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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
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II. D. EVANS, sILAs EGBERr.
EVANS & EGBERT,
Dealers inForeign and Domestic
Dry Goods, Groceries,
HARDWARE, NAILS, STOVES, IRON,
GLASS, QUEENS WARE, FURNITURE,
SASH and FARMING TOOLS, Monona, Iowa,
Have the pleasure of announcing to the
citizens of Monona, and surrounding country,
that, in addition to their General Stock of most
desirable goods, they are now receiving direct
from the Eastern Cities, the most complete as
sortment of Merchandise ever offered in the
Market
We particularly invite the attention of our old
customers, and the rest of mankind, to the fol-
lowing list of articles found in our establishment
Dry Goods in endless variety, including
Cloths, Cassimers, Satincts,
Flannels, Prints, Tckings
Denims, Sheetings, Ladies'
Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Also, fine assortment of Laces, Edgings, Cam
brics, Gloves, and
READY MADE CLOTHING,
expressly selected in anticipation Of cold winter,
and Heavy Trade.
Fine Suits furnished for Weddings and other seri-
Gus occasions.
BOOTS & SHOES BY THE CORD !;
Some of them so light and neat they almost dance
of themselves, while others are heavy enough to
defy the most penetrating efforts of Frost and
Snow.
Hats and Caps,
OF all varieties, from the softest kind of
MAsH-UP, to the most approved fashionable
PLUG. OF
HARD w ARR,
We have a general assortment, of good quail
ity, and at low prices,
Table Cutlery, Ares, Saws, Joiners' Tools,
Spades, Shopels, Iron, Steel, Latches,
Butts, Screars, Nails, Augers,,
Locks, Picks, Blacksmiths'
Tools, Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware,
Cooking, Parlor, Office and Box Stoves.
Also, a general assortment of DRUGS AND
MEDICINES will be found in our Stock.
Housekeepers will find it to their interest, to
examine our Stock Of Glass Ware, Wooden Ware,
Queens Ware and Furniture.
We have nice lot Of Chairs of several kinds
Bedsteads, Lounges, Stands, Tables, &C., &c.
Improved Flows, Rakes, Hoes, Scythes, Forks;
and other Farming Tools.
In Groceries,
Of all description, we cant be beat in quality 10
cheapness.
An experience of Four Years in business at
this point enables us to select goods for the ac-
commodation of the public, and we hope
our efforts to please will be appreciated.
% Cash, and all kinds of Produce, taken
for Goods.
EVANS & EGBERT.
Monona, Oct, 1856. [nl-vl
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, QUEEN
WARE, &C., &C.,
Opposite the Upper House,
McGregor, Iowa,
Have now on hand, and are constantly
receiving, a full and complete asort-.
ment Of desirable goods, which
have been purchased for
CASH, in the best
Eastern and Southern Markets
and they will be sold at uNREAsoN-
ABLY low rates, so that purchasers need
not visit any other market west of St.
Louis or Chicago, to purchase good and
cheap supply. We solicit care
fnl examination of our stock,
when we hope to offer such
advantages as to quail
ity and prices
as will give entire satisfaction.
Our Stock consists in part of
Cloths, cassimercs,
Jeans, Flanels,
Satinetts, Delains,
Silks, and Ladies'
DRESS GOODS,
Shawls, Collars, Gloves and Hosiery, ~
Guiding,
READY MADE
CT THING,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
in every style known to taste or necessity.
In Groceries they are unexcelled, hav-
ing a fine assortment of Teas, in large
or small boxes suitable for the trade; COT
fee, Tobacco, DC.
60 Bills. White Fish,
1EO Bills. Salt.
Is Hhds Sugar.
40 Bbbls Molasscs.
100 Kegs Nails.
Picked Pork, by the barrel, Mackerel, Herring,
Corn and Pearl Starch, Candies, Nuts, Cigars,
Crackers, Cheese, Figs, Raisins, Candles, Matches
Soaps, Glass of all sizes, Brooms, Ropes, and
Cordagc, Tubs, Buckets, Chunls, White Lead,
Oils. Turpentine, Putty, Wall Paper and
STATIONERY,
Powder, Shot, Lead, Saws, Augers, Braces, CHS
els, Tools and House Trimmings of all kinds.
Stone WaU1'c,
Glass Lanterns,
III II r. n CaPS
Of all Varieties. =
Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks.
II % o rs n $ NO IL s,
Seamless Bags, and an innumerablc numberof all
articles of trade usually kept in Jobbing and
Retail House. as#
Give us call if you want goods. #
Cash paid or Goods exchanged for marketable
Produce.
Oct 10, 1856 nltf
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Notice to Contractors.
M'gregor, St. Peters t. Missouri River R.R. CO..
Office ut McGregor.
... McGregor, Oct 18th, 1856,
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Ooffice Of the above Company, in McGregor--
until the LIST day Of December next, for the Grad
ing, Bridging, Masonry and Supestructurc for
the first and second Divisions, distance of one
hundred and forty miles.
Plans, Profiles, Maps Specifications may be-
seen, and other infVrmation with reference to the
work may be obtained Mt the Company's Office on
and after LIST Nov. 1856. The Company reserve
the right to reject any bid which may be offered fsr
the performance Of the work. for want of satisfas.
tory security, or other cause. a. .-....
THROWN, Sec'y.
GEORGE E. WOODWARD, Engineer.
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PARRY'S EXPRESS.
The undersigned, late of Indiana, hereby an.
nounccs to the public that he has established
Livery Stable, al MOnOna,
where he is ready to accommodate any body who
may favor him with a call, with Saddle Horses,
Buggies, single and double Carriages, Wagons,
Hacks, and on the approach of winter, you can
find cutters and sleighs with the Buffalo Robe &C.
compartments. at as. ..s.
Passengers arriving at Monona, by applying at
Parry's Stable, can be conveyed to any point in
quick time and at reasonable prices.
He is also about establishing Line of Hacks
and STAGES from the terminous of the
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
III avanna Cigars.

Country merchants, and Physicians are invited
not to pass us on their way to Dubuque or Chica.
go, as we are determined to sell our goods at liv-
ing prices. We buy our goods low for sharp pay
and we think We can satisfy any one as to the
reasonableness of our profits and sales.
Will the Public do us the favor to command
our services in this line of business. Hcal
Orders per mail accompanied By good referen-
ces, and ON short notice promptly filled and goods
forwarded as directed.
vlAo pnaEseam. R~n. rAS0
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G. 8. AKIN, EDWARD AKIN.
Drug Store,
.4KXV f. CO..
At their New Store near the Post Of
fee, McGregor, are again under way with
a fine assortment of
Drugs and M G d icin e 8,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, and $50
D r U GISTS' GLASS WARE,
They will be glad to see all their old
friends, and try to make as many new ones
as possible. For the Toilet.
We have nearly all the favorite cosmetics,
Fancy Soaps and other nice articles of the
day, together with Hair and Cloth Brushes
In Paints we can furnish you
Fine White Lead, dry or mixed, Red
Lead, Spanish Brown, and all other kinds
usually kept.
70 Oils and Putty Constantly on hand.
A nice article Of Chewing Tobacco, and some
very fine
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A Mammonth Illustrated Literary Journal Con-
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ed, two Brilliant Romances- Illustrated
in the highest style of engraving, namely -
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Magnificent En- terprise.
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$4,000 To NE GIVEN IN MONTHS =!
We undertake an extraordinary task, that of
obtaining $4,000 subscribers in six months, and
we use the following extraordinary means to &C.
complsh our purpose. III
LIST. We make the very LARGEST and BEST
Illustrated Family Paper of the country, and sell
it at the LOWEST price.
I'd. We adopts system of premiums, that NEVER
has been EauALLED and cannot be surpassed in
lberality, for the reason that we shall give sum
equal to the whole proceeds of the paper for six
months, viz:
$50, 90.
The most of the sum will be given in
w SILVER PLATE,
manufactured by the New York Silver Plate
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to ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, or MORE
There will also be included, several
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GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!
TWELVE DOLLAR
Family SesCiasg .WNcItisse!!
This Machine is very simple in its structure.
weighing about six pounds, is impossible to get out
OF order, well adapted to nearly all kinds Of fami-
ly sewing. 1t is unlike and far superior to every
other machine now in use. A child ten years of
age can successfully perform more laborin single
day with this machine than the best seamstress can
in ten days by hand.
An Extract from the Chicago Demo-
cratic Press" ts
"We have examined the above machine care
fully and say without hesitation, that we do not re-
mernbcr, during the whole Of our editorial career,
OF having our attention called to an invention that
is more worthy of public patronage than this, or
one that is calculated to confer greater benefit
on the people at large"
An Extract from the Davenport DAILY
a.g.sE Democrat"
SEwH.G MAcHNE-The thing il done. No
more shall busy housewives lament the want of
time to sew, mend and repair sheets, shirts pants,
or any article of clothes or dress. A machine has
been invented and produced which reigns sovcr-
eign of the ascendant. 1t is simple, plain, cheap,
and works as sewing agent, with the most aston
ising rapidity, and with such stitch as defes the
greatest strain None will examine it without ad-
miration, and none will 60 away without buying it
after seeing its woodworking ingenuity.
1t is no humbug; no Yankee nutmeg affair to
swindle honest men with, but Sewing Machine
which is the monarch of its kind"
This wonderful machine can be seen in opera
ton at the store of G. Jerome, where the subscri-
bers are prepared to exhibit it, and furnish them to
order. The citizens Of Clayton and surrounding
country are respectfully solicited to call and inves-
tgate the greatest wonder of the age.
f JEROME g. PAIGE,
Owners of Patent Right for Clayton Co.
Clayton City, Feb. l, 1857 MIST
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ARA CANDEE,
BLACKSMITH,
Center street, Monona, lows

Having purchased the large and commodious
i'll Shop, formerly owned by D. BROWN,
is prepared to do all work in his line, with skill
and dispatch.
Wagons i1.OMcd and re.
hatred or Demand.
Particular attention paid to Horse Shoeing,
and as new feature, he would announce him.
self in readiness to Shoe Cattle. They need
iron feet as well as horses; so bring them along.
Monona, Oct, 1856. [v1-n11
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Dry Goods,
SHEETING, SHIFTING, LINENS, AL
PACCAs, PRINTS, sATINETs,
Cloths, Cambrics, Shawls, Ladies' and
Gents Gloves and Comforts, Hosiery,
Delaines, Cashmeres, Berages, and
Other new styles of Dress Goods.
Hats. Caps and Bonnets,
For all ages and conditions,
And at any price required.
KeHhy-.NNIe Clothing,
OF superior quality, well put together,
Shelf Hardware, Queens Ware,
Glass and Stone Ware, Brooms,
Tubs, Pals and Wooden Ware;
A nice invoice of very choice Groceries, such as
TEA, COFFEE, TOBACCO,
CANDLES, SALARATUS,
STARCH, MOLASsEs,
VINEGAR, PEPPER,
GOLDEN SYRUP,
NUTMEGs, CINNAMON,
Boots and Shoes,
For Ladies, Gentlemen, Girls, Boys and Infants,
of all sizes, all qualities, all prices.
Yankee Notions, Grindstones, Stoves and Tin
Ware.
Having employed Mn. STEVENS, an excellent
workman in Tin, Copper and Iron Ware, DEAN,
WELLS & Co. are prepared to do all kinds Of
Jobbing and Repairing the country may required
Stove Pipe furnished at short notice, also Stove
Ihimbles, Zinc and Drums.
UTin Pipes put up at reasonable prices.en
Asa Tin Shop was much needed at Monona
we trust the neighborhood will make it paying
concern to US, as it is evidently an accommodation
to them.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Housekeepers and Baehe-
Iors, Democrats and Republicans,
Give us a Call,
DEAN, WELLS g. Co.
Monona, Oct, 1856. [vl-nl-]
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

j. A VI. Buek.--Of OMAHA. \. T,
be appointed a Committee to draf
resolutions expressive Of the feelings
o. the meeting awards the boat and
and Gcen
The Committee after a short con-
sultatiOn reported the following.
WHEREAS, the safety, comfort and
convenience Of the westward-bOund
Traveller whose course is up the Mis-
souri, river depends not only upon
securing passage on a wei built and
commodious steamer but upon the
character Of those Ii command, and
having, during our present trip had
abundant opportunity to form an opIn-
ion Of the steamer Emigrant and her
officers, and being desirOus to convey
important information TO our &iends
who may hereafter be west-ward-bOund
SIS well IS to perform an act Of simple
Justice, therefore
Res0Ired, That we most heartily
recommend the steamer EMIGRAyT 10
all CUR friends East and West who NAV
have occasion to pass up or down the
Missouri asasteamer sEeHappOinted
IN all respects
Ees0tUed, That IN Capt j. w Ter
HE'LL We recognize an able, experienced
and efficient commander, and We here
by tender him Cur thanks for his
obliging attention TO the wants OF his
passengers, for his uniform courtesy
and manifest determination to make
every one feel @at home while OF
board his craft. TFV -
Resolged, That Mr.. G. W. B6EI
the clerk, and the other Officers of the
Steamer merit our thanks for -theiI
politeness and evident intentions I'd
make il an object to seek their CON.
paLy on future OCCASIONS And We
shall remember the Steward who ha.
so bOunt1fuHy cared for the wants Of
the inner man.
-Resayed, That the West is a Great
Country and Miss SJERi, albeit Of
muddy complication, is nevertheless {
d daughter of which she may VIII bt
proud.
The resolutions after beingdiscuzset
In an able and eloquent anner b7
Hon. G. W. Nixon, Hon B. B. Chap
man, Of Nebraska, DIR. J. A W. Buck
J.R. Grove, ESQ.,, of Kentucky, Judge
lockwood, and Nail r. D. Jones, wer,
unanimously adopted, and the Seee
taries instructed 10 furnish copies :,
the Captain, andpublishers OfpapeE Il
st. Louis and along the line Of IL.
Missouri River.
The object for which the meetin!
was called being accomplished it ad
j0urned sine die.
Wh-R LOCKWOOD, Chm.
A E.A5bRLsEs, Secretaries
=. ". B~oSDURAET,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

Our neigIBor Of the Nebraska City
News ask "Who OWLS the Nemaha Val
lev Bank SCI We have only to say
If he Hmrefer to the Advertiser of the
latter part Of March he viii find a
statement Of who are the owners. If
there has been any change since We
: not aware of it. We would further
state-certain reparts to the contrary
notwfthstanting- that the Nemaha
Valley Bank, has always, and does
vet, redeem her circulation uih gold
when presented during Bank hours
She has her regular hours fer doing
business, the same as other Banks
every xhere-from 1(l o'clock, A. II,
until 8 O'Clock, P. ", and those en-
gagged in running N Banks must
not expect to be waited upon at day
light or dark
We wish t Distinctly understood
that we 90 net propose to enter into 4
defence Of this or any other Bank.
but deem 4 simple statement Of facts
as we know them to exist TO be moth
ing more than justice. We are fsl
from being pleased with the basis o
Nebraska Banks yet SO far We believe
they have all maintained themselves
land until they by their course impair
rsposed confidence, We are not dispose
70 pitched into them particularly. o.
their errors, when We learn them, O
course VIC shall speak, and speal
PaiEly-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

RI amend .nGes ensasd Act

CT A. TTTUT-
70 amend All Act entitied An Act
to exempt the property of married
women from execution In certain
easez HsH $50 za1 zsH53
Sec. 1. Be # enacted By the Csuaa7
and House Of Representatives. g lie
TzTiI0ry Of Nebraska, That the prop
erty owned By a married. woman be
fore her marriage, and that which she
may acquire after marriage, by descent,
gift, grant, devise or otherwise, and
the use and profits thereof shall be
exempt from all debts and liabilities of
her husband contracted or incurred by
him previous to their marriage or sub
seguently thereto, or previous to the
time the wife comes into the p~osession
of such property. Provided, however,
That aH-debtsc contracted fer necessary
articles for the use and benefit Of the
family of said married woman. shall
be exempt from the operation Of this
act.
Sec. ,. Section one Of an Act en-
titled "an Act to exempt the property
Of married women from execution in
certain cases and all other acts or
parts Of acts contrary to the provisions
Of this act are hereby repealed.
Approved, Feb. 18th, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
WHY RETTEW.

II Washington, in the official re-
-ia1, and generally through the Pc
meal papers, the accePtation Of the
"a Las-C1rendon treaty had always
ieaac5-sdered as a matter Of course,
ID. thosc Who believed themselves TO.
Be vel Informed hare experienced a
-Esa--eeable surprise at the arrival of
IL Ls- steamer. Tie treaty, IN con
-slce Of the notifications intro
--5 nj by the Senate Ct the United
ss, his been rejected by the Eng
llCab1eL The cause Of therejection
IS ~ ye5 positively known. Wash
c-eCrrasp0ndents attribute itmain-
y 70 the amendment Of the Senate
s-laing q the clause STIMULATING the
ezcES5a Of slavery at Honduras.
Moreover, It Is not improbable that the
-+usaI Of our government 10 JOIN IN
me expedition against China had no
-aH weightin the decision Of the Cab
net Of London.
! report, which reached New York
al the 18th inst, states that Walker
had ovacEated Nicaragua and taken
EstuEe on board q British vessel o fwar
4: San Juan del Sur. IF this report.
which merits confirmation, Is found
correct, the fact Of the retreat Of
Walker would put an end to that ex-
traordEary var, engendered BIZ spec
u1aon. When We think that this ex-
geldoa- N itself contrary to the laws
CT nations, costs to the United States
thousands Ct her children, who have
1eeuu5sd under f-tgues, privations.
aud . deadly climate, when they were
-5s kalcd IN the encounters with the
natives. that faIsehood. dalusion. and
~reachery have been the means en-.
goyed to induce men full Of Drawer,
and energy TO meet a death withou.
-71er CT glory, IN order TO crafty ii,
1o711ate love Of gain Of some spec
-aIor, We can but rejoice at the termf
2aa0l Of the Nicaragua invasion.
LNeF Granada good deal of pop
c1r alarm exists with respect to III
-Tasion from the United States: Ii
rress vas generally IN favor Of an an
ieable adjustment Of the difficulty vii
tle United States, in order to gai
-e- support in the peading questio
's.rscn that country and Englan.
'l' seems disposed to enforce her d
Uaats II relation 10 the Makiutos
cam Some British vessels Of VI;
Tsrr srca5y st C~arthaeena-
-eat excitement WIS produced j
certain parts Ct Mexico " a repo.
~ California fIIbusters had taEe
possession Of The part Of Guaymas
=, State Of sonora
Our news from Europc is of yer
lille Importance. Lord Elgin was f,
''' fer China with fun powers to a
r1unstances may require.
Il vas considered certain that Il
-le1lty between Prussia and Switze
You'd beP-oupdy settled in fav,
lie Independence Of NeuckateL-
sovcznmeuts Of both eouutri
accepted the mediation Of the re
SIGNATURES Of the great powers q
Aed at Paris, and the majority
-e conference pronounced in prime
lnS tAe pretensions Of Prussi
EoA china we have dates to Fe
24,h Al the Europeans /,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

The Editor OF an Ohio paper saws
their town presents quite a lively aP-
pearance this spring; the -fenee has
been taken from around the place,
AID about half the inhabitants have
escaped to Nebraska, and thebalance
arc too poor to get away"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
81 act

To provide for the payment Of interest
on Territorial Warrants.
Sec. 1. Be It enacted b. tie Cousa7
and House Of Representatives Of TIE
Territory Of Nebraska, That from and
after the passage of this act all Terri
torial Warrants issued by the proper
authorities Of the Territory shall draw
interest fom and after the date Of their
presentation, at the rate Of ten per
cent per aHHum until paid.
See. . That all Warrants hereto
fore issued and not already redeemed,
upon being presented to the Terri
torial Treasurer, and BY him endorsed
@not paid for want Of funds IN the
Treasury, shall draw ten per cent per
annum interest from the date Of such
endorsement until paid.
Sec. 81 It IS hereby made the duty
Of the Territorial Treasurer when pre-
sented Eithany Territorial Warrants,
issued previous to this act, to endorse
thereon the words quoted in section
two of this act, together with the date
Of such presentation and his official
signature.
Sec. e. This Act to take effect for
and after the date of its passage
Approved, Feb. 18th, 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
IN acT
An Act providing for the collection Of

An Act providing for the collection Of
the Revenue
Sec. /. Be It eAGcted by tie Council
and House Of Representatives Of TIE
Territory@ Nebraska, That the CouT-
" Treasurer shall be collector Of the
revenue. and shall give bond to the
county Commissioners IN the sum Of
ten thousand dollars.
Sec. ?. The thirty-seventh chapter
of the Code Of Iowa entitled "~reTenue
IS hereby adopted as the revenue law
Of this Territory.
Sec. 8. al acts and Parts Of acts
conflicting with this act are hereby
repealed
See. 4. This act 20 take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage.
Approved Feb 18th, 1851