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The Washington union., 1858-06-30
No. eO3, w 4:
By the President Of the Ux14 W

TN pursuance Of aw T. James BaelanK2ms ffGxtd4ut
o. & ns 1nd % states STATE q ~ ia =. M ssssy ss "a .als
fees in the Tsstosf ~ NEAaSA the periods hereinafter
Al ,he commencing Monday the aa
dav Ss ss for the i.ora "a the public lands
! follow ing named townships Viz:
! RorsA # y rrsnpa, ..-sdiam
Thai part township the Fox sua am
Breed, Sernaha reservation, Of range ~
and Hall Breed Noaha rescs saton Aud fractional ownsh~ and
TINT Ia township Fox rsserva,s
township the parts townships and oassas q the AAk
Thai 0f township outside q :s sss and p.
% 's~a.s p q rsss %S''s' a. ''s A4A
Townshlps ! :, 3 :, and q Of range H.
3s:ss :ss:s:. 1:ss:s;s. ing ing ::: i
NmsAxA Csr, commencing GU Monday M,
.1t. ay ~er ns ior the d'Aal Of tho public 4naa within
North @ As oae lia and f tAe siA pnc;pa, seysdsa~
Fractional townships and q range 10.
Township and fractional townships TO- H. and range
Townships 49, 10, II, and H. and fractional township 49,
Township SO, 10 and II, and fractional oSnsAa .na Isl
Townships slo and H. and fractional township H. Of rang.
Townships g. O. TO- H. townships 49, is aud
townships aud ls and fractional townships H. TO-
Cry commencing on Monday the ssA
day Smbr Hr ior the disposal Of tho pubnc hnds within tho
following named townships, viz:
IF Of priacsrcl sssvsaiam
Fractional townships IL, a. Is, and 10, az range
Fractional townships IL, a. and IL, of
Fractional townships IA ana 49, townships H. 10 and
iouai townships III 49, ~ and TO- u range IA s
Fractional wnshp H. townships H. IA l5 TO-
fractional tow rshls ~ and 20. Of range IL.
Fractional townships H. 13 and a. townships
N, and 90 Of range TO-
Fractional townships "a, 49, ID,
90, OF range o.
Lands By law for the schools, military other
purposes Will tc excluded from he sales 49,
The offering Lands viii be commenced the days
pointed VIII afvertissd,
shall
shah than
The lands will be admitted until afcr tho expiration
the weeks f4
my hand tho city Washington thiriieth
March, Donl thousand eight hundred
eight
JAMES BUCHANAN
by the President:
Tnos A HsxDGcKs, a4ee
Conmlsssoner Of the General Land oalcs.
NOTICE 10 PRE- EfrrioN CLAIMANTS.
to thr nf cmptton
townships anee
establish the the
or the land Gce, ard xdx eror
practicable ant before the ay appointed
the nbc the
clalnfed, Otherwise such claim viii hef ortsnd.
TfHss A HENDRICKS,
Ap 3,-lawtls Commissioner of the General IAnd
nel and ssar.J g@li
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
mo. B0a.

Notice Of q change In the limits OF thess North
eastern !" and :" N0rthwcstern" " Land Distrfcts
In Minnesota.
TN PURSUANCE Of tho provisions OF the act Of
Congress approved May H. 1885, to amend the approved
July g. 1856 entitled An act 10 establish two additional Land Dis
Ia tho Territory nf Mnncs0ta Il hereby declared
known that te western isi. 4 Inc dArst n Mn
extended to Tho line dividing ~ the
soxthern limit of the Northwestern Hstrirt Cam
encnR At the print the eastern sdc 0 M Asais<p
present south line touches the teuuc river
shc point orposc the utersieaon with The river % stand
parallel tcuce along said parallel oahe
ude meridian number ar thence along gn meridian u te
standard parallel thencc hopS parallel
hshed.r '7tg
Given under my hand at the city Washington 2sH day Il
May, A. H. 1858 T1fOU A. HENDRICKS n
Commissioner of the Land tjtscc
Nay S0--1aw0w [InlclkStat.l
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
mo. Go5l
Notice or the Creation or Three Additional
Land Districts In tho st ito ef California and
Establishment OF the Ofl1ces therefor.

TN PURSUANCE Of the Act Of Congress- approved
March 1853 entitled additional lAnd
trici IN tho State tara and c other purposes which act
establish additional districts.
exceeding three, Which districts shall respectively
places which established
IA hereby declared and made known that three additional
tricts have been established In sad state M CaDh and the o.
ofsccs have been located Enlowe
AZ the OF Hi MRorDr Ear the Hun.kold
Al the town Of STOCKTON, >kxison ~
Al the town Of visaIia, the 7" Visafia
The Offices fr the Upper Z Middle
remain al their present SITES until otherwise ordered
Given under hand the City Washing this fifteenth
May, A. H. 1865.
BY order Of the President.
TIIdS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner OF the General Land Onle,-
finteHStar
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Post 0bice.-A good many persons complain
of not receiving their papers regularly out OF
the fost Offices vest Of us--particularly is this
the case at Monona. In reply to private let.
ter WRITTEN by 70 2. n. E. IAs, hs says ia
complainaats come to the Office but seldom
they usually send for their papers By any one
they sec going along the road, ard he,,cc it is
not strange that the papers never reach the SUBJ
scriber. To remedy this Mr.. Emery will here
after require written order from the complain
ing parties. for all mail matter. This is pretty
stern, but our subscribers should no. charge
neglect upon an office when the blare arises
from their Own careless manner Of doing bust
ness. We have been in Post Offices for mary
years and We know there is no position in life
that requires the same responsibility or that
brings with it such frequent and oftentmes un-
just complainings, without dime Of real re.
muncyation.
Mr.. Emery says, "your papers come regu.
larry to the Office and have been given out with
equal regularity,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Lntrary-An Association or Lyceum has
been formed in town. Its place of meeting is Fra
sers School room-time Tuesday evenings. Geo.
T. Basset and D. Lefingwell opened the debate
last night as disputants.
On Tuesday evening next, Nov. Goth, the
following will be taken up:
"Resolred, That the public career of Napoleon
Buonaparte was beneficial to mankind"
Affirmative. Jno T.. Peck and H.E Newt II,
Negative, Robt. Grant aud John Andiok. We
are just informed that the officers Of this highly
President, H. E. Newell, Secretary, and D. D.
Fraser, Treasurer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Ihanksgiuimg.-On Thursday the Ssh TO-
morrow the Methodsts and Cong,egationalists
of McGregor will meet at the Methodist cru Oh
to hear a thanksgiving Sermon by Rev. Mr.
Wadsworth. All the eastern people will attend
from habit, all the southern and western folks
will 60 because Thanksgiving is a good insti
tuition.
Wonderful destruction may be expected
among the Turkeys on the day before
In the evening the Methodist Society will
have Festival and Supper at Kennedys Hall
Tickets will be 50 cents the proceeds to 60 to
the benefit of the Methodist Church. This will
be convenient and palatabls way to aid good
cause. and we expect to see a full turn out of
old and young men with their wives and sweet
hearts. Tickets for sale at Scott g. Bro 9. and
C. C. Bicknell's stores.
All persons are requested to procure Tickets.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

fRvERsFerers, like every other form of disease 70
which the human system is liable, is cd BY impure
gumors This being eau ed by the rapid action
VI bie oi"ou tf"S.H'S -~ff'
east out Of the body the corrupt matter which deadly
opposed to health Hence the good and the bad hui.
mors are at war with each other, and the comnotion
which follow. causes fever and heat The symptoms Of
fever are various causing heaviness languid difcult
sre thing, eyes dun and heavy anxiety, sghinp and
yawning alternate fits of heat and cold After which
the patient COMPLAINS Of pain in the head and back
great thirst, and sickness a fulness about the
stomach, and sometime vomiting bilious matter. DR..
More Indian Root Pills Acknowledged to be
strengthening and delightful medicine for all kinds of
fevers. They not only cleanse the tomach and bowels
from all bilious matter but they open the excretory
vessel, eau ing them to pour copious efu ions from
the blood into the bowes after which the corrupted
mass Is thrown out by the natural pa sage OF the
body All that j. required, in urgent of fever
will be to take large In order to have them ope-
rate thoroughly by the bowels, take from three to five
night and morning. until the entirely d.. appear
After which, from to four every evening" until well
and you will be convinced this is the best way to
check fever, becau they drive out all inflammation
and rsstore to the body to state of sound health.
And the blood and other Hud will be thoroughly,
purified that disease in any form will be utterly impo-
sible. IOWA
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
in medicines
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Tanning.-Read Mr.. Davis Card, headed,
"The Art Of Tanning" He is the best work.
MAN in the west, and those who have any doubts
of the excellence of the Daniels Process or the
skill of Mr.. D., can be converted by visiting
the McGregor Tannery.
This Process is really Of great value to the
west and we are surpi sed that business men
are so slow In giving it trial. It is cheap,
quick plan Of turning our surplus hides into
what we must necessarily have. good Leather.
Stop at the Tannery when you drive into
town and examine the fixtures and the stock.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

The Mark1ts, Gc.-Foreign advices give no
hope Of a f'reigndemand for grain At Chicago
and Milwa kee. Sping VII at isl s.. Pork ia
active in bo'h cities ut $i,75 to $50. Flo r
low and dull though the grain trade is a little
be ter than it was last week.
Al McGregor. Wheat is 80 to SO, Oats % to
30, Corn IS. Hides and l3. Posk is active
and sells quick at 1915 to 4,25. Evans &
Egbert ship ed l20 hogs. one day last week
p"rR.R. Beefperquarter 216 to 3>S. Wood
on levce 81 rs, on street $3.50. Poultry abun.
dant at good prices. -.3
The weather is mild and snowy, roads good
for wheels and the town is full Of teams daily
The ice has passed away in the river channel
and the Ferry, McGreeor, is plying regularly
We may have boats up from Dubuque before a
final close. -..s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24
COM NJ L X CI A h..
McGregor Market,

Wednesday, Nov. "a. 1858.
Corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON Il CO
Wholesale Grocers Il Druggists.
EXCHANGE on N. Y, buying IL, selling on
Milwaukee and Chicago, selling LIS Saint Louis, sci.
ling 81. Gold buying l-2, selling premium.
PRODUCE.-Wheat IS to SO. Flour $50 to AIS
Oats 80 to As Barley IS. Corn &c. Potatoes 40to So
Beans 10 to SO. Butter 10 to ~. Lard nomna a..
Eggs to Q. Cattle, gross, Sc. Sheep $50 to 900
Beef dressed to g. Hogs dressed 3 to 4.
FRUITs.-Green Apples $50 dried IL. Raisins
$50
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES advanced, "a to Q Ia. Coffee
sugar IL to IL Powdered aud crushed IL IL Mo-
ses, tnew)45 to So syrup IS to CO. Coffee prime Rio
IL 10 l3. Crackers to Z. Saleratus bulk l-2;
Rabbits toS. Tobacco rs to 40-smoking to 10,
Wlssv 25 to 20. Candy Is.
SALT-S2,lO.
FlsH-Mackerel $50 to $50 Cod 6l-2; White 1875
Water Lime 4,5o Plaster to g. Domestic Lime 81.
OILs-Bbl. Lard is Whale 80 to sl,O0 Lnseed
Ito. Soap IL. Candles mould ~ l2 to Is l-2, Ad.
amantine rs.
HIDES Dry nint 13 IL: Green 5 IL.
/ SUNDRIEs.-Nails $4,25. Pelts Is. Wood Its to
White Lead 8 to 10. Lumber IL, Is, rs, 80 Lath
3 to l-2 Shingles to S. Sole Leather 26 to Is.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24
Bellevue, Iowa, Nov
THE LIVES OF THREE CHILDREN LosTl

THE LIVES OF THREE CHILDREN LosTl
And the last and only child given up to die with
CONSUMPTION! Read the following statement Of a
highly respectable Druggist.
MIR. Wm Woricy, of Hancock county, Ohio, impart-
ed the following information to Isrea Green Agent
in Findlay.
Mr.. Worley had lost three, out of family Of four
fourth and last child taken down. and contn ued
to worse and wore until the family dispared
his life sister of MIR. Worley advi ed him to try
tie of me, and admin strict accordance with
the directions, containing its through entire
night. Next morning the child commenced vomiting
copously, and threw up than pint OF matter ,
the relief was instantaneous. The child commenced
improving, and is (three weeks after using the Bal
sam quite we'll Mr. Worley thinks that his child will
soon enjoy robust health. ISRAEL GREEN.
Findlay. Ohio Feb Is, 1858. IOWA
BoLLEs, SMITH i Co. Ia South Water St. Chicago,
Western Agents. to whom all orders 81. uld be address
ed, For sale by Hoffman, Benton & Co., in McGregor,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Not Suited.-Senator Hammond, one OF the
reported fre-eaters of the South has lately made
cool, dispassionate. sensible speech, but
Northern Repu' ,lican Ed tors instead of speak
ing we'll of him and endeavoring "to dry vi"
Of our great coniedercy. are busy in ridiculing
him. impeaching his motives and in every way
tanning the fame of discord which Hammond'a
good sense has taught him to throw away!
When man, North or South talks RICH,
why not receilss 1t ~ sign of fair weather N
politics and OF psace between the States CAM
you lice without discussions in the American
family?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24
Don Juan aud Dudu,
Might also have been true.

Temperance.--On Thursday night last we
attended the meeting Of the McGregor TEN.
pcrance Society. Mr.. Fuller delivered very
acceptable address, the Choir sung gloriously
and good degree Of enthusiasm was mani.
tested.
Charley Remick was called out at the close
and be fairly electrified the house in an off
baud speech Of twenty minutes. The pledge
| was circulated and several new names were
| obtained to it, Great interest is taken in THU
cause by our young people and good result;
are sure to follow. On thursday Dec. Cd, thu
next meeting will take place.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24
Douglas

AOusoloS
The Fortnight procession and other cere-
monies il, honor of tie Doug las triumph cam :.
off in Chicago on Wednesday night last. The
Times represents it as The grandest show ever
witnessed in that SNOWY city. The Press g.
Tribune throws cold water on the Times report,
but admits that it was ali extensive affair."
Stephen delivered one of his good speeches as
usual, and all went off splcndidly.
The friends of Mr.. Douglas are pushing his
Presidential claims now with an energy that
implies determination to succeed, but we can
not help fearing that they have taken "time 50
much by the forelock' as TO pull all the old
fellows furelock out before the day Of trial
comes. Douglas wants the next year for re-
pose and the Cancellation of his democratic op-
ponents before he can safely be pushed for the
Executive nomination. Too much hurry and
the inevitable irritation and sourness it will
bring with it. are the dangers the Little Giant
has to fear. A forced candidate can neither
succeed in convention or before the people.
We charge nothing for advice.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24
Muskyats The Milwaukee papers and man

Muskyats. Milwaukee papers and many
others are discussing the future on Muskrat
principles. Our young readers will believe us
when we tell them that the guess of ashrewd Sen
sible, reasoning animal like man is of no great
value in reporting future weather TO US, but that
guess or calculation is infinitely more reliable
thanall the signs to be gathered from the con.
duct of muskrats Don't allow anybody to
stuff you with such philosophy as rat-ism or
cornhusks. Prepare for good cold winter and
then let Providence arrange the weather to suit
the wants of all his creatures.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

A Re7'edy,-It is reported in some of the
papers that Bourbon Whisky mixed with bread
Or some article of food palatable to rats will get
them all tight and it is then an easy matter to
destroy them. So fa7 as our observation ex-
tends, whisky has produced more rats than it
ever destroyed-we have seen two men within
tue last five years who had an occasional COL
ony Of them 50 numerous as to FIJI all the boots
and shoes that could be placed on their feet !;
even the beds on which these men rcclined were
crawling with rats and serpents. while the Devil
seated on their hearts. played the par, of night
mare!
Bows, make motto of this
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24
Boys, make a motto of this.
White and Blsck.-In the Ripon (Wis) Tine

White and Blsck.-In the Ripon (Wis) Times
is the following:
"Mdrriad-In this city by the Rev. B. B.
Parsons, Mr.. Moses Murray Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
to Miss L. Story Of Ripon.''
The groom in the above case is negro, black
as night, and the bride a white girl Of sixteen
years Her parents reside at Ripon, but did
not learn Of the prospective wretchedness Of
their daughter, until it was too late to avert
it,
Here is the result of the equality doctrine Of
few Of the fanatics that damn the Democratic
party. How do you like the style?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24
THE ART OF TANNING.

MUCH Is said the subject OF Tanning and 6ni D.
1 ing Leather but very little Is known experiment.
~ in this western country about 1t and especially in
making Leather with yapenica.
have had much practical experience in the manu-.
facture ofLeather Of most kinds and can, With cona-
dence, say to the public that can make good IN
article OF Leather With Japonca and made better than
usuy made and sent to the West propose to make
II part Of my bu ness in futue teach persons the
full practical art of Tanning and currying Leather
made with Japonca. I have permenantly located my
self in McGregor, Iowa. can learn any practical man
the art of tanning in few weeks, that he
age the business in connection with his tsnnery, which
Of course he must have to carry on business. Any
person wishing information to my ability will please
call At the Mcregor Tannery where he Leather
Of superior quality, equal to any French kip cali
the country boast Of My terms from three to
five dollars per day and all expenses paid and ou.
have plenty Of persons whom refer TO- but pre-.
fers to have them call and for themselves. All
kinds OF leather will be Manufactured the Mc0regos
Tannery Sole, Harness, skirting Bride, Collar, Up.
per, French kps and calf Deer SKINS dressed for gloves
mitens, strings overcoats. All kinds of Furs dress
cd In superior manner. There will also DO found q
superior article of water proof Backing, by tho box,
ounce or pound Any person persons who wish ia
negotiate for county. town shop Rights for tanning
with =. Daniels Process will do we'll to call on me.
McGregor, Iowa. Nov. 90, 1858 IL. DAVIS,
n10tf Practical Tanner.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24
SPECIAL NNTlCES.

THE DRUGS commonly admin tered 20 Ever a. d
Ague patients generally ruinou TO the ystsm In.
stead Of cura i've and strengthening yet the rums
devised by scf-Suhcent old women not much bet.
ter. Something needed which shall be the product
Of profound skill in the healing art yet beyond the or
binary routine Of the profess This desideratum Is
supplied by the distinguished DR. HosrRrrRR, whose
Bttcrs take rank among the most wonderful medicines
ever devised. Its effect speedy and certain. Even
the most settled Of the disease yield the tonic
properties of the bitterS wi
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Balis.-An ertempore dance was got up at
the Broad Gauge on Monday night. The mu.
sic was by The Clayton band-we hear it much
commended. There was full house out, and
all went as merry as usual. Our ball-goers
must not forget the MONDELL DANCE on
Wednesday night (this EVENING" There'll be
a time
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Gone.-A. G. Case. Esq. late bachelor Of
Bradford, Passed through McGregor one day
last week en- route east with Mrs. Case The
marriage took place on the morning previous
to his arrival here. We have no particulars.
except that he looked unusually well and SEEM
ed as though lie had entered On new mode of
existence. We wish the pair great ha| piness.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

The Cabic.-An electrician in Europe proposes
to restore the cable for large interest in it
the hope of a restoration is slim. They are re.
laying the Valentia end with large wire. The
Boston Post thinks the stockholders have found
the cable paying-out concern and that thei'
investment is sinking. fund
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Prostitution The Board of Aims House
Governors of NJ York city, have published an
official History Of Prostitution it is a fearful
record to peruse. There are six thousand pub
lie prostitutes in that city. The majority are
from to Is years of age. One half of them
have had illegitimate children. The average
life Of a courtezan is 4 years. -Four millions
of dollars are Invested in the business. The
annual expenditure ia seven millions. There
are two thousand public courtexans maintained
annually at Blackwel's Island by the city au.
theri ties, one half these are from the counties
of Europe, the rest are our own people; New
York furnishes 349, New England l72. the
middle States SOS, the South and West only
~ each. Ireland and Germany lead the van
among the forcign-boln.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Ne,o Fl m.-The Mc2,NNIE Brothers tone
of them formerl with + Sto se) have purchas.
ed V r. MilIer's stock and they will beiound
surrounded with STOVES & rIN.W ARE a,
the old stand on Main Street N, more
accommodating neighbor, mechanic or Mer-
chant lives, than Alex. Mckinnie and we ex.
pect he will d. large b siness.
Next week they will declare their intentions
ihr ,uph tho 7yu,es
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

u The doctors of N. York city are having
rich time with Mr.. Groux, who, by some
malformation of the chest, is able to exhibit
the exact rulsations ofhis heart. The stomach
has been seen in working order, but this is the
first exhibition Of living heart aud its prin-
ciple of action
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Goods at Cost.-See COOKS proposition in
our Advertising Columns. He is CLOTH
ING the naked at COST! Now is the tune
t. buy an Osercoat for q little money, it will
be cold soon and you will be compelled to pur-
chase ut high prices It's a pleasure TO buy
anything of Cook-Charley Case looks 20
handsome when he is busy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Female Physicians. reformers of the
east are again agitating the question of educa-
ting girls for Physicians. If the practice
becomes common. the female practitioners will
find scores Of sick bachelors at McGregor. We
believe that our old boys would keep their beds
from Noveu,ber till April il pretty young
doctgces would administer medicine to them
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

Deafh-It pains us 10 announce the death on
Friday Last, of our fellow citizen and friend,
LIE GsAsD OLMsTED. of Monona, Clayton Co.
The deceased was born in Vermont he was
orc of the lienears of Clayton County. He
leaves large Connection to mourn his death.
The Masonic order, Of which he was worthy
member, followed the remains of their brother
to the grave on Sunday last.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-24

War.-We learn from some Of the legal
chaps that Judge Murdoch and Hon. John I.
Clark had few words in Court at Waukon and
that the result was the fine and Imprisonment
Of Mr.. Clark for contempt of Court. The
matter was all settled however without great
injury to either.