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600 &orre.e behring's, Materets, Sbao uno Gpb 8i|b,
300 Sad SalJ o'"
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9tie, @tc2aneS bcruhmte 2sberrilen, Or Sapne5 SPLEEN.
Ptutltt Noiierpt0en &c. &c, 2Surmmittel Ytrih;goinCr SOrtet
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03
Ssyy. from Fort Ab.ssS. mi,is.
uarr-.posAsns- - IIs pnHss' ard DsaD,sl
ST. CfHup, January ~, 1859.

Correspondence - Ire PbHssr ard Dsay,s1
ST. CLDuD. January ~. 1889.
Ias, evening q government train u mule
teams arrived from Fort AbercrOmbie.
They are under the ohsrge u Mr.. hAgr. II
the Qpsrtsrmsster's Department, and came
most u the way over the rev State road.
Mr. TiAEr took down ~ had ~ cattle 10
~ioor in Sank Valley, and bough, 200
t1sh"ls ~ grain q the ss,'ifrs nesr Rich
no,d. ~ take bark ~ the Fort liz will
tai. back come supplies from this town.
lIs il W rstprn On Monday They came by
the way n Alexandria and bad excellent
lack This tnp Ia juF'ly REGARDED IA -
great sdyan,sge a. Gur set'lers and ~ The
interests 81 this town. II illustrates the
prac'icabiliiy d tbs route 20 Rcd River.
One NJ tn soldsr. al tbs for, wag lately
lroxs 70 des,h Ne bad ben ,os whisky
sfOp. snd returned intoxicated. snd lay oq,
al aighl ard r+ri.hei short distance
from The fri. ,horgh the weather sss DO,
sevrre Thin " tbe only Death that ha. %.
cured a. the fort ,ince ia 'stablishnsut.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

Tug new postage bill proposes to abolish
the Thanking privilege on all printed matter
weighing over three ounces, except this Prs.
idents annual message and accompanying
documents, the annual report Of the S.cre
tary Of the Treasury and the Patent Office,
and the Congressional Giobs. 10 increase tho
rates Of inland postage from three 10 five
cents upon letters conveyed (inlAud) less
than 1900 TO leave the postage 70 and
from the Pacific side at ten cents, n NJ
pfesrnt, and 70 charge hereafter twenty cents
on foreign letters TO and from points over
2 800 miles distant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

PrsKraAriso CnisA.--Iord Elgin. thc
British Minister in China, has proisc!ed an
expedition up the Yangtse river, which
promises many interesting rcsul,s. With y
squadron Of steam corvsttss and gun boats,
" in number, aud with the consent Of the
Chinese authorities, he il going ~ far N
Iiangehow, the principal commercial en-.
po'um on the river, five hundred miles dis-
'ant from It's mouth. and more than three
hundred miles above Nankin, hitherto tho
ut most limit 81 outside barbarian" naviga.
ton. The Yangtse il called the Mississippi
Of China, but ~ IL drains about n third Of
China, the population on It's banks must be
eight or TIN times ~ much AZ that on the
Mississippi N Y. Evening Poa.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

Tvs Louisiana Legislature 10 in sessiou.
and IN exciting contest is going on among
Democrats fOr . successor 10 Mr.. BESJA.
MIN IN the u. s.. Senate. On tho I'D, In
the Democratic Caucus. there were forty.
two ballots for q candidate. On the last
vote. BgsJAxis was four ahead Of the high
ess OF his four oPp0otnis
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

A Viss a, sturgis, Mich, on the 9th.
destroyed property To the amount Of
s2s 900; insurance $4,000. The Grand
Rapids aud Indiana Railroad Company
lost 81 go no insurance.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

Tue Captain OF the slave yacht wandercr
surrendered himself 10 the United States
Marshal. at savannah. 90 the I'D, and was
held 10 bal tor $1,000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

Tng di1icntie. between Ex-tiov. MArrE.
SON and the employees Of thu Chicago and
~ Inns Railroad, have been arranged,
and trains commenced running on the 24tb.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03
The Ahis~" slave Trade

Tho Charleston Nues replies ~ follows,
to tho argument urged in favor Of renewing
the foreign slave trade, for the purpose Of
restoring tho political equilibrium between
the North and the South
let IA advert 10 some facts. The t,uali.
~ here proposed 10 bc restored can only con.
sist IN giving 10 the South MI equal popu-
latoD, and thus AN equal representation in
the Government with tho North. The CEN
sus Of noxt year (lSG0) IL expected. accord.
ing 10 estimates made at Washington. to
show thc following populations:
Northern states. ...a,.. .......,, Is 900 600
Southern states, whites 1000, 900
negroes, 1000 900
-------- 100000
10000, 900
Actual majority Tor North tnow), d. 900 900
Federal majority for North, NJ Ave
negroes only count In representa-
ton u. three. ,,.....,,,,un,.. 1900 900
Ia The NJ VI decade tho Increase NJ
the North nom births over deaths
may DO computed ...,....,.,,,.. 5,ooo,o0o
Tho increase there nom foreign i'm.
migration and births ...,... 5000 900
Add her present federal majority 1860, 900
l5,Go0,Ooe
Here arr niieeu aud hall miIlous TO DO
overcome or rather gained by the south by
1870 to place her on an equality with tho
north. Adopting the same ratio Of increase
from births -
Her white population will gau,. 400 900
Her negro population tfederai
conni) VIII gain 66s'o0o
2,sG6 900
From immigration, sAy....,.... T3t. 900
$500, 900
This will leave $4,000 600 to he obtained
from importation Of Africans, who. count
Ing only three Tor Ave. would have 10 bo
furnished Ia the number Of 10000, 900 in
the next ten years. AS 33 per cent. Ia lost
nom death before they nre made available,
30 ,O00, 600 mast bs obtained In Africa To
b. started 10 America. IL not the pr0ptmi-
ton absurdY Can We got them Have
We ships to bring them Have we money
to buy or spare iot them
During the whole period Of the slave
trade WHEN open only 400 900 were brought
10 America. These are naturally incrcas.
ing 50 rapidly that now they nre a,00O0
and Prof Tucker estimates that ia sixty
years they ~ill be ~ 300 900 Who would
40 lar TIP Africa INTO America that 10 six
~ years there would he in America ninety
millions Of Africans, equal 10 tho estimated
population Of African Who would have
the south Alricnpized2 Was our noble
land ino,, designed for the white race or the
neRfot May our posterl,y never are tho
day when they shall he encumberod with MI
Africa at home and 10 their midst
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03
Prof. M. f. Maury
PACIFIC RAILROADS 4!

The Physical, Commercial and Military
Necessity Of
TWO ROADS!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

VX7HEREAs, on the 21st day of July, A. d. 1858
w John sypher and Amanda Sypher, executed to
me eed of Trust of that date. of the following
scribed Real Estate situated in the county Of Clayton
and State Of Iowa, towt: The northeast quarter
OF the southwest quarter Q4 Of section No. six CO..
IN township No. ninetyfve (95l north of Range No.
Three 3) West, containing Forty acres, less,
to secure the payment of certain promissory note
therein described, Of date herewith for the sum
Of Eorty-Seven Dollars, due six months after date,
made by John Sypher, payable at McG-egor. And,
whereas default has been made in the payment Of said
promissory Note according to the tenor aud effect Of
the same.
Now therefore, in pursuance and by virtue Of the
power of sale ntained in said Deed Of Trust to mo-
Pubic Notice hereby given that shall sell the said
Real Estate and all right and equity Of redemption Of
the said john Sypher and Amanda Syphcr their heirs
and assigns therein, at Public Auction the highest
bidder, .r cash, at the Court House door, in said
county OF Clayton In the township OF Gsrnavillo on
the S0th day Of June, A. d. 1885, at ten o'clock, A.
NJ OF said day, for the purposes OF said Trust aHd
realize the sum Of money due and unpaid said
promissory Note and the cost and expenses Of said
Trust, and of advertising and selling said premises.
THOMAS ARNOLD, Trustee.
McGregor, June s, lS59w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
See Advertisement In another column.


GIpDINEsS, HEADACHE, &c.--These pains and disa-
greeabe feelings generally symptoms some other
Others, all Of which caused by corrupt noxious
matter, clogging the various calculations hence, q
stream rush Of blood to the head, and by the
element great pressure on the brain. Gddiness,
headache loss Of memery, dimness IF sight. and vari
Gus other complaints are the result. Thus 1t will be
seen that all the above painful and distressing Mala-
dies owe their origin to the blood Dr. Morse's Indian
Root Pills are acknowledged to DO the only medicine
that will thoroughly purify the blood. They enter the
blood and follow the stream Of life on its journey
through the system They root out all foulness and
impurity, and drive out every unhealthy obstruction
They should be taken every night in sufficient guam
titles to operate briskly by commencing with two pills
On going bed three the night four the next
If the symptoms not removed, commence again
with two pills and 60 up again before. Continue in
like manner until the blood thoroughly purified, and
all pain and distress is euterey removed.
Obtain of our free almanacs, and read the his
tory of Dr. Morse's father, and how the medicine
introduced.
From the WesteyM Patriot.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
BOQucs OF Items.

BOques Of Items.
The Lacrosse Railroad has four regularly
organized companies who pretend to own
it, and its actual proprietor in possession is
s. Chamberlain. 1t is said camphor placed
in the hills of vines will drive away the
striped bug; we have sprinkled ours with
decoction Of Tobacco with good effect, but
killing the little devils is better yet! A lady
has beaten Morphy playing chess in New
York--of course. Sickles affairs are the
order of the day throughout the country,
and almost every honest man now begins
to suspect himself; rogucs have no need to
suspect; they know what they are about,
Frank Parker of GAINESVILLE, is reported to
have made 5l7O points at full game Of
Billiards! \ gentleman from st. Paul says
the Pioneer 4 Democrat has suspended
we hope our informant is mistaken. tits
rumored that France and Spain have bar
gained as follows Spain is to furnish a
large army to the allies, and France will
then divide P1rtugalwith Spain. The rest
less d.onses began to sing the Marseilles
Hymn Of Liberty as soon as the Emperor
got out of sight, and it is deemed best to
have him return to Paris. Phelan offers to
play Sereeiter for $25, 000-it is thought the
game will come off The fare to New York
from Milwaukee and Chicago is now only
S23,0O. Somebody says that $4,000 wag.
ons haze crossed the Missouri His Spring
an ou0bf too much
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

10 seiah Billings, Henry Baker and H. A. Scales:
VOU are hereby notified that there i. now n, ~, :,
u the once OF the Clerk CT the District Court far
ocnasaw County, Iowa, petition of james r. White
;a ns OF you the sum Of Five hundred dollars with
li. On misory note executed by you to him.
ua.eo May 18th, 1857, and payable May 18th 1855
ecuted by you, seiah Billings Henry Baker and q
scales, dated May 18th, 1857, conveying by said
mortgage the South East quarter Of section nineteen
rMU"nship nnety-four (94) North of Range Fourteen
West OF the 5th r. NJ, given to secure to James y
Mmte, the payment Of the said sum of Five hundred
doars according to the tenor and esct of said note
mn INA. unless yeu appear aud answer thereto On a.
before the morning Of the second day of the next Term
o. Tue District court in said county to be holden on
.ne lo.h DAY OF July 1859, Judgment will be rendered
said petition. fA''" "
A. u. CASE, JAMES waJrr
Atty. for Plaintiff pIa;nt;8
bTaafofd, Io,ca, June LIST lS59-n35w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

PERsoSAL.--CAAs. w. SMITH, formerly
foreman of this Office, is now the Foreman
and business Principal Of the Coos Repa6li-
can Lancaster, New Hampshire. When they
find any better Printer or more estimable
gentleman than Charley we will veneratc
him as We would perfection Hope our
old Democratic chum will make his peace
with Heaven for handling type that are SO
black with Abolitionism as are those Of the
Republiean--by the way, Smith admires
HALE as paddy does snake he always
washes his mouth after using the name Of
the funny Senator!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
Weather, Markets, &c.

The weather has not been warm enough
for anything but wheat, though a change on
yesterday indicated that Corn had at last
been thought of. The river is high yet but
falling slowly. Business rather dull owing
to the fairness Of the grain market and the
busy state of affairs among farmers. AT
Milwaukee and Chicago standard Spring
wheat is worth 100 and that is the price
paid for it here. Corn is worth SO to rs.
Oats are improving a little and 80 to 40 cents
is paid. All other produce is without
change. Foreign advices indicate no advance
in American produce.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

CONFERENCE.-THE are in receipt of
an invitation to attend the opening csle-
bration Of the Chicago, Iowa and Nebras-
ks Rail Road to Cedar Rapids. The Card
containing the invitation bears the Cedar
Haliey Times imprint and it is one ofsthe
na ..s.. spssisnsns Of PRIME. 1clsrN
I, sWe are greatly obl,ged to the C0mnit-
tee, but we are engaged to be at Milwaukee
on the 18th and not being ubiquitous it is
not likely that we will see Cedar Rapids on
that day. Our thanks are rendered for the
invitation.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
State Of Ioaea, Chickusaso County-ss

Ia District Court, July Term, 1859.
To Thomas ingalls,, Ossill A. Ingalls,, David Dorm
Susan Dorm, chas. T. Zurek, Il. Cain and j. p Lock.
wood:
VOU are hereby notified that there Is now on file in
4 che office of the Clerk of the District Court of
Chickasaw county, Iowa, petition jerome Watso
claiming OF You the foreclosure of mortgage
by Thomas & Ossill A. ingalls, and David & Susan
Dorm and Chas Il. Zurek, to g. W. Howard on the fol-
lowing described land, to wit The North half of the
South East quarter Of the South East quarter of
section No. twelve in Township No. Ninety-four. n
OF Range No. twelve w. in Chickasaw county, state of
Iowa. TO secure the payment OF promsSory Motto Civ
en- by Thomas ingalls,, David Dorm e Chas L. Zurek
for one hundred and eighty dollars bearing same date
with said mortgage which is dated September 18th.
1851, and payable six months after date to G. w.
Howard or bearer, also claiming OF Thomas ingalls,
David Dorm, & Chas. 4. Zurick the sum o: one hun.
dred and eighty dollars and per interest from
September 18th, 1857, money due on said note Sc
cured by tho said mortgage aforesaid and that
unless you appear and answer thereto on or before
the morning oft second day Of the next term of the
District court IN Chckasaw county, Iowa. to com.
mence July 25th, $50, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon and decree granted in accor-
dance with the prayer OF said petition. -
A. u. CASE, JEROME WATSON.
AN =. ior tiaintin Plaintiff.
Bradford, Io,ca, June LIST, ls5s-n35w4
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Fire Engine.

Fire Engine.
Mr.. Colgate has shown us drawing of q
small Fire Engine manufactured, we for
get where, and sold at $3.50 Such engines
were used in New York before the large
ones come into use. The weight is 1900,
diameter of cylinder 81 inches, length Of
stroke Z inches, Of brake-pole Ia feet, length
Of box feet
Mr.. Colgate or &C. Cone, will give all
information relative to the usefulness, place
Of manufacture, terms &c. &c. We have
talked Engine" so often that we despair
of any move towards getting one till anoth
er slice of the Town burns down.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. CHRISTIE AGUE DALsAM.--Dr. b. NJ. Hutch
inson, prominent physician ofClevcland Ohio writes
June 9th, 1851
Messrs. II. NJ. WOOSTER & Col am gratified to
learn you still engaged in the distribution OF
'sChristies Ague Balsam and II Is with much plea
that give my testimony to it's superlativc merits
Having been for one-fourth cettury engaged in
batting the ills which esh Is heir to and had small
experience in the character and treatment of Fever
and AgHe, Chill Fever, &C., &C., and diseases of like
character peculiar to this and the Western States gen.
orally and druggist have also become acquain-
ted with most Of the Patent Medicines of the day. and
would unhesitatngly place your "Balsam' among the
first OF its order and Of the best for which II Is de-
signed. In fact have never known 1t foil of fulfilling
all that claimed to do, among the Jorge list Of custs
mers have furnish d with this invaluable compound
For sale by Hoffman, Benton Il Co., McGregor.
See Advertisement. 1w-35
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

MEAT.-HIBBARD & WoRpEr have open.
ed meat market at Shoenberger's old
stand and they are now prepared to buy
and sell everything in the line of their
trade. Mr.. Hubbard is an experienced man
in the stock trade and Mr. Worden is han.
dy with the tools of the business; hence
they cannot but succeed On Saturday
last we saw at this shop some of the finest
Beef ever shown in this market, and Hib.
bard tells us that it will be his aim to buy
the very best article that money will pur-
chase
We bespeak the new firm generous
patronage.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

PERSONAL. had the pleasure on yes
terday Of call from Mr. WAITE Of the Type
and Advertising House Of Rousps q LANG
DON, Chicago. He was on mis- way to Yer.
non Springs to ship the fixtures of the late
North Iowa Gazette to Mankato at which
place they will shortly be put in active ex-
sreise.
Mr.. Waite could not wait long enough to
see the beauties Of McGregor, but if he had
not requested us to suppress any allusion
10 billiards We should feel like stating that
in an interesting little contest for the cham
pionship we came out about even
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
CHPJSryE,S AGrC HaLSAu

Dr. Christies Ague Balsam Is the best remedy fol
tho permanent cure of Chis and Fever, Fever and
Agne, Dumb Ague, and all Malarous diseases incident
1S.. 4Vat
faa where the directions have been strictly followed
DE- Chrsties Ague Baisam is purely vegetable
compound, containing neither Arsenic, Quinine,
strychnine or anything of poisonous or deeterious
nature.
DR.. Christies Ague Balssm has had, for wears. tho
largest sales OF any remedy Tor specific disease
offered to the public
Ii, Christe's Ague Basam has attained its immense
popularity through its merits its great power in
curing disease its singular harmessness and freedom
rom hurtfal ingredients. 1t be taken by the
helpless nant vigorous youth, and feeble age ever
without injury and always with benefit Sold by Hoo.
man, Benton Co., in McGregcr. aew4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

~cF~ MEUUcAN "oNGkrr-
TNEMALE Irregularities weakness. uterine displace-
ments and all local uterine din culties and constk
tutional troubles OF women entirely cured by the
GREFENRERG MARsHALL's UTERINR CATHoLICoN.
In this connection, Miss Beecher sister of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beccher in letters to the people, page 129
says: 81 have nine sisters aud sters-in-lay and IA
female cousins, all married, and all delicate and ang.
tances cannot recall ten married ladies' born in this
century and country, who are perfectly healthy" In
cases. however where the Grefenberg Catholicon has
been used must say that health has taken the place
Of disease and ladies have become robust strong vi.
gorous and healthy.
the confding trusting nature of woman, but how
much does need to be protected by watchf illness
that will lead her. in time OF disease appeal med
ical adviser of scientific education moral worth and
purity of character AL these may be secured by ad-
dressing the Gr@fenberg Company.
curative action Of the Gefenberg Marshals Uterine
Cathocon in all Of female disease, and to the
skill and high moral character of the medical depart
mcnt Of the Grsefenberg Company.
up. LAMBERT, MN,
Auburn Four Corners. Penn
am Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly
ached to witness the feeble health of wouen have
God, however, that have all these diseases, give
way to the Grtenberg Marshals Catholcon wherever
1t has been used. hEv. PETER SHARP,
Ridgeway, Mich.
cannot find words to express my thanks to to the
medical adviser of the Gr9fenberg Company, whose
prescription of their Cathocon, together with his able
and kind advice the means under Heaven, Of
the failure of the best physicians in the country
afford me any relief. KATE H. HAMILTON,
Wilmington, Del.
See Advertisement In another column. 34y1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

SABBATH ScHooLs.-From the Pioneer
we learn that the Sabbath Schools Of Elka.
der, Fayette, Fayette Mission, Clermont,
Auburn, West Union and probably several
other places in the vicinity will hold cele-
bration at West Union, June 22d. Ample
preparations are making, distinguished local
speakers will be present and an interesting
time may be safely anticipated.