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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
NyFW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD

NEW-1UKh anu NEN.Lah ~ 49, NV *
IN aINMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MAY u
s1 stations In New York, corner Broadway ans
Canal street corner 2Sth. st. and ithav aa.
~s no sfNS AVE NEWYORk--For New Haven, ana 81
fn $50 lex and 80 For Bridgeport ana
sr NJ te1J as $780, s1 and $50 p m FOR mi is %
$50 $50 D. m. For Norwslk. Z, g. m R0 S:T teGt,
t:So SIS Sis, p. For Darien and Grsenwsea,
m 1850 $50 (ex) 1880 5:is Sis M iSr re"
Chester and intermediate Stations NJ lS:V oSo' s'S
NNESTN0 TRAINs-Fo5IL Boston M ' ESQ pm
Ynm Ierr For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal
aud tea to , s0Ts'%p'" To- k Nor Hsn
be-. For New. London Railroad, g. M, P m. f@
Houss.onio R.lrSsd M f0, ,n Sars''I sna No,
walk Railroad 49, Ill., AHu JAMES H. HoYT. supe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
finantial.

ALRERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, will sell
n This DAY July ~ O'Clock at the Merchants Ex
change. for account 81 whom 1t may concern:
s5uoo Csnsndsisua and Corning Railroad lst Mortgage
Der cent Bonds 49,
as go City az Quincy TN per cent Bonds, due 1871
10000 Cbsso Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad ls Mort
Rase. per cent Bonds .
sSo Chcsgo ST. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad land grant
. per cent Bonds. . - 80.
each.
s shares Chatham Bank. $25 each
800 shares Hamilton Fire Insurance Company, Sl5 eseh
20 shares Great Western Marine Insurance Company 800
each
20 shares Firemens Insurance Company Sl7 each
50 shares Lemon Fire Insurance Company. SIS each.
500 shares American Gusno Company, q $50 each. -
shsres Hydeye Slate Company (Assignees ssle So
each.
TERMS SALEo per this day and the balance before
O'Clock The accrued interest on all the Bonds
Vim be charged the purchaser Next regular sale %
TfIIyRgDAY Jply q ALBERT H. N1COLAY,
(so6e) Stock Auetioneer and Banker. No Brosd-*.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

NKEAT AMEKICAN ROUTE VIA MICHIGAN
~ RAILROAD TO Chicago st. Louis Rock Island 8. PsoL
Milwaukee, kansas CITY, and ell places Wesesnd South
vs New-Ysrk and Erie, NewYork Central American Laks
Shore, Great Western Railway and McAsxnSouthern Raj
roads forming the oss qaeke and pleasant route Be
The West The Rosd between Detroit iYsa Il nov
opeu end trains connecting at Adrian with train
Chicago and the West For further information apply It -
Compsays 06cs No iss Broadway, cor. Of Dey..t
JOHN Y. PORTER Asont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

OFFICE OF TIE BELLETosTAINs AND isDiANA RaiLaoAp
INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
Il INTEREST o. the AoRTG AGE and REAL EsTx xlz
BONDS Of this Company falling due Ia the City OF Yof
On the FIRST DAY OF JULY NEXT will be paid on and
after that the Banking House Of WINSLOW LANIEk
Coupons. JNO. bhoooh, rIeeaenS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer, will sell
N the following .crbed STOCKS. Auction At the Msr
ob.nt. EAohsnse the City Of Ne~foIs on EDNEoDAi'
H. Stb day Of Jolly st " O'Clock, namely: 49,
sDOOO virgnis s.. Coupon Bonds, 1885 aud %, INK
4,OOo Louisiabs 6s. Coupon Ronds iSoI " ~ anu 10
sc 60 Tennessee g, Coupon Bones ltgk -
s5I 600 C.lifonis 7s Coupon Bonds lsol and 1910;
Tbese Stocks will be sold By virtue Of an st Of the
.hv Of the state Of Illinois entitled An act 10 establish
General system OF Banking said Stocks being the Assets on
'"e SWIM S'' JESSE X. DUBOIS,
fooiu Auditor Of the State Of Illinois
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0gYfcE n PITTsBuRGH CoSNERsvILLE X X Co.
PITTSBURGH, June 26, 1851
INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
INTEREST falling due in the City Of Ne~ York the lst
day Of July neIt on the BONDS Of the CITY OF PITTS
BtRoH. and The BONDS Of the COUNTY Or ALLEG9ASf,
The Bsnkirs House 81 WINS[Ow, LANIER Co., No. SO
JOS d. POTTS, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

i ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SummerA AZ.
socs Eat: Is,.v,
sfooklya Tor Oreenpoft daily and on AZ X
n; for Riyerhead ss - and $50 N for North Lii,
"a IN and $3.50 m bf FsrminyisIs ss % m $50 end
500 IN. t,S snds IN for Jamaica q .ad IL q m,
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, M. rs 8csA
sJ. ~ 1.-Thv hsw-York AL Eas RA,rosi c,s@2Aas -
~ p's9ho1 70 y rssulAs xxprsss bsxlass.
HlnER HANaDtlL Po.xinA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

GREAT REDUCTION
O-Firs. Cabin. $50; Second
hs.-clsss paddle vhssl steainsni
NORTH STAR 1900 tuns, 20 sail
Of noon vrs ,isely. carrying the uN
Leave EEW-YORK for SOUTH
AMPTON and BREMEN.
ARIEL....... --l
NORTH STAR Saturday. July ~
AkIEL.........Ssturdsy,A Aus. VI
Passengers for HAvRE taken o
Tor passage or fIeifht, apply TO
d. TORRANCE, Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

EOR BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOR-
+ CEsTER-Dsily ct p. N, from pie. BOT Of Coarts1&
coz on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and B,
the new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH. Capt WV
iisms, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, to
Allyn. Point; thence by and Handsomely fnised s1
rsnee Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountains syer3
other section Of New England S.rooms be engaged b.
applying board or to L. g. MARTIN, Agent a. h orses
If andt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

CITY OF QUINCY, HLNOIs.-The COU-
" PONS of the CITY OF QUINCY, due lat July, win be
Maid Al our ofoe 20 and ~ Broad.st WOODBURY. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

UHkAI RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
9ALESA AND CHICAGO y. RAILROAD,
CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD
70 Ch.csfo Niwankss, Gsisna Dabuaue Rok Is.nd R,.
nnson Quincy St. Louis Cairo Kaasss and NsbrasSs -
al other points West and South west. -
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO t.a
No. Us BROADWAY. n Y
Corner Of Co1r.,sndt-s. DARIUS ct ARK 4, .rt
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

Thanks. . 49, ... ... .......
We wish to thank the DaI;es of Mil
waukee, and most particularly do we bow
to the DAILY SENTINEL, for notices
of Nc Gregor and the Times which ap-
peared in their columns during our stay
in that city We will be in situation to
reciprocate these favors in some degree,
before their good results to us shall have
been covered with the dust of forgetful-
ness .r~
To Messrs. Sinclair 4 Gunnison, whole
sale Grocers and whole. souled men-to
Joseph Stein Esq, of the large Clothing
establishment of Stein Bro. & Co., and to
Mr.. Stearns and Mr.. Dunlop, Proprietor,
and Clerk Of the AMERICAN, we are under
special obligations. ."
E. G. Arnold Esq, Bookseller and S:a-
toner. 1874 East Water Street, will accept
our thanks for late copies of scoes' re.
print of Blackwood and the Reviews.\
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

grain in seeking an Eastern Market must
50 to Milwaukee or be subject to expen-
sive reshipments and delays such as are
justly complained Of on the Galena Road
at Free Port. The passenger travel East
ward will shortly cross Lake Michigan
from Milwaukee to Grand Haven in sum
mer and in winter, and by the Gr. Haven
and Detroit Railway the East will be reach
ed many hours ir advance of trains that
follow the Lake shore.
Milwaukee already contains over 5o.-
GOO inhabitants. She has some. aof the
largest and best arranged Wholesale Stores
We ever saw. Her site is beautiful and
healthy. Her business men, notwith-
standing the late tightness of the money
market have not figured among the "Fail.
ed" Of Beecher's Independent. In view
Of these hurriedly expressed considera.
tons we see no reason why she may moi
prepare herself at once for future too
brilliant forpresent appreciation. Lether
awake to the importance of her position
and take her place as the great Entrero
of North Western commerce. That she
has the bottom there can be no doubt
but in this fast age, another quality is re
quired-we trust she will soon exhibit
the speed. a# g.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

The immense profits realized by the
Mississippi trade seems to have walked up
all the River men Of Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati. We scarcely open an Ohio River
paper but chronicles the preparation or
departure of boats for the Upper Missis-
sippi. -'..
The Galena & Dubuque Co. have 10
first class boats,-the Fulton Co. have 4
boats just purchsed-two splendid boats
will run from Prairie du Chen and Nc.
Gregor to st. Paul-four boats will COM
prise an Independent Line from Galsha
to Stillwater-besides these regulars, fthe
River will be dotted with steamers from
81. Louis. Louisville and other ports.-
From report we should Judge that full SO
per cent will be added to Steam Boat IA
cilities this year. and yet the growth Of
the Mighty West is so vast that there will
be difficulty to get accommodations fol-
our freight and passengers.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17
Dead Bodie5 Found.

A friend has handed us the following
statement. We heard on the LIST OF
April, that two bodies were found below
McGregor, but that Day was so prolific
Of Hoaxes that we were cautious about
making enquiries, nor did We know until
on our road to Milwaukee that the report
was true. Our absence accounts for the
non-allusion to the circumstances in our
papers of the Sd and 10Th. We thank
our friend for his letter.
,aa,arss CLAYTON Co. April 10TH.
Mr.. RICHARDSON, - i.rl
DEAR s1R:-On the 1st of April Mr..
Peterson was coming up the River to
McGegor in skiff from his residence
below town. He discovered something
near the shore which upon examination
proved to be a dead body much decaycd.
He made it fast to the shore and after
proceeding on his way half a mile farther
he discovered second body. He went
on to McGregor to the Justice who sent
him to Clayton City 12miles to hunt the
Coroner. This officer arrived on the spot
next evening, the bodies having been ex-
posed nearly So hours! On summoning a
Jury the bodies we're examined. On the
first were found a portemonaie containing
Sl6, IS and two. trunk keys but no papers
The second had in his pockets several
letters in Italian, three passports in the
same language and two in German. The
letters were directed to PrErRo Antonio
Guatamella. One ofthe Italian and one
Of the German passports were in the same
name. Another Of the Italian passports
was for Francisco Mario a German and
an Italian passport each described--
Carsenello. Besides these papers there
we're found various papers and memoan-
dsms in Italian in which Guaamella
APPEARED: this was evidently his name.
In his portsmonais were $1O,35 and a
Deck ticket on the Golden State on her
18th trip 1851! ...
The Jury called it accidental drowning
in both cases, and the bodies were buried
above high water mark. The expense Of
Coroner's Jury, Collins, and Burial was
1886, 70. Yours, C.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17
Express q Herald.

Express q Herald. ..
We have received No. of the semi
weekly Express from the Office of Dorr Il
Co. at Dubuque. 1t is just the incest pa
per that we pick up, and we congratulate
the indomitable Editor-in chief on the sue
cess that must result to this experiment.
The Daily is not suitable for circulation on
lines supplied with but one or two mails
per week. the weekly, on tri-weekly lines,
is trife too slow; but this semi5weekly
fills the exact spo: in the reading necesi-
ties of the West. The matter is carefully
selected, the paper is good. the appear
ance is neat. and the price is reasonable.
We will very cheerfully forward orders
and money forsubscribers. The EXP. 4
Herald is the best journal of statistics in
the West.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17
News In Bulk.

The celebration of the M. & M. R. r.
will take place in June, at Milwaukee,
The fare from Pr. du Chen via GAINESVILLE
or Milwaukee will be 81, to Chicago
The freights from Chicago will be trifle
less than by way of Dubuque. The
steamer Niagara reports BreadstufFs de-
clining. England has ceded to France
Longvood House, and Napoleon's Tomb
at st. Helena. Spain is intending to
thrash Mexico and lay sub marine tele-
graph from Cuba to the Us. Japan has
decided to open three other ports to En-
gland and America. China and England
are about making peace. The Russians
have been routed with great loss in a bat
tie with the English. the Kansas cor
respondent of the Missouri Democrat is
getting up lies and agitation" IN advance
Of Gov. Walkers arrival. Miss Heron is
at St. Louis. Stanton. acting Kansas
Governor passed through St. Louis west
ward, April 10th. Another serious fire
occurred at La Crosse on the 9th; White
Dyer & Co. lose flour and planning mill;
loss $50, 900, insured on half. 1t is said,
one thousand men will 60 from Charles
ton TO release Walker. Ex-Gov. Geary's
friends are urging his appointment to
Utah. The mining news from Cal. is very
favorable. Sugar has advanced in the
west Indies under apprehension. ola short
crop. The troops to be sent to Kanses
will all be new men and in no way COM
plicate with former troubles. A youth
named Herring shot himself at Racine
no cause for the deed is conjecturcd.-
The Forsyth Treaty is rejected by the
U. S, A Riot has occurred at Tebuante-
pee with serious loss of life. Flour at
Liverpool March 80, is firm. Pork advan-
sed. Iowa has gone Republican by
small majority. A massacre at Spirit Lake
by Indians is reported in the Fl. Dodge
(Iowa) papers. We have more news but
no space. =
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

Tartaxio.
Mr.. Kelly of the Exp. Il Herald i'm.
pales the steamer Golden State and sew.
eral Of her ofhcers-Mr. Hargus the Hrs'
Clerk is excepted-in recent letter des-
cribing a trip from Dubuque to Guten.
derg. Verdict of a Travellers Jury,
Served 'em right"
We have travelled in some tip-top Boats
and found many gentlemanly officers, but
We do not believe in this indiscriminate
putting of every thing that floats on the
Mississippi. A few puts "over the left
will do them good.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17
County Seat Proclamation
STATE OF IOWA.
CLAYTON COUNTY.(

STATE OF IOWA.
CLAYTON COUNTY.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas the sixth day Of April A. D.
1857 an Election was held at the differen,
precincts in the County OF Clayton, al
which Election the Legal Voters of the
County and State aforesaid did then and
there vote upon the subject of relocating
the County Seat of said County. by virtue
ofan act Of the general Assembly of Iowa,
Entitled,
An act in Relation to County Seats
which vote having been duly canvassed
according to law shows that there was for
the Location Of the County Seat at Ell
KADER Fourteen hundred and fifty six
votes, and for the Location of the County
Seat at GUrrENBERG Forteen hundred and
seventy seven votes. and whereas the
Town of Gutenberg having received a
majority of all the votes cast. is hereby
declared to be the County Seat of Clayton
County in the State Of Iowa. From and
after the date of this declaration.
GIVEN under my hand and
r 9 the Seal of the County Court of
- Clayton County this tho 18th
day Of April A. D. 1857.
ELIPHALET PRICE.
County JudQe. ]
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

II. R.-The Michigan Southern has
had another accident. It occurred near
Calumet in Indiana. An axle broke and
a smash-up followed. An old woman and
her grsndchild were killed and many
others we're injured.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17
Election Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,l
CLAYTON COUNTY.

CLAYTON COUNTY.
.. ....-... Whereas pursuant
to an order Of the County Courtof Clayton
County, an Election was held on the 9th
day Of April A. D. 1857, at the Town of
McGregor in the County of Clayton. for
the purpose of Electing three persons to
draft charter Town Of Nc regor which
Election having resulted in the choice Of
Il. 8. G. Scott. J. H. Merrill and J. T..
SLOVENIAN to whom Certificates of Election
have been duly issued. Now be it konwn
that an Election will be held in the Town
Of McGregor on Monday the 81 day Of
April 1857, when and where the qualified
Electors of said Town Of McGregor may
vote for or against the Charter Of said
Town of McGreyor as prepared by
the above named Commissioners and by
them published in the NORTH Iowa TINES,
of which Election there shall BE- Five days
notice given through the publication Of
this notice in the North Iowa Times"
And it is further ordered by the Court
that A. T. Jones F. Durand and A. S.
Blair be. and they are hereby appointed,
Judges of said Election, and Thomas
Woodcock and w. II. Baker, Clerks OF
said Election, with power by Law to fill
any vacancy occurring in said Board, the
polls Of which Election will be open at
nine O'Clock A. M. on the 81 day of April
1857, and closed at one o'clock p. NJ of
said day.
GIVEN under my hand and
J1 G the Seal of the County Court of
Clayton County this the 10th
day Of April A. D. 1857.
ELIPHALET PRICE.
County Judge.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17
McGregor Busine ss Houses.

AS general rule we refer to no place
of Business unless it is advertised by
order, because there may be men who dc
not want publicity, and because also we
cannot afford to run Il machine for the
purpose of introducing merchants and
others to the public, without We are
paid. Or business men are whole
souled and full Of enterprise, and with
scarcely an exception they use printers
Ink" both here and throughout the Int
rior. We have been designing to give al
the houses an overhauling Individually
but it is out Of our power at present to Dc
30. Will they take the will for the deed
a little longer? ...s. ..
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

Personal. r.
We had the pleasure on Monday of max
ing the acquaintance of H. c. Kelly ESQ.,,
the travelling Correspondent ofthe Express
4 Herald. Mr.. Kelly has given our towns
look with view perhaps to their des-
cription in the columns of the paper for
which he writes. He has Wis ted Guten-
berg. Clayton City, Elkader, Garnavillo.
and Monona on his way up. and he can
not well represent them as other than
flourishing places. 1t will do no Iowa
Town any harm to be indebted to the racy
pen of Mr. X. for geographical and
statistical dagurreotype such as have given
interest to the Columns of the Express &
Herald during the last winter. He designs
visiting Lansing. Waukon, Rossville.
Frankville, DEBORAH, and the other prom.
ising towns of North and North Western
Iowa, after which he will proceed to that
charming and comparatively, untrodden
field of the tourist, MINNESOTA.
We commend Mr.. Kelly to the attention of
contemporaries and the kindness of all with
whom he may become acquainted
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

ELEcrroNs.-We have no returns of
consequence outside Of Clayton County.
Here. Fis' or is SEQ ahead. In Fayette
he is only 800 behind. This is not a par
ty triumph. though we believe the negro
sympathy and negro.equalizing doctrine
of the last Republican Legislature have
alienated the sensible men of their party,
and it would not surprise us if Republican
dominance in Iowa was very consumptive.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17
THEY HAVE GOMEZ!
Ia |llslg] I

day, April Is. 1857. at 5 O'Clock, evening,
the cars of the Milwaukee d Mississippi
Rail Road anchored on the bank of the
Great River. The shrek of the Lake
Michigan Locomotive was echoed by the
bluffs, and responded to by shrill whistle
Of welcome from Mississippi Steamer
just coming into port. Hundreds OF
persons were in attendance to witness the
arrival of the first Passenger train, and
when the smoke Of the Engine became
visible in the distance there was such an
expression Of anxiety AS we have seen
when new and great actor is expected on
the stage. AS the train came in view,
and the flags with which it was decorated
were seen waving in the breeze, shout
of welcome broke forth from the gazers,
that told how many hopes of friendly re-
unions were awakened in the contempla.
ton of an easy and speedy return to their
former Eastern homes. One large banner
carried on it's silken folds the busy emblem
of Wisconsin, the Badger!
The Directors Of the Road, several
representatives of the Press, among whom
We recognized Gen. King of the Sentinel,
Booth of the Free Democrat, Messeroy Of
the American and Potter of the Wiscon.
sin, with many gentlemen from Milwaukee
d Madison had the honor of making the
first through trip from the Lake to the
River. Mr.. Brodhead the President Of
the Co.. was on the ground in his r. r
working uniform to receive the Directors
and guests, and not the less pleasing Of
the events Of the day was to witness the
cordial grasp and the grateful look which
he received from those who had come
near 200 miles in ten hours over a road
constructed in a great measure by his
business energy and his individual labor.
All honor to Brodhead!
The crowd id ou-ned to French's
Hotel and our friend the ca, and NJ
Wilkerson put themselves through" in
the most agreeable stvle Asou, ENGAGE.
ments forbade ,onoar .,ov IN Tho WILSON,
sin side We obeyed the call of Capt. Gard
ner Of the steamer Aex. McGreoor and
took nass.ye about 6 O'Clock for Iowa
On hoard the Ferry Ne found 8 NJ Roo,b
JUDGE Randall and number Of others
whose ambition to make dav Of It. prom.
nted them to visit tho Wost bank of thu
river To view the locoze Of tho City If Mc.
GREcoR-tbe Gateway Of Trade. the
Thermouyle ofNortb Iowa Commerce
A run of IS minutes through town and
back to the Ferry, gave them scarcely
time to open there ewes here. but the vic.
tory over space was accomplished Iowa
had been visited on the dav thew denar.
ted from the Lake, and the triumph was
n gratifying one. We trust thew will
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

Academy.
We are soon to have an Academy or
High School at McGregor. The site is
chosen, the money raised and the build
ing will 60 on at once. The enterprise is in
the hands of our very best men, and in
June we may expect to see an Institution
that will not be excelled in outward fin
ish or interior value in Northern Iowa.
We design abiding to it again more pur-
ticularly. Two competent Teachers are
wanted and Correspondence is invited.
Address G. 8. G. Scott.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

I County SEAr.-It will be seen from
the Proclamation of Judge Price tina,
Gutenberg is to be the County Seat fol
the next year. The vote stands, Gut.
tenberg 1877, Elkader 1864 pretty
close shave.
The Elkader Tribune says that thei,
town has majority of FIVE, but !fAot /.
not the case. Elkader is prepared to con-
test it! Better let it 60. Frank. PRrcl
may have had slow nag. but in this
race he proves to be the best rider. Who
bids next for the honor Of being the Cap
ital of Clayton Co?
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17
BOOTS & EMOES.
ATKINS g. STEELE,
LAT EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS

l4I EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
RHAxUrACTURERs and wholesale dealers in
Np Boots, Shoes & Rubbers.
Nine years experience in this business in the
west enables us to select and manufacture styles
and quality OF goods perfectly adapted to the
western trade. Our facilities are such that VIC
have at all times large stock to select from and
the prices are as low as can be found East or
west
ATKINS d STEELE.
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