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FLORENCE.
Florence Machine Company

To supply the demand for these Mschines has
heretofore presented their universal Introduction.
having irsbled their Iacilitie- tor Manufacturing,
they are now prepared 20 an their orders.
The Florence has the following sdSsatsges over
any and all other Sewing Msehines
Ills the only Msrhine that will mlke more than
one kind Of sti'cas
II makes toiu difgen; stitches, the losk knot, doa
be lool and double saot, on one and the same nis
chine. Each stitch being alike on both ,iaes Of the
fabric.
Ills the only Mach ne having the reversible fssd
motion, which enables the operator, ny simply
tarnius thumb screw. 10 have The work run eth.
er to tha right or lef TO stay aoy part Of the ses,
or fsstJn the ends Ct seams, without Surning the
| fabric.
The only Machine irsyieg self adjusting shuttle
teusion-ths amount Of tension slwsys being in
exact proportion 10 the sizs Of ths bobbin.
Changing tlIe lesgn Of stitch, and from one kind
o. stitch 10 another, can readily be done while The
Machine IS in molten.
Tue psedle is essiig adjusted.
II is almost noisgtss and eaa be used WI ere quiet
il necessary.
It's motions arc all Pcssipes there are no springs
to eos out Of order, and Us simplicity enables the
most me rperisneed 80 operate 1t.
ltdoes not require finer thread on the under than
for tne upper side, and vii sew seross the heaviest
sesms, CT from one 20 more thicknesses OF cloth,
without change Of needle, tession, OF breaking
thread.
The Hsmmsr IS easily adjusted, and wall turn any
width Of hem desired.
Itvin hem. Eel, bisd, gather, trad, Guilt, and
gsti er ana sew on 3 ufte st he same time
Tie taking up Ct The slack thread Is not 9elfrnl.
ed by The irregulsr contraction Of wire col or ua-
certsin operation Of wreleveFs. The precision and
accuracy with which the Florence draws the thread
INTO the coth il unappfOaehed in any Sewing Ma
chine hitheit to offered in the market.
Each Machine is furnished with " BdrHal's Se,f-
slasr," which gaifss the ,cork ssl and Is Of inEs-
uls vAes, especially to ;iasxpens0ced operators.
White possessing the above. sud nisnY other adj
vani.Iges tbs ff' renee Il sod ~ CORES pandans
pgice- with other first class Machines, aud a care
ln Xamiuatou VIII iuily sutstantlite All That We
have ctsiInei ior g.
Every M-chins is warranted, and WI Be kept IN !
ord-r Que year.
Ne Are inc sole seenis Tor the well-knoQn Howe |
Ma lime, whose super ontY ~ q Manufacturers 1
Msenine i thoroughly estabished.--E. hOse, Jf., 1
Inventor and PSientee
Machines repaired and Satisfaction guaranteed.
pS-Ageuts wanted IA evey county. Literal m
dncements offered.
CAMP & ELLIOTT,
GeGersl Agents fer Teun and North Ala
Second Floor. 40 Union stretl
seps-d Nashville Tenn.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings
AND
Old Lumber.

n VIII 8FPRR FOR SALE. AT PUBLIC AUG
l HON. en- tfe lN and ~ days q eepirmleF,
iafs. ihn io,syViug 02Yrrnmest huHdiug., va.
1eamsleIs QiaHera, On Vine street, uoris OF
Er1ad.
Vine airess e.1b'e north of Broai.
A lar7o 10 Of Old Lumher-in yard adlscrsi r.
no. e. soufh Cherry stf~-L
ALSO Addinona 81 ~ 3. Shop No. z, ol l'l.-
tilrEei EfrFat 6elrE three lal sheds
Adihdns D Belle V.sE Binding on north onsiI5
street, hetug
O,e Cock House and Dining Room.
Gre Baih Room.
One addiuon.
EmAe Weed sni Tool Zone.
WszherHomau's House
Wash House
One isrfie SHED sitb Haiifag aitached, nsaf
Fort Houston, on Grumpy White ~.
Also Unfinished Bnltlog Hesi Of IiaLisooosa
Depot.
s1le b Dc made On the prelissti epniioenf % y
10 ~ o. fta ID pTorIfno, and ~ tne order ahfh
they aproar In This aiFerii-eiHeli-
feffns Cisai,. BsIiiaa.s t1-i'e removed aifhs e.
pense % the buyer. 60. 90 ,rpr
- r a. ~ WILLS,
.,,-7a "a BfiL MAJOR SOD A. q 81
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The New York Tribune Of the 18th
ult has an article ON the cultivation OF
cotton ia the South Il says plenty OF
white laborers can be employed at the
pIoper season ia the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, and adds
But we would not hire these only
Ten thousand intelligent farmers Sons
from Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, aceas-
toned 10 pillow, plant, till and harvest
their forty acres each Of corn per an
mum. will be cheap al fifty per cent
over the wages paid 20 Europeans OF
inferior skill and experience And
these can be had by paying Tor them
Young men who will each, with span
of horses and supply Of good harness
plows and cultivatOrs, plant and fiH more
-ofton Than any holfdo=eiI ignorant, t5htaf
led negroes, working manly with the
hoe, ever made since the world was
created.
We sgree with the Tribune relative
to the superior capacity of the white
Iaborer for the cotton plantation. We
would ike to see every plantation II
the South stocked with hardy white
men from the North or Europe
But what does the Tribune mean by
calling his eolored brothers "igHorant
Jrtaahssa aegToesy" Is such language a
this calculated to impress the North
ern mind fsvorably touching the prop
osition TO confer on them the right o
suffrage We pray you, Mr. Greeley
be more choice in your descriptive epi
theta
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD


CtEALED PRCPCSaLs VII le rerciFe1 q
- cfiee % TIE souih Nashville eifset ~ Fl
COMPANY. uaEi ths i6ih day q -efi.aii.'i-f, -.
furnishing The material, iagIug ile y 49, -.
-. - - a., ;. $3.50 hlds 81 - OF
fared uss8ar tiesss lsi.is cr q sl.loa. y. - a..
Firf-For n,ruishpg AZ ma.ei,si 20 '' -.
49,, - -, n, isyins ne TracE.
s.fl-Elf,lr firaIahIns ne tAie- ,-.l.i a.
Tfl - f-~lr.t.nr lha necelfaFY fna-ei'-' -
bdIflar shs sis,iss - ...s.- ~ III sboss
AiA- - 49, - tta enlre ForE n1e.f - -.-'.-
80 '-i.si-s. fi1as IFIsIodE. TIE touiHll -
49, ~ ~. % soaaE. or rss. ~ 49,. -
az ol art ~ $50 n ~ Ha1i1ear el ne 80
= .esa a = 1900. - Holie lnsfll s.lseH
pauJ, W. = ERoI A. ftiieel
serrriaffi
auzal-sF
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senior Eutt0t "a tue "
August %, 1865.


In a cemetery in Sharon, Conn, is a
family lotin which are seven graves ar
ranged in q circle Six stones COM
memorate six deceased wives Of D-s-,,
while the seventh and more stately
slab bears the simple bat affecting in.
serption, 'Our Husband,
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Chegaray Institute.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
RnlRDING AND DAY SCHOOL,

,,on YOUNG LADIES, Nos. 1877 and 49,,
\ sgrliee street, Philadeiphla, ail reopen GA
tss5e-.isy. Eeptemhar, totl- freucn b are ha-
s1-sve q ne family. aad b constantly spoken =
fhs leafiuse For circulars aad psrucuiars appJ
n MADAME u'EEkNiLLf,
eus1g-Tm Pnacpl.
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The Atlanta lntelligencer commends
the action OF the Mississippi Conven-
lion, and says;
The people Of Georgia, we trust, viii
permit no other spirit 10 govern them
than what appears 10 have prevailed N
the Mississippi Convention. This IS
neither the day for party nor mere par
mans no day for other than wise and
patriotic counsels TO prevail, nor Tor
other than intelligent and prudent men
TO represent them in our approaching
Convention. Each and every county
in the State should select its best men
ss candidates, regardless OF past differ
euces Of opinion on political questions,
and elect them. Unity Of action and
of purpose is most 20 be desired and
Georgia viii soon be restored TO her
position rs 8 State-directing her own
domestic sffairB. The man within heI
borders who will now suffer bis passions
OF his preiudiees, by word or act, tc
mar the efforts of the President in his
policy Of Southern restoration, mus
either be blind TO the great Importance
OF that work, or seltishly bent upoT
mischief We trust none such viii b'
found in Georgia
We feel sure that Georgia will no
be found wanting.
Let the action Of the united Soutl
be such as will put to shame the ex
tremisis who are for keeping thei
Representatives out Of Congress.
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e. p. CONE,


General Packer and Forwarder
of Newspapers and Cheap Publica-
lions, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in School and Miscellaneous B oks,
Stationery of every description,
Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Quar-
terly American, French, English,
Italian, German and Irish Publica-
tons. Dealers supplied promptly
at lowest rates. All new Books re-
ceived direct from the Publishers.
Send your orders to, or call on
E. p. CONE,
No. ~ Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
aug80-a
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saashrille AniOn.


The anti-smendment men have sue
ceeded not only in carrying the Legs
lature Of Kentucky, but in getting up
very unpleasant condition Of affairs in
the State. Shareholders are still ex-
pecting 10 hold on to a portion at least
of taeir slsyes, and are as irritable IS
ever over any proposition 70 dispOssess
them. Il would have been much bet
ter for them to have sent representa-
tiyes to the State Legislature in favor
Of the amendment, and Of adopting
measures to rid the State Of the institu-
ton of slavery. Their refusal 10 do 80
does not defeat the amendment. II
win be ratified, as required by the Con
stitution, and the next Congress, under
the second section" win see that the
negroes Of Kentucky are freed The
United States soldiers in the State
viii be q very potent posse to sustain
the federal civil authorities in carrying
into effect the will of the nation. Whai
do the anti-smendment people Of Ken
lucky propose 10 do, when this shall
come to pass2
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ageu Aartrtistmtnts.
LANiER &
FEMALE ACADEMY.


PREPARATION w EEK
nFGrNs MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4ih. During
% tins week pupils are received and CLASSIFIED.
Poar5ers find iheir rooms and all other pIeparR-
tons are made for regular work, oFsinnlng Mon
day, September, Iifh and continuing TOR the next
twenty weeks lhouga there VII pe soa 9 eonle-
z On ii the building ard groupd-unoVn ring iuraiture,
&c etthe Faculty viii have smFl tine 10 attend
70 all thsir School and Boarding house duties
Two Sessions q Day.
"a school without plsy oUni is but ha
aeboof I,stssse preside over the Elay ground and
4 care not who s'ts IN the recitation room--i direct
: n glesisnv Of she child Ny patrons ~ twenty
6yc yeSrs are familiar with these sild simliaf sly
inqs 4 an 80 iortunstsln the buildings and prem
ises attached that can say 10 my fnends give me
vo,r children in the morning; leave them Win noe
during the day, and VIII be rsPsonsiole tAl Al the
ipsjtsncss OF the = hool room and psY ground SHAH
favor health Of body aBd rvfnement Of mind ana
mannsrs and pnufy OF morals
~ 2g Teachers.
Nv friends need give themselves no anxiety on
this point II every Department Of hdneat on
can furnish an ample supply OF teacners ANY Pa
rent who Tor twenty FIVE years failed 70 mud IN ne
Old Academy teachers e9ati to any IN the United
States, might donot en- ias point Ploes. or ~
Tor aad Weber, snd ether teachers from the city,
csn gigeie TO - pupils here, and IN addliion
70 those We VII have orr own Faculty both sof IN
strumenial and Vocal Music.
Natural Sciences. -
Or BLAcKIE with his own and The apparatus q
Shelby Medeal College, will instruct our pupils 10
| his important Department. In this respect We
| offer greater advantages than we did g the %
! Academy.
The Old Academy"
THE old make no ne friends - ''Happy he wis
in his old see works out the ideas Of has youth
am looking far ahead when apply the word "a 4
| mgseL an 1880 / set mr. heart upon the - Oh
Academy" with results known 70 al men. In en-
tering npon the present new order OF things-th'
idea OF Sounger days rules me sii.i. l propose q
| re-esiabsh The Aeademy. THIS Institution y IN
link 10 csmeet the glorious past with the failure Q
that Thsye the legal and moral right = ask tn
] daughters Of tnat inst tuition % support hist
show their IpIeciston Of the past, aud their hoie
Of the future, By sending their daughters, Rnd con
tnbutug ihsir money 70 the Lsnier Female Acs
! DENY
lhis not altogether an indIyidnsl enterprise
Il il she ola Academy struggling for future Sorth
| Of its pest
programmes Of siudiss for the entire year, an
all needle lrforma ioa 70 patrons and pups can
| given next week. Z. d. El4LlOII'
| sep2 q
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Engineer Property
Private - lie 4.

ENGINEER OFFICE, Z
NASHVILLE, TEAs Aug ZGths 1896,
VEylLr,Ie sold at private sale st the Engineer
w Office, Church street, corner o. spruce Nash
vile, on The 9Th fSeptembec, 1850, sud daily there
siler until The sale is closed, quantity OF Photo
graphic Instruments and Chemicals, Iaciudia z
Globe Lenses, Baths, p ming Frsnles, Sc., no long
er needed by the government
Also, a small Printing E-tsbiishnneub CONSISTING
0f a Ramsee Press, u fonts Of type, cases, &c,
max NJ cOrnpiele ONCE for printing srlali iohn.
Also Al Chsftanooga, Team, ~ Q E. =. murphy,
Quartermsster 1t u 3 v v tne neeTs, 90 aud aiier
the ltth az September, 1850, ruiar Saws, Cart,
Cart Harness, POnt-ou Wagons, wheel barr0ws,
peck saddles, ploss force pninp and steel drli--
Terms cash, 10 government iunds. Detailed in-
formation eau b. oursined 40 this Office.
ny order or the Chief Engineer
VIM r. MERRILL,
sug27-td Col list U s Y v Engineers.
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] CPaRE-HOIsE on College street. north Of the
/ - square Possess, ~ z ven Oct. 6, 1856
APplyto EE4ON MURFREh, Agents,
tepi-iH No. - cherry street
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THE BEST
SAVINGS BANK.

Is to invest your money in gooi Real Estate in
4 and around growing cities. II old houses are
destroyed by Ere It only makes way for iner build
ing ., o. increases the value Of the lot lefasta-
ing war nay sweep away all pers nal property and
often the improvements ON real IS ate hut the
" terra frma" remains despite the ruins 81 Ere and
var. Property ia sround Nashville has stead " en-
HANGED ia value Tor the last twenty years aud We
nher great speculation in quite number Of lots
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WARRENs CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish Hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK & CO.,
IS MAIDEN LANE, NEw YORK,
sole Aren't. and Importers.

Our h5I1ner customer EiA Ind reduction An
gold prices Of The Needles, vaiie ne qualfF = a.
ways kept un q ne hlFhssi Etaldsrd EuaRn 10
Eug "a Manufacturers.
a. c. a 20 respectfully solicit roneWsl of the
mercEuue relations 90 iong sna iAFoTahly esteemed
ty Their customers, sapl-sm
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Auction Sale
OF
Saloon and Fixtures.

by Geo. Shields ~ Co.
M + win sell On Wednesday, sept oth. 1885, 81
w NJ O'clock AZ the Ire Cressh SSloon. No -
OoiieEe siresi Rp stairs, the l0liOgins articles;
mSrtls-top tables, lsrge irf0rs, ~ zoe ctuTes,
fns carpet, 10 CASTOR, round tatie, sain seat
c,ilsirs 4 astt ,urs,ins, counter ! show es-e, :
liai bells, Is spFioels, LOT mating saief COOL
esg 4 once stove, clock, IDEAS, ice creafa
ireeaers aud tubs, cook soFe and utsasls, iof "
alsss ware, chins. oil cloth, ctice stool. kichen
tables and benches, Iubs walkers table coths, nap
kIns, etc. sale positive.
GRO. eEIELD5 AGO,
sep2-td Aucnoneers,
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Two sales
Government Horses.

4 WILL expose st Public Auction on Q ESDAY,
Sept. 5tn, and also on FRIDAY, NeTt eih. at "
o'clock, m, lot Of Condemned Government
Horses, sc tne CaYslfy Depot al Edge6eld, Tenn.
II. N. SMITH, Capt aud A q NJ.
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sOYD'S MAGNIFICENT
Addition to Nashville,
AND
The COckriII's Spring Tract,

lying west Of the city. portion OF ths most val-
uals property will be exchanged for improved city
properly in Nashville Oc Louisville. The attention
of capitals abroad IS particularly called TO this pro-
psitE. We also offer for sale great many valu
lots 10 Edgefeld, West Nashville Brownsville, and
the various additions 70 the city; al valuable city
property LIAR. W. BROWN,
Box I, p. o. Real fstate and 6ene N agents,
sept-lm So Union street, Nashville, Ieuq.
Louisville Journal copy one week and send ball
TO this Office.
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CtaHeay Coart at McIfn,vilJe, Tennessee.
AUGU-T RULES, 1886.
james W. Hin and Greer Wood.ee, administrators
of John WOOdlte re
Jane C-owtber and John Woodlee's heirs.
J N this eau It appearing o the tisfac ion Of the
i Clerk sud Mast u, that jane CrOwh-T is nom
resident Of the State OF tennessee, 80 that the or
dirary process Of Law cannot be served upon her IL
- therefore ordered that publicstio he made fer
f1ureonseeut We weeks ~ the NashFille Unloo,
newspaper published in the city Of Na'hvlle, Ten
neSsee, requiring the faid nonresident e. appear
ON the FIRST day Of our next court % bs held m Me-
NJ nuville on the 9Th Monday in sept, mher next 20
plead, tnswer or deaur 90 complainsnts bli,s or
the same will h. taken for confessed and set iOr
hearing \ Iarte. =. MORFORn,
sep2-4iWs a rk ana Master.
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For Sale or Rent.
For Rent.

GTORE- HOUsE on Broad street. north side. be
- tween Market and front streets Would be
leased, u desired. for ten wears. Apply 70
NELSON & MURFREE.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO comfortable trick dwelling houses, Eve
4 rooms, &c, essh ON Cherry street, South Nash
Vilies between ldncolu Alley and Kim street. EAriy
possession given ifdesired. apply 70
kEISUk & MUREREK.
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For Sale.

a SOAP FACTORY, situate ., Srout street,
u N,rhyiile. - door Born q leiertoa. Apply
= y Publs s4GsIe, Ct a tae Fact5Iy' auso-lHs
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To Owners Of Cotton.

In answer to numerous inquiries
from abroad, we would say that we ARE
prepared to take charge Of, put in order
and ship any lot of CorToS in the States
Of Georgia, South Carolina or Alabama,
as we have local agents at almost every
town, and a corps of most efficient
men, selected for integrity, capacity,
and experience, to take charge of every
lot.
We viii also pay all taxes and
charges of every description, and make
liberal advances on the CoTToN In
short, we will take charge of the Cotton
on receipts or orders and give the
owners no trouble whatever, from the
time we receive it until sold and re-
turns are made by our houses.
WATTS, CRANE & co,
New York, or
". c. WATTS Il CO.,
Liverpool, England.
We invite the especial attention of
non-residents to our facilities.
E. III. BRUCE & co.
AUGUSTA, August %, 1865.
sepl-Im
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EsSh branch stteudeI to hy a Profess nal Ten
list Of Acknowledged rrputaton and ability Full
sails acton guarsniepd in at cases.
Office thinner OF Union aud Cherry Streets.
Office hoWs nom s am. 90 pm. lsepl-3lne
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Natural Sciences.


Or BLAcKIE with his own and The apparatus Of
Shelby Medical College, will instruct our pupils 10
his important Department IN this respect We
offer greater advantages chan we did 81 the Od
AeadefnV
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DENTAL NOTICE.
THE
Russell Dental Association

i Meehsniesl work in the best manner. Fail or
partial sets Of Teeth on
RITEiI1hrI, or GOLD,
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New YORK Exchange Is IN good de and at par
luvine. u selling. THERE'S asso good business
doing in 7-s0's, which are still selling at par.
L.
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FOR RRNT.

A LARGE Brick Dwelling House on the Frank
"A In Turnpike road beyond the Chattanooga
Railroad. fo-sess.Cn immediate Apply to
NELSON 4 MURFREE, Agents,
No % Cherry street.
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Oifcrrs' and Soldiers Claims prom. 2 -, -,
Cartfssfe. on Non-iufeifelluess etiiii-t,. ~,
60. III a., rernoven fsnsaas, tt-- 90 -
bsnatns oifsne.t Ctens otime ~ 49,
tsitn fsr he Uze u The Army Piuiri'-J
ma.
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ABl rev johnson. Pfes,e9,s, See ,,,,s--.r ps.,
Hrsst Msl. 6en- @no- r. r-''''''
-, 81. Gen. ,. J.. pouaidaou, Chef 0uaneT-
- ,-.afs5. uepartnegi % CnnleIiana,
-. 5l..lh F0Eier, l1iiea aiiiles ,an--of. n
- vs. ilhdsiey, Posiinasiefi
Iu1ele-am fff
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nAMP q ELLIOTT.

r. Geaersl Agents far leon and ROTth Ala
Second Floor. No Union sireti
,ps-u Nashville, Tenn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-26

TuE States which select Governors this fall
are Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts,, Vermont
Minnesota, New Jersey, Ohio, Wisconsin and
Virginia.
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MRS. PARrrHGroN says Ike has bought a
horse SO spurious that he always goes Oh
in decsnter.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-26

A conscript being told that it vas sweet %
die for ones country, tried to excuse himself
On the ground that hs never liked sweet
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SNIE OF xOJC1S rTOpCTtVy
TTNHE Postville Land Company are now prepared to
sell and give perfect titles to lots In the Town Of
Postville 81 e
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
will be offered to business men at this point Posvils.
is the line of the McGregOr Western Railway, rs.
miles from McGregor in the centre Of the finest grain
erected by John LAWYER ia nearly completed and the
will make regular trips to Postviile after July
18th.
Merchants and business men In McGregor who con-
template locating branch establishments, will ind thA
point not surpassed by any west Of Mc0regor.
JOHN T. SLOVENIAN,
Agent for Postville Land Company
McGregor, June 20th 1854. 40l
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n - FARMERS AND HOUSE.
that hundreds Of dollars
worth OF Grain, Provisions,
&C., annually destroyed by Rats, Mice, ants, and
other insects and verMineall of which be prevent-
ed by few dollars worth Of "Costar's" Rat, Roach
Ant, &s: EAtelnnator, bought and used Freely.
See "Costars' advertisement in this paper.
Sold in McGregor, by Benton Bros. & Co.,. Huntf.sA
ton Co., and all druggists and dealers.
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y Office.

LII persons are forbid cutting taking any TIM
II Der from the SPANISH GRANT, from and altar
this date without permit from the agents Of the COM
pany All parties trespassing hereafter will be dealt
with to the extent OF Law.
Persons wishing to purchase wood or down timber
can apply to the Agents. WIN. GREEHE,
ceptembe 1863 $50
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Cement [.

100 BBLs. LOUISVILLE CEMENT, DOuBL1
lUVD STRENGTH, Just received and for sale bye
447 BENTON BROS. 3 CO.
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nnDESIRABLE Residence Lots are offered for
OV sale in MoGregor, within so to 40 rods Of the
Flanders House. Titles perfect terms reasonable. Also
number Of lots ranging from ! TO acres
Apply TO VIM. GREEN, o.
ORLANDO McCRANEY,
6slI. Agents Giayd Csa1spy.