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70 wE WE far SSo%II Is; /

DANvILi.E RAILROAD.NccGGiHl A0N5 !,
ia ~ L r., h.-V ~; and after SUNDAY sOF vi
will run as follows: IRAN on "a, :
H. Leave { y s; Richmond. daily a,sA.M.m,
ION and Atlanta, Ca, ChaI,an,, hn"xgls j
s S1asa s sng M"n;. and Msmpss' TsnsS
Leave Richmond daily. rey"sawViiesu.
Danv'ile' Va. and Grsenboro'. N. sa,day
RETURNING: '"sa
Leave Junction. tBurkev,llela.u
Leave Danville daily, texcen, a..
NJ, and arrive in Richmond A. bbaeMaa. ~
The above trains. connsc. 10th ~, ~;
SCUM. railroad trans to and from ~. ~
fIai; and Richmond. Fredericksiipus,, 'ML1s !.
Railroad trains, to and fsom the vo and Po.s
,A Through Tickets sold. and hsv.
thr?ugh To the above points; also. ~ ase Che,
Springs. S'' 20 the VIM,
IA For Through Tickets and sn,,b
nan, aRps At the ticket office Of the I1s
=" - - ALcA. WORRaTg
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% DIX. W. q. HNELL1NlaA. 49,
POTHECAkY AND DRUGGIST
Ceyyv ef Broad aad ooth Si4., CXwsck HI
a Would return hts thapks 70 his frlends ~
the public generally Tor the liberal passonaso SIC
sS, o. s S.s TO n' ana y"a nop the
Of DRUGS, MEDlciNk1. Ge-. Which hc wsrssns ~
to b pure, '-7-~ -
dies g he Stock a FANCY XETiCf.Es.' cens,.s.
~ e iSg0mSry. Hair Oils AID DYES. Hair, Tooth
nno Nau nrushes. Fancy Hoaps. and ID kcs ever.
W !s sssms q ti Nss s. "a
Ways On hand. -
- PteseFiStioas aessrsssg And oassfsuy eoa-
NJ n ~ r.. sMELtiN0a Gun qaatass. The yrss-
~ - ~ 9iSas rs eis ssere - IsESaess,
N : IA
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ana customers tor former liberal patronage al to
ASK continuance OF the same to the new business
OF LIBBY Il BURTON. LUTHER LIBBY
Richmond, Feb 18th, go.
10 Wing copy. fe IS-lm
CC:PARTNERSHIP NOTICED. HAG-
y. - EhII and II. w. STARkE have associated
themselves tosether. under the style and firm of
HAGERTY X STARKE, No. 200 Main street, next
door to Adams Co.'S txpress office, for the pur-
P + N BlNG, STOVE, RANGE. AND HOT AIR
FrdKN h -, bns,ness Also, BRASS AND BELL
FOC NDlNu. BRASS FINISHING, &c,
we are now prepared to execute all orders en-
tfhs,ed TO our charge III either OF the above
branches. Iii the very best manner. and by first
class mechanics. We would especially call Inc at
tehtlon ot country merchants before purchasing,
as we feei confident las stock is entirely new
that we can give entire satisfaction,
we would also call the attention of the trade to
our stock of BRASS WORK, for Plumbers Gas
ana Steam Filters. which we are manufacturing
and selling at Mort hern prices.
Rabbit Metal CARROTS Patent Anti Friction
Metal. Antimony and Block Tin for sale
HigheSs cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE,
TUE v,pc,n unr91gqTated 1854
IdE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.
IA Once No. lsl Main Street, Richmond. VI
Capital and Surplus, S23O,OOO!
THIS COMPANY has the advaI taee Of tyentv- ssp.~
yeays' experience in the insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor Of the pubic during ali
the citizens Of Virginia. ="
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country. and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world
Its cash capital ard surplus are as above, and its
affairs are managed prudently. but literally ard IT.
rates are as low a. those of any other good nsttu
ton. DIRECTIONS:
W. L. Cowardin, ]. E.. Wadrvorth. Patrick CuI,er
Joseph Allen, VIM Beers, Geo " Smith
Horace L. Kent, Thos. Samson. r. l.. Winstnn'
VIM. Palmer, Chas w PurcelI Inc N Cnrdon'
Alex X; Parker, JOS. T. Winston. Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloes, H. A. Claiborne '''
Apply TO the President or Secretary, in person or
BY letter: w. L. COWARDIN, President.
"M' W iALiss Jk. secretary. Je ITS
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c.


q SELLING OUT BELOW COST
~ JEWELRY. WATCHES &c
M The unde rss ed takes the liberty to an
Gzs.a9S nnunce to the public thar he has boug hit
the LlTHOG RAPHIC PRINTING ESTA BfiSW
MENT of Messrs. RICHIE & DrNNAVAN'T
In consequence OF this change in my business. /
W ai ~ Ff ~ se 9u! ny Rressn, stnSk IN
Viii find greatly to their interest to give me an
EARLY CALL, as | only intend to SELL OUT
FOh cos short time. The BALANCE OF the stock
Will he sold at auction. L.. HOYER.
Nc. lao Nam street.
mn lO-lm Between gth and 10th streets.
q CHARLES LUMSDEN,
~ tAGEYr FOR JoHN JUsrFss)
ED Announces that he will open this day. the
GkSA46 10th March, well selected stock of
Watches, Jewelry. Spect9cles. and Silver Ware,
all OF good quality and ewlv selected of beautiful
designs, tasteful wo rkmanship and fine quality of
material, to winch he invites the attention Of all
who are IN want OF any article in the lime.
de fiatters himself that from his Ions experience
IN the business, together with his acquaintance
with the manu- tacturers. Will enable him 10 offer
purchasers good goods at reasonable prices Call
al % Main street.
ia WATCHES. CLOCKS, SPECTACLEs and
ELR I. repaired in the best manner, at short
notice, and at reasonable prices.
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IdSSehsers BREAKFAST and sup at Ashland A. q.
Creek and Washln gton. '''"'ea Afiii
u M for further information, apply at,a,,s..
s.,, Jas 3. WINSTON, Gent Ticket A.,
OFFICE RICH'D & pETERsB'G pRro,
Richmond. Va. Nov 2,rh l5a
r.. cxsAs.vr,s1, CHANGE OF H6IR,
80 8 "a. n aud after FRI DAY, "a. an
leave ID follows: VA '''' '"'l va
LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETzRssvss
Express, daiiy, except Sundays, al lIaly
Mail, daily at s%p
LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RicHxoyp
NJ aii, daily, except Sundays, M ...se p N
fassensers Tor Clover Hill will take The E,o,..
IT IN on on TUESDAYS. THU RSDAYs Or Ai|
~ oa 20. +. II, WHINE
Ho 1a-s Superintendent
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%, = = n MTFTELDURFEK'S, NO. rs BROA D
2IhEEI.-'Now open. well selected stock Of
Goods. am receiving daily fresh goods, and am
able to offer t0 my friends and the public in gene
al, as 1000 and cheap bargains goods as can he
bought in this city. All my friends and custome rs.
VIII whP s nays pa,Ionizsd me dar,ns my selling Off,
have on hand a very fine and fashionahle sssort-
m men OF rlain, Figured and Fancy Dress Goods;
Frinted and Plain Linen, all grades and Qualities
Shi nngs, Sheetings and HOSIERY of all kinds: =
very hne stock of Embroidery; Men and Boys
~ ear e and also very large assortment OF 6ne
Table Cloths, NAPKINS and Towels; Gne MaraeilIes
9tiIs, and we'll selected stock Of Linen Cambria
Hnkis; Corsets of the best quality. All ask il 10
gave nae cs!l and Judge fer yoqsself:
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HlKECT IMPORTATIONS.
- IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE.
ono. l2l SYCAMORE SrREETJ
cy,r, ,,, Petersburg. Virginia.
wholesale dealers, manufacturers and RAILWAYS to
their well assorted stock of IRON and STEEL.
comprising '
,,o,, Swedes, Hammered, Refined, English.
land Band. 0' -A''S
STEEL Cast, German, Machine, Spring. En-
lgllsh and Swedes Blister LII
E EAtL RODS, SHEET IRON. PIG and BAR
Importing direct and dealing exclusively in met
respectfully solicit call. fe l4Od3m
+ AS ExTRACTOR-For removing
-, paint tar, wax. or any kind of grease, from all
KINDS OF silk and woolien Dresses and from Broad
~ To the fabrics. ANY,"
THIS article has been used extensively through
OUT the country, and has received the highest re-
commentators IL als1 received the silver medal
at the last Mechanics Fair It is made in this city
ana deserves the patronage Of the South To be
had OF the principal Druggists, and at my Ia bora
tory, corner Main and 10th sts.. Richmond Va
EDW'D I. FINCH,
10 io-3m Analytical Chemist.
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W. 49, LAWRENCE 8. MARYE.
n ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practces in the Courts of the City of Richmond
line. o
;, He is also Notary Public and Commissioner ofth
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved. his Office is now on
IIth street, Just below joddIn's Hall. fe Ely
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49, ARCHER ANDERSON,
49,. ATTORNEY AT LAW
w i'll practice in the Courts held in the CITY OF
Richmond. Office, for the present, in 6oddn' 4
building. NH 7-3m
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JOHN 3. CASKIE,
49, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed his Office TO No Law Building, near
the State Court House.
, He practices in all the Courts held in the city Of
Richmond and county of Henrico. fe Its
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r n; ROSHEK. SUCCESSOR TU Will.

No HOSHEK, SUtCESSOR TO WII
~. SON \ Kosher, WHOLESALE ANDRE
TAIL GROCER. has for sale the following aI-
ticles, to which he asks the attention of his
friends and the pubic: RIO Laguayra Java and
MOCHA COFFEho; Brown and Refined SUGARS.
Si ,d.fe5ent grades; Loaf, Pniverzed and Crushed
SUHAkS; SmoAing and Chewing TOBACCO. II
different brands Old dominion Nails OF ali sizss.
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
otts Old Rye Whisky, old aud good D. = Glen M
ner.s Rye Wh,skey. old and good; A. w. Sher
man rye Whiskey; A; N. Woods Rye Wits
Key. Old and good +. Stearns l. Co q Old Kye
Whiskey, two years old; Common Whiskeys. in
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines. and
DINER articles, too hume rouS to mention. Call ana
e e at No. J, cor. Hsh and Main sts., oppo-
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A1laRoAn !

s3X zS-x DlTectors o. tS'..Ias b.,
runnins Of the MAIL and pass e dlst.gI'al
between Gorteusy,lic ard s noo aS6tb W
a!.ef ne LIST DAY of ApRfi, aa..sioh, On so
III, ,nn netween Richmond ard Sa sn, fhey9 s.a
NH l3-2w ems. DJDyg \
two xset pefs IN Charlottesville and psa;sls.,
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BUSLN EEE NOTICES.

GREEN a. DAVIS.
~ PRACTICAL
q II A MITE Gu II TIE RS,
Saith Street, near The Aymory, Richmond, Va.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
GRANITE WORK
Executed at short notice and in the best manner
nah l2-l2m
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John D1CKlNS ON.
- COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AND DEALER IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

HOUSTON, TEXAS.
Collections made and prompt remittances in
Sight Exchange at current rates, on New York
Boston, or New Orleaps.
seI REFER TO
Crescent City Bans.'" New Orleans.
PEAHCE l. BACON, boston
= g. SAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 co Richmond.
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NOTiGE-TO FAK NJ ERs AND NiER
~ 6so GHhAhNTS Who USE AND DEAL in
cal ate ntion to our stock, now in hand of the
best WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER, pur-
chased WITH special reference to the interest Of the
farmer and the trade generally.
rom our ions experience IN the business. and Civ
ing II our attention. seeing that very bar
rel Is We'll cooperet and in good shipping order and
the PLASTER Thoroughly pulverlzeG--we hazard no.
tnlns IN So; ing that 1t will be to your interest to
give US a call. Farmers sending bags will be fur
nlshed at one dollar less per ton. A liberal dis
couni to the trsde References Edmond; Dave,l-
TO- Orders left IN our box at Robinson l. Rob
eTts, will DE attended to.
J. H; F. SHARE, Steam Plaster Mill.
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= a., G. NJ. BROUN, M. D.. offers to the
80 citizens of Richmond and It's vicinity his
professional services in the practice of cine,
obstetrics. and Surgery.
IA Residence at the upper end of Marshall
street formerly owned by Mrs. Chevallie-latterly
ny A. n. courtney, ESQ. NH 1-dlmt
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> 500 NJ n. KosENsAHG, ls Sf BROAD pS s4,
Staple witch With n'9
variety and cheapness cannot be surpassed in this
their 81" Wsr secn esH5s
Of all in want of the most fashionable Dress Goods
greatest variety of Embrolderies; the cheapest and
pnrest IRISH Linens; the newest styles Of Spring
Of al we'll known manufactures, and many other
~oods, 100 numerous to MERTON Merchants from
oa anG CITY Giii md our stock well selected
hsa nas, otH SSe sass
TESN .,! RiEEaT; -;a5 tons BAGNAlL's best
s,! Ensl,sh Refined IRON. receiving fr4m ship
4 q e inches: And $50 tons best Ensish Refined
to la 9vas and half ovaIs from S 10 < + 6a II
xiss-Ho9P and ID SHEET IRON, NAIL RODS,
Ton. Sssas. IRON. assorted sizes. es
s s ssss G sHE Ell 5 aiNS STEEL
re, Ill ) H EBSls F HGsfAAa CO.
CLOTHiNG AT WHOLEsALE.-ws are
~ aRs sassssr
Ing Impori.nt advantages in the purchase of our
more ds.irsbls style: and batter workmsns6 6is
s s q s.ss
70 this branch Of business alOne, aaA detosmined
1huiId UP the trade Of our city we o0si g great
KEEN. baldwin, WILLIAMS. i
HA4l1AxCUT HEKKINGg: Old and New
4 = 10.t0a -; Labrador Split HsyyinGs- some
i: Z; iilI| 5 8 !; /; 5 XVI
n! I'D. sss.s g;;;s9r q nj
~ i xsLt.lB NA.sA !
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- CAlCKEnlNa riAsOs y n s''
61tl = =. cAAusPs; E aes, i ssl
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PARkE POlNDEXTER, ATTOR-
O>-A-N NEI AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice IN the CITY OF Richmond and in the ooun-
ties OF Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
.AOihce IN Llsie's Building, corner of Main and
t4th streets. Sc 2-ly
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&c HAWESR. SUTTON, ATTORNEY
- AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
fractises IN al the Courts Of the city of Richmond
and the counties OF Henrico and tioochland. Office
corner Bank and 18th streets. r edmond, Va.
ia 2-3ms
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HENRY HuDNALL,
Oa ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held in the CITY OF Ric
mond. - ~
=, M Also, practices regularly IN the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield,
AS Notary. will rake Dispositions and Acknow-
iedsments. Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
Notary ~ ~ ~ VI
Once at the correJ of Bank and 18th streets just
below the Custom House ia H-iv
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-25
Likely.

Likely.
Maynard, Of Tennessee, Is one Of the
most abusive southern hot-heads in Con.
gress. He can't speak Of the North with
out cursing its people. 1t has Just been
discovered that Maynard was born in West
boro', Mass. He joined the church at 20
and wanted to be q minister. His father
was poor, and the ladies' sewing society
raised funds for his education. After grad
uating, he was sent to Tennessee as quiet
anti-slavery missionary. He soon married
a plantation and.a lot Of negroes, and hence.
forth became politician of the most ultra
Southern school; he called his own father
and his northern relatives greasy mechan-
ics''
We have Republican authority for the
above condensed history of the Hon. Mr..
Maynard; nor do we doubt a word of it.
On the contrary we believe that there are
hundreds of the same kind of men now in
New England, who only want a chance to
swap their anti-slavery principles (O for ne
groes and a seat in Congress.
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Home Matters.


By an arrangement with the Chicago P.
O., we will hereafter have two mails a day
from and to that office. Mr.. Wanzer has
been sworn into Office as Mayor. Geo. L.
Bass was elected, but Wanzer insists that
the votes cast for Bass were illegal. Mr..
w. will probably be the Mayor 'oithout a
Council. The present Board have appoint
ed Pearsall, Baugh and Eaton, Trustees; to
represent the recently annexed portion Of
the city; three Of the present trustees will
resign, thus leaving the council the same in
numbers. Mayor Bass is cleaning the
streets in good style; he is good worker
as we'll as a man of judgment and taste....
Wolliscroft and Smith, who went south
with Harding last fall have returned to NC
Gregor. >. AT this time our young city is
filled with misunderstanding strangers seek
ing locations for trade. Flanders new
brick is rented to Mr.. LANE Of Clermont.. .
NJ. NJ. futile has sold his dwelling to A.
French. {. j.. Mrs. S. E. Wilson offers her
Millinery Stock very low; Mr.. Wilson is
preparing to 60 to Denver j. Clement,
Of the Dubuque Timss delivered lectures at
this place on Friday and Saturday of last
week. McGregor is slow place for Lee
lures or speeches of any kind, and the at
tendance was rather slim. .. james Morris
at the Post Office, keeps a we'll assortedli list
of newspapers from all the principal cities.
An auctioneer sold horse here on
Monday; he told a story of the kindness of
the horse and stated that he was in the hab-
it of carrying Gipsey Jack, his former mas
ter, safely home when the said Gypsy was
drunk. He pointed the moral by remark
ing that there were Several men in Metre
gor who needed just such horse ~.
Two or three very handsome fights came off
the past week Look out tonight Tues
day. for the occulation of Venus at 8
o'clock-seats, FREE! Means, astronomic-
ally, that Venus will be in the dark. The
moon will shade Jupiter about midnight on
the 9th. >. See change of Railroad Time.
...."Doc" Irish is officiating as clerk at
the McGregor House. He is favorably
known to the public. Fisher, the Hox-
sizes, Wyman & Co., left for the Peak on
Monday -. H. D. Evans, our oldest mer-
chant, has got the Peak fever 'till he can't
rest" Rev. Mr.. Macarthur and Lady
left town on Monday for the village of Sho-
pierre, Rock County, Wis. They are on a
visit to friends there, and will be gone two
weeks The Alamakee steamer runs reg
ularly now to McGregor after the arrival of
the 8 o'clock evening train.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. billiard. long known in the Mississippi Val
ley has arrived in McGregor and hiss taken rooms at
the Mcgregor House, where he be found for a
short time by all persons afflicted with primary chron-
ic diseases of any name nature.
Female diseases treated scientific principles
cult Mcnstruation, Fluor Abus. Prolapsus Uter &C.,
coming under the category.
Young men afflicted with Seminal Weakness will do
we'll to sel the Doctor.
Agent of Dr.. Selfbas' celebrated Female Monthly
Pills--prce one dollar per box.
Any person wishing to have private interview can be
accommodated by addressing the DR. through the Post
Office, with stamp enclosed to prepay return post
age. Satisfactory references given ii required. No
charge for advice.
McGregor Aprjl 10th, 1860,
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4atest Mews.

The bill giving the widows of General Ma
comb, Smith and Riley $50 per month each has
become law. The House Committee on cleo.
tons have reported in favor Of Samuel G. Nally
instead of Estabrook as Delegate from Ne
braska.
The second Pony Express from California,
has arrived on time exactly. The Carson Val.
ley excitement was depopulating the old mining
regions. From San Francisco three hundred
leave per week Flour at Carson was worth
$50 per hundred sugar 81 90 per pound hay
as high as seventeen anda half cents per pound,
or $3.50 ton.
The town of Lewsburg in Arkansas was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on the 10th.
Stocks in New York are rising rapidly. A
good indication.
The st. Louis Courts have another exciting
case before them. Mrs. Geo. w. Onderdonk
charges d. w. Price, merchant Of Denver,
with attempting to commit a rape on her. He
prosecutes her for adultery. The lady bears a
very unfortunate name in this line of accidents,
Flour in New York the 2lst was dull and
heavy, Western selling slow at $50 to 1918.
The America arrived at Halifax on the 2lst.
on the day she sailed Uhe 7th) the "BENIcIA
Boy" was arrested near Derby, and would be
brought before the magistrates. 1t is thought
the fight would be indefinitely postponed.
Gov. Wise withdraws from the field The
pressure at Charleston is for Douglas and no.
body else. Pennsylvania will give 10 out of
her 81 votes for Douglas, and it is thought the
Sd or 4th ballot will nominate him. Corcoran,
Slidel and Bright are said to be at Charleston
with a small purse Of 100000 to defeat
Douglas. The dispatches from Charleston on
Monday are exciting, but favorable to the "Lit-
tie Giant" and we hope to issue our next paper
with his name at the mast head.
Kenosha was burnt on the 2lst, and loss of
$13s,OO is the consequence. This is the Sd
fire there in 6 months. The same incendaries
are yet at work.
Congressman Potter, of Wis, reached Mil
waukee on the 23d. He will be worshipped
there for accepting challenge"
RI Walker and Black will not fight. Wal
ker's publication of the Presidents letter in
structing him to have the Lecomptien Consti'
tuition voted on by the people, gives great as
tonishment-to some people.
At Cincinnati in 1856 on the 18th ballot Blu.
chanan got l6s and Douglas l22 votes on the
18th ballot douglas being withdrawn Buchan-
an got 296.
A dispatch to the N. Y, Times says the Sew
ard men say that the Baltimore nominee is their
only hope if Douglas is nominated. A dispatch
to the Tribune from Charleston April 2lst says
that Douglas will have ITO votes to start with
and will be nominated on the Sd or 4th ballot
by the aid of Kentucky and Tennessee.
e. CHARLESTON, April %, IL NJ.
The South have concentrated on Senator
Hunter. of Va. He and Douglas will open the
ball. Caleb Gushing will probably be the Pres
ident of the Convention. Hunter men are
confident. The platform will be in order be
fore nominating.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
State of IOra, Il0WOn cOuntu-ssN

State Of lora, Clayton county-sss
NIOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an Exc
cuon issued out Of the office of the clerk Of the
district of Clayton county, Iswa dated the 9Th
day Of February, A.. d. 1860, to directed and in
favor of Green Heaey, and against the goods chat
tells and real estate OF Evans Egbert, have levied
upon the following described property, to-wit Lots
N2 one O., two (2), and three (3) in block No. ono
Q), with all the improvements thereon Said proper
county, Iowa. and that shall on the 10th day OF May
A. D. 1862 at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, said day, at the
Sheriff office McGregor county and State aforesaid,
the above described property or so much thereof as
will be necessary to satisfy judgment Of One Hun
dred sxty-seven and SSl0O dollars amount due, in
GLIDING debt interest and COSTS with interest thereon
at the rate of per cent. per annum and all costs
and interest that have may thereon which
judgment was recovered against the said Evans Eg.
bert, at the January Term n. 1850, of said court
J. KAUFMAN, Sheriff G. C.,
By p. g. PARKER, Deputy.
April II, lS60wl Pr. Fee $3.50.
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NATURALIZArION.-T President ha

NATURALIZArION.-T President has
recently sent to the Senate copies of the
correspondence with other governments re-
lative to the rights abroad of naturalized
Americans. The United States repudiates
the doctrine of perpetual allegiance and in
this it gives utterance to the desires of the
American people. Lord Palmerston de-
clares that "snbjects of Great Britain, ma
turalized in foreign country are as amen
able as any other of her Majestys subjects
to any laws which may be enforced, either
of permanent or temporary nature" In
this the "noble Lord talks more like a
statesman than politician.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-25

WIN. CAMPBELL We have letter fro m this
gentleman under date of St. Louis April Goth
He says: The Express charges from ST.
Louis to Denver are $500, but he thinks they
will fall IL little below that figure. There is no
opposition line all are owned by one company.
He adds "This is quite business little place,
but think it is too near McGregor to have a
permanent grwth. Expect to be at the Peak
about the LIST of May" VIC.