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COURT CALFNDAG-Tais D

tbl III tALfNbAt--lHs DAY
UNED Stalls DISTRICT COCET-NOs. II, ~
:oSs.
sCPKTME CoUnT-GENEEAL TERN.-Thc Calendar
VII not h. called again this term.
SlFEINI COULT-tIkCC I.-Saine az
W,n,sdaY with the filnw ing additional ubers: lt6> III
Par ll.-Sarlc - yesterday. and No. So
SUPEEIUk IouEI-fAET i-Slmc rs "wednesday,
with ~, adicr 81 Ne. SO and IL! Part iSane as Wtl'
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DEArH PROM ADMINISTRATIONS Horton
heic q Yesterday u, Doc, % Maria h ssr- who
orupisd u T. the 80 Pr~ street The e'i
sEs = Il the brar o. p-ng-
BrReLAHY The house 4 Wa. Boyle, in Clermcut
sy,nue. re.r De Kab r.bt-d Ticcdsy Of prPcrJ
u 10 b. Nm
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CrAND LARcrNy.-Margartt ONcll, A servant in

GRAND EhKCFNf.-Mafghrtt u NtlII, 4 scfVHh To
tie employ Of John Benson Of No Wooster street mauuca'
rr 81 k ans arrested yesterday suspicion OF theft.
For some weeks past MI Benson had missed various art
cs and yesterday six msntss disapParus he had the girl
takt into custody ben she Couted that che had proued
other article tut that she knew nothing of the antll
thorough Instituted, when large quantity Of stuf
secrrd ia her under her bid The martl AS
upon the housetop Justice Kelly committed
the accused foI Trial.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

Bulls HrAD.-Thcrc was 10 falling oh in the price
Of beef cattle Wednesday, the market closing at
as high rates az those mentioned in our item on We'd
nesday morning and all the cattle sold at an early
hour in the evening. Some details in our Cattle
Market report will be found particularly interesting.
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

THT INIos AsNWELsAKY oF TIVE SABBATH
SCHOOLS % HogoAL>.-Tiis Ami, ersary took place
Yesterday. under bright and beautiful ky. over
40 children took part in the celebration The
schools aite- meeting al their respective churches,
proceeded theIce 10 living place, Garden street,
sbere they ruod into line, and prOceede thence
through several streets to the residence OF Mr.. Ste
vtns, Castle Point. On reaching the beautiful
grounds Of Mr.. Stevers, quite a crowd was collected,
and seats prepared for the accommodation OF tile
children. The procession approached the grounds
prepared for their reception with vocal music suited
to the occasion. After momentary pause, the large
audience called to order by Col. Shaer, Marshal
Of the day.
Five schools were represented, ard numbered a.
follows:
Methodist 800; First Baptist, li6; Presbyterian,
$40; Dutch Reformed 81; German Prote,taut l20.
IT, exercises were introduced by the Rev. Mr.
Babb,it, If the Presbyterian Church, with few up
propria;e remarks.
The children then sarg hynn commencing:
Or loving Rede-ner. t~us, IN Thy word"
Prayer vas then offered by the Rev Mr.. Roger,
when the children sang another hymn, beginning
"Thsre (, no name s. sweet 0 esrh."
Tie Rev Matthew Hale Smith vas then introduced,
who spoke for about "a minutes with impressive
effect
Al the conclusion Of Mr. Smiths address the Ger
School sang With nee effect, when, after a few
remark by the Rev. Mesr,. Roger. and Rabbit; the
scholars sang hymn:
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G,sLGAsl-GAs FIXIrRFs haze been pro.

ductd til lsOry Of the undersigned which sass the bal
Of the world H. beauty AID prices Can al our great
Nc. SIT Broadway. NARAkH, fEcA Co
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(Advertlsem ont.
Sunerbl beautiful CAKPETs

A gCuI ndOus low rIfctt..
C.ossey i Some gorgeous Mrp .LLioNs.
EsoLIsh NtLyFTs. q 70 u pr yart.
Real EsGLisH BRUSStLs b 60 10 pr yard.
Atwood lNGRASs, 8 toe per yard.
Flor OILCLOIHs 26tCt pr yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON. No % BoweEy.
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fAdvrstiseueut.l
THE WORLDS Own

old b. .is t q the udsu Remedy. e. the p-odc-
M II Nahu iah aeGarGs Mrs. d. n. G2rner called the
Iuai Basm Livc,Wo sId HoarCuud cues Colds and
Cc.ss az aoyis:es al Lug Compsuts Is cold
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The great Gallery Of Fashloo at WILDE 4 Co.'S

No 81 Br sdwAy (cor sis:ng O. three Millinery Saloons
e. H. J., gth) adorned with he m"t pc.uresque aud
beautiful oispay of French SUMNER BoSSEIs STRAW GOODS,
RIBBONS FcwLRs Ac, submitted % the tie OF New
York ed .hc prices mod, rate beyoad all precedent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

TIE CoIrHRIA STEErT MYSuR.-Capt Squire
reports that he has found clue to the mystery that
cuyccped the nutilat,d remains found in Columbia
street, and hopes TO be able to bring the whole matter
% light.
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rNIrEp srArEs coMMssIoNER,s OfrICE-Mm ..

nm An NfI 10 EOD ruE NAILS.
Adam Keck, the mail agent who 80 narrowly
escaped being robbed Of the mails the Erie Rail
road last week has arrived and identifies Edwin Jack
son a. the man who attempted to rob him. Tue pros
ecut!on have large number Of Hitnes-e- to examine
in the matter, and the investigation may last some
dav-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

Tie A. ii. Davenport Dramatic Association have
q representation on Monday evening reSt at the
Stadt Theatre.
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lAdyerseU On.
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-This inm-


table s;ico raly h obsiIed q the le nlluact.Frs J.
S.VNpfRs Ne Aor House and OF the various agents through
~ tn
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lAdvfF;isemeL..l
How 10 RESTRAIN TIL PASSIONS AND CrL.

1iva1E THE HIGHtR NATURE. and IN prsuit cap
make tie himself be learned by PhreLoos 81
EAsuias;iol L: FOWLER WELLss no 5H Broadway.
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evidence before them, rendered verde. OF death
by compression Of the BRAIN tic re-ult of fracture
" q the skul but how said fracture received we
d" are unable to -ay."
NJ. Cochran was about = yeAr- Of age, aud anatve
q Marylsrd. He was WHOEVER, hi- wife aud child
la,irg died zon,e 20 years ago At lie tune cf his
deat he wa okkeeper for Messrs. Buckley & Co..
No. College place. By Request Of liz friends the re-
mains we're conveyed 10 Baltimore for intermett.
When inset, Mr. Cochran very respectable
gentleman. lie Wa thoroughly educated, aud much
esteemed by his many friends. His family conuec-
tons in Maryla1d Of the highest fespecabilit!.
MousI VTrsOs FtSD.-TDe following sGms have
BEEN received sin tue last statement OF the Ladies
Mount Vernon Association:
poTic Lcdgr No go 50. N New.York cty:....+ai o.
Mr. Ichr ?. CoushFo ard NJ. c J. jansen Lafayette
o.. ef fc5ss Sa iis = A. NJ Aiaa Grenc Ca
WsrrousHoW Lodge Ne. 81 F. a A. NJ. SAG HsTtof' -,
c5tc.irc1. Of he ildcrtad,st NeuYoLk Cy..... IS
Fourth Criverss.-t snLoay-schs'l tDr L. H. ChsPn' ,
CLuTcht through Eirlhar, -upt ........::... - -
Vsriol. r-on. II emp Of Brewster Co., No. 81
yi,i ,T me .;at Of rot. c y =
MsnAs.' o Rober'-. esd thrtush Mir 81 o. Rober' % q,
W H. Web go. Though Mr.. N. o Rcbt Standing
Mr scIacnsrdt, :hrcaeh Nh. Parish, Standing Con.
M HILL tr,ush Mr.. Parish. ssndipT Committee. -
>',pbsu Wbfey esq through hrs. John MscGregoF
H;,e. ana ns.L Eo, ,o. =, '''' so
1eb ar. Ksssn Lsdy Nan,r,- New YorL City,. .! ~
Tbrfrh ME. Isabel Pots. Lazy Manager, Fiu,hing 49,
Through Mrs Grouse Lady Manager, Canastoto VI .doE
no ii ,ir. j. 5 Marin L,dy Msrsss- oeaH Gaia
- OF
lt G,,. sn Mr' c. haa. IS %
Through Mrs Croker, Lady Miusgrr OsweEo oswego
70 -
Through Mrs T. j. Maur. Lacy Manager, Saransa
sfiirs. '.'' - 90
le aS1gsi "' " H. io'' i---. Il o.
Thr,aish Mn 4. Mo-. Lady Mauager frrdoHis, Chan
TLroueh Miss F. Seran, Lady Manager, Ncwbursh
1r-.f Ni. p,,.b 80 Nesfrrsn Ofats. Co ...... cj
L.ile = L.
r.l ............ : ln9 q;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26
F,TN F,IL.-Coroner Schirrner held an inquest

upon the bdy Of Alice Dorau r,aIt LoSeiy Hotel who,
while intoxicated Tuesday night accidentally fell from
bridge connecting he hotel with building aud in.
s,any killed Deceased native OF Ireland, p years OF
a.e N,idic;, Accidental death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

The Grammar School Of the University will give
their exhibition to-day at the University Hall, com
mCrcing at ii o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

THE RUSSIAN FRIGATT GENERAL ADNIRAL.-The
great crowd of persons visiting this ship causing
fuspcnsion of work on board, she VIII not, on and
after this date be open to the public after IL o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

\ resolution Of thanks vas then offered by one OF
tie scholars Of the Pre- sbyteran School, gratefully
worjed for the tender Of NJ. Stevtn-s fine grounds,
for tie occasion, aud passed unanimously. The bene-
di,tion was then prorouIcet by the Rev Mr.. Noun
of the German Church, when the whole body re-
formed in procession Tor their respective ehurchea Tor
8 collation..
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pEAIa IRON MoRPHINE.-MaIy McCann, WHO
.oi 4, ono. II uso1. on Mo1day n.rs for ;ir rap -
!; je;g helf i's5 a. ihc houss q IL. Lyors, or THi
.t7t: -rsr Messed stree G7suTot yc-trri1y norm :
Corner Sutl held Iques Nh.I FrFti7 = s1i'at y
taxing Orphire Is rider 4.
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The strcct-swecppg machines, in conformity With
notice to MIR. Smith, put in operation on Broad
way on Tuesday night where, it is hoped, they VIII
be allowed to continue without future interruption
from the squabbes Of The City Government. Now
that Mayor Temann has the supervision oil the ,''y
Inspectors Department, he viii probably order other
portions of the city beside Broadway to be cleaned by
these luachiuCs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

FERRY AcCIDENI.-As the Pe,A-Slp ieff! -oVa.
E.c a, .si.s doun the yer yesterday Eoi.g hs is
ed hei r,sf lie CshAIe Fsy sip oac q he CstEaiias
f.ts csne o. 81 he sip on ScSYo-k side, ard stfck
,sa Pal. rrar hc boz 90. hing in portion Of ths lad e seH
bit urins The dsrafe rrOGp! 'ga.2a' ~
iss CsIe le.-.nel D.. ,-tr, Z be s.e.Lo...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

The as. Squire" signed to a letter in THE TEB-
UNr Of the Dist inst explanatory OF an indictment or
charge made against him for a rape, is "Samuel
Souires," German, residing in Brooklyn, as we are
informed There are Ole or two other persons OF the
came initial and surname resiiing in this city, with
W hom the same should not be connected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

The Mayors Office in the rcoiiess City Hall hs
been very finely fitted up, and the clerks resumed
their old places yesterday. When do the Aldermen
intend TO pass the Couucilmens resolution to repair
the roof They have had it about six weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

THeowN FROM CARA woman was thrown from
M.L,e ca. :; he oorsert e Ccrn5rr.sud street, rsir5
Ia "a s..crrl " iiurpd about tc heaa Sac dscccf-
in cr the platform when the heroes were starred All o- -
.aICRn up,n the Paveren;
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The following is the Bank movement Of the four
nrincpnl cities as shown by their last statements:

48i. s62 81 esiSei 80 ssa s5 lta $50 81
,,... 2S5ts62s6 558i8. gal 81 SS7,fo6 49, 1850
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Mous1 VTrsOs FtSD.-Toe following s1ms have
been received sin tue last statement OF the Ladies
MINT l. r,nr A.
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@atest Aeivs.

Private advcss state the news Of che battle Salins
created great sensation ct The Court Of Naples the
young King dispatched messenger to the camp Of the
allies congratulating them. Il b supposed that -
alliance win take place between III The Itslaa
powers.
The London Times has positive information es q
arrangsmsns bstwssn Ksssash and Napoleon rslativs
to the rising Of the people In Hsngary The fsets rs
- important shat W sondsnss them:
K.rsQuirsd guarantees sfgood faith from Napoleon
those declined. Nap. then stated thas HuueaTy
would b. raised With x without Kossutb e nswsssd
this By stating thas he would issue an sddesA
warning the Nagyass 81 the Emperos's psesssssns.-
This play took the trick and K. invited to Pars
The conditions agreed On ars thas shs 1mpseor shall
furnish mon and munitions to any amount requirsd--
that the Emperor should nrst, and K next issue an
address to the Hungarans-that France should Asst
recognize the Independence Of the uungarisns-khaS
Hungary shall choose her own form Of government
without French intsrfsrsncs-that three millions Of
francs should be placed Immediately At KS. Disposal
that X. should return to England and preach nsutra
ly (Which he has done2 and that then hs should re-
pair to the headquarters Of the allies (whsrs he u
now)
Tho Times thinks the Armistics will b fatal to
Austria aad promises s readers that Francis Joseph
WMa ~ 0uspesseu 70 "akS up peace on al00ss any
terms. The Paris Monitsur prospects Of peacs
To IN American it looks though the war hsd just
begun, the parties having pended hosthtes only "te
gst good ready" -: =.
The Supreme Court Of Pa. has Sustained the Mayor
Of Phil In stopping Sunday passenger r. r. travel.
The funeral Of Rufus choats attended by an the
staas a9RHs Of Massachusetts aad an inmsnss ASwA
sxsss1 - aa0 str9ug<fs@ %F ~ s'ssf " =
The French Emperor gave orders In the late battle
By means Of telegraphic batteries established through.
out the country occupied Balloonists wsrs also sent
up to watch tho Austrians.
virsnia s.swsrt was shot ds6d BY her RIVER, Robert
DoonsA a Broadway, N. T., last ssturday-hs thea
attempted to stab himself but the pslies prevented
Jealousy was the cause.
Six thousand hogsheads ofsugar were burnt 1t late
aFs In Cuba. The sugar market l. dull q Havsnaa.
The Eastern Railways having Western connections
are about reducing their ffsighss.
The stock market Is inactive and the Grain market
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
LATER FROM RUROPEi

The North Briton reached Farther Point July z4th,
with intelligence Of TREATY OF PEACE between
the European Powers The following dispatch h from
Nspoleoa to the Empress:
"VALLaolA, July liza treaty Of peace has been
9ued between tho Emperor Of Austria ana myself on
the following ba The italian Confsdsracy is to ID
under the honorary Presidency Of the Pope. The En-
peror Of Austria concsdss his right IN Lobasdy TO the
Emperor Of the HfaDch, who transfers then, to the
King Of Sardinia. The Emperoe OF Austria preserves
but she will form an integral part the italian
Confederation. Sign:d, NAPOLEON"
The Empsrors had interview on the llth, 1t Wills
France. England and Prussia beth claim credit fol
the Peace. is said Austria got all she asked for
The Emperor returns to Paris. french funds rose
81 IL per cent on receipt Of the News.
The London News calls the psscs an infamous blast.
Ing Of the hope Of Italy. & 80
Tho Times says: ssEranes hes spent ESQ, 900 ,0OO
sterling, and g, 900 men, only give Milan Pied
montese instead Of Austsisn Master and to reesta
bsh the Pope In temporal dignity even beyond hil
fmasualaon. Il all this reali The EmpsSor's game
must be long one.
The announcement ofpeaee Was road in ths English
parliansnt amid great cheers.
Kossuth ives to propose Monarehical Government
for Hungary. The Jusuits are expelled from Milan.
California news up to the LIST Is received The heat
has been intenss-polities runs high-Broderick had
declined . challenge from Perley. orrovills was burn,
to the amovnt OF $780, 900.
American volunteers hocking into MEXICO, but
b not certain that they win be recsivsd
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

SrArIsrlcs-We are promised in few days
. pile of statistics relative to the trade and
business Of MeGregor for the last year. We
confess to no great Partially for long arrays Of
figures about anything. and hence few articles
of statistical nature are furnished by the
Times. This we know il not xeEy creditAbls
- our industry Dut We cannot wen help it4-tlIl
grand result Of an ;-~v.sss....:-... -,-.>y. b.
more attraction for US than . dry string Of Do.
tails. $50 =
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,STR YED. OR STOLEN.

Arm Of NJ chael Stsnts, IN Boardman AAE
townships cream colored mare colt, with white 1au,
thess white lset, ana small bunch on lst side 81 the
head, above tbs nOstril. i
Apy psrson giving infcrpat,op Of the wersaSonts Of
said colt returning the same to my farm, Will be
literally rewarded. MICHAEL STENTS
Elkadef, July 3, l6S0tf Is. q.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

CLAYTON Co. PoLlTlcs.-The great battle
seems to be on the election of County Judge.
1t is said the main principles to be agitated will
be the County Seat question and the fashion
of wearing hoops! If any candidate shows a
clean record on these two vital issues he is
sure to be elected.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

An ADDREss.-We have perused with much
interest an able Address delivered, on q recent
occasion to the GAINESVILLE High School, by
Judge ARMSTRONG of that city. We are indebt
ed to friend for copy Of the Gazette contain
iner IL
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

AO0feHOr EO~t OWcO. n.
MAILS leaving The McGrsgoe Poet Once, will close q
the followiug specified times until lArthss notice
Est UNIoA, daily, at 6:4S, \. u. 81
DscolAH, Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat0sdAys, q
1:15, A. u.
WucoMs,m, and Up-River, daily, q $50, ?. y.
CHICAGO, and Eastern, It 7:3O, ? y.
A. p. RICHARDSON, Past Mater.
Mc0regor, July "a, 1850.
n. B.--Psrsons desiring the uss Of 1oIes = the
once, will attend TO paying for them quarterly, u
Advance. Postages ON Newspapers, are required -
advance, and It will save me much trouble, II the
pubic viii attend to u rates u the ed Of the quar-
tss, will be charged double, - required BY Law
y HAMMERS, lssi =. y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

JUICE WiLsoN.-This gentleman was in
town few since and honored the Times Office
with call. We regret that absence prevented
our seeing this valued personal and political
friend. The Judge is sure of an election t
the Supseme Bench In October. @Nsw.-t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

.'They tell me wine gives Strengthen
said Fox, one day, and yet |, who have just
drank three bottles, cannot keep myself on
INV legS!' So
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

An Explanation.
'Bshold Whist zrsat matter litts Ore kindlsth. !"
Gel. Rishardson :-In yeur paper or last week, yeu
have piece headed "a Cruel Preacher" suppose
I am the "rreacher'' referred to.
Now, Csi., Z hope you WI permit mo through ysur
paper 70 mply say that The iasts act forth in the
nunication Of N. b., arc very greatly e1aggsl1aA
the Preachey never stsuek the, child but tvass, and
thss sinply slap on her clothes. ~ wife told the
mother Of the child some time since. that We could
not keep her without whipping her. and her uothsa
said "corrset her il she needed It." Mrs. Keith ha1
whipped her several times, but never but once te
mark her the child having been guilty Of what ~
thought great onsnes. for which W beth thought
shs should - corrected Ny wife. In my absence
proceeded 70 whip her, using small switch. and CHI
being thiny clothed, left come marks upon her Per
son. vhich my villa regrets y much - aay psrroa
This y the sum Of our offending, no more, and y.
less. Respectfully, II. II. KEITH.
CiARp, July 23d, 1850. 4 a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

ExcuRsIoss--Tke past week has been
famous for excursions to St. Paul and back, one.
half the Steamers being trimmed with ever.
greens and flags and carrying hne bands oi
music on board of them.
Speaking Of Bands reminds " that McGregor
is expecting 70 turn hsr Band out against the
best Of them in short time. Our boys are
learning fast under the tuition Of Mr.. Adams.
and it will not be long before We will present
them TO the public.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
N1OTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue OF An Ex-
eeution to me directed by the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court Of Clayton county, Iowa, will sell at pub
NO vendus totha highest bidder, for cash, the 18th
day Of August, A. b. 1899 betwecn the hours or ten
o'clock A. NJ, and four O'Clock, M, Of said day. Ut
the Banking House Of Lee Knnsird, in ths town Of
Mcregor Clayton county, Iowa, oil the estate, IN
terest right and title Of Simpson Oxsie to the foi-
lowing described property, to wit .e st-ss.
LotNo. two, ca Block one OD, % shown BY the re-
corded Plot of the Town of North McGresor Clayton
county, Iowa. Taken the property Of Simpson &
Hoxsie to satisfy an Execution in favor Of Phillip
Dster 4 Co., for the sum Of Three thousand, four
hundred and 84-l0O Dollars, and five and
dollars cost OF suit aud all cost that have and
ma. accrue thereon JANIS DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iosrd.
By ~. ~ 1U71LE,.D Deputy.
July IL, ls6owA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
Notice.
Milwaukee s. Mis-. Warehouse Sale.

Kerr, Eldorado, box medicines;
r Reese, AfcGrsgor. box +. So
Brown 4 co.. $ II bbls. Lamp Black,
kegs Printers Ink. E# ..4s'e
Foster l. Moore, st. Paul. box OIL ..-s-a.
Spencer & Reebee, Waterville, box medicine
Miller & Sargent, Kossviile, box medicine; -
Fuller, Prairie du Ohisn, boxes, chest, trunk
Griffin, I" ! pair Of bob sleds
| Hayward, q" box, bag, pillow
4 lngies, =" l bx II goods, joints
OF pipe, old stove, boiler and conts, pkg ware,
tea KETTLE trunk, table, bedstead, pr chAirs
| B Jaest Prairie du Chen, work bench sr
D Rolf, McGregor, box ......- b
Calvin Ford. Dbl. d.
Bishop. NcGregor bx hardware. 4 old wagons
n d I Crandail, Prairie du Chen, bx goods, bds
! bedsteads. s : .s .a,-'.Fg.s4
Ole VALID, bureau, table, 6
| chairs, l settee. a~Teaasr ' +lf@7
W Babcock, ]" bxs II II goods .
chests, old pillow, bureau, sofa, bed ends,
| grindstone, 2 bed rails. -...-.. :. -
| John Hatch, Prairie du Chen, lumber wagon;
J Bennett, 8 bbs hqaorr. JOHN LAWLER, Agent:
| June Is, lS59HS So. .-.... ~ . ..