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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-14

DYvtTtuoOf specpal 4ecutlon to ME tifrecs
40 ted tfsued from, the ONCE q the Glsrkse
ne Dasef!ct Court N and for the county q
Warner. and AGAINST Abraham NcClain, Ihaye
Ieviet pPo4 TIE following property q the pro-
perry Qf the said Abraham MeClotu, to WiE II
The soathwest q1arter d the northeast
quartet. 20 Ct. session DNnl0ec twelve TN.
township number eighty-one tSD, north Of
range no a. yeo1 FSeA) p. M Containing forty
acres situated a Cedar county. Iowa -..tsar
TipS0hs m said county, on Saturday. the It'll
day Of July, Al 1873, - one O'Clock p. "A. o.
I'D day, 70 safety said execution and costs
Dated TIL. eth Day q Er9e Il e 49, 90 Y y
= si8on Il tNsUH Of Nsasv sosa10 Ioaeu. ]
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I Get the Hest and Cheap.

J. Get the Hest and Cheap.
est,-The lMcG oRlnoK is the on,
~ SER RAkER that will do good
work in lodged oriaveryo short
grain. 10 The Machine, as improy:-.
ed for 1853, win work as ven on on
billy, Or wet as level Or 0 ]. ! dry ~ land,
and the draft is MUCH lighter than
last year.ob4H is a. good . Mower,
and the best finished, simplest,
and most reliable machine in
mark Of oiiiiag bsiao75rG Tiai faf5f
= The sepsratA,i ,etwQ1wheelad
McCoRMIcx MoWsl Is warranted
to be- superior olArYrhING in the
Mower Ane amahufac tured oxNY:.
WHERE, by ANYBODY Draft i IS IS
hight, and the driver sitting IN his
seat can easilysraise, the cutting
bar over an obstructiOn . foot
high, or iehsHea the e4itut's' from
half an inch % four inches high,
in aa instant, and while the Ma
chine IS in motion, In feld, tri-
ais WITH the s,Ball, } Buckeye,
Hubbard, Quaker, Wood, Nanny,
and many other Mowers, it has
proved its great superiority, and
like our Self Raker, win be sold
on 2, warranty Of being the best
Machine inits line in market, a9e
AS usual, the Moe ormick Ma.
chimes win be sold On terms that
oanlot fail to suit. ''.N I -. =. ! :
no -ae Wv. PRATT, Tray. Agent.
| +. A. McNAIR, Gen. Ag't. ts8lif
FRANK. BACON, Ag'tat Wilton. 4
So "a xJkx- I'D
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.c.a.1r-.s.1 49, I'D
+ RRHENNEHfrP
81 shS seSsl9 az IN $500 = ..
9eFnAn, French - 1.Sh node q "sAs
.ssds' MEDICINE fR&k sfAG51Sry, am,,F
@ .ucceQ41HU1Eo1a2 - - ~
1H6lA ana America H ~ 6oeN snAaea
e44efAr yeApr ". fFANel31I IN 49, Il
fing people VINO nn9ef u ia
al runnHrN r0rfn/. n T.slaapsi
ryu5s .4. u
So s = q s0I .ns n s.se.s RsE - &
iEfAte BE aifeape. nay Or .soSsr
81 sIedicinn snv ~ o SGS.sfSs
e166sQHG - 49,. - ler 8SF
desiacase se s. - % any polH
16Mt Hint ii ~ ~. SonsS1 80 s. y
Ietters exn3cfinx SNrs ~ snrs. 49, 1ish. Al
ale stamp. .DHIWHYA1 = yPnsa1n pos(.
IT. nlHlA1E1xA a3lA91skAxNlN
io1!eA104 1sA Nonee0, AAtel61ly A
dcntially. He Will visit ara a60lI6a1t TSsSSz
while reN4qt49 ~ -, 1aoe q CHSrS~ ssso(y
Dr. WeIf iavenS6t 90 hSx MODE 81 fs..n,-
dasea1e9 9L0N4101e4l 0Uau6. su1S sSE3ag
ana7 e9aeonnlly Vnhilia; s00a2offAoea M
on0 lAHOn1Dds nd 1A0 dlsaa11I YS
~ - 40
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-14

The following - the joint resolution
On reconstruction % anacudcd In the
senate, and sent back TO the Hopse MT
Junt resolution propoaing an anssna-
ment 70 the cpnstitntlon. 81 the United
! RssS.ced, bythc Senate sadn,s House .,
Representatives Of tie Utsjled 6SUtess a
,Aneyiqa,e in GOsgypse asseosbbe4y ufsoo-
thirdA a. both houses c0scyrri10, N That
the following article be proposed to the
,LeRiklAkufes OF the several States ID az,
amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States, which, when ,Fatilied BY
| three-fOurths of the Legislatures, shall
be valid rs part Of the Constitution,
namely: ia Il 10 fSft5fiien3 #aTiaff
ARTIcLE--, she. l.,--An persons born
or naturaized in the United States, and
subject to the jurisdiction thereof are
citizens of the United States and Of the
State wherein they sesifie. No Btate
shall make OK enfpyee any la,Es, which
shall abridge the privileges or, immpNi-
ties Of citizens Of the, United States nor
shah any State deprive any person Of life
liberty or property withoat Idle process
OF law, nor deny 70 any pe1spn within it,
jurisdiction the equal protection Of the
laws. ~
SIC. 2. Representatives shall be APP
porti0ned among the several States nc
cOrding to the respective nunbeRs, count
ing the number Of persons in each State,
excluding Indians not taxed; but when
ever the right to vote n any election for
electors Of President and Vice President,
or for United State Representatives, in
Congress, Executive and judicial on
GERS, or the mem bers OF the Legislatures
thereofis denied TO any Of the male in
habitants Of such State, being q years OF
age, and citizens Of the United States, be
denied or in any way abridged, except
for participation In rebellion Or other
crimes, the basis of representation there
in shall be reduced In the proportion
which the number 50 such male citizens
shall bear to the whole number Of male
citizens, q years of age, in such State. sf
Sec s.. No person shall ibe Senator
or Representative IN Congress, Or cleo
tor Of President, and, Vice President, or
the United States, or under any State,
who, having previously taken oath -
member Of Congress-, or rs an, officer Of
the United 1taes, Or as, an executive or
judicial officer. Of any State, to support
the Constitution of the United States,
shall have engaged in insuxrection
or Febellion against the same, or given
mid or comfort to the enemies thereof;
but Congress may, by . vote or two
thirds Of esch House, remove siich disa-
hility. ,s..-,.+ 4.4 s,as- s,t a.
SEC. 4. The validity Of the public debt
ofthe United Suites, authorized by law,
Anclgding Aabts Incurred for tne1eymsnt
OF pensions and bounties for services In
supRressing insurrectton and rebellion,
s4all not % Questioned; but hetber the,
Or pay any debt or obiigs1ien incufned ia
aid Ofinsurrection or rebellion a0ainst the
Uaited States, or any claim fCr loss for
Hte emancipation ofany slave: but all
such debts, obligations mdcasims shall
1herheh illsgal sAAaYot1.H -zsr ss:.'.css
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-14

w &c. Logan and Henry j. r.
aqd GAVE opr Joint fprpmiieogy e.
sum 80 q one HUNDRED a94s t.shty-ny0N -
OF before the Lat day ~ Deoe11ef. lGo5l SeG
whereas, the consideration ~ which sd -
xes giysn has entirely faiisd. teis = @ Ii.
We are resolved not TO pay said note 81 ~ a
It unless cemlelled ~ law lai- - n
this eth day ~ May, 1Sg& -
,..I 80 r. HENRY ]. BROWN. = q
vlaaM f@Y .s' y. g. LOGAN. Naffi .rIa
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]. l9V "! }. AMI r.. :jI|Pl|l9|FIll
fa -t.ss
PHOTOGRAPHS; 30, - 80. - !. 80
n -flsI AllBao4YPxS, bnaa a1essa
M STIR rni5en ao 1BB44OEYPES,
Gems j Porcelain Plate Rielnres
i; vaa7a7a4 taken 1t the 81 va 75"o
LOO oi shlfE E94s0R ssAJns #@5 q
NE w Ga1lery ".
Overt. =. Boyi1ton's Grocery store: entrance,
onthe West side Of the building. 1870.
lie t@tt'''
J. L.iMUDSON

Has opened hfs, New Gallery, and moved into
It the entire stoskIof goods 1Drn,sfay kept %
the old Upton Gallery. In Schmucker's build
Ing, III IN . much Hs he hos an improved
ky-light, THE REST eyer opened In Upton,
he matters himself that he can nire perfect sat-
isfaction te all csssonlas That ~ Ipn him.
Copying and En5arging D1se To- Order.
I, Those desiring the likeness Of their aick or
residencsA lAAeolf TsNnrsyof1 ohoice AlbuinS,
Rosewood and Rustic Frames can always be
found atfhe N0M040dfyL % n
GALL AND 9EE.T &c 50
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~ r.,.. -. -. ....s-~
/ 80 eu...s 49, - -serss..s..1.r
-
| hq1es.A sldiA - pseSaat etAGsetjaA
lEnRe -Eniaas snaefan. .Qaraa AaA3toa
~. ~ saA-A q. I.-s. sAls.~ -.
$500 =
oefson, Hocnesaer ana fo1ia0osJ y
1e ellAefa4 tAa a.QoQ EAcia4Ay4jd
h4Ne 81 IoQis hY last 6atpTdar,. 130oO
Fe4it Ah8 Tn 6a6kdO on the 6th. Onthe
It'll Che HgAt wing q the Feniann3lV
oaDed 101G4 On t1ehan9An0l8e
lao6AU spEthe eeganieetions - & 0ais
wSe. A43Defed, Robeda Eas
aEfe16ed It New York, und ~ oder by.
tAearresf0w1oot ta6pl1lnaalgaGaet
St Adams. Roberts refused 1nuh2xRhata
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-14

The true STATE Of snaifsooacernink
The. no1ina1ipas ef Col Ed Wight -
Collector Of this District has atlast eD1ns,
out. j. The, fA9miuationa VS. pvocurs6
without bis peques& Those Nh0seeufsa
his nomination had no intimation fnA
him that he, would sndpse rAndrev
Johnson's gpesent Polcy., After he -.
ceiyed .infsEmation that his lqmiaasiop
was secured he made i understood thAt
he should prefer for deputies some G
that very large and respectable :caassof
men sometimes called radicals. Whepe-.
upon, his nomipatiop. y which wss then
pending before the Senate fpe oonermar
'tion, was at once withdrawn by the man
at the White Hoqse. wheTis generally
spoken Of as being Presidant,untgs j. =. =
: Andy ought not require pnreasonahls
things ofhis appointees.i I'd IN this county.
no Johnson deputy canrhe, found With.
out selecting frouA slnony ta.,se " lAO up
held secession. Hence President Iohn-
sou must not expect soldier to help
him to muster On army OF ofilee-heldiae
supporters from the ranks Of those who
voted against JOkns0n ~ he was.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-14

r. Republican Convention.
:. Parzusuts TO 1laeeaa Ae&etofofc i5tb-
lished the Republicans. Of C1(iat coaanty
met In mass cO1yenti0n at, the CoslQ
House, on Saturday, June 9th, 1895, bl
the purpose u selecting delegates to W
resent 10 county In tie Jddicial, C4n-
gressional and State Conventions that
are to {, assemble q ths l 4 18th end
+ The Con ss,nssoH srtsni ysS,ss.shhF
COL Ed WriGht, Chnizndsu, and 81 A.
= Or motion 81 s. 8. Daniels. comm I !,
tee consisting Of one from each township
represented. was stleeted 10 tpfs515Sllilr1e
lists Of delegates for the several Oonpsh-
VIM, II, T1fhiii, 81 Center; & 81
Circuit, OF Inland; Dr. II. e. GIN, or
Springdale; John Safely, qftReA aO1k;
DR.. !. N; Long, Of Cass; Hem. H. W11ar-
ton, Of Springfield; =. CasebeeE, Of Salpr
Greek; q: Negns' Iowa; John Mum,
Of Rochester. IT, or s. ba9tafanooH !"
After sshort recess By the Conxen4ltn,
the committee returned with the, follow
Ing report, which was adopted: =, Eli,
DetsyatiO,t ID STATE. C0nre!t Ion. 4Zad6k
Ellyson1 He. GIN, W. 'Welch, q. III.
Rothrock,. j. W. Bull, G. P. tIngrdan,
w. ?. Wolf, Il James. s. Garrtsep q:
shearer, Ed. Wright, !. G, SaheY, Rob,t
Cover, II. b. Potter, Jas. N. Kent; p.
B. Clark, ~ BssCVamwall. iafaIqG ID
Deteg1kes TO Congressional Convea6fsss.
VIM. II. Tuthin. =, L. Bassett. I'LL
land, s. 3. Danieis, b. w. baird, a. i.
Young, J. Mayaaslk J. @. Bste, Hosfs
James, F. w Atkins, Jas. j. IANelA
John Safley. Jarnee Wharton. Jr..Juf0
Dance, y. b. Town. i'At''s ~ ~
i. Dsseae1tss 10 o1sdJctdR Ubnvemtson ~
VIM. III. TuthiH, -. n. Long, J. ~
Boynton, g. +. Mgman;o =. Cover, g.
Wells Spice pfcer' :, {, McCleland, 4. g..
Miller AZ B. Oakaey, q. Yates, Rev. f.
Skinner, c. Il. QAamheD, Is, M Grouhl
The chairman & I'll, Committee tee re ,s,:
Dosehted that the unanimous opinion 81,
the conaMittee w6s that the people OF the
county were IN favor OF the re-nominars
ton Of Hon. HiEam Price for Congress. IL
la On motion 81 8. 3. Daniels, II was
].t RESOLVED, Tint the delegates appoint
ed have power - give proxies, to fili
vacancies by e.majoSityi vote, and to cast
the whole yolsto) which the county i
! The copventfoon adjourned sine die.
Till. II a.lisaRp. WRIGHT, Pres't.
y. Il +. f%9g WIZ. }sssssaasiss 1o1 sii'
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WitaesSsse1-lGAsiss.xAna
co, State ". o Harris, $40 g.
10 AMk ss,ss ss,'
CLARK Z Milford, printing
-=-1neAn1an1RS----------.--.----.s---G0Ak- -
55ssss!SI 80: s ~; -. g :;s:!! y
taahaaiing,ra f.goa ~ .Hsss,,aRa
! ~ IS -: =: va 4 zss II: ssts
Ia A0Q9eDQ0aret4d Liza wAoT3Q
= Nar{R 4sfm' I6ss zct
wHXSSen, gsoassSf sssnsy Is "a
LE Be)nss9, soo1A imnpDas rttiJ ar
s.:gs: s.; saa { ss,..ais, ,is "a. a a
rwKne 8s's7 81 -T514, 50 lo.s
g H ROrick, goods for paspsr l0Ae ll0,I
HWw5istiSssk AZ dS sstsn ~ En- sSo 81
do1' sal as p s.fs sSS.SS a.t
2 Hsr.ha<'d work for ppu-. :. !. !: 7 !.
S1Rs;:ks.I - a, = ! :
VIM DeAn . Co., geoods tos tn.
wei: : sEs..t,s, !. :. ale ' III. n
;, Ses9 = !. : q 1000 100
Yersand1a1ss reFandsf 49, - lss;1
E cRissy, county 'spsfsn :. -, 80. ~ :,
Eater Keiso, keeping pauper 81, 40 81 c
J E Harrison, wolf Scalps 1850 Tvs
b Weeks, sufveying foed 35 SO Sc
E Dslph, wild cat sep = Lax5O ,=g5l
d. 2 do CD e1eb, 500 So
sBDanieh, goods foecsssty {, ~ 80
] T. Riee, geads GsdpaDesu 30J@ .&aA
John Copeland, wolf scalp 4. $50 a.
D C Weed, assessor Sugar
Creek township @3 O $3.50 q, 81
Jos Shaw, boarding paupet,s 2Gg66 q ii
Steere 4 Co, good Tor. $40 a&A
E 4trahI and = Reece, ,trus- -. =. :
tees Cover tow nshfp 100 "2,0(
ThOs Coats, medical 6t6end~raf 9LI e.
ance on paupef, as y8 fn5a % cd u
2 Horard, kesPing panpss :77.W. 77,ql
A w Biumbcrg ct Il, fees ~ ''.,i 7
sssas '. Saith ~ GI-ss,5tsG,5a s
Homer G Eink, saasessAs.a ,bes.se.R
Dayton township al, a. 400 2AOO
Isaiah Scoies, fees State " ''1
Mastn 77rn s.',5a 1850 II 50
Luse 4 Griggs, Stationary saoii Las4.s
,.f9E oountyT tadt hrsnaQs,esrl 20ya6
= Hegerty. house rent -yol7; ..r.,yrsg
unteer's family, $500
W H TuthiH, fees attorney ''<ei 8rD
for county 1870 .1gs1e
] p SAdqray, sheFi4 's eale1y ~ o. 5OQQ
Witnesses, State vs. q Harris n 40 81 40
b Ross, witness State Gases 800 500
+ LCarey, lcoatlnk foGfh Sec g. 10
John Pitman, woDd fhe psa,d ,n.a izhia
=. per .grmay l., asuri 400 2,O
'a AW 4 isiipiesr, 'ess STATE y s5opaso,
: Brown, j r costSetstseaaes8,s0 80
, 7 Uaxk, codBsheuoiadA Ri, 30or95,20
smith Brothers, .goods, FOX n ..dz i.
r Hall, medicines for pau
1 J Robesses, work iofpaa-T ], ,s7,e0
pen bra9 ira fru1f 3yS0,t 80
On motion. Board adjearned until
lrst Monday In ssPtemhez, Lac. bnn +,
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"a CHOICE a1Sojtnienti 81 PIPES. M tfeir
"a naanyN1F6otieRa1 9lnD odd1tiO0nil -
BfPrime Tobaccos-3qst received at
March LIST, le06. ALDENB.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-14

DHDRoeALS will BE received by the under
i signed, until 2 O'Clock p m. on Saturday
June 18th, 1854, for doing the mason work and
building Abutnlents Of q bridge acres Hock
Creek, on the upper Iowa City road. The said
work y be Ihad Without mortar; the corners Of
said abutments 70 be hanmer-dsessei,2 and
near osthe stone fnrpishediwill admit Of The
safd contractor TO do the Necessary DIGGING Eur
alton 20 be tAree feet b<loW fAef bed Of aaid
creek, and average two feet and six inches In
thAcknesA 6A16 bids to state Now much per
perch. Of cubic feet. and to iOclude said dir
Igtng. Thc undersigned to furnish the stone
; GEO. w. SMITH. 81 No.
=. p. DANIELS,
, - 1llshnalrflgC z. 8. CARPENTER, GM
S sssss {a sertE Lz zs,ff sS b, sar
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,tI. b, - i4Ey7Ilzl n Yg9tx yx9tfsl
> ~ - u. - :. s..a,eaa.oa : !.
i ~ " ~ ~ = ~ -
"a III II GiRlak tkst Z CO
n15kDs H. fe e3shR B4 IN, Kaa6 =
f6c]g 81 III q e. = mt rHrs1ee ioH
wbr6te6E ~, cGfg a. ,ab0, HaIl fpm
a. vH& IA. toUl i11SG8laa11 800
do1s, VII iSky<lSSI6f In tie ee1Aq
Of the. roof foe lisatinr tl,enaryLaseWe
Void aiSb fecommSpd - y ~ MT
Be .dpg in the jail 3s9 1T dep
ma pf61beay Estied - md vent lateds
11tkfo6d sd6starttaI aseate and elqee-
nttin2 coters "a thk. same, and ,fb3t ne
Oh Vxdlf6e 1ifIed np. .b.,,ssos.a s.sy ,,o;.
We would slso. recomm4nd that the
NE, nfrsnn shotas In he Yasaif az The
1922 rE.,LMa .a ..,t - -. ~
- ~ x 49, - Ii. |.
m00eIeds % % " "a q fp0R 20 T. Qefhf
codut fcotdS Aleo Ind the. west rail-
id Oh the stxits eadfnx 10 the court
r6oia, hoee, and recommend repSIrinx
if3iWe ma the fasfei11nR to Tie -eaat
I'M Satfnr mt az rsns1rl and smaIl hole
=, ~. -. 90 -. - ~. 80. .,z..i
=. .. w -, "a 1rr.s ~ ~ Nss
hfnge DfOken ais9 me atne sppupng
needing some repairy.s Alao dad the In
90 &C., III a. s.;iyc 49, -. -. -
SSUO usou ~ TIC JaAA Al 49, "a 49, ~
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HID NohH 3 Il UATt IsIHVI'
! ! !. $. !. Z. I.
~ PEsf tolsas arao 4
.sr-a-ssf - OsTa hrs a95sEF
Fss9s-f al gns ttfs NJ ssssl stfssEs ne @s
tff4# .fs69s - sEF% - s4-s,es #as4@szs
srfsf - .gGs .4a5 ~ ,aged -

'HuIAT ~, esllins = the, rostozacs yoa en-
- --7oI FHE REST aa5 ~ s .ilt..
and tasselsi !1sFhs Esskines! ESe6ies.7 IN
kinds tooth brushes; peFfNmery; combg m.
her cord and bands: pocket books: tops balts:
gold PENS pen holders; ETC., etc, M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08

GENERAL SRERMANs VoTE.-It will be remem-
at Salem, il Egypt on the 18th instant, called
Gen. Sherman a Democrat; TO which the General
replied promptly: Il never was Democrat;
never voted but once in my life" The GAINESVILLE
(Ohio Courier tells this story of the General While
on the grand march to the sea, fellow officer one
evening asked him for whom he was going to vote
The General replied that he should not vote he had
voted but once, and then ho disfranchised himself.
Such looks of wonder and incredulity rs this pro-
duced may be imagined, but the General paying no
attention thereto, proceeded ~ never voted for a
President but once in my life and that was for
Buchanan; and l am since satisfied that any pers on
who was - fool enough TO do that has not sense
enough to exercise the elective franchise l dis
franchised myself and consequently shall not vote.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08
MUSKINGUM VALLEY
ENGINE WORKS,
C0rxra NAukLr ASr THIRD Srs.,
GAINESVILLE, OHIO.

HAVING ADDED GREATLY TO OUR
IL former extensive facilities, turning OLt
large number Of Improved Portable Steam Engines and
Portable Circular Saw Mills. Those already received and in
operation giving hsmcst entire satisfaction There Is
hardly State Territory in the Union but Improved
PORTABLE Engines Saw Mills in All Engines
spark them which the sparks
We would respectfully refer you 10 the following gentlemen
and certificates the portability utility and practical opera
tons OF cur Portable steam Engines and Saw Mills
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08

WHsyntIl., ND.tc,r c,. NJ. fpy ST. 1860.
Ns:r. DuvaI!We sawed feet Of boards seven
logs, the Ar5t day started MILL without moving
hou-. We believe your portable engines and
mills second in use, and cheerfuy
mend any want Of mills and engines your shop.
T. +. COLLIER & PRUSSELL.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08
TO THE MERCHANTS AND FkRHEES
OF TENNESSEE.

HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFUL
J. LY offers yol his services Plrchszn, ,u. slu-
Agent
H7 eAr.rlgnee has b. "a esIur leg trur. ru .,.e.
purchase and sale, during thg past -ag Ets- Try ll
Clothng Boots AMI Shoes, Notions, Grs-ria- Hardware
Quoensvare, Stoves, Agriculture iup n,nt- ST..
the wholesale and retail trade.
During the past year he has sput much lIu,u tn
Manufacturers Of tho North, with many yf whom ha
arrangements TO h all e1'h order through
to price: especially in B9ots and >hl" Umbrellas Thofr
graph and Ambrotype Materials Tsi an1 Pocket Cg',v
CarcSeatcd Chairs Portable SgaIl 1Iill Pcs L.
Mill Finding, Shngle and Lathe Machines, Eailr. Supple
Buggics aud Harness, Cotton Gins tho r Ar.u
tual lmplemen7 and Farming Machinery of rI stl--
gether with ell kinds Of Machin,Ty necessary 'r |
faCturcr Of Cotton Wool.
He has also Inado nre1alts -uFly i' t, p---
lcum Luhricatnr Burning pfls. md oil Lump AL!
will b able {" prcCur" anything o. p. had York ~
New England upon the shortest notice
price.
E+ Viii also act a. gent to gju; all kind d.r- ,l.
ated before the war, du' t. rrrti' in any cf tr Norr
Cities+ea
He will al0 take great pains &, ell I'll co- nr,ut- a..
best ratcs 10 be had in this market Viii LIBERAL
yance- upon c'nsiSnInrute vhan IN zt~-.
J II. WAIKEG.
Formerly II kuyNyIiE.. T.Hu.-
mars I'm G'icc, $ Broad StTart- Scgr ! nlb.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08

t1t.|!JTt., Mo-, .TITcR ItF7, ISbD
j. H. DuYaSIR Sy Mil and Engine is giving tie best of
satisfaction. had running days after receiving
The first day after starting the M sawed Is logs into inch
making 10 l. feet hours On the second
ga wed 1850 1HL II timed time
when boards 16 !aet each board, minute.
Yourl, truly. GEO. \. POTTER.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08

Gross I.,,;.s Riplcg cg., T,d.. FIJI. 81, 1861.
Mcssrs. DuvalITOday sawed 1900 feet of lumber in
three-fonrtl of inch
Der. The mill does very we'll Yours, truly,
SAMUEL KENNEL & co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08

HnH.r-L, -TI., Voc. :, 1865.
J. II. DuTal-S.G: TIE 3I twenty horse power pur-
chased you up by Iardesty. on Saturday
sawed S00 feet in eight hours. We safely say
that it exceeded cur expectations.
Yours, truly, BRIDGES, HENDERSON 4 DANIELS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08

Nr,is..sa. Hpoai,g co., Po Eoy |, SO.
J. Il. BGyanSR: The Engine and Mill purchased You,
which Mr. Hardegty has started, will do work than you
promised, and IN the be Il will from 1000 to
1909 fcct il :.u hours. WALTM4N GAY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08

Iei.sH, H,,-nJu co., Hes. jug. -, IS60.
Mcsrs Dugee have been running the portable engine,
mill and corn mill Purchas sed of months
We average in tough scrubby pne from 5000 OoO feet Of
lumber per day and could, to hurry hands,
twelve thousand per day We grind 81 2 bushels of
per hour Many persons lave rode twenty and thirty
miles to mill She the wonder and sdmration Of all
We cserfuiy recommend them those in OF mills and
engir.s. g. !. HAMILTON co
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08

NEya. Ea. p. o.. ErolorI co., Ps., -Brrch H. 1860
HessrS J. J. II. DGyal-Gents: The portable engine
mill that purchased Of gives entire satisfaction
We have twenty days GeT starting sawed
Of frozen hGmloc timber which call tn saving
done in Northern Pennsylvania The mill by Mr.
Hardesty. CRITFITS & STONE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08

Lr..-t et.... o.i! .r. i-aa.. .Hyrrk l.. ISs9.
AeSrs DuTa0G last Saturday last something
1890 feet OF inch poplar lumber worked eleven hours forty
hve minutes y. Nash attended the We this
from logs sawed from sumps, 10 it every day with
good logs and hands. DR.. Z J. SHANNON.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-08
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