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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-26
StrHxed o.. Stolen!

ENRoM the subscriber in Monona township.
IL about the 9th inst. large Bay Mare about
nine years old, with one white hind foot, star
in the face. and . very long heavy main.
A liberal reward viii be reid for any inf'r~
nation that will lead to the recovery Of the said
mare. ISRAEL M'WlLEIAMS.
National. June Is, 1857. 1886 3w.
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A SURE CURE for Fever AMI Ague ca
"A be hid by application TO
r. w. WOOD & co.
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Guiding Seat. Top Carriges & Buggies,
= also Lumber Wagons from one OF the best
in Now York, for sale by
n36 1t. GRANT d. PECK.
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Black TIGER!
&

TNHlS Celebrated MORGAN HORSE viii
stand in Elkader. Farmersburgh snd Mo.
mona, during the season Of 1857. From and
after June LIST, TIaER will stand on xondays Al
Farmcisburgh, OH TUESDAY at Monona and the
balance of the week at Elkader.
ELAck TIoEa stands Is hands and one inch
high. He is years old and weighs 1925 MS:
His color is jet black, ana for beauty Of power.
endurance, sIecd and undisputable excellence
of blood and style, he is unequalled By any
other hose in the Union.
The T1ogn was sired by the Old Vermont
Black Hawk, owned by David Hill Of Blidge.
pot. Black Hawk was sired by shormcn Nor
gan, he by Justin Morgan. The dam Of TIars
was Cynthia Pierce, an Imported Blood Mare.
Cynthia was Is hands high ard weighed 1869
pounds she was powerful as lion anu as hand;
some as picture.
Tiger has tiotted mile in g.5i without train.
ing; he has stood three seasons in Vermont, and
can show very promising premium colts. The
character of Morgan stock is 3D. well established
that it is not deemed necessary to 20 into de-
tail. 1t stands contessedly at the head Of alf
bloods for speed, endurance and general excel
lenoe. s&
Good pasture will be provided for mares, but
the undersigned will not be responsible for &c
cidcnts, escapes or theft.
paid at the end of the season. and when the
mare is known to be With foal tho remaining
half will be collected-that is, $l2,50 will be
charged for the service of the horse, and Sl2,5O
more if there should be foal
AS rumors are atloat that the Tiger is not a
fast trctter, wish to state l will wager $1,000
that he can trot mile in less than three ,n;nutcs.
the money TO be put Up July lst, and the trial
to take Place on tho lst Of October.
am authorized to refer those desiring infor-
nation relative to my horse, to S. Egbert and
S. ID. Saxby, Monona, Anson Peters of Farm
ersburg and to Ir. Elliot and MIR. White of the
Livery Stable at West Union.
A regular attendance of mares during tho
season is required.
VIM. HODGKINs.
Elkader. April, 1857. m"n32.
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PosrMasrrn are Instructed to inform pub
lshcrs by letter Of the refusal Of Ia'ties 70 re-
ceiyc newspapers addressed to them. In case
THE is neglected .Gre rccks the Postmaster be.
comes responsible to the p'in'c $, Petty saar2
practicc:
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-,.sa .,zsss8.
Wagons! W.NgOMs!!
CLEMENS e TuIELEN .
Recently from Dubuqre. have located at
NJ Gregor, for the purpose Of carrying on the
Carriage and Wagon Business.
We are connected with large establishment
at Dubuque. and already supply a great portion
of northern Iowa Our material is of the best
quality that can be procured at Chicago and
other eastern markets. and our customers may
rely on getting good timber well made up, we'll
seasoned and strongly ironed.
We have stock Of timber always on hand,
and in case orders come too fast for this shop
We can fill them from Dubuque without delay.
Ready made wagons on hand and for sale at
very low prices. Farmers an Emigrants will
make money by calling at our shop and exam
lining work and Erice. Shop ON Main street,
above the WEsTEsN HOUSE,.
McGregor, June 90, 81 l-37-6m
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Oh Acres heavy Timber Land. situated
Il ~ within "a mile Of the Mississippi
River, near mouth of Sni Magill, for sale
cheapby . HIS. GRANGER & Co.
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gT The Times has been noticed in a
very handsome manner by many of its
exchanges, and we confess ourselves,
not only obliged, but seriously tickled
with their kind Enforcement. ~ .".zr
When our vanity comes up a little
hi; her we will find space for all the
notices which have not been lost or mis-
laid. We like the commentator of our
fellows. particularly tho "good fellows"
and we would'nt trust any man that
was, unimprcssible by praise or censure
he would make Dan:on or Borgia.
Many thanks to you, gentlemen
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-26

NO. "a, EAST WATER STREET.
Formerly occupied by MANN 4 BRO. for the
purpose of carrying on tn: LIQUOR business
in all its various branches
Mr.. BACON has been for the last few years
with Messrs. HaAer d Ishdm. He takes this
methodto inform his friends and the p' bic. that
having commenced business on his own account,
he will always have on hand large and choice
assortment Of
Spirits, Wines, .afcs, &C.,
And will be pleased to receive call from his
old friends and acquaintance. ass ring them
that in patronizing him. he will endeavor to
merit the public confidence.
June II, 1857. n35 BIN
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-26
Nc Hegor, IONA. Friday. June 26, '57
The New Constitution

Has great many defects an the rrcss of the
Nor'h seems to be generally opposed to it. We
shall follow suit and vote against it also, but
several Of the features cond: mned by our cctem.
poralies arc not so unacceptable to rs as they
are to others. If we could secure the establish.
mcnt Of sound General Banking system such
rs Wisconsin has We would ego in" for II, not
~ithstanding we might separate ourselves from
the fellowship of many valued Official fiiends;
but we can not under the proposed Constitution
get general law without bcin; cursed with
chartered monopoly. and knowing how the lat
ter is got through legislative tody, how it is
based, how it will behave when its fanes are once
buried in the flesh Of business, VIC prefer 10 do
without the good, 10 the acceptance of both
propositions. So also arc other good point. re-
jected because Of the alloy found in the nov in.
strument. We have not time 10 dissect the
subject carefully, nor do we suppose it would
particularly please OR readers 10 occupy col
urn or two in reviewing work that they have
quite generally decided reject Our Repub.
lican exchanges up this way so far as we have
had ext rezsions from them are strongly or posed
to the neS1c-eQualizing clause, and ono Of our
acquaintance goes go ia. as to insist that "a
Constitution with such black tail to it ought
TO be spit upon by the whites, if no other re,-
SON existed for its condemnation. He offers 10
wager hundred ponds of wool against
Sharps Rice that not one Of the members of
the Convention who voted to submit this clars SO
to the people, viii give it support at the rolls,
the colo-ed attachment being appended only to
secure aid from class of men whose abstract
ideas of freedom and political equality have rrn
away with all practical MOTIF ms as az piled by the
American people in social life!' We don't
know much abort these matters, BIT we think
there is little danger of the whites of Iowa
going from the extreme Of q present statutory
expulsion Of blacks from tho state, to the ex-
travasant libcrality involved in this negro.yoting
and negro-oEce-h holding proposition!
Our sympathies for the black man are not less
than those entertained by his loudeat lily -ers
but we would not be so hyI ocritical as to tantal
zc him with political ri hts and then practice
towards him the seyerest social excision. Bet
ter leave him in that humble position which his
nature seeks and in which he seems most hap py,
than 10 proifcr his elevation and the inst 1t him
with language and looks implying contempt for
1 the niina, form and color of the unfortunate.
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G FIsH-We used to be regarded as No.
fisherman. but the inn rudent conduct of the
Mississ ipsi this spring in getting hi b aid stay
ing SO, puts us out of all patience no fish that
is half respectable will condcseend 10 look at
the emrting frogs and ninnows which JOB
and MAC" and "Powles" and ourselves daily
prcsent to them. A hideous spoon-Gsh, a
piratical gar, or a clumsy cat fish occasionally
male motion that results in their capture, but
they are fit onl, to lard the lean earth" and
the labor Ient in procuring them is vain.
We tried q new hole" yesterday with much
better results. Alien d. Southmayd showed US
how to catch shad and we are now convinced
that their system is preferable to the hook and
line flan. Go into their store. lay Gown a
quarter and f.on barrel they have. will come
forth as nice Connecticut Shad as you eyel
put neac your not th.
The BATHS little hard to get, but there is no
mistake in the cxcel]snne of rha Fish!
BUaDELL CAsE-Nary D5nahoe, ser ant
girl of Mrs. Cunningham, is a witness in the
case involving tie question of Ms. C.'s mar
rage to Or. Burdell. Mary chasges young
snod .rass with the murder, and it is said she
demands Of tie Times. the $1,000. Offered for
his detection.
in relation TO this case i. is farther sad that
DR.. Bu,dell was in the habit Of ffequenting a
house of ill-fame-that Ee was there on the
afternoon of the day of his death. that he was
successful in gambling the same day, and that
it is likely some one followed him home and re-
took what he had wen! All mystery yet!
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Come Quickly.

SMITH IL McAFEE,
Wish l., inform their fellow citizens that they
arc now prepared to furnish them with
Amtrvtypcs and Melaincatypes Of the va
rious STYLES, at their rooms over II. II, Smiths
jeHelry Store, two doors west ofthe McG.egor
House, and as they only propose remain ms two
weeks it behoovcs all who want good pictures
TO give them call soon. For children fair
days are preferable, Adults taken in any
weather.
instruction given in the art
WY. SMITH. II. II. McArEE.
June 22nd, 81 l-37f
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Lands (! Lands /!

Oh nnn Acres Of choice farming
AU.VOO Land in Clayton, ALA
makee, Winneshiek and Fayette counties for
sale at from 81 to $40 per acre, by
III. s. CHANGER d Co.
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For Sale.
NObIes' Veto!

NObIes' Veto!
A SURE and safe cure for Fever and Ague,
IA Dumb Ague, Chill Fever and all Inter
mit,ents. Contains no Arsenic. no Strychnine,
no Quinine, no Mercury, no poison Of any kind.
The best and safest remedy in the world.
Price one dollar per box. Can be had at
wholesale or retail, Of ...a
r. W. WOOD 4 Co., Druggists.
June is. n3C8w. McGregor, Iowa
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

We are authorized to announce HENRY H.
FREEMAN as a candidate for County Commits
sloner. sep "a
Mr.. WELLS: Please announce JOHN WARE
as candidate for County Commissioner, and
oblge, ALIENS FRESH.
sep II
We are authorized to announce RUFUS RO-
BEY as candidate County Commissioner
sep l0-te
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
PRICE as candidate for County Commissioner
sep l0-te
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
TAYLOR as candidate for County Commission
er. sep 10-te
owe are authorized to announce JOHN H.
COX as candidate for County Commissioner.
all 20-te
ISWe are authorized to announce that.JOS.
W. COOMES is candidate for County Commits
sioner, and will be supported by many voters.
Mr.. WELLS: You will please to announce Mr.
"A. w. PADGETT as a suitable candidate for
County Commissioner. He will be warmly sup
ported by MANY VorERs.
DG=We are authorized to announce JAMES
WASHINGTON BURCH, of the Cd district, as
a candidate for County Commissioner. iel8
!. Ma WELLS: You will please announce SAM'L
D. DAVIS, NOEL B. HARMON, WILLIAM T. CAMP
BELL, VIM. H. BRAwNER, and GEORGE w. BER-
RY, as Democratic candidates for the next Board
of County Commissioners. MANY VOTERS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

We authorized to announce JOHN F.
SEMMES as candidate for Justice of the Peace
lor the second election district oct 8
Mr.. WELLS, please announce j. B. SHERIFF
as candidate for reelection to the office of JUS
tice of the Peace for the third election district.
tie has served us faithfully one term and we wish
10 commune hlm MIDDLETowN.
candidate for Justice of the Peace for the first
oct l-te w. P. FLOWERS.
At the solicitation of many friends | announce
myself candidate for the Office of Justice of the
Peace in the third election district Should be
elected | will discharge the duties of the Office
with hdellty. S. w. H. MCPHERSON.
we are authorized to announce ELIJAH w.
DAY as candidate for Justice of the Peace in
the second election district. sep "a
we are authorized to announce JAMES B.
PRANkLlN as a candidate for Justice of the
feace In the first election district sep24
I@We are authorized to announce GEORGE
~: ROWE as candidate for reelection to the
district. 90
\, MR. sIs;, GD1roR: Please announce Mr.. JOHN T.
MADDOA as a candidate for Justice of the Peace
sep3 MAN. Torrps
1--WE are authorized to announce WILLIAM
olMMONS as candidate for Justice of the Peace
Id the hrst election district. au 20-tf
MR. WELLS: You will please announce me as
candidate for reelection to tie office of Justice of
the Peace for the second election district of
Charles county, and oblige, &c.
au 2U-te JAS. H. M. DUTTON
1--we are authorized to announce ANDREW
). NORRIS as candidate for Justice of the
feace IN the third election district. au IS
GIVE are authorized to announce CHARLES
w. BARNES as candidate for Justice of the
Peace IN the second election district. aug
owe are authorized to announce VIM. L.
MCDANIEL as candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the third election district. ~ 90
OfWe are authorized to announce BENZ. W.
GARDINER a candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the third election district. jy LIFT
GIVE are authorized to announce JAMES l..
PADGETT as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the fourth election district. iy9
0FWe are authorized to announce WARREN
W. ADAMS as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the third election district ie IL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.

ITMR. WELLS, will please announce j. J.
HUGHES as candidate for the office of Register
of Wills. y3O0te
Mr.. WELLS, will please announce in his paper
that JAMES D. CARPENTER, ESQ.,, will be
zealously supported as a candidate for Register of
Wills for Charles county, at the next election, by
Jy 2-tf. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIroR-Sir: fthere is vacant space in
your columns you will please to announce me as
a candidate for the Register of Wills for this
county, and oblige, &c.
may l4-tf DAVID MIDDLETON.
I@MR. EpIToR:-At the solicitation of MANY
Of my friends I offer myself as candidate for
Register of Wills for Charles county, at the next
election, and pledge myself, if elected, to dis
charge the duties of the Office with. honesty and
fidelity. JERE. DYER.
Dec Is, 1s56-tf
[We are requested to announce JAMES L.
BRAWNER as candidate for the office of Re-
gister of Wills for this county. NH 10
III respectfully announce myself candidate
for the Office of Register of Wills for Charles
County 1t is well known that have always
uniformly and unwaveringly with the De-
mocratic party; but shall be pleased and grateful
to receive the support of all who may deem me
qualified to fill that office.
mh 12-tf RICHARD BARNES
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15
FOR CONSTABLES.

At the solicitation of many friends, respect
fully announce myself candidate for re election
as Constable in the first election district.
oct 8 JAMES GARRETT.
Mr.. WELLS, will please announce JOHN H.
BARNES, Jr., a candidate for Constable in
the first election district. He will deservedIy re-
ceive large support for the above named office
oct l-te FRIEND TO PERSONAL MERIT.
We are authorized to announce WALTER w.
MlLSTEAD candidate for Constable in the
first election district. sep 24-te
Mr.. WELLS: Please announce WILLIAM N.
PADGETT as candidate for Constable in the
tniro eiectlon district. sep II
place myself before the voters of the first
election district of Charles county as candidate
for Constable. If elected will endeavor to dis
charge my duty.
au27 JAMES MICHAEL MARKS.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE A.
GOLDSMITH as a candidate for Constable in the
fourth election district sep 1O-te
owe are authorized to announce PI.INNY
BOWIE, as candidate for Constable in the first
election district. sep3
We are authorized to announce JAMES
ADAMS as candidate for, Constable in the Sc
cond election district sep 1O*
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM H.
election district sep lO-te*
Mr.. WELLS, will please announce PETER
WHEELER candidate for reelection as Con-
stable for the first election district. He will be
warmly supported by MANY VOTERS.
owe are authorized to announce JOHN D.
|COVELL as candidate for Constable in the Sc
cond election district. jy 16-tf
GIVE are authorized to announce GEORGE
BAILEY as candidate for Constable in the Sc
cond election district. iy 16-tf
I 1--WE are authorized to announce CHARLES
II. WOOD as a candidate for Constable in the
second election district jy2-te
1--WE are authorized to announce JOHN N.
LOMAX candidate for Constable for the Sc
cond election district. lie Ate
1--WE are authorized to announce HENRY A.
MIDDLETON as a candidate for Constable in
the second election district. may
Mr.. EDITOR You will please announce GEO.
w. ROBEY candidate for Constable in the
third election district MANY VOTERS.
ap 30-tf.
Ufl would respectfully announce myself cam
didate for Constable in the first election district Of
Charles county. THOMAS B. DELOZIER.
Mr.. EDITOR: At the solicitation of many of my
friends, offer myself as candidate for the office
of Constable in the fourth election district, and if
elected pledge myself to discharge the duties of
said Office faithfully.
au27 GEO. w. DOWNING.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15
A FARM FOR SALE.

THIS Farm is situated in Charles county and
l. lies directly upon the new-cut road leading
from Beantown to Washington, and also in part
upon the road from Beantown to Magrllder's Fer
ry; and contains asst Y4E
456 ACRES.
more or Less. 1t abounds in fine. TIMBER of
Oak and Pine. The land is very susceptible of
improvement; & the location remarkably healthy
The premises will be shown TO any person wish
ing to purchase by myself or my father Mr.. Ig-
natious W. Gardiner), whose property it joins,
and he will make known the terms, which will be
very liberal and easy. Possession given lst Janu
airy, 1858.
oct 8-tf EDWARD l.. GARDINER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15
FOR SHERIFFALTY,

Mr.. WELLS: Please announce in your next
paper SYLVESTER MUDD, as candidate for
the next Sherlfalty.
I%FR1ENDs & FELLow-CIrIzENs OF CHARLES
County Il offer myself to your consideration as
candidate for the next Sherifalty of this county,
and most respectfully ask your suffrages If
elected, pledge myself to discharge the duties of
the office faithfully.
feb 19-te G.. w. SMITH
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15
NOTICE..

WOULD again give notice to all persons in
i debted to me for the purchase of goods or other
wise, to call Immediately and settle their accounts
by cash. Should this notice be again disregarded
shall be compelled by the force of circumstances
to place those accounts in the hands of an officer
of the law. Necessity compels me to give this no.
tice, therefore hope it may not be dlsregarded by
any one to whom it is addressed.
Sep. 10, 1857. G. w. BARNES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15
AN OVERSEER WANTED.

I WISH TO employ an Overseer for the ensuing
Il year Q859), the Farm of Miss Elizabeth
Ford which she now resides, near Dufield
Post Office, Charles county, Nd. To sober in
dustrious man of experience, in the management
of large Farm, liberal wages will be given
Good references as to character qualifications Sc
required-and none need apply who cannot give
them to fill SO responsible situation. An early
application is solicited.
JOHN FORD.
Poplar HILL July 3d. 1S57-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15
BALTIMORE STOVE HOUSE.

Stores, Hot-4ir Furnaces, fireplace
Stores, Ranges, Cambooses, dc. dc.
cnUR friends and the public generally in
" formed, that having largely increased our ia
CITIES, we are prepared to supply promptly
all articles embraced in our line on usual terms,
WHOLESALE and retaiD at lowest prices to punctual
customers. We name in part the following:
FIRE-PLAcE HoT-AIR STovEs-Five varieties,
viz:-the Improved Feinour, McGregor, Augees s,
Neer s, Sc, &c.
HoT-AlR Cook SrovEs-Twenty most approved
kinds. viz-fmproved and Re-improyed Old Do
nnien, Hercules, Troy Star, Welcome. Fulton,
Globe, Maryl land and Virginia, sc. &c.
HoT-AIR FURNAcEs-The celebrated McGregor
seven sizes-both portable and brick work.
RANGEs-Six different kinds, viz: Ponds, Ele-
waited Oven, PIERCE do. for wood or COAL (both of
these are SO arranged to heat additional rooms
aboye) St. Nicholas, Motifs Invincibe, &C., &c.
PARLoR SrovEs-Of all imaginable kinds and
varieties, beautiful patterns, such as Radiators,
Franklins Crates, &C., &c., arranged to burn both
hard and soft Goals, as well as wood.
AGRICULTURAL BoMERs-Three kinds, the New
sham's, McGregor and Mott IS, for wood or coal.
ScoTT's LITTLE GIANT Com AND CoBB MILLS.
So favorably known and extensively used, are of
Jared at unprecedented low rates to close stock on
hand.
We are prepared with large force to put up or
repair all the various articles appertaning to our
line, whether sold by us or not.
Purchasers will find it decidedly to their interest
to examiae our large and well selected stock of
first class wares before leaving their orders else
where. BIBB & CO.,
g ; (Successors to Robbins & Bibb,)
at the Old Stand,
80 Light street, Baltimore, Md.
GFCirculars and list prices can be had on appli-
cation as above oct 9-3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15

d ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the
HI Goth of April, Negro Woman ANN SMOOT.
q Ann Is about As years of age; S feet, 9 in
.M ches high; large, and very black. She has
EAs< lost her front teeth is quick and plausible
NAin reply. Ann has a daughter living at
~ Miss Murdoch's, in Port Tobacco, son at
Mr.. VIM. Cox's. Her husband lives at Judge
Grains. She has connexions at the Banks -of-the-
Dee, in which neighborhood she is supposed to be
lurking. will gill give Fifty Dollars for her ap-
prehension and delivery to me.
ANDREW J. SMOOT.
Inlu 9 1257-H
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-15

PURE PICKLING AND CIDER VINE
GAR.
NlEMAN'S CELEBRATED VINEGAR 10
IN cents per gallon, barrel included, always on
hand, at the sole agents,
VIM. GRANGE CO.,
Commission Merchants,
119 West Lombard street, Baltimore.
3JQualty warranted and money returned if
not approved of.
Baltimore, Sep II, 1s57-sm