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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-12-05
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Weather, Markets &C.

Weather, Markets &C.
The week has been variable one in the
weather line. Rain on Thursday evening
and snow on Friday, clear on Saturday and
snowy all day Sunday. On Monday, it
was cool and on Tuesday warm and muggy
not "muggins." The river is crossed by
light teams and with single horses, but it is
very unsafe. The water is feet lower than
it was weeks since. The mails arrive re-
gularly.
Wheat is dull, not much coming in and
what arrives is mostly stored. From 46 10
Oh has been the ruling price since Thursday
last. Oats -. Beef cattle to 1926 on
foot; Pork yesterday sold, as high as $5,-
10, about S4,75 Is the average price. The
impSssiblity of getting produce across the
river makes business dull Wood is worth
$3.50 to So. Hay 81. Poultry 6 cents
pound, Beef, quarter 2a@3a. Venison
8 all round, 6 for saddles. Flour $500 to
$2,25.
AT Milwaukee on Monday wheat sold at
6S to 70 and no demand forit. Hogs clos
ed active at IS to $3.50. Flour inactive at
1915 to 81. Banks wont advance on pro-
duce; sales of exchange have stopped; mer-
chants are shipping -four and grain and
drawing against it to meet their paper
Things look internal blue in the financial
world and very stormyin the political. {
At McGregor all H., Wis, Mo-, and
Kentucky money is taken at McGregor for
Goods or on debts. The Banks here now
receive all Of it on deposit except the Him.
DIS discredited banks. They will probably
all be good in few days.
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Ball Invitations.

ONH 1nVktOtlOnSs
The Washington Guards of Dubuque
did us the honor to forward "Complimen-
tary" invitation to their Grand Ball on
Monday evening last, Nov 26th. We are
under obligation for the compliment. The
letter Of invitation, though dated the 18th
did not reach us till the evening of the
26th, and hence it was not in our power to
be present. BY the account of this Ball
in the columns OF the Herald and Times
we conclude that we lost much by not be-
ing there. The "four clergymen" who
were present must have given moral turn
to the services that would have tailed
precisely with our ideas of liberal christian
ity and christian amusement.
We are indebted also to our young friend
Chas. o. Phillips, Esq, of Dcerfield, Mass,
for ticket of invitation to Thanksgiving
Ball held at the Hall Of the Pocumtuck
Hotel in that New England city on the
evening of the Doth. g Il" Is b ~ q
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New PAPER.-A large, handsome. and
abls paper hailing from Washington, Iowa
and baring the name of Democrat calls on
fr m exchange. OF course, Mr.. Editor 30.
LENS, we always exchange with good news.
paper. Yours, for the No. VOL I is q
Supssior ono Fortune to you, and better
lAsk in "a than We have just experienced
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70 CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health In
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having sut
fered several years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease. Consumpion-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means sf cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrption used Gree Of charge) with the directions for
SURE CuRE Fos Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis,
&c. The only object OF the advertiser in sendig the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he cencevcs to be and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy 1t will cost
them nothing. and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williansburgh,
Dec. s, 1Ss0n3 Kings county, New York.
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Reward! Reward!!

GREAT WESTERN RAIL WAY! b.
0N and after Monday, octo Der LIST, ono Of the
" splendid Ocean steamships plying between IT.
MIL WAUKEE AND, GRAND HAVEN,
Making sure connections there with
DETROIT d -MILWlfUKEE RAILWAY,
For all Points East will leave the Gompanys Dock,
Erie street. Milwaukee, DAILY, Saturdays excepted,
at II. M. r.r.. - ..r- =
Passengers arriving on Trains from the West will
find Omnibuses in waiting to convey them directly to
Steamships.
by this Route Passengers will have the advantage
OF good nights rest, and 1T BEING MUCH SHORTER
East AS QUICK rs those going via Chicago no leave
at an earlier hour, lessen their Railroad travel 1S1
miles, and avoid the extra Omnibus changes which
occur on other Roads.
Fare much less than by any other Route,
No Midnight changes, and no uncertainty about
connections by this Line. -
Passengers having purchased Tickets East, via
GRAND HAVEN, are cautioned against Chicago Agents,
who, upon their arrival in Milwaukee by FALSE REp-
RESERVATIONS will try and exchange their Tickets
and send them by the long circutous Route through
BE NOT DECEIVED, but secure your Tickets by the
SHORT. Cheap and RELIARLE RoUTE, via Grand
Haven. + Ff
THRoUGH TICKETS can be purchased Of
or at Company's Offices $50 East Water street. TuNIs
K Co.'S Periodical Depot, rs Wisconsin street, on
Board steam hips.
SCO1'T d WRIGHT, agents,
=.. Mc(sregor iowa
w. X. MUIR, Supt. Detroit.
J; Ii. WHITMAN, General Travelling Agent, Mil.
Dec. s, lS6Otf
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proved, August 9th, 1852.
r Z e n s.:

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rsncy, except gold or silver. JOHN z. RlvES.
Washington, Oct. 18th, 1860. l2i4t3l
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NEws.-Mr. Charles o. Packard, brother
to our Post Master, has established himself
in the Post Office building and is ready to
accommodate the reading public with all
the eastern and Chicago Dailies, the Maya
zines, gers, Nercuries &C., &c. Patron
ise him
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MILLINERY.-The ladies about town are
enraptured with Misses Baird & Clarks's
style of winter Bonnets. 1t is believed that
these excellent Milliners can fix upa girls
head so that proposition Of marriage will
follow the first wearing Of the bonnet. Try
-
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.w GREEN says, in derision, that North
Elba, the home of the late JonN BRowN,
voted for Douglas. If this be true Improves
that the ncighbors and acquaintances of the
murderer for whose death GREEN dressed
his columns in mourning, have proper ap-
probation Of the damage that 'martyr" did
to public sentiment and the peace of the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-12-05
RATES OF EXCHANGE.

RATES OF EXCHANGE.
Corrected weekly by Lee Kinnaird, Bankers.
The notes Of the following Illinois Banks are not
ceived on deposit:
Dk Of Aurora, Blk Of Raleigh, Bk of Commonwealth
GRANVILLE Blk, Southern Blk. Naonall Blk, State Blk at
shawneetown, American Ex change yk, Corn Exchange
Bank. .t
All other Illinois Banks taken at per cent dis.
No Southern money received except Kedtucky.
'gfE tE $685. Buying. Selling. k
Exchange on New York, unsettled.
St. Louis, par
IS Chicago, s, par IL
Milwaukee, par IL
American Gold, unsettled.
AcGregor, Dec. 8, 1860.
Preaching
At the Methodist Church every Sabbath, Mt hal
past 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and P. N. Rev. Mr.. BRUN
SON, Pastor. SEATS FRsa. ln2l3tf
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Bank Paper. ~ tA
Whenever the devil is to pay and no
juice of the pine sufficiently is heated people
raise the cry Of "death to paper money y
But when the storm subsidies we all 60 to
work on paper basis and are entirely con.
tent
Paper money is the representative Of
CREDIT and CREDIT has developed this coun-
try more in 25 years than the Spartan coin
(Iron) would have done in thousand
years. CREDIT bears the same relation to
the financial as Steam does to the mechan-
ical world--thcre is blow-up occasionally
in both. Fortunes are lost by one, and
lives and fortunes are lost by the other
but no one thinks of abandoning Railways,
steam ships and steam mills because toe
much confidence renders men careless and
an explosion follows. If the banks al
break and the Directors Of our. railway
companies all fail, the Railway itself re
mains and the general good is subserved Al
last. Let US cndeavor to place proper
guards and checks about paper issues and
steam engines and we. shall have propul
sive poker in trade and in. travel that is in
valuable.
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REposIroRY.--Of all the monthlies circu-
lated in the United States for ladies, this is
one of the most useful. 1t has no fashion
plates, but it abounds in beautiful articles of
religious and moral turn, and SO spiced
with personal incident as to render them
readable to the youngest member Of the
family. As we have often told our readers,
the Repository, though published at the
Methodist Book Concern Of Cincinnati, is
not Methodist Monthly; it is unsectarian
entirely and will fit the Congregational or
Baptist family circle as well as the Metho-
dist Enclose 81 and address Swormsted,
| & Poe, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ST. NICHOLAS
BILLIARD SALOON!

uWls ptpuar place Of resort for gentemen of leis
Il ure Is located one door East Of the Mc(Irecor
House. The Tables the best known in the West
tney nave been 70 cushioned with Sharps Patent and
the largest balls IN are found the Tables
Thest Nicholas bar Il snspied with the best Wines,
Liquors, Ales and Cigars, and every attention 10 paid
10 comfort and convenience Of patrons!
Oysters at Wholesale be furnished to Hotels and
Restaurants at the lowest living prices.
A. JACK CHURCH.
Dec. s, 1850. "UNCLE SAM. :.
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SANTA CLAus.-The old friend Of Child
rem with his "tiny red DEER is getting his
traps together for ride through McGrcgor
and North Iowa. At Lampscns he gets
his supplies of Candies; at Scott & Bro
Their, he buys Toys, Doll Babies, &C., &C.;
at Newelrs, Books, Albums, and many
other pretty things; at Bally's (Jewetts)
books, toys, &c. He gets apples all over
town, and the stores generally have such
supplies as suit some portions of his young
worshippers. If Secession" makes us
forget the Fourth Of July, let us hang on
| to Christmas and Santa Claus.
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SACKRIDER HOTEL.
T.. Van Valkenhurxl,.

This House IL located near the head OF Main street
wen larnshed ana every attention will be paid to
the comfort OF guests. ...-.-..--- - - W.
Good Stabling aud Wagon Yard will be found con,
venent to the premises, and careful ostcrs only en-
pioyed. '~sa" Dec. g. 1s60tf
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MONTHLY ABSTRACT,
or the Assets, Liabilities, and Condition Of the
AcGrtgor Branch cfMe State Bank Of Io,ca, on
Monday, December 3, 1860.
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Preaching
COM NJ E R CIAL.
McGregor Wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY, Dec 3, 1860.
Corrected peeklyby HOFFMAN,, BENTONG co.
Wholesale Grocers and Druggists.
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WuOte community S11ouIu uoI ouuCa al pun
lie estimation for the coarscness of few.
Lyman Trumbul's speech at Spring
field, on the occasion of serenading Mr..
Lincoln, doesn't seem to take well with the
negro-maniac portion of his northern sup
porters. Abraham has got his darkest
friends pretty foul this time, and from the
indications we gather from Corwin, Trum.
bull and others VIC conclude the old boat
man only lectured on the negro side to gel
quarters and votes. @
4 The Liberals of Mexico have seizet
100000 worth of church plate. BY this
maneuvre they hope ito dish" the othe1
party.
Sacramento has 1896 people-it is !:
old. McGregor has 5000 and is only .
years old, yes.
"They say that Gen. Lane wrote t
Oregon as follows: Me and Brock. j
dephected, but jobs will Be dun. "-Gose
Lane"
A great writer says: the woman VIII
can look steadily into mans eyes CO.
never love him."
Dropping tear at the sight Of distress
good but dropping a dollar is better.
Swallowing bell is said to be good fc
the stomach lit gives tone to it.
IF you would show your attachment to
] friend, kiss his wife, This evidence is vcr
; common ia high life, nowadays.
0 A young widow was asked why she wa
: SO soon preparing to marry, said she woul
J. fret herself to death about dear departe
a Tom If she didn't soon marry.
, There were 236 slaves in New Jersey
/ 1850. H# % -
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RIVER ITEMS.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Z 1.-The Weather, yesterday, was rainy
4 day. The streets were sloppy and
.lashy, and big streams of water poured
own the cutters. A big rise will soon
,me, as the rain was probably general
ne temperature of the air was cOnsidera-
modified from last week.
CINCINNATr, Nov. &c, M.-River fallen 20
ches since Saturday now IL feet in the
,annel. Weather milder. Thermometer
%. Raining since An.
THE Charley Bowen is still undergo
20 her overhauling. She will come out of
ne mechanics hands il Respondent trim.
...... The new wharfboat lies at the land
10 between Main and Locust streets, receiv-
70 and discharging freight, with sir. John
Hall in the Office.
...... The General Anderson leaves to-day
IF Paducah at , o'clock with the mail.
.....- The big" Grey Eagle is up for
louisville at o'clock this evening, after a
1ort trip to Henderson.
We notice in tie Mt Carmel Regis
sr an advertisement for the Jacob Mussel-
1an. Capt. John Robinson, Clerk James
Jurf; which boat it is stated will run as o
egular packet during the season, between
evansville and Mt Carmel, calling at all
gay points. We hope tho Musselman viii
g able to " make the rifle punctual!y,
nd also make her "pile in the Wabash
rade. A regular packet to Mt Carmel
gill be great accommodation. The Reg
ster thus speaks of this packet
We direct the attention Of merchants and
travellers to the card Of the new regular
ltcam packet between this place and Evans
Vile Capt Robinson is an experienced
commander, and the clerk, Mr.. Dnrti, is an
accommodating and polite gentleman, and
loes all in his power for the comfort OF pas
engers. Give the Musselman trial-and
We recommend the boat to our merchants
.or the con veyance Of freight.
1.-The Sunshine is the name of a new
teamboat just finished at Pittsburg, fol
he Missouri river trade
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CRY OF EvAysvrLLE, Nov II, 1861.

mSOTECR rs BEREBX' GEV.E.N-
O. v that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector Of
the City of Evansville, between the hours of and
II O'Clock A NJ, and 2 and O'Clock P NJ, on the
9TH of December, 1860, will sell at public auction
at the door of the Court House i'll the City of Ev-
ansvlle Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots
and parcels of real estate and improvements,
sessed for the payment of City taxes for the year
1860, due from the owners thereof to the City OF
and for the costs of said SALE and that such sale
viii be continued from day to day at the aforesaid
hours and place until all the lots and parcels of
OF
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Cincinnati market.

CINcINNAr1, Nov. 10Th, M.-Business Of
all kinds very dull, and prices to great ex-
tent nominal. Nothing doing in Flour.
Whisky I55 Hogs dull; very few arriv-
ing; prices nominal at 1906 90. Pro-
visions dull; no demand prices nominal.
MoIasses declined to SOC, and dull
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

dec ) ). Jaqucss & Co, corn sheller, KRAFT
b Holm, "a; 3 plgs hardware, Sam1 Orr box, D.
Lowry y wiling Green, Ky; boxes, $50 sacks
wheat e.. Foster & Co; boxes, / Dbl, p. G. o.
Riley & Co.; 10 bales hops, Keller d White; l box,
O. :. Wells; bills syrup, Cook Langley :
Go.; box, Wheeler b Riggs; = pkgs, II Ramey,
r.: Iis scks bran, ISleheart Bros; % bbls fish,
Preston Bros; l box, #. Mel son, Mt. Vernon.
------- A u. SHRADER, Agent.
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Fire and Inland Navigation

Risks accepted at terms consistent with aoiyency
and fair profit
Especial attention giVen 10 insurance Of DHELL IAGS
ctd Contents, for terms OF 70 gears.
The solid service long and successfully tried, and
the many advantages tue Rtna Insurance Company
pos sesses in its line, should not be overlooked by
those ready to insure and understanding ;her best
interests,
During stringent times " the necessity for re-
liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty-the
ability Of property owners to sustain loss being
then much esseued.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State Politics issued without de-
Law bv any of the duly authorized Agents OF the
Company.
Hzs5- Business attended to with despatch aud
fidelity. --.-.-...
COPELAND & NEXSEN, Agents,
my2 Savings Bank Building, First St
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= = - ~
LprLE ENLAEHEMENl

Gsyitt, I,hl, s., southwest half 81 tot b..
Hopkins, Mary, lot No
Hl,Grin, 4 Vi nCrth-West one sixth OF lot -
south west One-third of lot 20
Nelson, Hiram. north east half of lot 6S..--..
- hy p feet alley end Of lot
No. GS.....-..-.....-. .-...-...--
Pil-ttrr A e.. .pltth west half OF lot 2t........-
" L.-,,!-l, II. o., 9Th subdivision Of II and II
9th subdiv soH of n and II.
walker, John r., Listers subdivision No. Is
u ont lot No.
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phIIadeIphia market

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3G.-Flour very
dull super 90. Wheat dull white I 81
al 40. Corn dull sales of $500 bush of
yellow ut ca; white GO, Coffee, Rio 100
144. Whisky dull at $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL
Ne,X Orleans NTnrket.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. %, P. M.-CoTToN--
Is active, aud quoted at loi@lo4c. Sales
of Il, 600 bales.
GRocERrEs Sugar is dull at 5@53c. Mo
tasses 23@27c.
FLOUR 80 e24@5 IS.
CoRN.-68@T2c.
Other articles remain unchanged.
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4,S5l,5S0 90
l4S. 4E0 so
S5,OOO,OO9 90

rViVV'7f W y
Since this report, the Comptroller has
made "A call on the banks for additional Sc
curities, which has been promptly respond
ed TO, and the aggregate security has thus
been considerably increased.
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CRANE & sROWN,
Forwarding &c Commission
Merchants,


u D.4.H = EXP RHSS tUsN 2 Nv ; -
q NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce t. their friends and patrons, the public "f
Evansville and vicinity, that, with Increased iaci-
ties iOv the transportation Of
FREIG RI T, j. L = Il 1 q y s
81 o NEY AMI - L 4 4 y L 2 $,
They solicit a continuance Of former faNuT-. E5-
ciaI care TAKEN in the collection Of Bills Drafts,
Notes aud the transportation Of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves of tn" ia
o;litcs of the Express, can obtain any desired Ini"i
n,nfi IN reference to the routes nnd "details 81 tho
business, at their Office First street between
Main aud Locust, opposite The Post OuCe-
de u Il IL = ISL, agent
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might.
FOR PADUCAH.
DUNBAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
- at II O'Clock n. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays at night.
SES'L ANDERSON leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and
urdays at II O'Clock, N. Arrives Mondays,
,dnesdays and Fridays in the night.
FOR HENDERSON.
9EN. D. NJ. WHITE plies daily, leaving Evansville
the forenoon and returning in the evening.
FOB LOUIsy LILLE.
Grey EAGLE, Of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and
turdays at s o'clock P. NJ. Arrives TUESDAYS and
turdays in the afternoon.
GREY EAGLE, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at
O'Clock NJ, and Thursdays at o'clock p. NJ
.riyes Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon.
FOR GREEN RIVER.
n H. CAMPBELL leaves Mondays and Thursdays
6 O'Clock r NJ. for Green river. Arrives on Mon
vs. and Thursdays in the morning.
There is regular daily communication with HEN
RsoN and NEwBUEGH by boat and land convey
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Grcv Ea &1c-

Capt A. nONNALLY, !. A. LUsK, q D.
Leaves Evansville for Louisville every M"nday
at ~ O'Clock M, and every Thursday at O'Clock
p. M, arriving at LOusN lille Tuesday and Friday
evenings.
Returning, leaves Louisville every "Wednesday
and Saturday even ing at Il o'clock.
JNO. u. IIA L., Agent,
jny2s-tf No. Water street.