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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
9 usiness 9irtttorg,
Judicial Officers.

County Officers.
JAMES SwINEFORD. Auditor.
JOHN JACOBS, Scnr., Treasurer.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff
GEORGE JOHNSTON, Recorder.
ORhOW SMITH Surveyor.
JOHN wOODBURN, Coroner.
WM. s. STRICKLAND
JOHN BERRY, Commissioners.
JACoB. LIMERICK,
JoS. STR1CKLAND,1
d. X. HULL,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

'For Him, and through Him, and to Him are all
things, to whom be glory for ever!"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
INTERVIEIV WITH JAMES BUCHANAN.

COrre'p;Ls.ree Of The wOrce,t.r Spy.
WAsHISGTOS, Feb ~, 1889.
ore day bad an interview with the President. Mr..
Sc'ft, Mr. Collins o. AMOR River, and Mr.. Aspiawal
.. Cshi,rDi,, accompanied ne. We foan1 toe old
sep'l-msn Creased N nIs morning gown and Slippers,
10 LIS tffiee. Our r.cepti n vas wy cordial. He s
= YeI.Istl= Oil mzn-niOrs 20 than tue pictures Of
tim rdcats-oat he has The EIe Of youth in his facal
ties yet.
W. wsrs attended by Mr. Scott, Of our State, who
IL 'rest 'svonte otto tie President. AID the con-
'eIsaton Ia Msdbtely turned upon thi11s important,
49, lad aLy OF us come overland T. Zee; then be
Hust be Inf'ruec # the jurney. lie expressed him
seii strnrgy IL favor Of k. pIg open OIL the
10 TIE Pacific, because they ceyeIop resources, add
cid s,tten cts and ave thus a bsuehs - the wcoe
p-tOn. Bat h- rad that there dsrger that these
sy,Bnfs might Be closed mp, on account Oitbe fsctoGs
opI0siion OF N. rty Of Congress 10 eDy measure
Ls bad ~, pos-d for the LAtiO, a. good. 10 fact he
ssd, thtre Vas darger Oi the Govern msDt b.cOniog
bankrupt, becsose Congress se=ms determined TO a.
JouTb viii out providing UsaLs ~ pay toe demands
upon Tie INasnTJ- sno that be sl probably have 70
cell Cd extra scion in Aus ut % meet tts emergency
ich will srise. He Gee aIed the Democratic party
tie great party tnst elrc,ed bim-tha. built the
Cincibnsii platform, ara from which they al seem
10 haye tLler Of, except limsef-tO be disor-
gaIlz-d fplt mp into al sOr;s # factions; in-
capable at sdt.sion, CT Of csuJicg any mes-
cue ss party, his oEn sdaerebts few 10 num-
teIs that, Huhou: tie al Of the Black Repubu
osbs,' he could not have carried through any
at be IrsseIi s-ssion. To them be was under obi.
gstioIs fcr eced a-sistAnce, On several occa-
Ims bur, rad be, "pO: OF them has ever
called uPOn ne" He said, II be had Republican
Congress hs could get sorg better than be does with
tle ,actous, unInar sg1soie Democrats who the mo-
nett re proposes fer the honor ani glory
At fis couriIy, raise Embarrassing questions ia q
tore that heaps Opprobrium upon il; and tau. he is
defeated Continually, sLd his recommendations nzss
for nothing. Republican Congress, ne said would
feel some oseree Of responsibility res,ng upon it, and
H0uh act aitb TessOU.
lie spoke Of the admission OF Oregon, but he did
not cam that as . party success. He was much
piease1 With the reu giving credit for it to the high
EiIdej Republicans, VIC were ~. airaid 70 do right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
THE TRIAL Of slChLES.
5y T-.esvch
W.sHtssrox. rus.4,y. Nan,

WAsBIsGTOS, Tuesday, March !, 1852.
TIE following th.s day agreed npOn by Mr..
Sckless coonsel; Mr.. scsl-e having bseo ccnni;re
ou Sunday, tie further eI-nlns5r before -hs m-gi.,
rs;e al b. s,vei, Tor toe reesoDs TIA, The Crn,oa
Court commences On Monday. and, bang IN confns-
neni, be WI be entitled vIao0t delay 70 a. imgas-
di>;e IL fasl tIisl.
4 further eIsninstior bef'rs TIE c,nni.tpg msgi.-
n.t. would involve lo1s Investigation Of the distress.
irg orcr ntances ~tboa coy fr,i re-ul., ami ms 4.
procrs'tnste he r4rod Ct gsterr ne csse before
jly. Numerous offers Of bsll nave been pouring 10
upon Mr. Scales ever sibcs be WAS committed. ba.
bsvDs voluntarily PLACED himself e. IL the nasds #
pUec justice, be pref-is p,terty to swat uu. SC.
shsl be finally PrOLOu-csd upon BY jay Of his
coOrby After full AID eou pete hearing Of the ,se
and rhls this nay suhjsct bin 70 some iacoavenierce
h.s OWE feelings sni tbose Ct Others involved, whom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
POLITICAL.

The question Of Protection for Protection
sake ID room 70 be thoroughly debated, atlsss. %
ore ride, in Montgomery Couoty, Penn, anil perhaps
il "Ols Bsrzs.' Ire wel-kcoxn Democrat, Gen.
DAVIS Of Dayisvie, has aurg down tae gsye 70 W.
Morris Davis d Pnilsoeipti., inviting him 70 DE-
cussion Of he principles at issue b,tsesn the Fee
Traders and PrO,tctopirLs. The eloquent Re- ,uoisss
esleiy accepted his challenge. Toe debate wi con-
srce a. sttbOro, il the Academy, and It Is thought
will lsst a week 81 that place.
Tee Prss!dert had part Of dis C sbinet in eooef-
cree last Sunday upon the pressing foreign and doin''
tic embs'ressnen1. He ja,tided toe meeting, ~
doubt by tie oogma that the.e Sbbaths N rsV0
igiorary times.
-Goyernor Morgan hiss over one hcudred sPpleS'
iions before hm for the sppormen,of no,s1iss plo'
bill having been introduced to make sEch efa'e''
oouEi.sioLeTs Of dseds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

ev,p wbep BY 20 doing, .sey voted ass'ns. tasf o~r
n, rds. -,
The Presi1eAt dsrla'e' Dat ne Woah 70, be he'll
,..rr.bl- for tbs failure Il any measure y bis Al
uiIi.t-siirp IL b.li-ves &c aTa unjer 20 p''s-r-
ti-n 81 DIVINE Prov'ceoce aui has fish il "a: ftara
Xiroir.ior ~ III bis ,rs before tue Pe0o, ant taas
lis ssupisGa'ion sil he p oniy s1cces-fui On.
n"snlsr ole. He told ., Be- vss cn preparing me,-
So. askipg for p0~rs - pfS,ect our c.'Tlens :.
frqhsfu over fore ~ '<rT t,Ty-ih5 same message
Which has sirce eI~r- ,1e yrtu0ls indignation OTIS
pless North aIc s. III.
IL spoks Of Labs Anl ,'e Thirty Million BID. Is
pafssge Wa matter # time, IL uis ht ial TN. ys.
tn' w old cou- Up s.s'p, srd Cloa vonld iheyj.
tsby - onfs. De evidently relies upon the suosxS
Of Ibis s,ben 2, more 'haa siy othsr . make RGs
,fioos tie p-se 81 rirs"ry which sau ee!eofa,e The
r.rowp Of Pi,si-en' jams B'ohanap.
We rsr aiosd shoot h>H On ho1r, having enjoyed 4
yery pleassp. i1tervle~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

.r,.b., the rf3ov oftts lsrsstsl Lisl. BIT ~
rs Navy. Chief JEsiiee Tsley Il the lr,i1 ~ n
K.y, and Re is come I'd VIII the SFAIss eHa
Ivlle q N.rSlsnd. ..f -
vas Ire fItitsd s,s..s Dstr,s, Ait0T5sy TIE ~
trict ~ Columbia a. the tine 1i Es s-e;1, . Tll;1
ofis. he Vas Epu Js'ed b. Pc=.5eLs Piece. sol re-
APPOINTED by P.esjent Blccariu. Drs. k47 aied
sOue ioar years Ego, very s-lienly, t91 sll'-i
ciidrsn. TAsrs were few wh0 posses,c1i u Ll'',
ex.is5rdi56Ts degree n. grse-s sAe OF melee 90
Of Ier.or than poor Key. lie vas Crisers4y o.
loved. and was an especial fsv0d.e "a iasa."nao.s
o-clss Srca the dos,h Of ma vie tii De ia has
been very much impaired, ard rs tPI.' greatly De-
pressed.
II / bat Jus. 10 say that tie intimacy bet yaen Nj.
Key AID AIs & klve % beer reua.kei 10 " asaic-
too relies for fear pas ard bad been he occ-si1o u
more than ore d. reeDen. in the families II the
partiss Dur,rg TIE last Con grsss notes pss.td be-
t>e.n Nr. Key and Mr.. Sckles 90 lie s1i ac1 va
were followed by cOmpets n coneili zaoa, snd DIR.
Kew visited usue az tse house Of NJ cS'es hsv.
ips dIed WITH hin at large patty rot more than ten
day ago.
Sokts and NJ Key together, rss scme ten or twelve
DAYS ago 81 the residence OF ,he ferer tJs isdy hr
self beng pTeseb', With c.ber compary. M evec,
that soc be gptued IN ,his country for alsny years E
occasion Esose -id.srre.d excitement. Ihs yoath Of
The parties, the beauty sod popularity OF Ars Stokes
tie LuneTous come CtioDs, political AMI peTsIosl Of
the principal actors and the feaIu Lesson HGc1 the
whole crCumttsI c-s " tls must give 10 society
will form toe 81 Jet Of commeL; for se,rs TO cDR-
Mr Sekl,s is prOss;baBy col ssd eAec ed, not sp'
10 he moye' by sudden passion, AID i O! generous
a,d optGdiDg Ianre, cevOteoy attached Il his f1snd
aid ready - s4ve trem a. shy secT'toe.
ETen Fst BsI,issr, RsDss,issg
Mr.. Key has been y Dad health fr tGO yesIs, cut
his manner habi; AID dress rave ls;ery b-en uiqet
cnsI ged from what they efoFe the deGtn OF L.
wife, formerly Mss Szsnn OF Ss.tlr.OEe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

70 y .ilps 8. fsr vsr.bss % spare, all bs saved
nom the res.s'.d ascus.isn Q! TIE cshspsy eifcun
s.rcss s,tessiDg TON e.'e.
NJ S,csbs's ds,ssr srrvs3 lac, night, snf tsi
PSI nj iof,rv,s. VIII be so1. lac mptner OF Ars
Scses al.o vi.',es ND toi' aos'Bg II company s.n
s,,yeyor Hsr # Nss.YJ:s, nj sas 80 Overcome by
her f,cl'rcs as % fsiD',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
E,.n ID I,s,,tlef Csrn.re,.

We have sres1y ise'ris3 tie SAT at siokea.rz oc-
currsIc.s L. W,shHgioD, sbich have rssI ei IL tns
destruction Of family peace spd hsp1nes, the ds..l
Of paaho fl, o. pro r--c3- sni d'slcc loo, an
the lcsIo-r tiou OF ole VI the Members Il CJ1g-e-s
from this ciry p'iscV, charged s.n sh-ioous crns
The whole affair, ff n get % lest d 1.p.Ha1s, but
We DO rot d-ec II Erc@r o express zsy Oplioo upon
r. gull Of the parties pend ~ t.- i1f.cizl
invest st.Ou. O. uCTa Rllt thsrs il crashics Ioai
Iescg upon al the psries. Sgca ict-l g-so- - has
resobsc Ia from as1.pgtOa ca las subject VII b.
found IL or COlla.ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

TIE great Indiso MauIy has entsiled npon th'
GovernlnsLt Of IDdis military expenditure y,
CISCO eco, beside losses amounting to s0o'.
$500 eco more. The Sepoy outbreak has thus e0''
the enormous sum Of 70 ,0oO ,OO0.
The london 7isss says that single message over
the cable wien fret opeoe5, by whica the enosIss
ion Of TIE Canadian regiments for lndia gas en'>
nsnGtd saved the Government ct least 50, eVs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
NIX, KEY.
From ne PAyaiapAia Prsss

FToW Tkf FkVddafstta FfeA
Philip Barton Key WAS Connected with some Of ths
most distinguished families 70 this country. 0pe OF
his sisters is married 10 the Htv. George PsniIetSn
Member Of Congress IRON the Ciscinnsa District, aai
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27

s@ A driver of Walkers Stage Line
from DEBORAH to Ossian, in going for the
first time over the Road, mistook the way.
Seeing Norwegian within haling distance,
one lately born into Uuncle Sans family,
he asked of him the question: can you tell
me sir, the way to Ossian: Norway, hay-
ing very limited knowledge of our Ian
guage, answered in the affirmative, by say
ing, yas vas, which is the road there! To
which the same answer was given as the
previous question Of yas, yas.. The driver
seeing the information was about to be as
clear as mud" says, guess youra id
fool, amt you? to which the Norwegian
gave the standard answer of vas, yas. The
driver proceeded on his way but not with
out pronouncing in rather strong language,
benediction on the verdancy Of foreigners
in general, and his Norwegian guide in par
| ticular K.
A proprietor Of one of the DEBORAH Hotels
had in his employ a newly imported Nor
weigan. Wishing to make use Of pair of
timers shears, Norway was sent to procure
them from neighboring tin shop. He
soon returned but in place oil the shears,
came in with an armful of stove-pipe, much
to the amusement of the landlord and his
numerous guests who witnessed the Incl
| dent. ....... Il.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
The Odd.EellOwS.

A most unwelcome rain on Tuesday morn
ing married the pleasure anticipated by our
friends of the mystic I. .. o. +. The
streets were muddy, the sky lowcry and
threatening, and the falling rain prevented
the arrival of the Prairie du Chen delegs~
ton till nearly ~ o'clock. They came how
ever, on the Alamakee, with Brass Band
accompaniment and as the ltaska and Pioneer
brethren passed up Main street clothed in
the imposing Regalia OF the order, they made
a very handsome appearance.
We 60 to press at 2 o'clock of the day
which is thus commcmorated, and we have
no opportunity to report proceedings. We
take this occasion to express the obligations
of Mr.. 4 Mrs. Times to the members of
Itaska Lodge No. 10l for the honor of a
special invitation to meet them in their pub
lie ceremonies and festive hours as the
"Guests of the Lodge" appreciate the
compliment more highly because it comes
from our personal friends, because it is from
those whose Motto is "Friendship, Love &
Truth" and because it is from body of men
whose organization in the U. States embraces
u band of Three Hundred Thousand of the
best men of the Union. But on the day OF
our publication we are not at liberty to &C.
cept the invitation Of any Society on earth
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27

Doors & SuoEs.-Those of our readers
who buy Leather, Findings or Boots &
Shoes at Wholesale or Retail can accom-
modatc themselves now by calling on
HOBART in the Exchange Block. His
Spring arrivals thus far look as though all
the boxes in Boston had been sent to him.
We presume not to know how Hobart gets
his goods but from the low prices at which
he sells We are inclined to guess that some
liberal down-eastcr gires them to him, and
yet, what is very singular, every time David
goes to Boston he brings home a larger
stock---the liberality of his Yankee fri >nds
increases with every supply forwarded.
See IIobart'S Advertisement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
TanlpcrfnE.

Tampcring.
A writer in some newspaper which We
have had the misfortune to pick up, say
that "in view of the weakness Of human
morals Just at present it is unkind in the
young ladies to tampcr with a man :
heart
Why what philosophic iceberg the fell
low must be. Appealing to the gentle and
the beautiful to mask their charming bate
rics and no longer level the artillery of Love
at the heart Of man! Old and steady as
we are we would not utter a prayer so vio-
lativc of the command THAT We love anoth-
er," if our heart was smashed to smither-
ens' three or four times a week. No! no
Continue, Ladies. to afflict the pantalooned
| creation with any fortunes which grace,
beauty and intelligence can invent, and
when that lordly ignoramus called MAN drops
at your feet and surrcndcrs, ask him how
! it is that the weaker vessel" without
political rights and legally almost scrf, can
extort from ambition, courage, power and
all the boasted advantages Of males, the
childish confession, I'VE cannot resist ~
These men are brave fellows till the light
ming glance of bcauty's eye falls upon theil
poor souls and then they admit that love is
superior to reason.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27

Written lor the Times.
Enigma.
am composed of % letters.
My II, Z, ID, -, %, 8, is a mans name.
Ny /, 5, Il, Il, 20, is path
My q, II, l, 4, 8, 8, is a kitchen utensil.
My 10, 5, 7, 10, 20, II, is a European coun-
try. ~. .. s
My l6, II, Is, Is, is road.
My s, 6, Z, 5, is mean person.
My 81, 10, Is, "a, is what you like.
Ny 2, 3, Is, 5, IA, 3, 4, /, 7, is woman
name.
My II, 10, 8, g. Is, 20, Is, is contract.
Ny 20, Q, 8, 10, is grain.
My 2, Is, 20, l6, is part Of the body.
Ny 10, Q, 8, !, is Military rendezvous.
Ny %, 8, IA, IS, is lady's maine.
Ny IL, 8, II, 81, is a plant.
My Q, Is, II, ., Is, is u vegetable
My Is, 0, IA, l8, 3, is necessary evil
My 10, 8, 6, 3, 4, is firt.
NV whole is exciting great interest through,
out tho United States.
FRANK.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
COMM L rel A l.
McGregor Market,
WednesdaN, April 81, 1859

Wednesday, April q, 1859
Corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON co
Wholesale Grocers Il Druggists.
EXCHANGE on N. v, buying 81, selling IL; on
Milwaukee and Chicago. selling l-2 Saint Louis, sci.
ling 81. Gold buying IL, selling premium.
PRODUCE.-Wheat IS to 81, o5. Flour 2,75 to 800
Oats 4j to as. Barley -. Corn so. Potatoes75to9o
Beans IS TO 81. Butter IA to Is. Lard to ~.
Eggs to s. Cattle. gross, &c. Sheep l,50 to 200
Beef dressed to 4. Hogs dressed 4, so to $40
FRUlTS.-Green Apples 600; dried IL. EaiSin'
$50.
GROCERIEs-sugars n. O., I l-2 to s1.2 Coffee
sugar 10 to IL Powdered and crushed II l-2 Mo
lasses (new)i5 to So syrup IS to CO. Coffee, prime ic
10 ID IL. Crtci to o. Sa,cratas bulk l-2
Rabbits :. Tobacco 25 to 40--smokins Ito TO-
Whisky 81 to %. Candy IA.
SALT-S2.25.
FIsH--Mackerel 80 to $50 Cod l-2 White 4 ,25
Water Lime $50. Plaster s to O. Domestic Lime 81
OILs-Bbl. Lard rs Whale 80 to slJ0 Liaseet
10. Soap IL. Candles mould IL IL to IL L., AID
aman tine 25.
;IIDES--Dry flint 10 .: Green 8.
SUNDRIES.-Nail. S4,25. Pelts Is. Wood to 2,5(
White Lead to 10. Lumber IL. Is, 20, 30 Lati
2 ID to 8 /; Shingles s. Sole Leather 80 to ST.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27

FLANDERs.-The hosts of customers who
have dealt with Flanders since his establish
ment in business at this place will take no.
tice that his Goods are now removed to that
large and handsome Brick, built by Allen
Il Wilkerson, one door east ofthe Post Office
This is one of the finest store rooms in town
and with the new Stock of Spring Goods
which Flanders is about to put in it, there
will he a regular rush to witness the change
from the old, dingy and cramped-up hole
| which he has heretofore occupied, to the
large and airy room near the Steamer Land.
ing. John will be more attentive than
ever if possible, the goods will show better,
the customers can see at the same time the
River and the Steamers as we'll as the beau
tiful Prints, Lawns, Silks, Laces, Berages
&C., &C., which are being selected to please
the eye and improve the appearance of the
ladies. -ss---~. .1--' ..=as
N.B.-When you come to Flanders store
hereafter never stop your team till you get
to the foot of Main Street, and you will get
as good or better prices for your market
produce as though you took the first offer
and regretted afterwards that you did mt
''look round" Remember the place.
- Nearly opposite the Times Office -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27

PERsoNAL.--SwINEFoRD of the La Cres-
cent Banner, in response to our threat to
make him drink cold water when he visits
McGregor, gets off the following most vii
famous insinuation: ''Cold water is very
good beverage but how the ID Richard
son found it out is a mystery to u.s.
If that personality will not justify us in
demanding satisfaction from him VIC DIES.
pair of ever getting into duel. Sir, the
next time you come to McGregor we will
make arrangements to have you shot, Gas
| usual
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
The Ferry.

The Ferry.
Owing to the impossibility Of getting the
Alex. McGregor ready for use by Wednes-
day and owing farther to the necessity which
requires the Allamakcc to go up to John
sonsport on that day for the conveyance of
the Iowa Railroad Delegates to Prairie du
Chen, the Ferry will be absent from her
post from about 10 o'clock A. NJ. to one or
two o'clock p. NJ. on that day. Capt Shcr-
win requests us to make this statement by
way of apology to the citizens of both towns
at this crossing, and we add to his request
the farther one that everybody and his wife
will be little patient and yield to the cir
cumstances which nobody can control.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
INDEPENDENCE Cicillian copies a

INDEPENDENoE.-The Cictllian copies a
part of Fielding's late letter to us complain
ing of the want of whisky in that model
little village. We let the letter run into
type without alteration because we thought
it likely the Independence people might
esteem it as a compliment TO be charged
with excessive temperance. If there is
plenty of liquor there we regret having been
the medium through which our correspon-
dent slandered the place.
The Cicillian is owned and edited by
Cornelius Hodges, and it is one of our best
Iowa exchanges.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
MARRIED.

At Hudson. N. Y, on the 10th inst, by the Rev.
d. d. Dumarest, JOHN v. d. BENTON, of McGregor,
to Miss SArAH ]. BAcHMaN, eldest daughter OF
Samuel Bachman, Esq, of Hudson.
This happy pair Of sKnickerbockers' arrived at
McGregor in safety, on Saturday evening last, and
cordially welcomed by town-full of delighted
friends. with that Kind regard which Jo,S ont.rtains
for the press, he made the Times Office tho recipient OF
valued pre.cnt-wc beg to recprocate the hope i'm
piedy rendered in the character of the favor
frred to- by wishing young friends only sham pain
through the journey Of life
To the young bride who has left home the banks
of the romantic Hudson to gladden. the hearth Of
of most valuable citizens tender the compl
mcnts of this office. Both parties have heartfelt
con IRA ulations
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27

MosoNA.-This is one Of the prcttiest To-
cations, and ordinarily one Of the most spir-
tied villages in North Iowa. The Egbert
Hotel by Paul Egbert DR., is the leading
house ofits linc on the road west of Nc
Gregor It is large and well arranged, a
large stable is attached to the premises and
eli the comforts and convcnienccs Of first
class village Hotel can be obtained at rea.
sonable prices. PAUL is an old acqnain.
tance Of ours and we know that he is accom-.
inodating.
His card is in to-days paper.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
BOnnets.

bOnnekS.
There are but few ornaments that add so
many attractions to pretty face as a "love
Of a bonnet and day or two since we had
the impudence to go into Mrs. Wilson's
Millinery Establishment on Main street for
the express purpose Of seeing whether these
delicate little articles were as "swcet' as
the ladies say they are. Reader, the half
had not been told us! Mrs. W. has stock
of Bonnets and Millinery Goods that, when
properly distributed throughout city and
country, Will storm the hearts of the coolest
bachelors that have survived the late winter.
We saw laccs and flowers and ribbons and
lawns and pretties of all kinds, so abundant
and so cheap that no possible excuse can
now he offe,el by our fair readers for not
making conquest.
Read her Advertisement and go at once
to the store or you may forever regret it
"John" or "Charlcs' may leave you for the
girl who has the prettiest bonnet
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27

The DANcE.-The closing dance Of Mr.
Harrison's School, took place at Concert
Hall on Tuesday evening last. There was
very large and a very good looking party
(the females we mean) and no dance at Nc
Grcgor has been more generally commend
cd. Ii we didn't have as much happiness
as is necessary for mortal to enjoy ",
wouldn't say so. Every body Jumped up
and down" with Joy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-27
New Goods,

New Goods. $685.
Since our last issue McGregor has rcceiv-
ed an immense amount of New Goods, but
we have nowhere seen more extensive or
desirable stock than Dearbon & Jarretts at
the New Brick store of Jones & Bass, on
Main street. They have Shectings, Denims,
Stripes, Prints and other staple Dry Goods,
corded up as though they cost nothing
their fancy Goods are very rich in style and
reasonable in price, their Groceries are album
dant enough to supply several country
stores--they have Nails, Glass, Crockery,
Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Yankee No
tons, Mirrors well, universal assert
ment. Their goods are clean and fresh. the
store-room is fine one and all these quail
tications added to the uniform attention
which the two JOINS pay to a customer, i:
giving them trade which causes an occa
sional sigh from our older Mercantile deal
ers.
See the Advertisement of this new firm
and call on them Just to trouble them t.
show their goods, if nothing more