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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02
Letter from the Gold Mines.

Letter from the Gold Mines.
Below will be found extracts froma letter
published in the Iowa South West. Bedford,
Taylor Co., paper.
BASS ELDER, Dec. 18th. 1858.
Dr.. L. BENr.-Dear Friend I'll wrote you
few Ii mes, which you will find true. The gold
mines which have been discovered on Cherry
Greek are better than have been found in CAL
ifornia. There is range ofcountry here, which
has been prospected, for five hund. miles, and
yon can get 'pay dirt anywhere man can
dig. From five to twenty cents to an average
'pan." and there has been as high as two dol
lars in one pan. There has been little mining
done except with pans. There are, at this
time, about twelve hundred men in the mines.
and more are coming daily. l say to my
friends there is plenty Of gold for all. Come
MS soon rs possible in the spring. ] have no
doubt but there will be fifty thousand men
here next summer. These mines have been
known to the Spaniards for thirty years, and
kept secret by them. They are working now
with wooden bowls, and are making from five
to fifteen dollars per day. All the mining is
done with very few tools. Persons had better
take all their tools with them, as they cannot
be bought here at any price. There is no
doubt but there is gold clear to the head OF the
Platte River. There has been no lump gold
found in the mines here, it is all what is called
"hoat gold Old miners tell me that there is
plenty Of lump gold in the mountains. The
distance from Bedford is about seven hundred
miles.
We have had some bad luck. We had ten
head OF oxen stolen-we succeeded in taking
six of the thieves prisoners and recovered all
but one Of the cattle, which one they had kill
ed From the time you strike the emigrant
trail m tina Platte River there are living a.
along the road, men who do nothing but steal
for q living. We were obliged to watch our
stock every night. If the Bedford boys come
out in the spring. tell them to be sure and start
80 as to be here early.
Flour can be had in the mines for $50 per
hundred Bacon, $40 per hundred Coffee, 3
lbs. for dollar.
There are about fifty towns laid out in the
mining county, and there is great speculation
in town sites.
Youmy publish whatever of this Letter
you ,nlnx prop T., in he South West and put
nv name TO it. Yours, in haste.
A. VISsAsE
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Iatest Mews.

The arabia has arrived The panic in Europe
Is subsiding--fupds were -Breadstufs dull.
Rumors from Italy still threat efing.
The Illinois from Panama with s., 200, 900 in treas
ure, has arrived San Francisco dull.
News from Mexico, states that an American ship was
about to lombard azat Ian, for confscatng cargo OF
American goods by order of the Church party.
Guadalajara was destroyed on the 10TH by an expo-
sion of a magazine One or two hundred persons
killed.
The reveuti still continues 1t reported that
the French and English ministers had demanded =
million Of dollars satisfy the claims of subjects
their fleets would take the city Of Vera Cruzei The
English and French Admirals had demanded of Jusrez
prompt payment Of the interest English bonds.
The rebels have defeated the Haytian Government
party under Soouque
The Canadian Parliament met at Toronto on the
goth.
From Paraguay, We learn that President Lopez Is
resolved to yield nothing to the United States.
Prescott, the Historian, died at Boston the 29h,
very suddenly, Of paralysis.
In Congress bills introduced for the alton
or Arizona, Dacotah aud Jefferson. (Colona) Mr..
Grow gave notice OF Anti-slavery clause to be at
tached the Arizona bill. The Pacific Railroad bill
was killed in the Senate.
Bird Chapman, OF Nebra'ka, is admitted to the seat
claimed by Ferguson, Of Nebraska.
aud entirely practicable route has been dis
covered across the Sierra Nevada mountains to the
Pacific.
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ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
KENYQN'S NEW
sxy.lEHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

/NyER the Post Once, McGregor, Is now open and
ready for visitors Thankful for your liberal pat.
ron.gs during the pas; summer, am astesmined 70
such prices as shall please all feel confident that
can do 30, having had ten years practice OF the art.
Mslanosypes 9 =, lsn
seconds at 20 cents to 10 dollars. 0. A. KENYON.
McGregor, Nov. II, ls5Sa9u
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AccIDESr.-On Monday night, Mr. b. r. BURT, Of
Dunleith, unfortunately walked into an unfinished
cellar, the walls Of which projected into the street in
front of Messrs. Buck & Bicknells building. He
was very badly, but not dangerously hurt, and is
At the American doing we'll. This hole has caught
two BEFORE and those who have had charge of
it, guilty of criminal negligence. Mayor Wanzer
called on MIR. Burt and assured him that he should
be at trouble to damages for tie injury.
The Mayor informs that he has repeatedly warned
Mr.. Cleghorn the contractor, - the carpenter,
and Mcssrs Buck x Bicknel, the proprietors of the
building, to that the lives Of persons not
dangered by this gaping sepulchre. Neglect Is often
attended with serious consequences.
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COOperage.

YTAyING established the Coopering business ct
Ill McGreSor, I an now prepared 10 do mcst Kinds
Of work in my line, such Is
MAKING AND REPAIRING BARRELS,
And all other OGDEN Ware. ! warrant all my work
ana the money will be refunded il any Of fails to he
a represented. will Pay cash for
80, 200 stdves for PORK Barrels,
shan IN Ann street. near the hrick Academy.
isaac NITHEW
Ncdregcr, Doc 9. 1853 sst
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Earthguake.-The Madison and Prairie du
Chen papers speak Of feeling an earthquake
on Saturday morning, Jan. 22d. Our town is
too noisy with business to observe any derange
men, in natures machinery unless she runs il
ent rely off the track. No earthquake here
gentlemen
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Retraetion.-Our readers probably observed
in our last issue notice headed San Inpsster.'
and referring to Geo. w. Comstock of New
York. Letters from that city lead Us to believe
that A. J. White, who procured the insertion
of that notice, is himself knaye and that Mr.
Comstock is fair dealer-we have discon.
tinued the notice.
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NOTICE
N O TT E,

TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE STOCK
TINHE Milwaukee and Mississippi II. R. Co. are now
Il contracting for the forwarding Of live stock from
Prairie du Chen to Milwaukee at $50 per car aud to
Chicago at $35 per car.
Every attention to stock will be cheerfully show by
the employees Of the Company, enabling drovers de-
liver the same without loss of time, and in good con-
dition. JOHN LAWLER Agent NJ X NJ r.
Frairie du Chen, Nov. Il, 1858. n5tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE
".AREHD USE e. 100 DE.

NIOTiCE j. hereby given, that whereas. the follow
~ ing Goods, Wares aud Merchandise, to-wit 429
Bundles at Shng the property Of John Bird, have
remained in the Warehouse Of Rogers Stafford, at
McGregor Iowa. for six months unclaimed and uncal.
led for, and, whereas the said Rogers Stafford have
for the transportation, advancing aud storage the
same. Now, therefore, for the purposes of paying OF
said charges together with the cost of advertising nd
selling said Goods, will on the 5th day Of March, A.
d. 1859 at the Warehouse of said Rogers Il Stafford
in McGregor, iowa, between the hours of o'clock A.
NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day, sell said Good.
at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in
OF the provisions Of the In such
made aud provided. JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff of Clayton county, Iowa.
ByN. NJ FUTILE,
January Is, 1889 lave
Printers Fee So.
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Notice.
NJ. s. NJ. Railroad Co.'s Warehouse Sale

uNlIE following articles of unclaimed properly now
in FREIGHT HoUsE of Milwaukee and Nissis ippi
Railroad Company, at PRAIRIE pU CHEN, Wiscon.
sin, will be sold for FREIGHT and CHARGES at
PUBLIC AUCTION, at 10 o'clock; A. NJ, on sat urday
the 26th day Of March, 1852 unless called for before
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New Hotel
SCOTT & WRIGHT,

Main street, McGREGOR, IOWA.
TnVlIE undersigned having leased the well-known
American Hotel, beg leave to inform the Travelling
public and the rest Of mankind that they intend to
make It worthy the patronage of travellers and II at
tention to the wants Of guests good fare and low
prices any inducements, hope have share of
business.
In connexon with the Hotel. Is the largest Barn ln
town, which is under the charge Of experienced
Ostler, and teamsters can depend upon having their
teams well cared for.
Our house beihg the
Stage Office, Railroad Ticket Office.
.An,erica Express and Genera! Freight
Office,
presents advantages than any other show in
the city, and all ask Of friends, i to try us
once, aud il not satisfied not to come again.
Gail ON us ladies and gentlemen, &c. acquainted with
our style and see how YOU hkeit. l0dti
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Next week we will refer more particularly
to some of the favors to be found this week, in
space.
Please see Strickland & Coz, Card of Mil.
waukeo, w. Delafeld, Banker Wawkon,
S. Ellsworth's, proposal to trade horse or two
for Real Estate in McGregor, Christian Fox's
"Hotel to Rent" McKinne's Pixies Peak
Stoves, Long Toms DC. &C., w. A. Gilcss
Jewelry Establishment at Prairie du Chen,
and our usual assortment Of Special notices.
Atlantic Monthly.-The Feb. No. of this IA.
vorite Book was received and read last week.
To US the No. is particularly rich and its peru
sal did US a great deal of good. DR.. Holmes
in his Breakfast table talk suits US so we'll that
we can hardly wait a month for instalments
We are dying to know who that new boarder'
Is to be-, for which the Professor places chair,
in the current number.
The Ministers wooing' by Mrs. Stowe con.
tinues to grow IN interest, and the other articles
of the Monthly are first rate. Terms of the
Atlantic $3,OO. Terms, through the Times Of
fee. $500. Send us the Cash and you will
get it regularly.
Agricultural College.-Thc Board held it's
first meeting at Des Moines on Monday Jany.
10th. We have its proceedings in full in an
Iowa Citizen Extra, but We cannot publish at
this time. An organization was effected and
W. Duane Wilson elected Secretary. The
election of President was deferred till June
next. The Board will receive till May LIST.
proposals for the sale or donation of lands for
the use Of the College.
Thanks-Hon. H. NJ. Rice favors Us with
sundry valuable documents-his last present
was large map, designed ts accompany the
Report of the Pacific Explorations for Rail-
road purposes. The map shows up all the coun.
try about the gold diggings and in that respect
"a n.
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yUyERRA JAPoNICA! TERRA JApoNIeAl !! 4tons
iI.s seivvd and for sale by
HcfFMAs, BENTON Co,
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DANCING SCHOOL, R

TTNHOSE who wish to attend Dancing School this
l. Winter are respectfully invited to meet
At Concert Hell.
on Saturday evening Jan'y 9Th, at o'clock.
fU,TIoN.-FiSc Dollars for twelve lessons, payable
one-half in advance.
In connection with the School there will be q repu.
lar series Of Cotilios PARTIES commencing Thursday
Jany. 18th and continued through the winter on the
same evening Of the week The Scholar, will all be
admitted to the parties free and general invitation
to the citizens hereby given Tickets only so cents
Carriages ordered at the Broad Gauge will convey per
sons free.
Music by Hopkins & Conant's Band A good Vol
player il engaged. B. f. HARRISON.
Ncoregor, Iowa, Jan'y D, '59mS Teacher
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VlHE firm Of Strouse L Friedman was dissolved Dec
II, 1858, by mutual consent, All persons In
debted to the late nrm will settle with A. H. Strouse.
The business at McGregor, viii be continued in the
name of A. IL. Strouse. A. ii. STROUSE.
II. FRIEDMANN
McGrsgor, Iowa, January lst, 1859 l4w3
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CURE THAT COEGH.
No,o is the Time, and
HALLS BALSAM,
THE BEST REMEDY
II II L AG Il
FOR THE
CURE OF


Colds; cosyhs, Kaaea.a. Phasic.
.. Pain az the Side, and alt
diseases IF the Lungs,
It stands aae-
1T HAS EFFECTED CURES
in this country and in Europe have been employed an
exercised their skill in vain Cases which they pro-
nounce incurable and surrendered hopeless beyond
doubt, leaving their patients without single ray to
cnlSen them in their gloom, have been cured by
DIR. HALLS BALSAM.
We have certificates of the strongest and most posi-
tive nature from the following parties who we'll
known "v IN the pissss where p1,, they live i've 49,.
markable cures.
One from John Runyen, wavcrly, Iowa, Of his own
One from samuel Leaman, Camden, unIsdale co.
Mich, Of beloved daughter saved.
One from Eli Budd OF Athens, Ill.,, who was giIen
One from DR.. A. g. Doom, Bloomfield, Iowa, a
physician of 20 years practice.
One from Robert c. shinn, Marion, Iowa, Of q con-
One from n. n Van Bsusn, Springfield, H., as the
remedy for Lung Diseases
adapted to pulmonary diseases than any other known
remedy, IS they have tried them all.
One from ). w. wentworth, chIcago, III, OK
cough of years standing. An astonishing cure.
One from McCIaughry Campbell, Fountain Green,
Ill., saying takes like wild fire and cures like charm
One from R. McCracken, Manchester Scott county,
H. be SAYS Oli-lino Doctors stand no chance when
patients get your Balsam.
One from Harriet Cummius, Cincinnati, Ohio cured
Of a severe bronchial difficulty, Rsising Of blood &c
One from John Dampster residence corner Pearl and
Western Row, Cincinnati Ohio
We certify to the genuneness of the above certih-
Gates aud could furnish hundreds Of others Of nstuss
quite interesting to al suffering from any dnease OF
the lungs and throat.
BoLLEs, SMITH Co, rropretors, lAsouth Wstsr
sress Chicago whom Ill orders shoull DO address
ed Price, 25, soc and 81 per bottle llsrs
For sale By Ho6nsn. Benton & Co., to Medregor.
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$40 REWARD.

"/ILL DO given for any information which will lead
w to the detection and conviction Of the person
or persons who devoid of all respect for the dead and
ske regardless Of the feelings OF the living cut down
an ornamental shade tree in the burning 9round at
Mc6regor on the Sth of January last and elled the
same upon the graveyard fence breathing down great
portion OF the same, and doing other serious damage
GEO. D. GARDNER.
McGregor Jan. IL, 1859 ll7t4
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BlTTERS,
PREPARED BY
Dr.. c. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFFEcruALLY CURE
Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice.
chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys
aud all diseases arising fpm disordered Liver or
Consti-
patton, inward
Piles, fulness Blood
to the Head, Acidity the
stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food, fullness or weight in the
stomach, sour Fluctuations. Sinking OF
Flutterng at the Pit of the stomach. swimming
Of the Head hurried and difficult breathing Flut-
tering the Heart, choking or suocatng sensations
when in . lying posture Dimnsss OF Vision, Dots
or webs before the sight, Fever aud DUN pain
in the Head. Deficiency OF Preparation,
Yeilowness Of the skin, and Eyes, Pain
in the side, back, chest, limbs, &c,
sudden flushes Of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, constant
lmaSinngs OF Evil
ana great De-
preston OF
spirit.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the pub
lie to this preparation does with feeling OF the ut
most confidence IN It's virtues ana aaap'soo 20 'ns
IL IS no new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test Of years trial before the American
peope and its reputation and sale is unryaed BY
similar extant. The testimony In its favor
given BY the most prominent and wellknown :hysi-
Clans and in all parts of the country is i'm
nense and careful perusal Of the almanac, publish
ed annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis OF
any OF hts agents. cannot bat satisfy the most skepcal
that this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity
II has obtained
Principal Once snd msuufaccry, Nc. AIS AReH
street, Philadelphia, Pa :.
For S1le By Hoffman. Benton d Co, Nc
Gregor n. G. Martin, Mo"ona e. W.
CLAYTON Hagensick e. Thoma, Clayton Gen.
ire D. Howes. Elkader. ll0yl
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
My son JAMES =. r. HARDING, il nov Of age
vu and transacting busin for hilnsef From this
time, shall not be responsible for any debts OF his
contracting. W. IL. HARDING.
January II, 1859 llsw3
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Stoves! StOveS!!

TIME undersigned, ~ the old stand Of Miller
/ Bass, will furnish
$40 YES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS
of Clayton county, and take in an order on the
Treas urer of the county. A. MchiNNlE.
NcGreSor, Dec. IA, 1855 lmll3
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Lost!
IN Friday, December Gath, 1858, between the Three
~ Mile House and North McGregor, a
GREEN COVERED POCKET BOOK,
containing Land Title from Lawrence and Minna
Becker, to Anna Knabe two bonds for lots in North
McGregor two Notes Of hand payable to Frederick
Knabe, each for TIVE Hundred Dollars, Naturaliza-
ton certificate, and an Odd Fellows certificate.
liberal REWARD will be given for the return of the
Papers mentioned, or for information by which may
recover them. The finder will leave them at the
Office Of the North Iowa Times, McGregor, Iowa.
January s, lS59w4 FREDERICK KNABE.
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n - BBLs e5 L. ALCOHOL just received and for
I'D SHE BY i53t HOFFMAN, BENTON co.
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" EkOSENE OIL and Lamps just received and for
II sale BY HerFNAs, BrsIos Co.
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ID fGS WASTED, at
Il SEwEIE'g BOON & nREG STORE
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ESTRAYED
ssST.4R BR.A.VD.v

G. 60
Al l Barrels.
81 One-Fourth Barrels ''Star Brand"
81 Barrels Flint whisky;
For sale ct small advance from St. Louis prices BY
Dec %. 1868 1Iltf- RRAnIE y y I,n
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Hotel for Sale or Rent.

or SPENCER ELLSWORTH, Elkader, lowe.
January 70, 1889 ll9f
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G9t Stanbarb.
The NoRTH-cAROLINA STANDARD.

The political contest of 1860 will be the most ex
citing and important that has ever taken place in
this country. On its result may depend the exist
ence Of the Urion ITSELF Great interests are At
stake; and those interests, in the opinion Of the
Undersigned, can be protected aud preserved in no
other way than by the continued ascendency Of the
Democratic party. To preserve this ascendency
should be the ain of every friend of the Constitu-
ton and the Union. The undersigned expects to
do his full part in his humble way, in maintaining
Democratic principles and in protecting North Caro-
lima from the aggressions of the black Republicans
In addition to the Presidential contest, elections
will be held for Governor and members of the Legis-
hture in 1860 The Standard will be found IS
heretofore, in the thickest of the contest expound
Ing and maintaining Democratic principles and sup
porting the candidates of the Democratic party. It
will also be found at all times true to North Caro-
lima, her mental physical, and moral interests. The
latest news on all subjects will also be regularly
given. In word, neither expense nor labor will
be spared to render the Standard readable, useful
and reliable Democratic newspaper.
The undersigned most respectfully appeals to his
friends to aid him in increasing the circulation of
the Standard
The terms of the Standard are rs follows
Weekly, 81 in advance; Semi Weekly, g. in ad-
vance, The Weekly paper will be sent to clubs at
the following rates: Six copies one year for 80
ten copies one year for $15.
W. W. HOLDEN.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 10, 1885,
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