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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

Kansas.
This fated Territory is no sooner out OF
one difficulty than another springs up
threatening the destruction of peace and
the Inauguration. of domestic war. In
its civil or rather uncivil, connections. il
parallels the Hydra of the Classics. and
if the power were not given to the Her
cules Of Democracy. We would greatly feaI
the triumph Of Disorder. As it is, there
need be no anticipation Of that pernicioua
doctrine the seeds of which have been SC
extensively sown during the late canvass;
we allude to the "Higher-Law" sentiment,
which, analysed and practiced, simply
means, every man for himself without rel
erence to the opinions, interests or rights
of his ncighbor. ...,..se Fl
The united testimony now of the late
agents of mischief in Kansas is, that by
the efficiency Of Gov. Gcary every thing
is in state Of harmony. on the main ques
ton of interest. The agents Of the aid
societies have stolen the money entrusted
to them and joining with prominent ''Bor
der Rnfians" they have unitcdly bought
large quantities ofproperty with the funds
furnished for the relief of the distressed
emigrants. The Correspondents of oul
Eastern sso-called Free-Soil papers arc
unanimous in their contradictions Of re.
ports that obtained wide circulation pr
or to the 4th November. One writer il
honest enough to say that chad the aid
Societies depended on the Government
rather than quarreling with it, all would
have been well from the beginning. -
This confession is opportune and refresh
ing. though the statement would have
looked more manly, had it been Published
some months ago, in place Of the false
hoods and in6amatory appeals that dis
graced the columns of the opposition
But our purpose was to refer to another
| difficulty that just now has a very un
pleasant look, viewed through the reports
that reach us from that land of contention
1t is said that large band of whites well
organized, contemplate Selling upon ths
lands reserved to the Shawnee Indians, b,
treaty with that tribe. The. Reservation
is easy Of access from Missouri, and thu
place of rendezvous will probably be a
Weston. The Executive of Kansas has
been invested with full authority, civi
and military to stop the invasion, and tn,
known character of the Governor ough
tocheck the contemplated expedition. w
trust that the whites, after robbing cacf
other to their hearts content, will no
compromise their own feuds upon gen
cral agreement to steal the lands of thu
poor Indian. Let Geary but have tn
force to back him. and we have no fears
for the speedy triumph of law and order
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

1DA Correspondents ofthe Tribune II,
writing Of Senator Bright's re-elsctiop1
speaks ofa deadly feud" between him
and Gov. Willard and upon this. res,
Bright's hopes Of forming combinations
that may secure success. ssa
, We know there Il. = ''deadly tsad". be-
tween both these gentlmen and their Re
publican opponents. but, We io not be-
alieve there isany thing but Tho utmost
harmony between themselyes, s.At al
events. the,i feeling must,be Of very rel
cent growth. ,.'sM
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

John Phoenix says upon the whole,
Gen. George Washington was very ex'
cslleat man; though unfamiliar with
'.Scott's Infantry Tactics" he was tol-
enable officer; though he married q wild
on, he was fond husband; and though
10 did not know the Beecher family, he
was sincere Christian
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

sA;vs
Is in. the field for Rail Road up n,
low n River. tTh ~ Mirror s.alkss \ een6
IDENTIFY ofits completioo ~ though il bean
the whistle ofthe Engine Go ahead M
Mirror. aud il yon get the Cars >. you!
place before Nc Gregor has her road q
operation w viii ms ours influence J.
move this little town up to Lansing.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23
Hon. A. G. Dodge.

Hon. A. G. Dodge.
The, North West advances the claim oil
this distinguished Iowsn to seat in the
Cabinet and after stating, upon the faitl,
Of its Washington Correspondent, that
Iowa win probably be represented in the
Council Of Mr., Buchanan, it calls upon
the. Democratic Editors of the State to
speak out their choice. 3upa Ia 400 e
We are very. far from believing that
Iowa has the rcmotest chance of repre-
sentative in the new Cabinet; and to be
sincere about it, we confess, that, politi-
cally she is as far from having claims up
on Democratic Administration as any
State in the Union except perhaps, Yer
mont and Massachusetts. While admit
ting Mr.. Dodge's qualifications to be
equal to any position which the Govern
ment or the people may require him to
fill, we are, not prepared to say they are
superior to those of hosts of western men
whose experience has been gathered in
the same practical school in which Mr..
Dodge has been educated. 1t is a com
mon thing in each State to have Hero or a
Statesman whose 'transcendent ability
marks him as a Presidential candidate OF
a Foreign Minister! But this habit OF
llasludihg our friends or acquaintauces to
the skies. very often Injuries them in pub
|. lie estimation and we want, in our own
course, to avoid it as much as possible. z
Z We see no reason why Gen. Jones or
Gen. Hodgdon or Hon. Shepherd Letter
Or Ex. Coy. Hampstead, may not b as
able to FIJI 2 place in the Cabinet. As our
present Minister to the Court of Madrid.
On the subject Of choosing for Mr..
Buchanan we therefore respectfully beg
leave to Dodge. ,,.,s. .,.,. 1900
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

HOur friend Kelly. ofthe a.Charls,
Hotel. scsishastads Ohristmss in the mos
textravagant style. Afterths distribstin,
ofpresen.s to7the amount ofneSrly . hund
red dollars: his whole hosSeh0ld, ,snd I
few invited guests. numbering over on1
hundtsd sso,als. At down to saperb BAN
quet. served only - tho hostess Of this
establishment is capable ofdoing. TIN
participants we're in the best of hsmof. AMI
all went 's'n,erry a. ~ ii6rriage hell."
s.. Charles Rep. ita.o 'laa vsr.eass
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

TH.f Cossrsnox;-Thsre seems Il
be some prospect Of the removal of the
Constitutional Convention to dubuque.
We sincerely hope it may turn ont 3d.
Northern Iowa can then have IN oppor.
tuunityiof looking in upon the Delega.es dul
ring the session..
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

~ The Congregationaliss ia England
have, made innn5eliss incss&ss, vi late year6
% that they are now sscoed to none Z
the dissenting bodies fos~sociAl position;
denominational strength. and political II
ausnes. ! Their distinctive feature j tn
principle Of Congregational indepe9dency,
lirst proclaimed By Robert Brown. Thej
rose daring Queen Elihbetti's reign. i
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23
RosylLLE, J
Dec. 80, 1856. !

RULE. tlU4H ejH9g#a gg@a 5e"g iW8H
IA From the whole amount paid for the
land, take the value at the given difference
per acre. and reserve the remainder
Multiply the aforesaid value at the differ
ence in price by four times the whole
amount paid by him who paid least per
acre, and to the product add the Square
Of the reserved remainder, Of the sum
extract the, ,square root and add to it the
reserved lren6ainder divide the sum BY
twice the whole number Of acres. the
quotieent'lwilll be the price per acre paid by
him who paid least. ,a, 20 qt..a.ft,,.,
The quantity is then easily, found.sg In
either case there will be an interminable
decimal which cannot be expressed as a
'ivulgar fraction, Since i arises in ,ex-
tracing root and the same is true when
the question is wrought by Algebra: they
may however be Appropriated to any ex-
ttentswpd .h6ili9fa 7ailiunR Vi 744aI
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

e ALL AT ONcE.-We are indebted to
Hons. H. @. Carer. 4. Bigelow, Mr..
Kelsey and DR.. Eads. now of Iowa City.
to Senator's Douglass. Cass. Bright and
Jones. and Representatives ThSring,onl
Petit and English for Reports. speechea
and Public Documents. When ~ des.
cend from the Tripod to the position occu-
pied by either Of these gentlemen We u
rcciprocate. 's@4'f's@
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23
.1THE Bremen Co. WsvSsly RepubI

.~Tss Bremen Co. Wsvssly RepubI
licsn . handsome Newspaper Edited y
C. Tarbox Smeed reached us on .ysst
day inviting A 'sExehange.. Ofcoul
well < with 4 sheet that exhibits sucl
evident signs Of life and liability We dom
like the politics Of the Rep. sny tstte|
than i does ours. but that's nothing, sow
We are both Interested m waking uH
North lnwasto hers interest and polisic'
need not prevent union Of .e0ovt.,ds
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23


RAlLao D ELEcrIoa.-At An s)setiol
held On Tuesdey lass. the Rpeving wei
known gentlemen were elected - officer
and directors Of the Dubuque. St. Papl Z
81. Peters Railroad, &c.,, aaivssi
President. 3. Bissel. Esq. 4, =
Trsaaarer-I. w. Taylor. = nesa
! Attorney-B. NJ. samusls Esq.
Secretary-H.' EsFA6evs.
i, Exclusive Comnitee~I. =. 'Bisse
Esq. W.J! Barney jams! LaagM>rsh1l
Directors-James LAngscsthy: %
John Hodgdon. 0ovenSsir 1ofs's. Y
J. Barney. G. l.. Nightingale. Gen.
bewis. Hon. Geo. ". Jones.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

Forget the Ball to night. Hsrdjn
has prepared good things for . heal6l
company. ;1he hessr, Church will .
the Music md the Two 0so,yss will p
on hand to coudSct the Cercmohies. =
Where oil the eletbents Of pleasure are {
conjunction, how can We avoid having :
good time" / 10Y
When CAaDxxR and HAxvsv call for recruits,
What man will be found h the lurch; 81
When HAnDrSo presides over Turkeys aE6nvln
ws~illdaase e so@.asd e shs C.vscs.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

Dubuque yat Hatil ,5iIE gff g. 3a3au 4
Is getting itself into quite muss abou'
the large Island in front Of the City
Until quite lately it was not regarded as
Of much value, but times have changed
wonderfully about the key City,
That Island 10 now worth an immense
sum Of money. Hiti' re. isasai
It seems that l company represented
by F. H. Bissel. laid before the Common
Council Of Dubuque, a proposal to pur.
chase the Island Of the City at $40, 600.
The, debate in Council on the subject
prompted the offer By another company Of
820O. 600. .Bissell then came up to the
lastprice. and . vote Of the City ..Dads''
would have confirmed l. to them, but one
Of the Aldermen voted .'aye' SO as to
move q reconsideration and gain time.
The Bissell company drew up a contrac,
in form but Mayor Wilson (all honor ia
him refused his signature. The discuss.
ion III Council viii all be gone over again
and the probability new is that from 8 to
$500, 900 may be got for it. , M j
According to the reports and comment,
Of the Dubuque papers, the "incorrup.
tible" Fathers down there have been tam
= =
pered with by the money power. In the
language Of Sir Peter Teazle This is d
id bad world and the fewer people you
praise the better" " {
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

Tying Mackerel to your coat tail and
imagining yourselfa Whale is one Of the
first lessons in Goldfish aYistocracy.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

81. RELIGIOUS Mr.. WxRD will
Preach Morning and Evening Sunday
at the Seheel Hvuss.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

SrSGER's SEWING MAcHlSEs.-Ths i'm.
mense business done by this firm is at
present attracting general notice. not only
in this country but al the countries of Eu
rope. In their mandatory in New York
they employ upwards Of ESQ hands, and
turn out over three hundred machines per
day. Their branch Offices are establish
ed in all the principal cities Of the United
States, Canada, and the Capitals Of Eu-
rope. Their machines are found in near.
ly every large family who have much sew
ing to do. We need not say that many
worthless humbugs lately introduced, cal
led cheap machines are but catcApen MES.
and not to be compared to those whose
reputation is well established. These
machines sew much better than can be
sewed by hand; they work with extraor-
binary rapidity, doing in an hour the for
mer labor of day. No large fam lily
should be without one. Tailors and seam
stresses can become agents for them on
easy terms, from which handsome prof
it may be realized. .-" II.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

~ ETAexico is still the preypf Revo-
'ution :: no sooner is one FIRE extinguished
than another burs,s out. Perhaps he,
only security is annexation TO the United
States. and for the sake of this country
We pray Heaven to avart the necessity.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

RI The Indiana On the American side
ofthe Rio Gandeare giving the frontiers
men taste of the hatchet--a few COLI
properly distributed ansng them will
doubtless relieve them Of, their killing
politeness. '#3
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

g r. Missouri has pledged her State crs
dit. to railways. to the ,enorHesAas assou4
Of $l0,95O,OOO. !. il doshtfal iwhe.hf
thsaeads viii psy tho interest onths M
ney.-0a. Ady. 40 ,s.f J. a,al,r.ssl
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

X The Anamosa lows J Eureka say
a family. BY the nsps Of Wade consistini
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade. child and : yound
lady, were frozen to death near Nont;cel'
10, last Sunday night. saw
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

ga " +f7- otemsS NOuuty. N&&
The Waverly Republican Of Jan. 9Th,
has an article which is very interesting to
McGregor. It is headed ''Our Commu-
nication with the Mississippi" We will
publish the whole Of it next week. At
present we have room only for an extract.
Let every citizen read It. and prepare to
sec. secure the advantages which it promises.
Nature has given US the point--let us
not neglect t, avail ourselves Of her "a
vOrs. .a
After looking atfhe .Msp of Iowa 10
discover the best Aississippi psint for
the transaction Of the business Of Brsmer
County. the Republican, comes to These
conclusions: 6c,,s.. j $3.50 ,;.a,s.,l,
81 First--That we are distant from Nc
Gregor's Landing less than eighty miles.
being but two-thirds Of the distance to
Dubuqde. y 1i6.39lH !,
ed Seoond--That the country 10 less bro
ken, and consequently, more favorable 70
transportation. 'ae ~ 9ea '..1' "
.s~T hird--That the Miss. aud Milwaukee
RuR. will. in very eHs wssksac farthest.
be completed, touching the Miss. opposite
McGregor's Landing, which must un-
doubtedly give that point an, advantage
over any other point on the river for an
expeditious connection with the East.
Here are certainly three advantages not
TO be lightly overlooked for any extraneous
reason. s pt5 fli sii'iSof
The only thing needed TO put these, ad-
vsntayes fairly 10. our possession u : road
from here to West Union. IS we are in
formed there is = good road from there 70
the river. "A State road IL what we Ahould
have. and that just a soon as It cad b.
ulAuc.h,ya tfaoaJ ,ss,sft8stti - .t.Etfa IA ai
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LATEST Nuws.


4 LATEST Nuws.
We have the Reporter Of the 18th by
the kindness of Mr. Bigelow. III.
The House has passed the Bill allowing
the McGregor Rail Road to receive and
apply all the lands Congress may grant
for its construction. On motion to re-
peal the Liquor Law all the Republicans
present except Bigelow. Rodman and
Stanton voted against Repeal-all the
Democrats with the Reps. named. voted
in favor of Repeal. Mr.. Rodman has in.
PRODUCED new Liquor Bill whose features
are not made public it. having been read
by IT'D atsssaonly, and referred TO a select
Committee of FIVE. The Bill exempting
Improvements from Taxation, after being
changed from $1,000 worth to $500, was
ordered to third reading which is equiva-
lent to its passage by the House.. In
Joint Convention, L. D. Stockton was
elected Judge over Trimble, Teesdale State
Printer over La Cossis of the NORTH West,
and Coles State Binder over VIM. Lee
"The elect are All Reps. Of course, and
succeeded by vote of 63 to 80. ea,
A bill,to, let the State Printing to the
lowest bidder and thereby save the State
from 10 70 SIS 600 was indefinitely post
poned in the House BY strict party vote.
Republicans don't fancy economy when
their friends gre needy!srs,sy
The Senate has passed Bill giving
unlimited range in interest by contract
After note natures or Judgment is taken.
ten per cent only will be taxed. 1t is
thought the House will follow suit, Now
is the time 70 get heavy interest-every
thing is tight. ,l,afsg. .,q,ll..nt ~, ,,,ssu i.
q Sioux City is Incorporated soaes:'sp Z
.'ss@ CON oREss..
Nothing interesting turns up in the re-
ported proceedings of this body. M.
Campbell and Mr.. Rust I Greely's con-
queror) said few saucy things to each
other, apologized to the House and made
friends. The investigation Of the Bribe-
rycase will do damage to several Hons.
Mr. Paine says he was offered $500 to
vote Gar the Minnesota Land Bill of last
session. The names Of the parties who
made the offer, have not transpired.
Mr.. Campbell has successfully moved
the previous Question in the debate onahe
Presidents Message--this cuts of a
great many bunkum speeches which will
now fall still-born into the drawers Of
their manufacturers. " ,. s1 .a s..' IL. h
.a Harlan the Rev. Iowa Senator has been
given ticket Of leave Strange enough,
Pugh, Toombs and Slidell voted to give
him his seatI hue ~ SAP
No Steamer has arrived that we have
heard of, hence no Foreign News is in
our paper. There is no domestic news OF
any interest. Two or three small fires
Two Or three elections Of two or three
somebodies to an Office each--two or three
rumors of something that may happen
few Railroad accidents in which no body
was killed-comprise the whole. The
Mails are sadly out of joint and until the
weather changes-we can hot.expect any
thing better. Blessed is the Editor who
expects no exchanges for he shall not be
disappointed! 'p3grI
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23
Land Question.

We have received the following Answer
to the Land Question which we publish
ed some weeks ago. DR.. Small furnishes
the Rule by which it is done. We saw
this Rule several years ago in Parker's
Philosophical Arithmetic. 1t is worth
preserving: ''' =
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-01-23

Corruption. 8
So much is said by the Republican
Press upon the subject Of corruption
fund kept up by the Democracy during
the late canvass, that one would suppose
the immaculate organization for which
they preach, knew nothing of private vii.
lainy by practice.
The following little document goes 70
show that our opponents have not been
idle in their efforts to corrupt the cleo
ton franchise" We copy from the
North West. It seems that Black Hawk
county did not accept the draft. Naughty
Black .i Hawk! ID, aorg
Blackhovk County lasolve,t i--Aa Dis
,o ,.i,io honored Drat 7 r ~ aeot
gTRIBUNE OTFIcR,i7i1
.n1al5qsa sDuBueuE. Oct. l2, 1856. Fl
DEAR SIR: - #
The Executive State Committee have
directed vs. to call upon your county for
Fifty Dollars. A. its proportion Of the ex-
penses for the general elections The in
dividual members Of the State Executive
Committee have already advanced from
their private funds sore fifteen hundred
dellars.p guallits f4us Ht.s-tf b4.a u bsar,aF
Will youIsee to this matter, make the
collections at once and send what you
A.tW. HAcxlrr, n !. Committee of
Editor Dubuque Tribune. LIST. Congress
NJ. MoBLEY.. ional District.
w. Nv. HAArLros. aass - "a
N. B.-We have sent you two pack
ages Of Tickets, one BY mail. and the other
by private conveyance. Please distribute
them thoroughly in your county. tah
: 4ft3t. - ID
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TMPRovE YOUR sIGHT.- -

IMPROVE YOUR sIGHT!- s
MESSRS. SEMMoyS & co.
Beg 10 inform the public that they have their
George W. Bynson Co.. No. 81 CAMP STREET where
they will remain fer short time only supply te celebrated
Brazilian Pebble spectacIes, -
to the wants of All kinds vision The superiority Of
theft Glasses have been fully tested by following ~
RB-offre hours from o'clock A. NJ. It'll p NJ '=s
UNrrERsIIr or LOUISIANA,
- ..- -. New oresii pec ID 1886 +;
Geneuen1n compliance your Wishes have carefully
examined and tried the samples Of MEnUscCs sPECTA
Giles made from rock cry stall and Dearing your stamp.
have pleasure ia certifying that tie workmanship excel
lent and the polish admirable and lave doubt they will be
j. l.. RIDDELT. NJ. n, Professor of Chemistry.
have also examined the sper,aces Metsrs Sermons
Co, and concur with Prot. Riddeli's certificate. y
JAMES JONES, MD.
spectaclcs OF Messrs sernmOtts Co.. and
believe they superior in their material and Manufacture
those usually used, aud fully in the above
ton, WARREN STONE, ~ d.
New ORLEANS, DecesRber 10, 1856,
Messrs. sEymoSs 4 Co. E..
GentemeTI examined the spectacles left with for
trial and fId them fully equal if superior any
used before They well adapted eyes oeinr
sire and the bows ricod angle keep tbs glass In its
right position. ~ -sE.. -,t.
and those recurring specce and when of focus sd
sted the eye taey required improve
visions. wien from lbte assistance IS necessary
'"H' Dr. T. NJ .GusTTN oculist
,., =. 80. ~. i, a
Pref Pref 4 4 az 4. 1s,o'' M D Hs~'A Tenn
in. Mcmahon, Editor, :. :. '0..
John Waters NJ. b., Nashville. Tenn.
Gave Johnson, late Postmaster Gentral,
,lnase n. Green, -.
Richard P. Miles, Bishop 5,, %.
7 GSrur
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The schooner Narra&ansett. from New
York is now chargng her opposite jackson Square
Cohsignees requested attend the receipt
goods on the Ievee, Otherwise trey will be stored their
expense and risk. J. 4
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