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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

EMALE irregu iarities weakness, uterine displace-
IL ments and all local uterine difficulties and consti
tutonal troubles of women entirely cured by the
GkEFENBBRa MARsHALL's UrERINs CArHoLIcoN.
In this connection Miss Beecher sister OF the Rev.
Henry Ward Beccher in letters to the people, page
says: 81 have nine sisters aud sisters INLAY and Ia
female cousins all married. and all delicate and ang
Amid the immense circle Of my friends and acquair-
tanccs cannot recall ten married ladies' born in this
century and country, who perfectly healthy" In
cases however, where the Grfenberg Catholicon has
been used must say that health has taken the place
of disease, and ladies have become robust strong vi
gorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason, OF Elmra says: stDeautiful indeed Is
the confdng. trusting nature OF woman, bat how
much does IL need to be protected by q watchfulness
that will lead her. in time of disease appeal to med
ica adviser Of scientific education, moral worth and
purity of character" All these may be secured by ad-
dressing the Grefenberg Company.
II gives great pleasure certify to the
curative action of the Grefenbcrg MARSHALL. Uterine
Catholicon in all of female disease and to the
skill and high moral character of the medical depart-
ment Of the 0rnfenberg Company.
r fsi sss3 s Up. LAMBERT, n. NJ,
3 80 Auburn Four Corners Penn.
I'd an . Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly
ached to witness the feeble health of women as have
God however, that have oil these diseases give
way to tho GrGtcnberg Marshas Catholicon wherever
1t has been used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Ridgeway, Mich.
cannot find words to express my thanks to to the
medical adviser Of the Grnfenberg Company, whose
prescription of their Catholcon together with his able
and kind advice the means under Heaven, OF res
the failure of the best physicians in the country to
Afford me any relief. KATE n. HAMILTON,
Wilmington, Del.
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Kerr, Eldorado, box medicines; E
Il Reese, McGregor, box
kegs Printers lux. . ~ IL
Foster Aeore, 81. Paul box oil;
Spencer Beebee, Watervillc, bx medicine.
Miller & Sergeant, Rossville, BIZ medicine.
Fuller, Prairie du Chen, bxs, chest, trunk
Grimm, Prairie du CHEN, l pair bob sleds.
a Hayward, Prairie du CHEN, / bx, bag, pillow.
ingies Prairie du Chicn bx II II goods joints Of
nfpipe, old stove boiler and cont's,1 pkg II ware
toekettle, trunk, table, bsdstead, pr ehairs.
best, Prairie da Ohicn, I work bench.
- U RolE MoGrcgor, box. te-s.
Calvin Ford, 8 Dbl.
Bishop McGresor, bx hardware, l old wagon,
MD / Crandall, Prairie du Chen, BIZ goods, bdls
bedsteads.
Ole Wsld Prairie du Chen, bureau, table, ehairs
wP Babcock, Prairie du CHEN, bxs II II goods.
cnests, old pillow, bureau, sofa, Q bed ends,
John Hatch, Prairie du Chen, lumber wagon.
= Bennett. bbs liquor. JOHN LAWLER, As't.
Prairie du Chen, June Is, 1S59w6
IN order to give parties an opportunity to redeem
their Goods, the above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, AuGusr 10th, 1859, at the same hour and
place. JNO LAWLER Xeont
Prairie du Chen, July 2sth, 1859.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

An old Lady restored to comparative youth by Ioof
lands German Bitters. Philadelpha, June 5. '5S.
DR.. Q. NJ. JACKsoN-DEAR SIR IL am very old
and for years have been very miserable. Last winter
one OF my grandsons presented me with half dozen
gU S.a " y1uT D..ess, anu naace1 ne 70 y mem
for eau digest my iood now, and am free from the
rbrashny slant companion for the last forty
years. My grandson, when he the good effects Of
the Bttsrs, advised me to send you this certificate
Yours, &C., MRS. ANN PATTISON,
Cherry, below Ninth.
These Bitters are manufactured by DR..
G. NJ. Jackson, No. 41S Arch street. Phila-
delpha, and are sold by druggists and store
keepers in every town and village In the United states
per bottle. eaa 44w2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
Clayton county.
In the District Court OF
! Clayton couaty.
SEPTEMBER rsRn, 1850.

WIN. McLeoud Jane Nc
Leoud, John McIeoad. azsga -
Ross McLeoud, Ssrepts sBPrEABsR rsRn, 1850.
McLeoud, Andrew Andrew Smith, = "a
ITO SAID DEFENDANTS--You are hereby no.
1 tilted, that at the May term Of said Court suit
commenced in said cause, and that return was
made by the Sheriff Of "not FOUND" and that an or.
der made and entered that said notice be served
by publication. 90. .-.
You are therefore notified, that there is now on nls
in the office of the Clerk of the District Court Of said
county, petition of George loot and Mary loot, late
Mary McLeoud, claiming I you the partition OF the
following described Real Estate, to-wit: The south.
west one-fourth of northwest onefoarth OF north.
west fourth, and west fourth Of south.
west onefeurth Of northeast onefourth, and south
west onsfourth Of northeast onefourth Of southeast
onc-tourth and the northeast onefeurth Of south.
west fourth of southeast one-ourth, and north.
east of northeast onefourth Of southwest
one-fourth of section 16, township o., range west
nlso southwest one-fourth of northwest fourth,
and southeast onefourth of northeast onef0urth,
and northwest one-fourth of southeast onefourth
ana southeast onsOurth OF southeast ons-fburth or
lection TO- township 81, north range west also,
outh-west one-fourth o. southwest one-f fourth or
lection IS also south half OF northeast onsfourth,
md east half of northwest onefourth Of section p
lso northwest onc.fourth of northwest ouefourth
II sec o. all in township 81, N range W. 5th p. n.
md that unless you appear and answer thereto,
hefore the morning of the second day of the next term
=, the District Court Of said county, judgment will BE-
rendersd against you Is IN said petition prayed.
BAUGH ( SLOVENIAN,
August 9th, 1s5sw4 Plaintiffs Atty's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Branch Bank REORGANIZATION


THE undersigned hereby give notice. that they havc
associated, provided in the 18th Section OF the
Charter Of the State Bank of Iowa. for the purpose of
forming Branch OF the State bank Of iowa. at aIc-
Gregor. In CLAYTON county, iowa, with capital OF
FIFTY Thousand Dollars, and that Book Of Subserip-
ton for the Capital Stock Of said proposed Branch
viii b opened = the oise Of Msaxs Lee & Kinnaird
IN Mcdrsgor on the 9th day Of September next, and
be kept open TOR two successive days. from 10 o'coe
4. NJ, till o'clock, p. NJ, at which time and place.
oil parsons desiring to subscribe tho Capital stock
will have an opportunity OF doing 70.
LA HAYETTE DIOELOW. REUBEN NOBLE.
=. d. EATON, o. O. LEE
ELklOETs HRADLRY, "a GEO. l.. BASS, So
q. s. Q. SCOTT, T.. II. BARRON,
THOMAS ARNOLD, d. n. HOFFMAN,
3. STltOUsE, A. RICHARDSON
II. d. EVANS, @. A. SOUTHWARK
AMOS PEARSALL Ss% FEF9' +
MsGregor, Iowa, August l6, ls59w3 5 g
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE, IIs ssa
Enquire OF the subscriber. R.;,si
WILLIAM T. LATHAM. -g5s;AA
McGregor, Iowa, August H. ls59tf
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!. District Court Of Clayton county, Lora.
sEPrSNB1R TERM, A. D. 1850.
III w SANFORD NJ pATRICK IIRKyN

THE defendant in the above entitled cause, having
been returned s'not found, is hereby notified that
on $he "a day of May, D. 1859, the said Plaiuti6
commenced his suit against him, and fled petition
said cause claiming Of him two hundred dollars,
money due ON promissory note and also asking .
decree Tor the foreclosure of bond for the copyy
ance OF certain lands for which said note ~
ana for the sale of said lands and that unless he APP
pears and answers thereto, before the morning
OF the second day OF said term Of said court, which
commences on the third Monday, being the 10th day
or September, A. D. 1859, q decree will be rendered
against him thereon in accordance with the prayer Of
inc petitioner. YHOS. CPDEGRATF,
Il. ODRLL, Atty for Petitioner Cpk Of Dis. Court.
August 8, lS69w4 :.
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McGregor Post ONCE.

MAILS leaving the McGrcgor Post ONCE, will close at
the following specified times until farther notice.
Wzsr UNION, daily, at 6:45, \. n. .....
DEcoRAH, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
7:l5, A. II. E i - .f.z -
WISCONSIN,, and Up-River, daily, At $3.50, ?. II.
CHICAGO, and Eastern, at 1880, p II. Z, N
A. P. RICHARDSON, Post Matter.
McGregor, July q, 1850.
n. B.--Persons desiring the of Boxes at the
Once, will attend to paying for them quarterly, In
adrancc. Postages on Newspapers, arc required in
ddrance, and it will save me much trouble, II the
ter, will be charged dosbls, Is required by Law.
sgsi IF. HAMMERS, Ass't r., ~.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

Weather, Markets, &c.
The weather Is hot, but che health Is good--the
river Is going down quite rapidly. Wheat is mostly in
stack. Oats very heavy Corn Is quite green yet
but this hot time viii bring it to maturity before Sept
Goth. 4%9 4
On yesterday, the town full OF teams and people,
but very little new Wheat yet offering. few loads
have come in, ana on Monday, sales were Effected at
60 cents, but advises from Europe from the East ana
from the South, SO discouragine that Tuesdays
sales were made at IS cents. It seems as though
every grain buyer throughout the world, was waiting
to soc what will turn up. There Is scarcely any de-
mand for wheat or -four in any market It thought
that the excessive heat in Europe will njurc the pot
to CROP the harvest in France Is reported not good
and upon these ticipations, II is hoped wheat may
advance At present, there Is little prospect of its
going Tower, and except In Of necessity II Is q
we'll to hold on few weeks -.-.s. sc7rE
Wheat, s. cents; Oats, 20 Corn, 50 Butter, 10;
Eggs, Hides, Is Potatoes, IS to so; Tomatoss Is
cents peck Chickens 81 90 per dozen Cabbage,
sets each Green Corn, 10cts per dozen Hey, S5 90
Wood, $2,oo to $50 Backberries, to 1octs quart
LUMBER, At very low figures for Cash-Bradley L Co.
tolls they have 10000 feet which they want to
change cheap for Cash or Trade.
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State Of Io,ea, Clayton county.
vs.. District Court OF Clayton count

William Moncrief. sEPrsNBsR TERM, 4. .. 1885,.
SIR-You are hereby notified that there IL now on
- file in tho Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court
OF Clayton county Iowa. Petition Of Alexander Hsay.
claiming Of you the foreclosure OF . mortgage and
judgment, for the amount found due thereon. Said
mortgage was given by VIM. 3. WHhrow, to Alsxan-
der Feay, to secure the payment Of hundred dol
lars and interest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent
and that unless appear and thereto on Or
before tho morning Of the second day Of the next term
Of said District Court, to be holden in said county
the 10th day OF September, f. 1859, judgm emit will
be rendered against you. X. ODELL, Atty
BY order Of THos. uPDRaRAPT G. D. G. for Plaintiff
August 9, 1S50w4 @t'# l.r t.#r
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GRhY EAeLE.-Commcdore Harris Of thsMississ-
ippi Fleet Of Steamers passed mp Friday evening
from st. Louis to st. Paul In his splendid Eagle
This boat Ia now in the 81. Louis aud St. Paul line
wherc all the boats should be II long voyages, good
cshts and large passenger list will pay better than
lines nom each one-horse town the river to the
north and south ports Of the Upper Mississippi.
The Eagle unloaded IL wagons which were shipped
at this port las spring on the ASnt Lefty by COM
pany from Portage City, Wis.,, bound for Pixies psa4
It will be ssn'cmbered that tho Lofty sunk near ROD
Island aud the wagons have lain In tho water until
lately. They look now like old Affairs, paint all on
the wood and rust in abundance the iron but after
so long . soaking the tire hangs on well!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

AND Yer AnornER.-Just as we go to press
we are in receipt of Q lengthy letter from J. O.
CRossy, Esqr, in defence of Mr.. PowERs, the
Republican candidate for Senator in the Chick.
asaw District. As Messrs. Crosby and Clark
write substantially the same we may not pub
lish both their communication. The friends of
Mr.. Powers rally to his rescue with cLivalric
devotion. and our Bradford friend viii see that
the 2Emss' allusion TO this gentleman has given
him very wide notoriety.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17


The property known - the "Teabout Ware.
house" and fixtures has this day passed into the
hands of Geo. L. Bass and Robert Grant by
purchase from Geo. w. Brownell, Esq. This
10 one of the largest and most commodious
Warehouses on the Father of Waters. Bass
&. GRANT will at once commence to overhaul,
refit and put 1t in tiptop order with view to
going largely into the purchase and storage Of
Produce as we'll as the transaction Of q general
Feswarding and Commission businssAa a
It is probable that the new owners may ap.
pirate portion of this mammoth building to
the storage and sale Of Agricultural Imple-
msnts and Seeds, business in which they have
both been somewhat extensively engaged dur.
ing their residence in Iowa. We predict for
the new firm thifty commerce with the inte-
rior from the start, as both parties are well and
favorably known and there are not two harder.
working men in the west. 81. aNz
Next week their Advertisement will appear
in our columns s.sn.. rs.e ss
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

KIssKa.-BuRNs, an ablo writer and an old friend
Of ours has just succeeded to tho Edorsp ofthe Ply
mouth (Ind) Democrat. Burns compliments our
Times highly and places under obligation In all.
SION to line or two Of ours referring to $50 fine In
Tennessee for kissing lady, Burns says he has had
lots ofkisses from lady who did not object bit nor
try to collect Aue. @fA ss
We think the salutcs aid not hare been 70 fine a.
the one obtained by our Tennessee man or the lady
submitted to Burns labia application upon the sc
tural ground s'That ye resist not evii''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
A Thief Caught.


On Saturday last Van valkenbcrg arrested man
Of 20 to ~ years of charged with stealing Daguer
rian likeness at the house Of q. d. Reynolds seven
miles Of this place. The circumstances are briefly
about A. follows: The man, calling himself JAMES
GRIsR BYnRs was travelling on foot west of McGrcgor
and stayed all night at Reynolds' Hotel-the picture
was missed from the bedroom after he was gone He
stopped ut Myers Hotel for dinner (ton miles farther
wes and while the stage passengers dining he
changed his old vase fer well-flled one and
struck for corn field the road. He was fol-
lowed and after search the papers Of the stage
passengers found scatter cd about on the ground
the thief had escaped. This happened several days
ago. Tho daguereotype was found in the valiso
Byers left in exchange and being recognized It was
returned to Reynolds.
On Saturday Byers recognised In tswn by Rey-
nolds' son who happened to be here and his app-
cation warrant issued and tho arrest made.
Fortunately the stage from the west came in about
tho same hour and brought with the passenger whose
valise had been stolen and ried The coat and ssrt
Byers was wearing wore recognized BY the passenger
As his and tho interesting though shallow thief was
sent up by Justice Arnold for sixty days. It is said he
snapped horse and buggy some weeks since at Gar
navillo for bundle Of old panoramic scenery worth
ito weghtin rags It is probable that this horse and
buggy were stolen somewhere in northcrn Iowa. ss
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So. 11ot1co. aa. MIR.
Milwaukee & Mis-. Warehouse Sale.

TIE following described property will be sold q
Railroad, at PRAIRIE DU CHEN, on Saturday
July 80, proximo. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to deffay
Freight and charges thereon unless called fer before
that time .st.
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Commentator talented Republican
friend Hon. A. b. WEssER, Of Albert Lea,
Minnesota, was the recipient of very credita.
BILE vote in their State Convention % Secretary
of State. We differ 20 widely with WIS. in
politics that we probably could not have voted
for him had we been citizen OF the Moccasin
State, but it would have given US no pain 10
learn that he had succeeded in the nomination
He is a "trump" always when hearts are on the
deck, as
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

GaEss -Fsuirs.-Redding, At Hurlburts pew
stand, has nice apples and pasasble peaches for
salA He j. expecting Melons tbis week.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

On Saturday last our townsman, E. F. Jacobs.
laid on the table Of this Office several specimens
of Copper ore or float obtained near Wauzeka.
Crawford county, Wisconsin. Mr.. Jacobs and
Mr. Milton McCraney have been at work in
that region prospecting aud mining in Lead for
the Last month, and they report to US very
successful experiment. The Lead region is on
ne Elttls Kiclapoo, and MeCraney (who is an
OLD miner assures US that the indications OF an
seesnity Of Lead thereabouts arc unmistakable.
There are fortunes there both in Lead and Con.
per for those who viii seek them. The Conner
aess = found near Lathrops Cave. in the same
Eesion. and -when times Improve little Mr..
Lashfor. Who 4 most obliging gentleman 10
Visions and explorer, VIII take measures 70
have the land thoroughly prospected. Its quite
probable that virgin Copper in large quantities
en- be obtained % soon ~ proper nachiperv
aaphA hossht 70 hssr. Who knows but CIV.
ford county. With al IL roughneas Of surface.
nay Jet Be III richest region 10 the State,
to Ne DigsiAe. you leave the Rail.
- = Sankey's, beyead Wsazeka.
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For the North Iowa Time,

For the North Iowa Times.
Col Riehdrdsoss. 1.-The AOid Clay toni corrsspon.
dsns q the Herald, is nistaken, n TO supposss tho
Democracy Of Clayton county certain to elect the
nominees Of the Democratic party at the October cleo
tion From present appearances, I conclude the
Democrats will DO Is likely to have refractory men In
their party, as our Republican friends.
regret that my friend, (and have no doubt he 70
my friendly the correspondent OF the Herald should
over estimate my qualifications think his ardor will
cool whom he reads the result OF the Democratic Con.
vsntien and finds that he is mistaken in my popular
ity have invariably said to my friends, they I'D
better select soma competent to serve them
In the State Legislature IL they do not, II u not my
fault. ~ 1857 ss@ @
Our candidate for Governors Is At for any position,
from Governor to President Of tue United States. My
first choice for President i 8. A. DoUuLAs II he can
not b. nominetsd, my next choice Il our Democratic
nomines for Governor, II he Is not elected Governor
Of Iowa. Yours, respectfully, D. HAMMER.
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.f-ss 1850 LOST.
DETWEAN the store or Msrrin h Barron and the
Id Brisk Ohureh, Nrass Store Key. The 6ndsr will
DO suitably rewarded by leaving the al tkis scs
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BOOK -sIHDEa.-Such machine 10 wanted
It McGfegor very much. Who will address
the TINS once nrelation 70 II
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RxsIosED.-Geo. L. Rass declines 70 GIL the
Office of Mayor any longer. Dr.. jon. Low
Alderman of thc--Ward viii probably be
selected TO serve out the unexpired term.
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II. s. GRAHoER-The Press of LAT week
recommends this gentleman for Treasurer Of
the county. Granger isone Of the most worthy,
capable and obligins men in the United States.
Esqr. Olmstead or JohnG CARRIER is the fayorite
of the Press for County Judge. se
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

A HAassHrLL.-Ata clam-bake in Norwich.
Ct, gentleman dropped his gold watch ia the
pot with the CLAIMS. He refused to have the
CLAIMS disturbed, and at the end Of forty min.
stes when they we're taken from the pot the
watch all glowing with heat WINS found - busy
ticking - ever. and had not lost moment du.
ring its salamander-like experiment.
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Great Bargains!
~ Wishing to CLOSE OUT ..
ALL SLIM NrER GnnnG

ALL SUMNER GOODS,
To make room for HEAVY FALL PURCHASES.
VIII ofier my entire stock for the NEXT THIRTY
DAYS, ERt tf VI o.
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Best styles Of $500 Bonnets for $500
!: ! Sc Sc g : IS
800 |" 200
on cent Bonnets for 25cts, 10 Ct. Bohnets for
Rich Grenadines, latest style for so
Lawns to Is cents Best style OF Prints. IL
BEST style De Bage, 10 centr. s :
Noe is the time for Bargains
McGregor, July rs, ls59ws
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A POISONED UNpERsrANplNo-SwiL of
the In Crescent Banner has poisoned his feet
30 that both Of them are carried in sling
"Brick" thinks that the sling must be large to
hold them both.
If part Of that sling hasn't few into his head
before this time It will be remarkable failure.
ALE. we are very sorry for you, but you ought
not to have proposed US for that laborious
Washington duty a. . member of the l. o. S.
M. The responsibilities Of G. r. &c. at the
National Capital are Of too diabolical eharsc-
ter for any one short of . natural member to
assume
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MILWAUKEE e. MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD NOTICE!

-
E<=s 81 s. s6
N order to enable the Agent of the Railroad Com
pany to notify parties OF the arrival Of their goods
at Prairie du Chien station those shipping Freight
tho
Mileaukee and Mississippi Railroad,
are requested to mark thereon its final destination or
the
Post Office Address Of tho Owner,
thereby preventing extra charges for STORAGE or
unnecessary delay aer the reception Of the Goods at
the Railroad terminus. il hoped that the impor-
lance Of this requirement, will be SUFFICIENT to induce
compliance on the part OF consignces.
The Merchants Of low. and Mnnesota. are hereby
informed that their Goods will be allowed to remain At
the Railroad Company's Ware house, in Prairie du
Chen, for TWENTY DAYS after their arrival
FREE OF STORAGE CHARGES; this Is done in order to
enable parties at distance obtain their Goods over
this route, on the most favorable terms.
DAMAGES and ovERcHAnaEs win be promptly aud
satisfactorily settled upon the delivery Of the goods at
Prairie du Chien. J. LAWLER, Agent
~ q N. X. r., Praiyje DIV Ckins.
W. JERVIS, Sup't, Nil.caakee.
August II, 1sSSyl |gf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

CounrY JUDcE-1he Guttenburg Register
mentions the name Of Gibbs Douglas, Esq, for
this Office Mr.. D. is scholar and . lawyer ;
he is too fond Of the Independence Of private
life to make very pushing aspirant and We do
not expect to see him nominated though we
have heard the name of no better qualified gen.
ueman on the Republican side.
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New FLous-B. F. Spalding, of the Giard
Mills, brought Us sack of Flour from new
Wheat Il was exceedingly palatable when
made into bread, and = all Of the Wheat is now
secured w can rely on having more Of the same
sort for the balance Of the year