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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

Doors AND SmoEs.-WYBRANr 4 ROBIN
SON now employ four or five hands on GUS
tom-work. They have some of the most
elegant styles Of Boots and Shoes which you
ever saw, and fit Is sure to be got by ap-
plying to them. All sorts of work made to
order, and at very low prices.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21
Oh No !!

Oh No!
GlIARkr, thinks that the McGregor pro-
duce buyers, seeing that the West Union
teams get here Oh Tuesdays and Fridays,
can take advantage Of the rush and cut the
price down on those days. There is but
little difference in days at this place, John.
Every day, except Sunday, the streets arelt-
orally crowded and as there never has been
a combination here among buyers the far
mcr receives the highest price the o'clock
Geographic advices of the day before will
justify. Our buyers work for less margin
than any men we ever knew, but they have
so much produce to handle that small
profit pays them we'll for their time and
labor. Send on your teams.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

FREE ScHooL.-This liberal term will
commence on Monday next at the Academy
Building under the charge of Mr.. and Mrs.
WAKEMAN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

men at the North, it is not strange that
those who live over magazine which these
publications. and thes, emissaries are con-
tinually rendering more explosive, should
be sensitively alive to every influence of
this character. Let it become a matter of
belief, that Protestant and Catholic secret
hate is growing up among us, that the re-
ligion Of each sect would justify the killing
Of an opponent, report, if you please, that
the Catholic girls in town were taught to
mingle strychnine with our soup,-let one
or two instances (piae "Harper's Ferry")
confirm the suspicious of the McGregor
public, and then ask yourselves how longit
would be before a revolution would be ef.
footed here, that would end in the exclusion
Of all "help' of that character. We take
this extravagant presumption, simply to
prove that principle, which is as true as 1t
is liberal: "People are all very much alike
under similcr circumstances" Knaves pre-
tend to large amount of goodness of heart,
where the profession of it costs them moth
ing, and honest men often unthnkingly
condemn in Others that which they would
practice themselves, if opportunity offered.
Let US be liberal toward each other. We
have the best government on the globe; if
it is destroyed, we have no security thatthe
condition of the whites will be better, and
all observation. teaches that the situation of
the black man may be worse. If we err at
all, why not err on the side of patriotism
rather than on that of anarchy? In reason
ing, why not attempt to get at the merits
of question, and not swallow the jaun-
diced sophisms of scribbler or en- orator
who cares more to get little cotton-epau-
letted commission, by playing on your pref
udiccs, than he does to render himself SER
viceable to his country by endeavoring to
harmonic those differences of opinion ana
interests, whose existence, to a certain cx-
tent, give tone and health to the body polite.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

Iowa CoNyFNTIoN.-Thc Republicans of
Iowa are called upon to meet at Des Moines
in State Convention Oh the 18th January
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

ODD.-The divorce cases in California, are
mostly commenced by the women. In the
Atlantic States, where women are the plentiest
the men commence proceedings.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

PREAcHISG.-On Sunday evening next
Rev. Mr.. JACKSON Baptist Minister of Mil
waukec will preach at the Academy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

In tile District Court Of Clayton Co., Iusoo.
Harmon 1ikiD & Gale January Term . , ,seo
John b. Brotherhood, ct al.
To John Il. brotherhood. Hiram j. Ha,ciey.
c. S. Eoynton, u. F. Morley aud A. +. Morley
SIRS-You are hereby notified that there is
- file in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court
oil Clayton county Iowa, petition of Harmon, Akin
Il Gale, claiming OF you the foreclosure OF mortgage
the southwest quarter OF section twerty-six (26l
in town. hip ninetyOne (9l), north of range Fix (6)
west OF 9th P NJ, and judgment for the amount found
due thereon. Said mortgage was given by said John
b. Brotherhood to said plaintiffs dated the second day
OF February, A. 1858, to the payment Of tho
following sums OF money, to-wit $23S ,17lOO in six
months from date, S23s, 77l00 in nine months from
date, S23S, leo in year from date, S23S, Sl00
in fifteen mouths from date according to the tenor OF
four rromssory notes OF even date Herewith. AND
that unless you appear and thereto on or be-
fore the morning OF the second day Of the next term
of said district court to be holden in said county on
the 10th day January, A. D. 1860. judgment Will
be rendered agaiEs. you thereon.
ELIJAH ODELL, atty
Attest-T. UPpRGRAFF, Clerk. for Plaintiff.
December 6. lS59W4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

LYcEUM.-Question for debate on Friday
night ''Shall Capital punishment be abo-
lished." Affirmative, NEWELL, BAuGu and
JEwErr; Negative, FRENCH, HENRY and
WRIGHT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

A SoCIABLE.-The Baptists of McGregor
have organized series of evening gatherings
which bear the above sociable title. We
suppose there will be small contributions
similar to the methodist Unite socitey.'
The Baptist Church are represented here by
some of our most substantial Citizens and
it is reported that they are about to separ-
ate from the Congregational or Union soci-
ETY. and establish Church of their own,
build a house for worship land employ a
minister. Success attend them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OPPOSITION
Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon !!

VILE undersigned having ntered into partnership,
J are now prepared to wait upon those who viii
ia' OF Them with a call. We keep hand q choice
lot OF Oils, Hair Restoratives and Perfume res Our
prices will be found very reasonable
fea,e call at the Stone building. two doors east of
the McGregor House TUONpSoN1S sIrTGp Vi
McGregor December p, lS5e.f
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21
Weather. market &c.

The weather is admirable; on Saturday
night it showed little and slsighs were out
on Sunday but the general good behavior of
the clerk continues and the winter is with
out fault The ice bridge is in good condi-
ton and is we'll used every hour of the day
and night.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday last
there was a greater rush than ever to Nc
Gregor. On Friday, Pork went down to
4,50W5,25, where it has since remained
Wheat, brings 1880: Oats, 26@2S; Corn,
35@42; Potatoes, 5000. Monday and
yesterday were rather slow days for trade,
owing to the state of the weather. There
is large amount of Pork to come in yet,
but we think the Grain receipts will fall off
now till towards spring.
At Chicago, Gin, Milwaukee, Pork has
fallen and it is not probable that it will
reach so high a figures as it has been sold
at for a few weeks past.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

ADMINS IRA TORS NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given that have been appoint.
ed by the County Court Of Clayton county, Iowa,
to Administer upon the Estate of John Leach late OF
Clayton county, deceased. J. MILTON LEACH.
Monoaa, December IA, lS59W2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21
An EsfraY.

VNAKEN mp by the subscriber, liv->&A
ing in E.r1%sr.0ursh -, Township
October last, . -A
BIZ WV COW.
OF medium size, line back and without any spssial
marks. The owner is requested come forward,
identify the COW, pay charges and remove her.
WILLIAM NELL.
Farmersburg, December IA, 1s59ms
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

TEE Democracy Of Isws will meet ct Des Moinss,
February 22d $780, in State Convsntien to nominate
delegates to Charleston. The rstis will be one dele
gate for every 100 votes east for the Democratic State
candidates At the last elsctsn and for every as
usa Of 20 The county Democratic Central Commit
tsss throughout the STATE requested to call Con-
vsation o. In some other way provide for the sscur
Ing 81 fall representation in the State Convention.
The counties in Iowa which the Times visits to any
sxtsnt, viii be represented follows: Allamakes, 10
delegates Bremen 5 Cerro Gordo I Chickasaw 3 !;
Clayton Il; Dubuque 80 Fayette o; Floyd 3 !;
Howard 8; Mitchell ? I; Winnishisk 8; Worth 1.
Thk notice IL Published by order Of D. A MAIIONY,
1sQ., Chairman State Dem Ex. Committee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad.
ARRIVES AT PRAIRIE Do CHEN.
Through Freight and Accommoda. lib p. n.
Nell aud Day Express Pas........ =. Hoo ?. II.
DEPARTURE TRAINS.
Tire Freight and Accommoda $3.50 A. N.
Axpreas Passenger, ............ 600 A. N.
stops at Lone Rock, Mazonanie, Madison Milton.
Janssvills, and Points East.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-23

Auotrrtoy EuteAHy.-A very large sale
Of negroes, belonging 10 the estate Of Col.
Butler. recently took place At Savannah.
The New York Tribune sent a reporter 10
witness the sale. and write sensational
description Of IL, 10 minister 30 the anti
slavery fanaticism Of its readers. Tho
person charged with this infamous bust
nrs vs. no lees q man than hercnowncd
''nueatieks" whose writings have afforded
90 much enjoyment n the fun-loving por-
ion fthc reading public. liis roal name.
We believe. IL Thompson. pocsticks ~
turned home. and wrote a description Of
what he saw. which no doubt obtained for
him the thanks Of his employers u Is
in the regular "Unclo Tom .tyle-with
just enough Of truth 10 give it plausibili-
ty. while it IL still essentially cnricaturivc
and false. The writer war Of course. par
Hcular not 10 make his business known
but We should think. II he has any Of the
fcolinw Of gentleman, which are sup
posed always 10 belong 10 a man Of tai
ents. a. he unquestionably is, that he must
have felt mean while sueakine into a com
munity under false colors. 10 obtain items
upon which 20 base vile ISLANDERS against
its people and their institutions. A brave
man. an honest man, era gentleman, would
not engage in such business. and the
conduct Of Mr. Dossticks illustrates the
meanness and cowardice Of the whole ab.
clifton crew
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-23
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.
EXTRAORDMARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

For sale BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices Of the Eminent rs cents SO cents and 81 bot
tie onedolar bottle contains much Lniment -
aight twenty. 6ve.cent bottles.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-23
S1OO---PrOClamatiOn!
w onderful Medical Cures by the
application of
PROF, De GRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL .
ON MAN AND RFAST
To tn, Inhabitants Of PbIl.s.IDb,, and VI,

10 the lhnaDitants Of philadelphia and Vicinity.
| propose to cure, almost instantsneously, ind,
ylduals afflicted with Deafness, Headache Neuralgia
Chill Fever, Ague, Rheumatism and all Sores and
Pains.
propose to check and effectually dsspate more
ache and pain, and to accomplish nearer and more
perfect equilibrium Of all the circulating fluids in the
human system, than be effected hy any other or
all other methods ofmedca aid in the same space Of
time. the masses themselves being Judges.
do not propose to srery disease but all such
as are durable by any combination of medical appli-
snces. My Electric Oil operates on chemical and
electric principles, and j. therefore, applicable to
the cure or natural restoration Of any organic de-
rangement arising from an improper circulation Of
Nervo-yital fluid.
want the masses to join in this matter-the well
as the sick because if these things are So all are
alike Interested
y B. Please inform me Of any case of failure to
cure, in from half hour to three weeks as wish to
cure or charge nothing. Depot, Philadelphia For
sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
For sale in Paulding by :. E. CAsTEEI. and by all
Druggists throughout the country.
Philadelphia, Pa, March o. 1859. .2ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-23

We published. some time since. n para
graph stating that the legislature in the
territory Of New Mexico had passed
Law Tor the protection Of slave property.
A. NJ. JscxsoN, Esq., Secretary Of the
Territorial Government, has since then
forwarded u a copy Of the law a. il was
passed. n our space would permit we
should be- glad to publish il in FULL but
We deem i sufficient 10 state generally
that Il affords a complete guaranty for the
protection Of this species Of property
within the Territory. The act passed the
lower branch Of the legislature with only
one dissenting voice. and was passed in
the upper branch unanimously. II Is full
" a. stringent a. the statutes Of Mississippi
pi, or other slave States, in an that relates
70 the security Of slave property. and the
government Of the slaves thcmselvcs.-
Thus, The penalty for stealing or for abduc-
tinga slave from his owner. b imprison.
ment for ten years, and hne Of not more
than 5000 nor less than $500, and every
person who shall wilmlly assist a slave 10
escape from his master shall be deemed
guilty under the act. and subject 10 hs
penalties. ForrinFpas.cso or free papers for
slaves Is punishable with Eve years impris
onment. Narrowing slaves. encouraging
them 20 rebellion, furnishing them witl
arms Of any Kind. allowing them 10 hiru
their own time. trading with them with
out an order from their master OF hi
agent. gaming with them. &c.. are all ioi
hidden under severe penalties. Slave
are subjected In every way to the sam
disabilities ~ In the slavc-holding State.
and the same punishments prescribed e
crimes which they commit. AZ the sam
tims. provisions, according with those ,
this State. are made 10 prevent them froi
being cruelty and inhumancly treated
Ina short. a. We have said. the law tho
ourhly guarantees the right Of properi
In slaves. enncts an the rules and rerul
tions required In a slsve-holding commit
nifty.
This Intelligence will be regarded wit
interest throughout the country. ~
south has achieved ~ triumph where 81
I'D not expect IL. New Mexico had
.comuion consent bocn given up 10 q
froesoilcrs no one doubted that u Won
come into the Union eventually a.
nan.slave-holding State, and 81 10 sw'
tho prepondcrance already existing
che Confectionery against tbs slave STATE
But The unanimity by which this deci'i
legislation occurred. would seem 70 inc
este that the sympathies Of the Terrific
.,s thoroughly with the South. In Il
vs.r. New Mexico will be knocking
.dmi.s,7n into the Union, and unl'
some sxtr sordinary change take place
the ssn,ime 1t Of her people she "
come IN asasla ve-holding state, thus
ding two more s., ,ators, and ono or nio
Representatives 10 he Federal SonE, ~,
Who win BE- on The size o. the S ..ln..,i
ton and State equality. aha opPu'i !.
the schemes Of the abolit, oni'p anu y
tionaiiats.
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TuE NEw ORLEANs HurELs.-lt has al
WAYS appeared strange Ia us. that some
enterprisng individual with ample CAPT
tal, has not. ere this. erected Hotel IN
the city Of New Orleans. that should out
vie anything Of like character In the
world The immense influx Of strangers
and visitors 10 the Crescent City, during
every month in the year. save, perhaps.
two or three, fills the principal hotels to
OVERLOOKING. and many are obliged, on ac-
count Of the crowd. 10 seek acrommoda-
tions nc inferior places. There Is not, at
present. but one good Hotel in the city
The st. Charles j. q grand humhug. all
tinsel and iincry. hut no real comfort. 10
was intended 10 bc the first house in
/ New Orleans. hut their treatment Of stran-
/ gers Is rapidly driving many from the
/ doors. Mess you have the Gordon OF
the Legion Of Honor" or prefix to your
name n title Of rank or high station-un-
less YOU rank with the Commnuder-in-
Chief, or are entitled 10 be called an NJ.
C.,-you are rudely conducted to a room
up somewhere near the heavens, and left
o. get along rs best YOU may. We know
ths from experience. for we have been
along thar oursclf
We, however. can recommend one
house in New Orleans. where il j. really a
pleasure 10 abide. There YOU are ciyilly
and politely treated. and the best in the
mousse 8 at your disposal. We refer to the
b Vity Hotel, kept by Col. r. :. Morse lie
! ,ets table that for variety and excel
lence cannot be surpassed. The rooms
re unexceptiouable. the servants respect
3 lui ana attentive. and mine host is the
r prince oi pah1cans. u j. also emphati-
q ,ally southern House, and Texans who
+ 40" 'oi' Morse very rarely fail TO stop
y been q guest Mt the City" and pevcr va
~ failed % leave with the consciousn... Il, =,
p. We had been elegantly entertained = IT,,
lSaih ~. T,rr,l R,porisr.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-23
New.orlaana Money Market.
spstiaI MOtitts.

FACTS ToR THE PEoPLE.-Itwss a noted saying Of the
great Dr. Magendie, when lecturing before College
in France, 81 button for theories: give me
facts This Is likewise the motto Of the equally
great DR. Bragg, who by careful observance Of facts
alone has been enabled 10 bring his medical prepara-
tons to such perfection. His latest invention, the
Arctic LSINENr, is also his greatest invention and We
state it "fact for the people" that it il the best
Lnment now in existence snd destined to supersede
all others. Another fact is, that il never fails to
cure those diseases for which it is recommended
81 See advertisement OF Or. SASPoRD's Liver IuvR
orator in another column. ls-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-23

grvuruvutE IvrtrrrE.-We are truly
sorrv 10 learn. A. we do from the Macon
star. that Mr.. G,ruRioHr's school. the
gummerville Institute. has been compell-
ed b suspend operations. on account Of
the appearance Of singular malady
among the students. Three Of them have
died OF a disease resembling inhama-
ton Of the brain. but which il Is said the
physicians pronounce 20 be different from
anything they had seen before. While
the misfortune and distress FALLS most
heavily upon the parents and friends OF
The Young men thus cut down in the
bloom Of life. We cannot withhold large
measure Of our regret for Mr.. Cartwright
tie has laborcd hard and long 10 establish
his school. and everybody who know
anything Of Il regards it as one Of the very
best In the country. The location ha
everything 10 make u healthy. and tht
fatality among the students cannot posi-
bly, be- owing 10 any local cause. W,
trust that the school may soon rcasscmhl'
with increased prospects OF success au'
usefulness.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-23
Domestic Intelligence.

DETROIT March l9.-,NF,DUS IidiiT0dd 1r-
cid,Ht-F6,r 1r Foe Persons hHoi.-A seri-
Gus accident occurred on the Great West
ern Railroad last night.
The express train going east, when near
Hamilton. Canada. ran off the track. de
moli~hinG several cars, and killing four or
five persons, among whom was the engi-
ncer of the train.
4 number Of passengers We're more or
less injured some Of whom, il is feared
will not survive.
ST Lotus. March 18TH Pics P,ak
H.ass H,1nJ.1.-Mr. Alison. a gentleman
who has been on an exploring expedition
To- the Pixies Peak gold mines. arrived in
this city to-day from Independence and
reports that the representations in regard
20 the mines are humhug.
lie SAYS there j. no money there, and
nothing 10 make it OF
NV NoRK. March lS.-Niks WaLh.-
The coroner's jury have held an inquest
over the body of Mike Walsh. and have
given as their verdict that he died of apo
plexy.
4 Ncr N.cu0pi0,. ETpc4itE.-Th New
York Tribune's Washington correspond
ent SAYS that Gen. Walkers departure for
/ California is connected with a new tillibus-
| ter expedition against Nicaragua from the
Pacific side
The correspondent believes Gen. Walk
| or will bc ibined 10y Gen. Ienningsen with
| his emigrants from Arizona.
WASHINGTON. March lS-BgitHcs Ia hs
/ Trgvug-The balance in the treasury i
/ now 100000. but much of this amount
Is derived from the recent ten million
/ loan.
All the special mail agencies, seventeen
/ in number have been discontinued.
NV YoRE, March Is.
The steamer Pacific has arrived at st.
/ Johns. with European intelligence Of the
/ eth inst The following is a summary:
The general aspect OF affairs appears
/ more warlike between the belligerent pow.
/ cr>. less confidence being left IN Cowley'
mission.
Paris and Vienna letters assume quite a
| hclligcrent tone.
Napoleon denies that lac Is making pre-
| parations for war. lie SAYS that arma
mcnts are simply being raised to the usua
state Of defence.
The Russian army. G0.OOO strong, have
assembled on the Pruth.
The war spirit in Germany is increasing
pacific article in the Paris Moniteul
caused an advance Ia funds.
Austria had made counter proposition
to Cowley, which were supported by Prus
STA.
Niscount Harding has withdrawn from
the Cabinet.
The Emperor of Austria Is reported t,
be much embttered against France.
The liberals in Parliament propose T.
unite against the Government Reform Bill
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THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
And free from Alcoholic Stimulant, and an injurious
Ingredients are pleasant in taste snd smell, mild in
their operation, will eNpel all morbid secretons from
from the body give bloom to the pallid cheek, and
health and yigor to the frame.
They will cure DYSPEPSIA.
They will cure NERVOUS DEBILITY.
They will cure LIVER COMPLAINT
They Will cure JAUNDICE
They will cure DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
They will cure CONSTIPATION
They will cure PILES.
They will cure HEARTBURN
They will cure SWIMMING OF THE HEAD.
The will cure FLUTTERING OF THE HEART.
They are prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON, ais Arch
Street, Philadelphia Pa and sold by druggists and
storek"epers in every town and village in the United
States. CsnadaS, West Indies and South America At
20 cents per bottle. 22-2w
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nation bearing on the details Of the ques-
tons. the solution Of which must deter
mine him to call an extra session of Con-
gress or not.
We have every reason to believe that at
the opening of the meeting of the cabi-
net that took place yesterday, the Presi-
dent was impressed with an impression of
the necessity Of such session of Congress,
and had Judged that it should be called to
meet in the latter part of August. We
are also satisfied that all of the Cabinet
except the Postmaster General are exceed
ingly anxious to have the Post Office De
partment attempt to get on without it, if
possible. In yesterdays Cabinet meeting,
they doubtless argued strenuously against
the proposition. According to the gener-
al understanding here, that meeting re-
suited in no definite conclusions. Our
belief is. that the President will adhere to
his original views on the subject because
we cannot perceive the existence of other
than political reasons against the proprie-
tv Of those views while the reasons Of state
in their favor appear to be overwhelming.
Nevertheless, 1t Is possible that there may
be lawful expcdients for keeping up the
postal service in the absence of the lost
appropriations, Of which we are not now
aware. We doubt not, the Cabinet took
that ground IN arguing the question yes
terday.- Washington Star "Wednesday.