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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12
Slavery-The Difference.

No Democrats at the North wish to
see slavery extended, and we imagine
there are many at the South who would
advocate it's restriction, did they not
think the political exigencies forced
upon them by the abolitionists demand
ed an increase of slave states, if they
could Increase them, to keep up their
political influence and prevent the inva-
sion of their state rights by these same
abolitionists. ..
BIZ. he democrats do not shrek over
the wrongs of the slave, or the crimes
of the master of tie slave, because in the
first place with the slave and his condi-
tion hey have and can have nothing to
do. He is in a position controlled by
state laws, over which we of the north,
have and can have no control, and with
which we have no business to NEEDLE.
We do not wish to see slavery extend
ed, not on account of the slave, for to
him it is of no consequence whether his
servitude is in Virginia or Kansas, but
because we believe the free states are
more rapid in their growth, more pros
porous, and afford more Happiness to a
greater number of people. AS to the
slave himself, we shall not argue wheth-
er he is more happy in his state of SER
vi;ude than in a state of freedom, but
there is one striking fact that ought to
be considered, and cannot be question
ed. When New York emancipated her
slaves, she gave freedom to a large num-
Der of negroes. Those very negroes
disappeared rapidly, melted away with
out any ones knowing how, and their
race became extinct. Such a fact as the
total disappearance ofa class don't argue
much either in favor of the happiness of
the free negro, cr his fitness for free
dom.
Yet we would be glad TO see the South
hit upon some scheme for the gradual
emancipation of its slaves, not for tie
sake of the slave, for TO him we doubt
whether freedom is much of boon, but
for tie sake of the white race, which
would, we believe be gradually benefit
ted by the loss Of the slave population
! We should be glad to see the South
commence it, and tie North give all the
material aid it can to the enterprise, and
If ever it should be commenced, we viii
venture to say that the aid given by the
democratic party will be liberal and
hearty, while our opponents will grudse
to give in such a ease, and have con-
scientous scruples to any abandonment
| Of slavery that shall be voluntary and
not forced by them upon the men of the
South as 4 political move, by which the
agisatofs may make party capital.-Ar.
and Dcm.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

DEATH FROM THE BITE OF a SPIDER.
A large framed, muscular man, thirty
years of age, named Hartshorn, of New.
ton, Upper Falls, was awakened las.
Saturday morning by q singing pain
Just above his right elbow, ..raiiatirg
from small red spot. On searching
tie bed, small black spider was dis
covered Were his arm had rested
The swelling rapidly tended down the
arm during the day; Oh Sunday he
vomited nearly all day ; and Monday he
was seized with pain in hi, bowels,
which continued with frightful severity
until he died at 5 O'Clock. - UaAhans,
Mass, Sentinel. n # Il -.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12
A Young Hero.

Master Walters had been much an.
noyed by some one of his scholars
wAisNing in school. Whenever he call
ed boy to account for such disturbance
he would plead that it was unintention-
al--"he forgot all about where he was
Thi, became so frequent that the mas
ter threatened a severe punishment to
the next offender. The next day, when
the room was unusually quiet, a loud,
sharp whistle broke the stiffness. Every
one asserted that IL was certain boy
who had the reputation of mischief
mailer and u liar. He was called up,
and, though with somewhat stubborn
look, he denied it again and again, he
was commanded to hold out his hand.
At this instant, little, slender fellow,
not more than seven years old, came
out, and with very pale, but decided
face, held out his hand, saying as he
did so, with the clear toue and firm air
of a hero: ...---. ...r.
"Mr. Walters, sir, do not punish hi:
i whistled. was DONG long, hard
sum, and in rubbing out another, rubbed
out by mistake, and spoiled it all, and
before thought, | whistled right ont.
sir. l was very much afraid, but !
could not sit there and act lie, when
| knew who was to blame. You may
terule me, sir, as you said you should"
And with all the tirmness he could COM
mand, he again held out the little hand,
never for moment doubling that he
was to be punished.
Mr.. Walters was much affected.
"Charlcs, " said he, looking at the erect
form of the delicate child, who had
made such conquest over his natural
timidity: Il would not strike you
5losc for Tie ,corla No one here doubts
that you spoke the truth you did not
mean to whistle. You have been a hero
SIR" $780,.
The boy went back to his seat with L
flushed face, and quie ly went on with
his sums. He must have felt that every
eye was upon him in admiration, for the
smallest scholar could appreciate TIE
moral courage of such an action.
Charles grew up, and became a de.
voted consistent Christian. Let all our
readers initiate his noble, heroic conduct.
Hours.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

ExrRAoaD1EARr FEAT ON B1LL1Ann
IABLE.--A match game Of a leo ~
was playeda few days since at Madden
Billiard Rooms, New YoiL, between an
amateur player and a well-known mery
chant of that city, and Barney Crystal, :,
somew hat celebrated among the fancy"
as A No. 1 player. The amaseur gave
Barney 25, the latter play his caron
game against his opponents full game,
who ran as high as rs, Barney bein,;
but 8; when by exquisite skill and
good play he overlook the 76, allowed
him the 25, and won the game This
has been considered. the greatest run
made by any player in the United States,
aa@-we much doubt if it ever has been,
equal!ed in Euvope.-BaG. Cour. u
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

A BEAUTIFUL lDEA.--Away among
the Alleshanies, there is a spring SO
small that e single OK, in summers
day, could drain it dry. It steals It's
unobtrrsife way among the hills, till it
spreads out into the beautiful Ohio
Thence it stretches away a thousand
miles, leaving on is banks more than Il
hundred villages :nd cities, and many
thousand cultivated farms, bearing Oh its
bosom more than half thousand steam
boats. Then joining the Mississippi it
stretches away some twelve hundred
miles more, Till it falls into the srea.
emblem of eternity. 1t is one oil the
great tributaries Of the ocean, which,
obedient only to God, shall roll and roar
perhaps for millions of centuries
So viii moral influence. Il is rill -
a rirulet--a riyer---an ocean, boundless
and fathomless rs eternity.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12
MGREGOR, FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1857

constitute but the brilliant crest of that
solid wave, that thundcrs steadily after.
Tho backbone" of the State is depart
ing. ... ....
Statistics in my next. Prices Of
everything Except the article of fish J
higher than in my last.
GRANITE. "a
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

HENS AND EGGs.-For several years
past have. spent few weeks ol tIr
latter Part Of August, on the Kennebcc
river, in Maine. The lady with whora
have stopped isl highly accomplished
and intelligent housewife. SEo suppor:s
a "hennery," and from her I derived
my information in this matter. She toI.
me that formany years she Lad been ia
the habit Of administering to her hens
with their common fool at the rate Of u
t"aspoonful ofcayenne pepper each alter
nate day, to a dozen Of her fowls. Las r.
season VIXEN waswith her, each morn
ing size brought in from twelve to fo,si'-
teen eggs, having but sixteen hens in
all. She again aud again experiment i
the matter, by emitting to feed with the
cayenne for two or three days. Tha
consequence invariably was, that her,
product Of eggs fell off to FIVE or six po..
day. The same effect of using the cay
ennc is produced in Winter as in Sum
mer.-BoStCn Trans crilt.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

WHAT'S Coon FARMISG.-How j. i.
tha. a man should farm. to do the most
credit to himself and his landlord ? 1t
Is the general question that must here
be considered. A crop of turnips, Il
herd~ef cattle, or a sample of seeds have
made many ones fame ere now !;
though, after all these can only be indi-
vidu2l items ir the account. Ii is the
uniform and methodical excellence of a
system that in the long run will be the
most likely to pay. To be sure, some
have wooed fortune, and wooed her we'll
too, BY directing their energies more par
tlcularly 10 one especial branch of the
pursuit. Such however, at best, can be
but exceptional. Their very success
depends on there being but few others
anywhere near an equality with them
Whereas good cultivation, on limited
area like ours, can never extend too gen
erally; while, were we called on to fash
ion model farmer, we can only repeat
that we should have him to mainly de-
pend on the thorough harmony Of his
arrangements, Like an accomplished
musician, or a real gentleman, there
should not be note out of place, or an
ornament but what was warranted bv
lis use. And why not have a model
farmer? We have prize oxen, renown-
ed sheep and famous pigs. Beyond
these even, despite the flow of rilicule
with which it was attempted to swamp
the effort, we have still premiums for
good labolers. Each, in their several
ways, has been found to answer. No
man was yet ever the worse for little
well merited distinction. And we be-
lieve that agriculture would suffer no
harm from having a few more cf her
model men to point to,--NarL' Lane
E.rprcss.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

MILWAUKEE & MIssrssIplp r. r.
We learn that the earnings of the Mil
waukee d Mississippi Il. II. for the
month Of May, We've abous $50, 900. be-
ing an increase of nearly $4,000 over.
tie same month Of i;fst year But for
the trouble resulting from tie freshet in
the Wisconsin river. and the delays of
goods By the, Erie Canal, this amount
wonld have been largely increased
Large figures are anticipated fer this
month Mil. Sem.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

LOGS COMING DcwN,--A gentleman
largely interested in numbering opera
tons on the upper Mississippi, estimates
that there are 3o,oOo.O00 feet of lum-
Der aAoat on Rum River, and about 35,-
100000 on the Mississippiand its small
tributaries above Rum River, Of new
logs. Allowing the same number OF
feet IN the St. Croix, which we think a
fair estiiaa.te, It wifi give $50, ,ooo,Q0o
feet of new logs now floating to market
- ST I'am a
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

Ey" According to Punch, Paddy Hoof,.
the celebrated pedestrian, but better
known III the reigkborhood Of London
as the "Arrowsmi,h Antelope, " is stilf
carrying on his herculean feat of walk
ing round a lady in full dress 100 times
in leo consecutive days. lie is now in
his second week, and looks as fresh as
when he started!
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

BLoonY MURRAIs.-Take white oak
bark from the tree, as much as you can
hold with the thumb and fngersof both
hands. Boil it in one gallon of water
fora short time. Then pour off the wa
ter, and dissolve in it a lurnp of alum,
the size of a walnut, and lump of cop
peras of the same size. With this mix
ture dreneh the animal, and cure will
soon be Effected
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

Ey- Abner Dillon has been convicted
in Miami county, Indiana, of tie murder
of his wife, and been sentenced to the
State prison a. Jelfersonsille for lie
Dillon was very much affected when the
verdict was rendered, and wept audiblv.'
He owned farm worth five or six thou
sand dollars. His own children were
Witnesses against him, and their testi-
mony went far toward conyictinr him.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12
Another Execution Of Murderer by
the Citizens Of Andrew, Jackson
County.


County.
The town of Andrew, Jackson Coun.
~, in this STATE, was the scene of anoth-
er execution Of a murderer by the people
on the forenoon of Friday last. 49,,
Many of our readers, no doubt, re-
collect the circumstance connected with
the murder committed at Bellevue some
two years ago, by the shooting of Mrs.
Barger by her husband. The deed was
a cold blooaed one, Barger having re-
NAMED out the whole night lying in
wait for his wife, and just as she pear
ed at the door in the morning. of the
friend's house where she was Stopping,
he fired his gun through hole he had
made in the fence for the purpose, and
killed her.
Barger, we believe has had one or two
trials already for the murder, and at last,
Oh ajuryman stating he had formed an
opinion, Barger's counsel, Mr.. Leaing-
well, moved The court TO grant Il new
trial, which was complied with. This
being accomplished, with change of
renue to Clinton County, Ba"ger was
lodged in the Dew Witt Jail to await
trial. .... g.. ... . ....
This being the state of Affairs, and
the people of Andrew and vicinity hav-
ing an idea that Barger would escape
from just punishment, visited the De
Witt jail, and demanded him and a man
by the name of Carroll, confined for
the same crime and awai ing trial, of
the keepers, and from thence carried
them to Andrew, and there executed
Barger without any ceremony or his ma
king any confession on Friday, as above,
on the same tree on which they hung
lngles short time ago, Carroll they
placed in the Jail of Andrew, where they
keep him at his own expense until lie
meets his trial, which they are detcrmin-
ID shall be had in that county. For
,hese particulars, We are indebted to
D, 0. Montague, Esq, of Andrew
Er. 4: Ter.
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Dr. u. 8. King. .Ea.. ,

PuysrclAN g. SURGEON, will be found at n s
'hllice dry and night, exceit wh,n absent pro-
ssionally.
Having practicod Twelve years among West.
smdiscases, he feels himse'fpreparcd TO attend
s, all Gases, day AMI night. Special attention
given to diseases Of the Lungs.
McGrcgor, Dee. II, lss6, pl0 I'm,
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s.. HTbTINGIDN

MATRIMONIAL MEAsuRE.-Two poll
kas make one filtration.
Three hirtations make one squeeze of
the hand.
iovr squcezas make one kiss.
Five kisses make one moonlight meet
ing.
Two moonlight meetings make one
wedding.
And we give as our opinion that one
wedding. makt 5 a----l'Mf slaa'i,
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Dyx.chnsnKer & sTcsUeler.

Il. $. WOOD reepe" nlly informs the citzon
o. Mc5regor and vicinity. that he is carrying
o. tie above lusnessat tn stfnl OF Akin d
FRI. nearly oprss tc the Mcireeor House -
Al kin S of Wat hes, Clo ks and jewelry n atty
c,c Md and Reraircl. All work war rntcl.
McGragor, May Eta. 1857. n3l Il.
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RETURNED observation-disclosures Of
a dozen persons have passed through
this place within a few days, having re-
turned from Kansas and come to Min
neso,a 10 live. They report timber and
water very scarce in that Territory, and
provisions are SO very scarce and dear
that absolute starvation stares many OF
the inhabisants ii tho face. lviRon@
Pr,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

TAINTED MEAT hen meat is .ain.-
ed, the faint may be crenoyed by cover
ing it a few hours with common charcoal
by putting a few pieces Of charcoal.
into the water III which the tainted meat.
is boiled
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

Eg~ Tho Albany Dutchman says
there is a fellow up Washington street,
50 jealous that he counts his wife hair
every day to See if she has lloa given
away = menento during lis absence.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12
EDzTOI, & PROPRIETOR.


Travel is now being performed be
tween St. Paul, Minnesota, and New
Yory in 76 hours. A New York mcr-
chant left. St. Paul on Monday c',cfin.:
at p. M, Of the 25.h inst, by Il :.
steamer Milwaukee, arrived at Praifts
lu CHEN on Tuesday at j. p. NJ, to,a
the cars of the Mississippi & MilwauAr"
Road at 4, for Chicago via Madison ans
GAINESVILLE and on the Fon du Lac Road
and arrived at Chicago on Wedncsla.
at 5 A. M.; left Chicago at 7:15 A. Nj.
and arrived at New York via the Sout
ern Michigan, Lake Shore and Er!s
roads Thursday evening at lok =. NJ,
making the whole journey in, IS hours,
hours of detention. TE@
distance is about 700 miles, traverse
in II hours, or about. Cd ! miles pty
hour.-IH. Sent. VIA gs.,, rfss 0-..
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re- Aunt Mary saw oyera tailor's
door sign bearin grhe inscription, "the
Fountain Of Fashion, "Ah |" eAelaim-
ci she, "tha. must b the pace where
squlfts come from
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GrOSUCMOs. a. &HegsH.

NV HoLEsALE and Retail dealers in Books,
Wv stationery, Music, Musica! Instruments,
Paper Hanginss, Fancy Goods, Printing and
Wrapping paper, cheap Publications, Plane
Fortos, and George A. Prince & Co.'s Mclo-
deons. (No. Ill Main Street,
DuBuaUE, !: +: Iowa.
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ROfyNpv HiSY[DNf,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor il
Chanccry and Notary Public.
All Notarial Business and Conyeyancin@
promptly and carefully transacted.
REFERENCE.
Gen. JoHs H. RouNTREE, Plattcvi!le, Wis.
Il. BAyLEY, g
II. II. ROBERTSON, Esa., Galena, Illinois.
lion. WM. II. DIDDIEcoME, st. Louis Mo.
JosEs & Bass, MGregor, Iowa.
McGregor, Dec. /. 1856. Off
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12
The Ccmet--A Chance for Bets.

The editor of the Urbana Constitu
ton, having repeatedly and carefully
observed the comet, with the iustru-
ments of the Urbana Brass Band, comes
to the following philosophical conclu-
sions, and offers to "back his opin-
ions: :"
lst. The Comet will not strike the
earth ; but
Cd. If it does strike, i. will never do
it the second time.
In case, however, any gentleman holds
opinions different from the above and is
willing to back his views to limited
extent, in order to arrive at the truth Of
this momentous matter, We thereby -nake
the following
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12
Orlando .,zc Ccffaaeu.

l-TGencral Real Estate Agent, N GREG
OR. Iowa;
VIII attend to the purchase and sale Of Rca
Estate, in any portion of Northwestern Iowa
Locate Land Warrants; euter Land; Invest
money on good security pay Taxes; Investigate
Titles, &c, &c
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{ (Forn'e,ly Styles G CHase,
Manufacturer and Wholesale dealer in Boots
shoes and rubhers, No. %, Main Street, (oppo-
site the Julien House, Dubuque, Iowa.
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Chns. Ell. ShNc,

Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
Derby s. Days. celebrated Star Brand Whisky.
Main street. tiff
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Ecpgf s. EEll.

Wholesale Groccrs & Dealers in Clothing, Sta.
pie aud fancy Dry Goods. Also, Crockcry and
Hardware.
1TPrcIuce boaghaaa scla.
Main street. ltf
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G.. S. .EKils 8. 60.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cines, Oils, Paints. Putty, Glass, Dye Stulls &c.
H. Pure Foreign and Domestic Wines AMI
Liquors, Patent Medicines, constantly on hand
q. the Drug Store opposite McGrcgor House, on
Main street, ltf
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no HN "a q n "

VIZ HOLESALE Grocer, and Dealer in I'm
w ported Brandies, Wines & Cigars. [Cor
Main & Sixth Streets
DUBUQUE, Iowa.
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H. EgvySOs..
ssI;sses' s. EITsS,

Wholesale and Retail dealers in STOVES, and
manufacturers of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron
ware, ..... .t
MCGrcwOr, Iowa
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GRANT f. PECK,

nEAIERS in all descriptions Of Threshing
DMarhincs, Rcapers, Grain Drills, Tanning
Mills, Corn-Sholle~s, straw-C Cutters, Eo Sc
Rakcs. lows, Cultivators. Portable Saw and
Cr.st Mills Eastc n Lumber. and Democratic
Wagons, Open, ahd Top Euggics, aud Agri-
cultural Implements generally.
Warehouse, upper end OF Main st ect,
McGHECoR, Iowa.
tJ~ Particular attention given to Consign-
mCnts
ROBERT GRANT, JOHN F.. PECK.
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.Mesrifs g. Barron.

Successors TO Jones & Bass,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and T.eath-
or, Hats and Caps Ready y.made Clothing, House
Furnishing Goods, Eardwar,, Groceries and
Queens Ware, at the Gid stand, Main street
McGregor, Iowa.
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Halter s. Ey.l.

House Sign, ana Carriage Painters,
viii do Painting, Graning, Glazing to Order,
In the best style,
Nam street, M'Gregor, Oct: 1856
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U. S. CLOTHING STORE.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Rnlberand Oil
Clothing. shirts, drawers, ,handkerchets, Trunks,
Valices, Carpet Bags, &c., No. 73 Main street,
lUndcr City Hotel,l Dubuque, Iowa. ltf
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These two lines so out of place,
Are rat in here to fill the space,
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ENs9c Hotel,
T. Il R I'D /.

Having purchased the interest Of Messrs
Evans Conkey, of this place, in the Grocery
Business, we are prepared to furnish goods in
our line at prices that cannot fail to suit We
expect in few days to open full and complete
assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil,
Glass ETC.. to all OF which we invite the attention
of all old customers of the house and as many
new ones as may favor Us with call.
HOFFMAN,, BENTON Il co.
Notioe.-ReEcrring to the above we take
pleasure III Recommending our successors to our
old friends and customers.
~e~- .s.. EVANS & CoNKEY.
McGregor, April 10th, 1857, n27 IT,
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.FHccs.fiSilas.

Advertisers must mark their favors with the
number of insertions required, or they will be
continued and charged for till ordered out.
No CREDIT will he given OH transient Ad,
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IL Jos WORK neatly executed. Notaries,
Justices and Constables Blanks always on hand
sgE; Carols.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12
Gilbert s. Buchanan.

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