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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
Instruct Court Of Clayton county, Ioaca.
sEpTsMBEa TERN, A. D. 1863.
III. w. SANFORD, u.s. PATRICK LARK/N

hiE defendant in the above entitled cause, having
been returned mot found "is hereby notified that
OH the "a aay OF Maya. D. 1859, the said Plaintiff
commenced Ills suit against him, and filed petition
money due on pronssory note aud also asking q
decree Tor tho foreclosure OF bond for the
ance OF certain lands, for which sad was given
ana Tor the sale of said lands and that unless lac
pears aud answers thereto, or before the morn ing
o. 'ue sscond day OF said term OF said court, which
commences on the third Monday, being the 10th day
OF september, A. 1859, decree will be rendered
against him thsreon In accordance with the prayer OF
the petitioner. THOS. UPDE6RAFF
y. ODELL, Atty for Petitioner. Cik Of Dis Court.
August Q, ls59w4 ~ ss - ,tTf.tr#
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

MExIco.-The affairs Of this wretchedly
mlsmanaged country are beginning to alarm all
nations who have any interest in her. The N.
Y. Times inclines to the opinion that now is
good time for Mr.. Buchanan to put in and assist
the hberalists under Juarez preparatory to the
absorption OF that country by the U. States.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

VIsIroRs.-Within the past week or two our
Office has been visited by Mcbride of the Gut
tenberg Register, Eibnck and Howard of the
Ganayillo Journal, Haislet Of the Northern
Light (Howard Coz and Merrill Of the Prairie
Courier.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

LInERAL.-The Administration has appoint
ed Jos. G. g. Kennedy. Of Baltimore to take
the Census for 1860. This is most lucrative
position and what is very strange in these days
is that Mr.. X. is ranked with the opposition.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

District Court Of Clayton county, lowa.
SEPTEMBER TERM, A. D. 1850
LYDIA J. GOOLD %. JAMES e GOOLD
TIME defendant in the above entitled cause having
IL been returned "not found" is hereby notified
that on the 10th day Of May, A. D., 1859, the said
Plaintiff commenced her suit against him, and fled
petition in said cause claiming OF him Divorce from
the bands OF matrimony, and alleging cause, Will
full Deser ion, without reasonable cause and that
unless he appears and answers thereto, or before
the morning OF the second day Of said Term Of said
court which commences on the third Monday, being
the 18th day OF September, A. p. 1859, decree will
BE- rendered against him thereon, in accordance with
the prayer Of petitioner. THOMAS UPDEGRAYF,
Il. ODRLL, Sol for Petitioner. Cvk of Dis. Court
August 8, lS59wA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

Music-Mr. J. b. LIVINGSTON, of DEBORAH,
Iowa, Teacher of the Band at that place, favors
US with piece of Music set to that melancholy
little gem of Gen. Geo. P. Morris Farewell.
we part forever" The Music is published by
Ditson q Co. Boston, and composed by our
friend Livingston. At a convenient moment
We will request some lady to piano-ize il and
then we can judge of its excellence better than
mere inspection Of those little dots and qua
vers will allow. The high reputation of the
Composer however il a guarantee that the
music 10 No. /. ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
u See third page for "Latcst" and othc
reading matter. s,"
Democratic Mass Meeting.

Democratic Mass Meeting. sAt
THERE viii be a MASS MEETING of the pemoc.
racy at GAENAyiLLo, on the Is,h day OF August
next, at o'clock, T. NJ, for the rtficsc OF eaGAN-
izIso the party in Clayton county
Come Democrats, let us meet and consult together
about matters and things in general, and see II We
cannot ut least scare Republican friends.
.H51- MANY DEMOCRATS 3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
SHERiFFS SALE OF REAL EST ATE

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF an Exc.
. eution to me directed BY the Clerk Of the Dis
~ o. clayton county, lows, will sell at pub
Gay OF August A. D.. 1882 between the hours Of ten
E,c1ck, A. ~, and four o'clock p NJ, Of said day "a
Clayton county, Iowa. all the estate int.r
ngLt anI title OF Dennis Wall, in and to the fel
towing Described property, t0-wit: ,s.a
Let NO three, t3) Lot No. four, (a) In block Ne !,
~, - shown by the recorded Plot OF the Town az
:s McGrsyor, Clayton county, Iowa. Tsksa 8
.le prOperty Of Dennis Wall, TO satisfy M sxecutien
Hundred, Four snd 30-loo dollars and seven ma
lOO dollars, cost Of suit with cost that have IA
may acesos thereon. JAMES DAVIS.
Sheriff Of Clayton county iowa.
July II, ls5swi FT'S>
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Yours, Truly,


N0IUt8I1Z8G1Ons -.
we do not care to follow this qsssAion any
farther. Gen. Cass in his dispatch to Gov.
wright, OF Berlin, only goes into the subject
at length and presents an argument against the
doctrine which he condemned in his Hofer let.
ter. If Prussia, Germany and France should
not be satisfied with the argument of the secre.
tary and modify their laws of expatriation to
suit the liberal views Of the U States Govern.
ment, there is no one who has the interests of
this country at heart who will insist that our
'o'shcs shall be enforced throughout Europe at
the lannon's mouth. Mr.. Bolts in his celebrated
letter condemnng Cass, starts out with the
statement that he "ignores all International
Lava course which was altogether proper
before he could make his argument take.
Below will be found extracts from the New
York Times, one of the ablest papers in the
Union and not suspected OF being very friendly
to the Administration, to Cass or to the Demo.
cratic party:
"Ihe mastery argument of General Cass
covers the whole ground. and does not leave
ms opponents leg to stand upon. 1t is a III !.
cid exposition of the true doctrine of public
law, and it is the manifest dictate of common
sense"
- - -
"The doctrines laid down in those letters.
although perfectly clear, accurate, and consis.
tent, alike with the principles of international
law and of natural right, have been most inge-
niously and unscrupuously tortured into an aban-
comment, by the American government. Of its
duties as the protector of foreignbom citizens
Of the United States.''
charleston Conventions and Conventions
out OF Charleston may act upon the most auda.
cious programmes which reckless partisans can
draw up, but the nation will never sustain by
the sacrifices Of war any other position on this
question Of naturalization than the ground really
taken by Secretary CAss, and deliberately mis-
represented by his political opponents of every
hue and tone, including even the Democratic
but administrative States.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

new SToRE--Ws are advised that one of
our leading merchants will fill Evans New
building on the FIRE ruins with very large
stock OF Fancy Dry Goode. Let them come.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
July Goth, 1859 l39wi
sHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

DY virtue OF specisl execution issued out of tb.
- once OF the Clerk of the District Court Of clay
70" county, Iowa, dated June 18TH, A. D. 1852 and
stewart have levied upon the following premises.
= described In certain mortgage Deed o-wit s,r,p
Que and two Il and ~ parstlsl with Bench strest 4;
she village Of West Hardin, in said county of CLAYTON.
Iowa, and shall on the 10th day or August. 4. n
Iour O'Clock, r ~, OF said dap tho Hotel in the
vase OF Hardin in said county offer ut pubic SALE
20 lns highest bidder r cash, all the right fisls and
shove described property, to satisfy judgment OF
Ia aud l6-l0o dollars, and and 5O-l0O dollars cost
Of suit aud all accruing cost thereon.
JAMES DAVIS, SAT- C.. C.. /osne
July goth, 1859 lsewi ,r"'.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

HE ArLANTIC-About the 18th of each
month we reesixA- ala;ia- Ga~e.A>--~~a1ast
thus sentence at all events-and esfuesto its
prompt character our regular ATLANTIC for
August has arrived. To tell the truth we used
to be prejudiced against this Magazine for the
partisan style of some Of its articles, but lat.
terly these political illiberalitics ure less fire.
quent in its pages and its other papers are SO
excellent that it is impossible not to admire the
work, and we would not now do without it for
any reasonable consideration.
The Autocrat or Professor is gloriously racy
and sublimey anti chronological in this No. and
the Italian question is discussed in better
manner than we have yet SCENT Two Dollars
handed to us will ensure the Atlantic One
year; it costs 90 unless procured through an
agency.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

WRITIsc-Mr. Helms Of Mitchell Iowa is
among us endeavoring to get up School for
Penmanship. We have seen some 9TH specl.
mons and they look very well. -...,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

Weather, Markets, &c. .....
The weather continues first rate, a good rain
on Saturday last did the corn good and cool
weather since has been fine for harvesting
The grain is reported excellent though many of
the heads are said to have been blasted by the
hot sun of early July, and the yield will not be
SO great as was expected. Oats are majestic in
height and ponderous in weight. Corn is better
than usual, and the delay of frost till Sept.
Goth win put us out of the woods. Praise
Heaven ToN - @'@ y a@ U.s.
The Market is very quiet. No new wheat
has been delivered yet, and in consequence of
the superior quality Of the present crop old
wheatis not in much demand. At Chicago
day or two since, wheat went up several cents,
but at McGregor the price now offered is equal
saaas - any eastern NlafKet within our imne.
S;~.~- 1s~o,s. rvrn "lfeas - expected 70 open,
here at Sc to Is cents, that being the price now
paid for good old article. With great abun.
dance prices cannot be high, but adversely has
learned us economy and a little money will ego
farther" than it did two years ago. Farmers
have learned in the late panic to get money out
OF all departments of their business, and we
cannot see why the Autumn trade will not be
prosperous one. -a ...aas
Flour 2, rs to $500; Wheat 40 to 70; Oats
25; Corn 40; Hay S to Sc; Hides and Is ::
Wood 2 to $3.50 Butter 10; Eggs 10 /; New
Potatoes Is to 90; Onions. Cucumbers and
other green things about 10 cents per dozen !;
Cheese IL to IA. Business fair. sal ia
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

OsLi5ED.-The Home Insurance Co. of New
York City has favored this Office with q hand
some colored map Of the seat Of the late war
in Europe we presume that Insurance Com
pany 10 sound.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

New BooT g. SHOE SroRE.-By reference to
our Advertising columns it will be seen that
BuEI, HILL, GRANGER g. Co., of Chicago, have
purchased the Boot g. Shoe stock of H. S.
Granger, and that it is the irtenton Of the firm
to keep the McGregor Store well supplied to
meet the increasing demand at this point in the
Wholesale way. The convenience of having
large establishment at Chicago to draw upon
for stock will always insure good assortment
at McGregor, and as one of the company will
remain permanently here, it would seem that
Iowa and Minnesota merchants who deal at this
point will find the new tirma very desirable one
to open business with. Store, North side
Public Squire. SIG A.e #
1 See that Good-looking Lady on the Ord
page.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
.JCVyc!ry.

Jc"csEys .--
GILES OF Prairie du Clien has at length concluded
to try the Iowa side Of tho river and he may now be
found at Wetzcls old stand surrounded with Nil the
beautiful designs OF God Silver, Cameo Lava, Shell
and other things which the taste the rouger sex ha.
invented for the adornmcnt of the fair set OF the
handsomest Chess-men saw took our fancy and
we could not anything else afterwards. The ladies
expected to call in at the New Jewery Store and
pay Mr. Giles the compliment Of almiring the magni-
hccnt articles he has selected for their special use
To Gentlemen who want excellent Watches to House.
keepers who are in need of Silver ware Of any des-
crpon and to all Wholesale Dealers in Iowa and Min
ncsota it may be kindness to state that Mr. a1Lss is
connected in business with of the most extensive
Wholesale Establishments of the East and he will At
all times be repaired to furnish any srticis in his line
at the most reasonable figures. When you come to
JcGregor, look at his stock and satisfy yourselves.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

PhelHn mt McCsre"Or. .. ~.
This distinguished American Billiard Player
IAN Irishman BY the way) is taking tour
through the west, and it is not certain that he
will not call at McGregor But if he should
hear that WILSON OF the Broad Gauge Saloon
has now got his tables improved by the addition
of New Cloths and the celebrated Phelan cush.
ions, he will certainly make it convenient to
call. ...a. E.,t6ass- -aase~e a.a5
WILSON has purchased the Broad Gauge
Rooms and for two weeks past he has expended
lots of money Oh the Bar and Billiard tables to
bring them up to the wants of the public. On
Monday, Durham Of the McGregor (the man
who "knows how to keep Hotel'D and the
Times were invited to inaugurate the new
Cushions and put them in proper trim, for the
use Of the public. We did as requested, and
the plays we made were SO excellent that the
poor balls have had no rest scarcely since we set
them in motion. Ii you want to satisfy your
self Of the correctness Of our opinion of the
excellence of these tables just drop in at the
Broad Gauge and ''make run" of t,centy
cents
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTAqE

SnEhlFFS SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
10y virtue Of special execution i.sn.d ON. ~ 81.
once OF the Clerk Of the District Court or clay,
1 isa county Iowa. dated the 7th day Of july A ,
sarah A. Van valkepburxh and Nsry WilIsou. Il havs
eved upon the following property, described In
certain mortgage Decd, ~ l0llows to-wt The west
na and west half OF the east half OF the routh.eesN
quarter Of the northwsst quarter o. section twenty
nne, (29) township v5, range 8 west, contasIne
thirty tSol acres, In Clayton county, lows, aud shai
hour: Of 10 o'clock, 4. y. and 4 O'clock r. ~. 81
SAY: 81: day = TIC banking House Of Lee KiunAId, il
.ns scwn o. acGreEor in said county, odsr u public
title aud interest Of said defendants above samsd Is
na - y. 20 above described property to satisfy juds.
d IJI. ~ ~. ana oo-lOo dollars, and and l5l0o
thereon.
JAMES DAVIS, SXT G. OIL.
july 10th, 1880 l39ws - 80, = -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODI
CAL PILLS-FOR FEMALES.

BE- Are infalliblc for, iagainst using Pills while
removing stoppages or in that condition, as the
Irregularities of the men, proprietor assumes no
ses. H.: responsibility after the
The pills are nothinglS above admonition, al
new. but have been asedl 3 though their mildness
by the Doctor In his prac would prevent any injury
tice for many years, both = Ito health; otherwise
:" Frsnee ana Asunrscn- J. tthcrc. rfiis ON,
with unparalleled success lmended. Directions &C.
In every case; and he is lie lcompanyng each box.
urged by many thousandlS Price. 81.
ladies who have usedl5 N. B.-Ask for Dr. Du.
them, to make the pills. IpoRco's Golden Pills. See
public, for the alleviation signature on every box
of those suffering fromIa You then obtain a Pill
any irregularities what-l@ you may derend upon.
ever. preventive to ladies Ladies by inclosing
whose health will not per- Dellar by mail to either
NIT OF an increase oflE of the agents below, can
family. estsA .Est# lhave the Pills sent (con-
Pregnant females, or identally) to any part OF
those supposing them the country. rsfH
selves SO, are cautioned "a .-......E
Sold by Hoffman, Benton & Co., McCsregor
BOLLES, SMITH Il CO., l2l Lake St., Chicago.
Agents for the North Western States also dealers in
Medicines generally. [1l6yl1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

GEO. W. BROWNELL & SON.
Storage, Forwarding d. Commits sion
Merchants. Also, General Dealers in Produce and
Lumber Main street. 49, tatEs
= NEG REGOR, IOWA.
sConsienmsnts Of Goods respectful " solicited. Cash
Ct al times paid for Understandable Produce, and ibcr
q advances made ON Grain in Store RI tdtfI
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

~x..a~. ~xeH2s~-I 1ahi<e&, ~.@~..a-a...~@
HN and after August LIST. 1889,
= Until fnrthAr notice, the Rate G
OF Ferrisge for a Foo.-man. will be
TEN CENTS RAcH wAY-a reduction oEz51n9I@zzsssalzhD
OF oNE-HALP will be made to those whe purchase
Communication Tickets which will be sold by the Can.
tain on board the Bont r. IT. SUERWTy
j. LAwLKR, Agent. ssFH g.r (,anfo;n
McGregor, August 8, lS5otf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
New Arrangement.

Ne" Arrangement.
The old Union paper at Washington has been
changed to the Constitution. Maj. Hess of the
States has picked up the excellent cast.off word
Union and associated it with the States so that
hisnewspaper title now reads States and Union.
Its management is under the entire control of
the Major and he promises to push 1t along Oh
the road to perfection rs long as he can find
money to purchase mental or mechanical i'm.
provement. We like the States & Union first
rate, though like all Washington papers it
sometimes says = very foolish thing about
slavery. We give two instances Of recent oc.
currence ,.s..t e.
In its argument on the Cass letter it compar-
ed a naturaizcd citizen Of the U. S. to slave
at the South who had escaped from his master
This illustration might have been logical enough
as an abstract idea because all Of us are slapcs
20 great extent, but it was in very bad taste
and not calculated to be of benefit to the cause
which was designed to be supported. ....
ef Again, the States lately said that all appre-
hension relative to Kansas had passed by, ''the
fact of its coming into the Union as Stare
State" being generally conceded tT IT,
Now glaring errors Chat is q mild tcrm) like
this are inexcusable in any paper much less one
printed at the Federal Capitol and claiming
nationality of sentiment, and we hope never to
see another such joke pcrpctrated in its columns;
If the statement were not so ridiculous it might
do the Democratic party great injury.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

Are Of the latest and most Fashionable etyles pur-
chased for Cash, direct from manufactures and i'm
porters, and sa ~ ri
Wa be Sold at . ueTy Small Aduance.
lie aattcrs himself that both Prices and Goops will
give general satisfaction. .at
~ Watch-Work done in all ita branches. ia
NJ Clocks Cleaned and Repaired. -g4H
G1- Jewery carefully and neatly repaired. IN
81 All Work done Promptly and Warranted. 81
81 None but tho best workmen employed. "a
DsALsRs Wishing to DuY WATCH Materials or
0ooDs, will find greatly to their antage exam
inc his stock before buying elsewhere. ~, +s.
W. A. GILES, Watch maker and Jcweler,
Sign Of the "City Jewelry Store" Main street,
Ms0regor, Iowa, August 3. lS59H # E-H
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

"A FEW more Of those 81 90 Go-a-head Cradles.
IA icit at the Agricultural Warehouse Of
July Goth, ls59tf RORrRT aRANr
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

golden images in the Indian graves of that
country, and many hundreds had gone to grave
robbing. t
Aprcss.riot occurred at Aspinwall on the Cd
July, because of scurrilous article relating
to the Railroad men there. The printers kill.
ed one man and wounded five others Of the
mob and were then arrested.
A German named Peter Arndt living near
Freeport Oils p killed three of his children and
wounded the 18th, with an axe. He was arrest
ed and refused to make any explanation.
Severe thunder storms continue to be report.
ed throughout the country resulting in unusual
loss Of life and property. In Wayne county
Ohio 50 sheep we re killed by one bolt.
Thirteen ladies rode on horseback from New
York city to the N. H. White Nominating
they were accompanied by half.a dozen men
servants as body guard.
Sunday amusements are now the order Of
discussion throughout the states. All the
large as well as many of the small citi es are
taking turn at abridging the liberty Of the
humble classes. ~ ssysz 81 @
Y The Pittsburgh Post dominates Mr.. Buchan-
an for the race Of 1850. The Bedford Gazette
contains "By authority" article positively re.
fusing the honor. We also decline!
a negro conspiracy was recently discovered
~ Virginia and the suspected ones were arrest.
ed.
The Herald Of Dubuque thinks Napoleon Is
one grand rascal and it claims to have forl,orne
to credit him for any good thing while other
presses have lauded the usurper to the skie,.
II Napoleon gets after brother Dorr there will
be one Dem0cratic Editor less in Iowa!
. LII Airsworth is spoken of as the Demo.
crauc candidate for Senator In the counties Of
Fayette and Bremen, Iowa. He will do.
Post Master Gen. Hour is splendid admin
istrative oficer-his great merit IL attracting
attention to him as possible candidate for tho
Presidency. I
Inc Seikirk trade At ST. Paul amounts TO
93O0. 900 dollars . year.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

L Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Toys, beautiful
BRIDAL and Philopena GJs; Comprises no many
articles that canust enumerate, but ask you
TO CALL AND JUDGE whether this Is not the
LAKaxsr and RIcRRsr Stock ever offered In this
section. Al this ri nj ,ssra 1888.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-03

AS a bASAS.
BIZ Indiana, Mich. City.
Blk OF Elkhart, klkhart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Franklin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank Lima.
Parke CO. Blk Rockville.
Prairie City Blk T. Hauts
Merch. a Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Blk Of Indiana.
State Blk and Branches.
Brookvillc Bank.
Farmers Bank, West eld.
Bark Of Syracuse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-03

FRAUD I'VE call attention to the fact Of nu-
merous unprincipled efforts that are daily being
made in our city by vendors OF bitter mixture,
using The persuasive argument Tin order. to effect
sales TO dealers in Hostetter botles to purchase
frou them and sell it in Hostetter's bottles. We
hope that such imposturss will be held up public
contempt BY ali respectable persons who sell and
a q the genuine article. Not only have we the in
dividual evidence Of the country, but almost every
paper in the Un.osis commenting upon the superior
excellence Of, and the great benefits derived from
the use Of this celebrated tonic; besides various
diplomas awarded, among which Is one from the
Ohio Mechanics Institute, At Cincinnati, where the
oommitte-oomrosed chiefly Of physicians Of the
city--awardsd Hostetter, Smith 4 Co., diploma
for the superior virtue Of their Bitters, tonic
and strengthened Of the human system. Wethsrs-
fore caution oil against impositions, and to pur-
chase Of mono but respectable dealers, whom they
know would not deceive them.
For sale BY druggists and hotels generally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
Aay2d4v MAin-st, bet, Sixth and seventh.