young bride on
the life Of happiness before you!
At the Hntson House, Prairie du CHEN, Nov 9th, by
Esq. Lavalle. Mr.. John Lofland to Miss Katy Burke
both of McGregor.
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"MY mission is the Union. feel that
# can, within nv term Of Office, restore
all the States 10 their former relations with
each other and with the Union, and can
bring about as well a harmonious, if rot an
absolute fraternal feeling between NTH
and South, shall hare merited the sp.
plause Of my countrymen, and earned an
honorable place in history. To the res,o
ration of the Union in spite as well as 10
fact. shall bend al my energies | shall
permit no foreign question to interfere with
the full development Of my scheme for
such restoration. ] have enough to do
without devoting attention to other matters
The Monroe doctrine is all right. be.
lieve in it. But there are greater princi
pler ct stake than those involved in that
question. When the Union is restored it
will be tirls f,r talking about freign az.
gressions on this continent. shall do all
can to make the Southern people hsppy,
and to paliiate the bitterness of their de-.
ieat."-Andy johnson. a.-
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National Thanksgiving.

national Thanksgiving.
WHEREAS, IL has pleased Almighty God
during the year which is now coming to an
end, to relieve our beloved country from
the fearful scourge of civil war. and to per
init US t. secure the blessings of peace,
unity and harmony with q great enlarge
ment of civi! liberty,
AND WHEREAS our Heavenly Father has
also during the year graciously averted the
casam'tles OF foreign war, pestilcnce and
famine, while our grsnsres are full Of the
fruits OF an abundant season,
AND WHEREAS, righteousness exalts a
nation while sin is reproach to any peo
pie, now therefore, !, ANDREW JOHNSON.
President Of the United States. do hereby
recom@end to the people thereof, that they
DO set apart and observe tle FIRST Thurs
DAY " DECEMBER ~ day Of National
Thanksgiving 10 the Crs a.or Of the Un-
verse, for these deliverances an blessings
and do in,ther recommend that on tina,
occasion the whole people make confession
OF our national sins against His intini,.
goodness, and with one heart and one nina
implore the Divine guidance in the WAYS O.
national virtue and holiness.
In testimony whereof | have h.reunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed Done at tn.
CITY Of Washington, this % h day of Oct. ;,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty Ave, snd of the indie.
nendence of the United States the nins.
tieth
tSigncd) ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the Presid mt:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, .....,.r.
Secretary OF State.
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LEcrUREs.-An Ohio paper warns the public
Of the west against the annual raid OF half
price "lecturers" from the east. Some years
ego Pr. du Chen got up society and employ
Led hsme.lectulers to talk to the young men,
dnaidens, matrons and old folks of their city,
and we believe the affair was a success. Do
you not know. fellow citizens, that in this city
and in the surrounding country, (Fr. du Chen,
our sister city. Of course incuded,) we have
lecturing talent for nothing, as good, if not bet.
ter. than the stereotyped book nonsense carried
out here and sold to good natured western
audiences at One Hundred dollars per night?
We knou Il.
Call meeting at once at one Of the churches
and organize raid on the brains or the indus
try Of our young or cid men, or women, and
lot ~ have home manufactures in the way of
lectures. It is shame that McGregor passes
away winter after winter without Lyccums,
Lectures. Circulating Libraries or any other
flights" of knowledge requirement except the
weekly -expounding Of knotty scriptural ques-
<ions--good enough in their way, but frequent.
~ As psosy as Josephus and of as little practical
Advantage. ~ dissertation on the use Of the
Moon in killing deadencd timber or the proof
Of future weather by the conduc. Of musk.
Eats.
For the sake of pubic Information, let
half dozen Of our ',ic-awake literary men get
together soon aud arrange for series Of home
lectures. II it we're not for excessive modcsty
NC would propose to give the first oae on
SKATERS aud Things in general
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

A RICH old widower in Canada is said to
have practced a very artiul scheme to gain the
hand Of the belle OF village He got an old
gypsy to tell the young lady's fortune in words
which he dictated, as follows: my dear Young
lady. your Str will soon be hid for short time
by very dark cloud, but when it re. pears it
will continue to shine with uninterrupted splen.
dor until the end of yo'r days. Before one
week wealthy old wdower, wearing suit of
black and u fine castor hat, will pay you u visit
and request your hand in marriage. You will
accept his offer, become his wife and be left q
widow in the possession of all his property, be-
fore the close ct this year. Your next hus.
band will be young man of whom you think
most at present" Three days after, the old
gentleman, dressed in the manner described by
the eipsy, presented himself to the young lady,
and the marriage followed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A CARD.

DOCTORS NJ. NJ. J. T.. JENNINGS, the Cslebrat-
ed Electro Magnetic Physicians, have taken OPP
posite the Pos. Office in Prairie du Chen and will
all durable diseases and greatly relieve those who
incIrable. Patients can be treated with Medicine,
Electricity or Magnetism as the case may require
We Guarantee no Cure. Consultation FREE.
We treat all Chronic diseases the above principles
Special attention paid to female diseases the
principles Come and be healed!
Prairie du Chen, Nov. 8, 1868. .-' .
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CHICAGO is quite village. An enthu
siastic writer from that place informs Len.
don, Germany ard Paris papers of the
opening Of the Opera at our western me
,ropolis and INDUCES in imagination as b.
low copied. The continental dailes are
euraptured with Chicago and its musical
and champagne real taste
''ln the chorus there We're five hundred
singers; the principal arias and choruses
were accompanied by the solling Of bells
and salutes from cannons. Every lady
received BEAUTIFUL boquet, and every per
son who bought ticket, received the bill
of the performance printed on pink colored
satin with golden letters. The performance
lasted six hours, and after it there was q
grand ball where 800 bottles Of champagns
were drank. &
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We cannot say more this week.

THE PoPE-PiUs IXlh is undoubtedly good
man. Relatively We respect him, but otherwise
sc are wicked enough to regard him as a
simple manufacture of flesh and blood, like
ourselves. lie is wiser, of course, than Iowa
editors, but it seems to US he is almost forget.
ting that Popcs have not the power they once
had. All we'll enough on the stage, perhaps,
to play the Monarch, as did King Lear in his
Aotage and abdcation, Tut, that, sensible ,vigor.
Gus young devotees Of the church shall be told
BY an sfstc old man whether they shall do this
Or do that, is so extremely un.Amefican not
% say un-Moden, that We cannot but regard
his late "bulls" as bulls too hornlcss to do any
harm to those whom he attacks. We are not
Masons, though we believe the order to be one
Of fraternity and kndness-we are not Fcnians,
though We know its members are sincerely
devoted to the liberty of that Green Isle to
whose PEOPLE our own blood may be traced
hut II We had had voice in the Council oil
Cardinals, the Papa Tor PopeJ would never
have issued his late long messages, denoancing
IS unworthy, the most intellectual portion OF
Catholic Eurore ard America, viz: the Ma.ons
aud the Fcnians. asp
Protestant priests have almost played on,
their influence by galvanizins religion with
politics: the Pope ought to be old enough to
know better.
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EDGE TooLs.-Wm r Goblet, one Of
England's statesmen, not pretentious but
close observer, once said, figures Of speech
are edge tools, oftcnt;mes cutting both
ways and very unfit for burgers to han
de-" Types are similarly dangerous; it is
just as safe to advertise niue to give y
first class concert as it is to trust a careless
bull head Of p,oofreader with delicate
manuscript to put in type. Alter public
decency is outraged all can see the danger
Of cntrusting edge tools like type to the
control of head with more hair than
brains. However, if misnomrrs Of an I'm
pardonable character among decent people
suit the tastes of the 'Inoral' we have
nothing 10 say by way Of criticism.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

ANOTHER BALL.-P. FURY, one OF the
best of boys, gives a ball on Saturday
night at Gutheirs Hall. Som of the tia
est gentlemen Of this city, Pr du chien
and the SUR ,undirg country are managers,
and q good time may be expected. Prot
Williams String Band with occasional yo
cal accomplishments will inspire the party
in the trip of the fantastic toe. Fury's
last ball was as quiet as Modesty, and as
well attended as the company desired.
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ID L H ID !:

At the house of his sonin-law, (Wm. Dickens) on
Thursday Nov. End, aged 65. Mr. AMBROSE BULLARD,
long resident and respected citizen Of Alamakee Co..
Dousman's Cculee (Iowa side of the rver).
The deceased was born in France. He was an amia-
BILE old gentleman and often visitor to Pr. du Chen
and McGregor We saw him recently in town and no.
tced that he was declining in health and tending to
shat bourne where all will ultimately rest 1t is told
that his last visit here to his esteemed friend Mr..
Lebhardt he was troubled to get home and in few
hours he expired! Humble and unpretendng was
the deceased in life sincere is felt among his
McGregor friends at his sudden death.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

Personal Eek Mayor Lcffingwell Of
McGregor, Judge Benson of New York,
Gen. Woods, Of ST. Louis, and D. r Cam
eron, Of Chicago, have visited our sanctum
to day, and will be welcomed just as often
as they repeat their visits. The health and
prosperity of the .gents above named
pleases us as much as does cur own.-La
Crosse Denocrat
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

Horace, the philosopher does not like
rrownlow as well as he used to did her.
is tie way the Tribune talks of him now
"Brownlow would make pretty mes.
Of Tenn, ssee. lie would dsiranchse all
The small rebels, hang all the leaders. and
Danish all the negroes This would leave
about four thousand men to do all tht
voting, and hold all the offices Brown
low would be sure Of reelection for Tho
next ten years. $685.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

THE eastern war cost Great Britain in
twelve months, no less than $SO,000,000.
and it ia estimated that for the second
year, at least 500, 900, 900 will be requir-
ed.
We clip the abovofrom a paper Of 1855.
How tri1:ng seem such sums since the
recent var in the United States