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and advanced towards Air. Old. He WAS inma.
dSteiy requested by Mr. Old aud AR. Davis to
'etLlrn 70 ms position, which he promptly did.
Soi; Davis, accompanied BIZ the surgeon on
l'S sue advanced to his principal, asked If he
were MT received q negative answer, aud re
turning, asked Mr.. Old what proposi;ion he bai,
70 make AIR: Old replied he had none-"that
ne ne Withdrew his principal from the field: Mr..
f" tSe having refused to fire at AIR. Aylett he
could not ask another fire." After short in
tefVal, Col Davis, without consulting his prin-
elPa!, asked Mr.. Old if he had understood him
eoslE Gnat ne would not accept another fire if it
We're offered, TO which Mr. OH promptly replied.
ne ne would not on the present OCCASION" Mr..
'I al announced, and afterwards repeated, that
the affair was ended. Mr.. Aylett aDnroacbcd
tue gentlemen who had acted as seconds and
"a Saia ne wished MT. Wise to be informed that he
oe"eEeo tne offence offered bin was the result
OF misunderstanding and wished L,,-,o,os -
DC by-goncS-" Col. Davis asked If ba7 T.;sI,eI
!nst 10 be communicated to Mr. Wise. ana he
tS HS answered IN the affirmative, proposed that
ar, O!d should deliver the 4nessa1e N- O,a
sa'L ne preferred that Col. Davis shoald do so.
ouI Would accompany him. When thevHrrived
1 mr. ~ lses position, Ar. Old, at Col Davis's
Le4oest' aeiiVered the message substantially as
tul'o"S: MIR. Aylett believes. from The conS,c,
just exhibited by Mr. Wise that the ofFsnca rfr
eTed to him by Mr. Wise was the resnIt of :.
u1'SnndeFStandingo on the part OF Mr.. Wise NJ
Ayieu, therefore, desires by-sones fo no nv
cones and amicabie relations 10 Be established ),
Mr. Wise Immediately, and without consnlt,tio,
Fep,'ea as follows; "1 have just given sufficient
evidence that have TO desire for Afr. Aylstt's
blood nor DO desire now to use anv disrespect.
fui language towards Mr. Aylctt, or ans. Ian.
snage which may wound his feelings: but NJ.
ayiet'S relations towards me, and towards ar
other very dear to me, are, in NV opfnion. such
rs t" preclude any reconciliation be,wcen Wr
Aylett and myself | prefer that we shall meet
hereafter. .ton!y as perfect strangers"
Coi: DAVIS then interpOsci Substantially in the
io.'%'ng terms: Il d no! understand nv
principal as declaring perpetual hostility towards
Nr. Ayiett. regard his declaration as refer.
:!ng only to the present, anIn as shutting the
doc: TO the possibility OLA future rcconciii,tio .
Mr. Wise replied that lie desired mis- lang,la.
to he understood without modification that he
considered any explanation OF it as UNNECESSARY.
that hc had not referred to 'hostiiitv.' preSa6;
or future; that he desired to meet Mr. 4vjr,t os
an entire stranger
C"' 1a.iaferro expressed ;he opinion that he
understood Mr. Wisc's iauguage TO be sufficient.
y explicit without modification or EXPLANATION.
Air. OLD said hc understood 3Ir. Wise desired
the parties should stand as thev had met. Mr.
Wise replied ne did
The parties then left the ground.
The above statement is correct The snroonns
confirm the truth of the statement
WN. OLD, JR.,
j. LCclus DAVIS.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16
Congress-.

Congress-.
The States says that 500 Editors will
pass the winter in Washington in atten-
dance upon the session of Congress. The
approaching session will be a long and very
important one Presidential candidates
will be indicated, lines Of policy will be laid
down and in all probability the fate of the
confederacy will be decided We have great
faith in the union feelings of the American
people but there is no tenying that we are
travelling toward state of fraternal discord
that requires the incest treatment from pol
itical doctors or in few years more the
Constitution of the patient will give way
before the baneful march of corroding
sectional fever. Let us hope for the best
and do what we can to avert the storms of
northern and southern fanaticism.
Speaking of Congress reminds us that
The Daily Globe for the session is to-day
advertised in the Times. Sec the terms and
subscribe without delay. Let three or four
persons club throughout the country and
read it together. We expect to give a sy-
nopsis of the proceedings but in weekly
issue such reports are too brief to be inter-
esting and we earnestly insist that every
man who wants to know what they do at
Washington shall subscribe for the Globe
1t is not party paper in any sense of the
word.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16
Lyons
FEMALE COLLEGE,.

V,HE SECOND SCHOOL YEAR of this new and
successful Institution will commence on the 2lst
day of September, 1859.
The success which has attended our labors during
the past year, and the standing abroad which this Col
lege has already attained encourages in chershng
high hopes for its future usefulness. The exceeding
beauty Of its position and grounds, surrounded with
foress trees and overlooking the Mississippi River the
towns OF Fulton Lyons and Clinton and miles Of tho
finest scenery of the upper River the
elegance OF its buildings 0hree in number) and the
almost universal heathuness of its locality, united
with educational advantages of the highest order
must recommend it to parents most desirable place
for the education OF their daughters.
The Faculty consists Of
Rev. JOHN COVERT, A. NJ, President
D. s. COVERT, A. 81, Principal md Instructor in
the Higher Collegiate Department;
Miss A. l.. ROBINSON, Governess and Teacher of
Mathematics, etc;
Miss ANNIE +. BEAN, Teacher of Languages, etc,
Miss CLARA ii. JONES, Teacher OF Music
With three competent Assistant Teachers
Regular OF Scientific Lectures illustrated by
apparatus, will be continued throughout the year.
The College is entirely undenomin aonal in charac-
ter, butts conducted on strictly religious principles
Our plan OF instruction is systematic practical and
advance faster than they their subjects OF
study The year divided into sessions the first
commencing as above and the second on the Sth OF
February, 1850. Pupils received at any time.
TERMs--To Boarders SITS per annunl or $44 paya-
BILE strictly at the beginning aad middle of each
sion, andncuding payment Tor Tuition in all Bran ches
OF the English and Classical courses. board furn he'd
rooms, fue lights and washing Tuition to day schol-
ars $40 to SIS per session Music, Drawing &C. extra
al usual rates The fine steamers OF the Northern Line
will carry pupils on the river one half fare.
For dialogues Of the Institution or steamer passes
ADDRESS the Principal ut Lyons. Clinton county, Iowa
JOHN CO.. EKT, President.
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HEALTH 0E AMERICAN WnMEN


II >emals Irregularities, weakness, uterine diplace.
Il ments and all local uterine difficulties and consti-
tutional troubles OF woman entirely cured BY the
Grastenberg Marshall's Uterine Catholican.
In this connections Miss Beecher sister of Rev Hen
ry W. Beecher In letters to the people page l2e saws
VI have nine sisters and sist n-aw and IA female
sousing, all married and all delicate and ailing Amid
the Immense circle of my friends and acquaintance
cannot recall ten married ladies born in this century
enbeg Catholicon has been used we must say that
health has taken the place of disease ladies have
become robust, strong vigorous and healthy.
Mrs. u eason OF Elmira says beautiful indeed Is
the confidng trusting nature of but how much
does it need to be protected by watchfulness that
will lead her in time of disease, to appeal to medical
medical adviser OF scientific education, moral worth
and purity or character All these may be secured oy
addressing the Grafenbcrg Company.
1t gives me great peasure certify to the curative
action Of the Gratcnberg Marshas Uterine Cathocon
In all cases female disease to the skill and high
moral character of the medical department of the
urelenperg company. J.P. LAMBERT, NJ. NJ,
Auburn Four Corners Penn.
am a Methodist clergyman. My hear has fairly
ached to witness the feeble health OF women as have
Travelled my circuit preaching the gospel. l thank
God however, that have all these diseases give
way to the Graienberg Marshalls Catholcon, where
ever II mas oeen used. REV. rETBR SHARP,
Ridgway, Mich.
cannot ind words to express my thanks to the me-
dcal adviser OF the Grefenberg Company whose pre-
and kind advice was the means under heaven of re-
storing me to entire health after many years of misery
and the failure Of the best in the country
70 anord me any relief. KATE II. HAMILTON,
Wilmington, Delaware.
See Advertisement in az other column. 13SyIs
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Mozart Hall.
The room over Church's Billiard Saloon
is being fitted up handsomely for Concerts,
Dances, Lectures, &C., &C., during the win
ter. 1t is fact that there is not suitable
place in McGregor to dance in and if our
folks don't get up and circle round to the
sound of irritated feline Intervals (this is
classic), there are no people on earth who
do. Generally speaking all the tunes of the
day are too slow for the town, but we ex-
pect LEARNEDs Band which will be located
here for the winter will get up some new
ones by telegraph so as to oblige the active
tendencies Of our mcrcurial people.
There was a report in circulation that this
Hall would be unsafe for a large company,
and Mr.. Church to satisfy himself and pro-
tect his friends, called in Mr.. M'Donald and
Mr.. Mehan, master masons, to examine it
and they report it sound and safe as the
main-mast. Mr.. MDonald supcrintended
the building of the walls and he is compc-
tent judge Of its strength. We learn also
that $4,000 pounds of grain have been
stored in the room at one time and no
strain on the building was discovered-this
weight is equal to that of 1870 persons
more probably than will be in it at any one
time. Let us get up party next week and
try its strength. Beds (billiards) will be
provided below for the timid to fall on in
case of accident aboyei
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MARRIED.,

At West Union. on the evening of November 12sh,
by Rev. AIR. Webster, Mr.. s. NJ. LAMPSON, of
McGregor, to Miss HATTIE MILLS, of West Union.
Once more we have the pleasure Of announcing the
surrender of a McGresor bachelor to the charms OF
woman. Mr.. l.. and lady arrived at home Monday,
and received the congratulations of their numerous
friends Notwith.t anding the general sweetness Of
Lampson's stock in trade. (candcs) venture to say
that the last treasure imported fills his eye sat is
factorily than all the other beauties with which his
st ore is filed he Times Office very handsomely
remembered by the liberal husband Chis word will
sound a little strange for day or two, "Matr') and
the boys wishing that wedding shall take place
every day in the week.
The best wishes Of GALL hands and the cook" to our
new married friends.
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Childrenss Concert.

Children's Concert.
On Friday evening next at Academy
Hall there will be Grand Concert given by
80 to so children under the direction of
Mrs. H. D. and Miss o. Z. LEARNED.
The Ladies having traineda class of little
folks in the art Of singing, now invite the
public to come in and see what progress
has been made. Nothing SO encourages
young people in efforts to excel as the pre-
sence and smiles of the older ones and as
more than half the pleasures oflife is derived
from witnessing the improvement of the
young let us all turn out and give the chill
dren full house. If suitable encourage
ment is given to the lady directors they will
shortly make McGregor vocal with the
songs of the little men and women. Ad-
mission only 25 cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PALP1TATIoN OF THE HEART There are many
persons afflicted with the above disease who should
give the following their attention
'This is to certify, that have been troubled with
the papitatcn OF the heart for several years. and
times that could not Law down and slecp At
night, and after applying svvera remedies and found
no relief. procured Of the agent, p A. Huffman, one
polite OF ioofands German Bitters, prepared by DR..
G. 81. Jackson, OF Philadelphia, and found so much
relief from one, continued to It. and now am
perfectly relieved Of the disease. and do recommend
70 all who may be afflicted with the disease,
l am satisfied it Is valuable medicine
Given under nay hand, this 14th day of October 1859
w waco, Elston Co., Ky VALENTINE BAuMsrARK
in every town and village the United States
west midas, and South America, at IS cents per
Dottle. 16OwI
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AeuH CURR-This Is something OF a science Is we'll
as medicine The supreme difficulty Of the science is
10 accomplish its end without injury to the health
the supreme excellence Of the medicine Is in accom-
plishing just that. Fever and Ague has long been
cured by Qunine, Arsenic, Bsmuth, Mercury but the
mischief was, the deep and often painful FOOTPRINTS
they have left the constitutions treated by them
Door. AYERS new remedy without particle of
either OF these or any other deiterious substance
And he promises not only absolute safety but perfect
certainty Of cure, with which may mention another
quality Of excellence not to be erlooked in these
tnes andthat is his low price, which puts this crown
ing glory OF his art within the reach Of al--Herald
Like Co., Ind.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


THE nigh and envied celebrity which this pre-. emf
nent medicine has acquired for its invariably EN-
cacy IN all the diseases which it processes cure has
rendered the usual practice of ostentous putting not
only unnecessary but unworthy of them. They are
known by their fruits their good works testify for
the and they thrive not by the faith OF the
In all cases OF costveness, dyspepsia bilious and liver
affections, piles atism, fevers and agues obst
nate head aches, and all general arrangements of
health these Pills have invariably proved certain and
speedy remedy single trial will place the Life Pills
beyond the reach Of competition in the estimation Or
every patient.
DR.. MoHats Phoenix Btters will be found equally
efhcacious IN all cases of nervous debility dyspepsia
head ache the sickness incident females in delicate
health, and every kind of weakness OF the digestive
organs For sale by DR.. W. b. MOTFAT, 335 Broad
way and by Medicine Dealers and Druggists generally
throughout the country. l6ly1
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Prepare for the HOlidays.

~E.~~A eOA sAAO AAOsASA0yOs
There are hundreds of merchants out West
who will be in want of Toys, Candies, Catawba
Grapes, &C., during the coming holidays, and
ScoTT g. BROTHER have an elegant stock of
all these things, which they are selling at such
very low figures that it would be to the interest
Of every merchant and family to call and make
their selections early. Their Candies are the
best tho French on Broadway, N. Y, can pos.
sibly make, and their Toy department consists
of every mentionable thing the Chinese and
Yankees are ingenious enough to put together.
such - Crying Babies with moving eyes, Drums
Guns, Pistols, Swords, Accordcons, Snakes,
Birds, Chickens, Buggies, Rocking Horses,
Railroad Engines and Cars, Bugles, Trumpets,
Steamboats,, Poodle Dogs, Little Lambs, Har.
monicans, Toy Houses, A. B. c. Blocks, Prim.
ere, and thousands of other things too numer
Gus to mention.
The Toy business looks like small business
but remember it pays much besrsr profit thar
Sugar and Coffee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

The Bank.
The stock in the McGregor Bank has all
been taken and Reuben Noble, ESQ.,, State Di.
rector, left town last week for Iowa City carry.
ing our application for Branch of the State
Bank Of Iowa. There is scarcely possibility
of failure in this application. If the RESPONSE.
bility and character of the stock holders are
any index to the soundnes. Of the bank the
McGregor Branch may claim the entire conf.
deOce Of any man who shall be 30 fortunate a.
to hold its paper. The very ablest and most
reliable business men and farmers of Northern
Iowa are at its base and the stock il 30 equal.
ly distributed throughout several adjoining
counties that the influence of its owners must
contribute largely to the extent and profitable
ness Of the business. We might mention the
names Of leading men in Clayton and Fayette
counties but until the bank is established We
defer it. Victor Carter, John Thompson, DR..
Fuller and several other gentlemen are spoken
of for President o. c. Lee, ESQ.,, will proba-
bly, be the Cashier.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

WHAr?-It is talked here that some of
the Milwaukee Forwarders are so unfortu-
nate as to make short weight on wheat con-
signed to them by McGrcgor buyers. A
card denouncing the guilty parties may
be expected if the habit is not abandoned.
Look out!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

Weather, Markets &c.
On Wednesday night last it showed and
Thursday had every appearance of muddy
winter. Since that it has frozen hard and the
roads are getting smoothed down so that travel
ing is good. The boats have their last trips
up, the Key City on her way down Monday
evening reported herself unable to pass above
Reeds Landing, the Milwaukee passed down
on Tuesday ice in the Lake, plenty. The
river here is clear and the Ferry still plows her
way along. Yesterday it was quite pleasant
and clear.
Business has not been active since Wednes-
day though our buyers report the arrival Of
considerable grain. On yesterday IS cents
were paid for wheat and town full of teams
Was on hand. Corn is 80, Oats %, Hides to
Hays. Timothy Seed, Its. Pork, 4.25@5
Beef, dressed, 3@4. Lard, 9. Butter, l2@l5
Eggs. l0@l4. Chickens, SOLO. Turkeys,
3o@6O. Furs are not yet offered in quantities
to establish q price,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

New GooDs.-We notice in the account
of Merchandise received at Milwaukee per
lake boats on the 10th, considerable stocks
of Hardware for J. T. Buckley, Williams &
Harvey, and G. c. Cone of McGregor. All
these firms are doing a good business and
are well supplied with Merchandise in their
line
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

BEwAKs! BEWARE !-Ladd Gilbert, Forwarding
and Commission Merchants, of Chicago, 1877 Kinzie
street, left with Latham 4 Vincent Grocers Of McGr.-
Cor, $500 in shnplasters the sIIartford Exchange
Bank" to buy Hides and Produce with, the bills are
quoted among the Indiana banks in Phillips Reporter
Redeemed at No. l4S Water street, Chicago, at par
Mr. Latham expended 5000 of the trash for hides and
thea he learned that it was . swinde. Fortu-
natey they had not shipped the hides, the hnplasters
were redeemed by them, and Mr.. Vincent is now in
Chicago, looking after these most precious villains.
As more Of this Agency business may have been done
in Iowa. by Ladd Gilbert 1t is probable the paper of
this pretended bank may have . wide circulation.
Look out
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FnEoBRIeK WILSON OF NcGregor is our regularly
authorized Agent to settle Advertising and Subscrit-
ton bills, for tho NORTH Iowa TIMES. His name to
receipt relative to business may be regarded a.
'good against the world" We hope those whom
he calls will out what they and en-
Us to pay cur debts it Is not in power to make
collections individually should never delegate
the duty.
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AnOt her Printer Gone

Married at Milwaukee, on the 18th. nv Rev Mr.
Walker, T. II. McELROY, Esq. of the W aukon (Iova,
Transcript, to Miss ELLEN F. HAWKINS, Of Mil
waukce.
Our brother of the Transcript called to see us yes
terday on his way to Waukon, with his new partner
We are not bit surprised at Mc's marriags-it will be
remembered that he has copied and composed column
OF poetry week for tho last three month"; and when
you see such signs these you bet that the victim
designs to get wife Of his soon, away with
some other mans.
We welcome the Wisconsin transplant to the soil Of
Iowa. May she appreciate .ths freedom Of tho prcss
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

McKinnle.
If you have any idea of buying q Stove for
your kitchen, parlor or Office, turn your eyes to
that old long whiskered chap with stove pipe
hat, and you will there learn that Mac has got
very extensive pile of nearly all the useful
and fancy articles belonging to the cast and
tin'ware trade. He has rugged up his wares in
Evans new Brick, and looks Gas pleasant AZ
school-marm." Some people in town have
stoves that cure scolding-Mac processes to
have the genuine article that prevents the dis.
ease; so, those who are just beginning to keep
house, will find the Stove Depot of McKINNIE
the place to secure their present and future bliss
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

MErHoD1sTs.-We are requested to say
that the quarterly meeting of our Methodist
friends will commence at McGregor on the
18th. Able Ministers will be in attendance.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

FIRE lon Wednesday (this) evening
the citizens of McGregor will meet at Jones
& Bass Hall to talk about organizing a
Fire Company. Let every man and boy
attend.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We don't like this name
much because it implies that Colleges are dis.
tinguished by sex. If it were college for
Females"i it would sound better, but no matter
about the name We meant to call attention to
the Lyons School for Young Ladies, to-day ad.
vertised in our columns. Next week when ws
have space and time we will give ita more ex.
tended notice.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

HENKE e. BANDow.-This late North Nc.
Grcgor firm have finished their handsome brick
store south of the Public Square and have it
well filed with good Grocery stock.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

HARDwARE.-Williams e. Harvey are getting
on fine stock Of Hardware which will be sold
at Wholesale or Retail a. low as the lowest,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

IowA.-The majority for Mr. Kirkwood
is about 5000. The Rep. maj. in the Sem
ate is three, in the House IA.
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DI ED.

October l4th 1859. on Spring River. Missouri, F. l..
T., son OF VIM ii. and MAReAREr BAKER formerly
months old.
At North McGregor, Nov. 18th. of disease of the
heart MIS- LUCY ANN RIoRDAN. sister to our esteem.
ed fellow citizen, Vim. Moncref Esq.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

BLUFF STEEKT-Merrill & Barren are building
Grain Warehouse the river IS by rs feet strouse
Cook are building one 100 by IS Dodge Il Rhodes
are adding 80 feet to theirs. These buildings are
not pretty or expensive but they receive and discharge
an immense amount of grain. they were all in one
house. it would be nearly 600 feet long, rs wdo and
two stories high.