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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
Town Matter.


"A move is on foot 1--WE learn it is trareling
well, too,) to build, during the year 1860,
an Episcopalian Church at this place. Zeal
and money are the propelling powers, and
the building may be looked for before Sep
tcmber. : An Industrial Association Fes-
tival is being prepared for in February ....
The Good Templars initiated sir on Friday
night last. A. Brandt, Jr., was elected
w. c. r., and Joel V. Baugh appointed
editor of a paper to be got up in manuscript
for the benefit of the Lodge. Joe. will tex
change" with the Times, Of course. {. . To
the energy and money of Flanders, and to
the money of several other good citizens,
first-rate sidewalk was constructed last
week over that usually bad "tract of land
lying and being Gas the lawyers say in
McGregor, and designated as Main street
from Stow and Kennedy's block to Elan
der's new store. We have heard some less
than thousand ladies say the men who
contributed to it in any way shall have their
smiles and good wishes as long as the planks
last. d.. The Charity Ball at Mozart Hall
on Friday evening last was most decided
success. Mcssrs. Rodman, Lee, Noble, Bass,
Burdick and Drummond, were the manag-
ers; Learned & Co. did the music, except
an occasional air from the Lee Church Ho-
bart band; Durham provided the edibles in
that style of excellence for which the Nc
Gregor House is noted; fifty couples took
part in the entertainment, and over 800 in
the hands of the Treasurer attcsted the lib
crafty of our ball goers. The Church may
condemn dancing for such purposes, but we
feel disposed "to chance the consequences
when the object is to benefit "the widows
and the fatherless," of whom st. James said
it was ''undeflcd religion to visit and re.
lieve . . The Press is to be issued hereafter
on Tuesdays; weforgot to notice the change
of publication in our last issue. =. . The
Methodist revival here is attracting much
attention, leading to much inquiry on the
part Of religiously inclined people, and re-
sulting in additions to the Church. The
quarterly meeting for this Circuit took place
on Sunday last at McGregor. i. . The noon
prayer meetings are still continued at Ken
ncdy's Hall. We notice many young men
from Lower Main street as regular attend
ants; young men in this place need as much
restraint as in any other town in the States.
ga Catholic Sunday School is now or
ganized at this place; itmcets at the Church
on the north bluff. The "toll-bridge" in
getting on to the solid ice has been declared
a nuisance, and has dried up; the citizens
have constructed new, free bridge, and
mean to keep it up as long as the weather
will allow. -. French has commenced to
give away rich presents in Jewelry to those
who buy picture of him. {. The regular
American House Hop comes off on Thurs.
day evening; let it be rouser! i. . Ezra
Redding, at the Post Office building, keep:
the dailies of the East and the magazines tc
sell. He is steady, odating young
man, and deserves to be patronized.
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LIGHT GUARD.-The Gazette of Milwau-
kee in noticing our reference to the Light
Guards of that city says the company mer-
its the courtesies of the press. We admit
it, but it isnot necessary, in our estimation,
to spread out half column whenever they
fire off "Young America" The gentle
men composing this company are excellent
citizens and admirable soldiers; we have
the honor Of a personal acquaintance with
several Of them; we like them individually
and collectively but the fulsome and fire.
quent toadyism which in times past has
marked the daily home notices of them, is
calculated to render them ridiculous, to
strangers.
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BRENER ARGus>-This is a new paper
Just started at Waverly, Iowa; the Mol is
before us. It's editor is not named, but the
proprietor is WV. PArrEE, Esq, one of the
most prominent Democrats Of Northern
Iowa. The Argus is handsomely printed,
ndustriously edited Democratic journal, and
We hope it may be successful in dissem ma
ting that love for the union of the States
which we regret to see is in danger of being
ost The Argus is on our exchange list.
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A Rogue. sssz -.-.-.. .a
WILklE Of the Dubuque Herald says
brick" of the Nens steals his locals
BRICK is not at home now, and he can
therefore prove an alibi; but wherever he
is there is stealing going on, and that con-
tinually. We cussed him once for stealing
mine paragraphs out Of one issue of our
paper, and he apologized by saying the
Times was . first-rate paper to rob, and
thercupon he takes half column of our
keenest nonsense, ''leads" it, and passes it
of for Milwaukee manufacture You can't
hurt him ''cussin'" at him.
Speaking Of rogues reminds us that West
Troy Lodge Of the !. 0. S. NJ. was robbed
recently of its pitchforks and ether impor-
tant paraphernalia. The regalia of the G.
X J. would doubtless have been taken but
it was attached so firmly to the rocks which
are at the bottom of the institution that no
man can possibly remove it!
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McGregor Post Office


MAILS Close for Milwaukee, Chicago aud all
lvl offices Easl and South daily, at p. NJ. Arrive
daily at S 4. NJ.
Mails for the West, ria Monona. Clernont and Vest
Union, closes daily, Sundays excepted) at A. NJ.
Arrive at Z. NJ. ...... .
North Western Mail, ria Monona Hardin, Frank
Vile DEBORAH, Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota
leave McGregor on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at O'Clock. Arrive on alternate days at p. NJ
Nails for Farmersbu-gh leave Wednesday and
Friday morning. Mail matter intended for Eikadcr,
Eigin Westfeld and Independence, should be depos.
tied on Tuesday evening
Mails for St. Paul and the extreme North, are sent
to Milwaukee and thence to their destination ria the
La Crosse road. s..s = +a#a#F III
All Letters deposited after the closing hours dssig-
mated, will necessarily lie over. =- s. '-
Persons having Boxes, owing Postages will greatly
obge by paying these SIN all matters close attention.
OFFICE lloURs.-From l-2 A. NJ, to 8 p. n.
On Sundays, to 10 A. Ms to 1 p. N.
A. p. RICHARDSON, p. NJ.
...-. By JAMES MORRIS, Assistant. =
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Dies MONIES JoURNAL.-Will Porter has
sold this institution to Stilson Hutchins
Esq of Usage formerly the editor of the
North Iowan once Democratic paper of
Mitchell County. Mr.. Hutchins is a young
man of brilliant promise aud probably has
no superior in the state as newspaper
writer. The Journal for long time has
looked to US like a step-child we now ex-
pect to see it as bright as industry and
talent can make it.
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Special Notice to Agents

IT, u. EVANS, having purchased the stereotype
R,ases, Copyrights. etc, Of the PsiNcs OF TH.
House Of DAVID" "PILLAn OF FIRR," etc., would
Works. ',s''-' 1880
THE "PRINCE OF TIE HOUSE OF DAVID" il
one OF the most popular and best selling books ever
published. Over 10000 copies have been Sold and il
bids far to out-rvai the "rILcRAM's PRooRxss," or
THE "PILLAR OF FIRE" by the same su thor. 10
nov meeting with rapid SALE over 600 copies have
Dsen seid since Its publication, and ~ companion to
the PRINCE OF THE HOUSE, or DAVID" every reader
OF that book should purchase COPY
~ amE RECORDS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
WAX, Is book Of great interest and gives = vast
Of Information relative the Soldiers Of the
esoioton and Is an invaluable book Of reference fer
tue OF its heroes and all are interest
ca ~ 10 PENSION Claims, Land Warrants, ETC., etc.
IHE MOST LIBERAL IkDucEMKNrs ARR oFPKRsD r
TO AGENTS, and upon addressing the publisher evsry
reformation will be given.
Send for q Catalogue.
Address GEORGE G. EVANS,
PUBLISHER,
43e Chestnut street, Philadelphia, "a.
Jehasry !, lSs0w6
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G. G. EvANs.-Look over the column of
propositions made by Evans of Philadel-
phia. We know him to be one of the
most honorable dealers in the United
States and those ordering Books from his
large and varied stock will be subjected to
treatment and prices as fair as though they
were personally present to select them. We
shall allude to Evans again because his en-
terprise is meritorious and deserves to be
supported 49, E..L,.- -----
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PARrY.-The ladies of Prairie du Chen
have leap year party at Dousman's Hall
on this "wednesday evening. We OF
served letter at home addressed to "Mrs.
Richardson and gentleman" The sight of
it frightened us a little at first, but reco-
lection of the year, 1s60-"calmed our
troubled breast" We have not yet re-
ceived an invitation and the case begins to
look blue in the extreme. Wonder if we'd
60 there and look OH whether some of those
pretty managers wouldn't ask us to dance
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NEW PAPER.-The Gazette, a Milwaukee
Literary and News paper, is on our table,
very handsome and interesting. The
Gazette is one of a very few of our ex.
changes which we hang up in our Office for
preservation. In these hard times for jour-
nalizing, we fear the Gazette may 60 ashore,
but if our hopes could save it, we would
send MEssERvY & Gu LLAroN thousand OF
them. Long life to you
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LADY's BooK.-By some neglect we omit
ted to notice the receipt of this admirable
work for February. It's always prompt in
its arrival and welcome at our home as the
best friend and adviser of the gentler por-
ton of the family. Cooley takes such cx-
traordinary pains to make each succeeding
No. of his Book excel its predecessor, that
we cannot imagine to what pitch of excel
lence he will bring it if dozen more years
are spared him as its publisher.
For t,oo dollars we will procure the Book
for any one of our subscribers who may de-
sire it, The regular price is So per annum.
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New York PIcAyUSE--This is the. only
real funny paper in the United States. The
Nick Nae is consistently fiat in its cuts, and
stale in its anecdotal department. The
"Pic' is published at 81 year, single, or
81 in clubs of ten. The blues cannot exist
in family where this spicy little sheet is
taken. Its enigmas, refuses, charadcs, &c.,
&C., arc nuts and cheesc-cakes to us.
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The very Latest.

The very Latest.
We arc in possession of dispatches of
Monday, Jan. 80, one day in advance of the
mails. The galleries Of the House were
densely crowded to witness the election of
Speaker. Pennington of N. J. received
lis votes, Smith of N. C. 113; necessary
to choice 11s. Three ballots were taken,
resulting the same each time, when the
House adjourned. 1t was believed that
Pennington would be elected on Tuesday
yesterday, as Riggs and one or two others
arc understood to be willing to change over
to him.
Hyatt, the President of the Kansas Com
mittee refuses to appear before the Harper's
Ferry Senate Committee, and difficulty is
apprehended. Redpath also refuses to
come forward. Mr.. Hyatt will be in Wash
ington in day or two. Realf says that
Brown told him that the killing of the
Doyles and Sherman was righteous deed,
but that he (B) was not present.
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sH@Wc invite our readers to the perusal
of Dir. AYERS advertisement which appear
in the columns or our p per- They de-
serve attention as treating of what inter
ests us all, and from source which all have
long respected. The Doctor is we'll known
as one of the leading Chemists of this coun-
try, who devotes his great requirements to
the discovery and manufacture Of remedies
for popular use. The unparalleled success
which has followed his labors is too well
known in this community to ncedany eluci-
dation from our pen. ts s. ra5. .
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GIFTs.-At the request of Mr.. French,
Messrs. NEWELL, WRIGHT and RICHARDSON
examined the property, watches and jew
elry) which he proposes to gire auay to
those who get a picture taken at his Gale
ry. There are 500 prizes, one Of which is
beautiful Gold Hunter Watch worth
500. There arc IL watches in all. Go
to JONES for picture, pay your dollar,
draw your ticket (enyelopeD and you will
get the article named on it, free gratis, for
nothing" ........s .t...-..s .s-.-..s
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CnEERING.--A Preacher in writing us
business letter says, "sfrom sundry items
infer that you are Of late, religously in
clined and perhaps have learned to count
all things but loss" &C. 1t is gratifying to
be thus informed that the Times is attract
ing the attention and meeting the approval OF
the clergy. We have no religion at all, and
but little Partially for one sect above a.
mother, but our pen has never yet slurred
truly religious people or ridiculed their O.
pnions,
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New ADvERTIsEMENrS.- MARTIN has
card in this issue. EVANS, of Philadcl-
phia, has column. II. RrcKEL & Co., it
will be seen, have organized anew; Mr..
thurman remains at West Union. GRANT
& BASS call public attention to what they
are about A. BEvINs has an Administra-
tors Notice. We will give more cxte
notices of the larger advertisements when
time and space permit. We like to puff a
firm we'll, or not puff at all, and our space
is too limited to do justice to Rickel & Co.
or Grant & Bass. Read their advertise.
mentS
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RASS X GRANT.

Dealers in all description of Threshng Machines,
Reapers, Grain Drills, Tanning Mills Corn-Shesrs,
Straw Cutters Horse-Rakes, Pows Cutivators Sugar
Cane Mills, Lumber Wagons, Open and Top Buggies
and Agricultural Implements generally. Also, In
Seeds Salt, Lime, Land Plaster and Lumber we'll
A. Storage Forwarding and Commission Warehouse,
fronting Levee and Public Square, Mc9re,or, Iowa,
formerly occupied by r. Tcabout.
~ Particular attention given to consignments.
eco. L. BASS. lI1ZJ N"b1HT 0RANT.
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SMOKING CAps.-In Cooley for January or
some similar magazine we saw plan for
making smoking cap. What lady We
wonder will trouble herself to make cap
for her husband or lover to smoke in?
At any Saloon in McGregor you can get
a ''night-cap' ready made for ten cents.
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NoNsENsE.-The Richmond Wig sug-
gests to Southern merchants to buy only Of
those Northern men who are sound on Ma
tional questions. This would do no good
because the unsound ones become silent
partners of the others and reap half the
profits at last Virginia cant head Yankee
traders by this policy.
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RELIG1oN-There will be a conference Of
Universalistsa at Elkader, on Wednesday and
Thursday; 18th and 10th Of February, 1860,
also meeting of the Clayton Co. Associa-
ton Of Universalists at the same place on
Tuesday the 14th of F.b at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
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Congress.
On the 27th SMITH, of North Carolina,
came near being elected Speaker. He is an
old Wing, elected by Wing and American
votes and received on the ballot against
SHERMAN 1l2 out of 22s-lacking three
votes only of an election, Sherman receiv
ed 100. There was great excitement dur
ing the ballot and but for IN impression
that CoRwIS or PENNISoroS, (of New Jer-
sey,) would be nominated on Monday or
Tuesday, Smith would undoubtedly have
been elected. Several Of the Republicans
heretofore stiff Sherman men voted for
Smith. The indications are decidedly in
favor of an election soon, our Representa-
tivcs having grown tired and ashamed of
their obstinacy. We think the election of
Corwin would be tribute to worth and
aquicter Of excitcment-his personal in
tluence is greater than that Of any other
man there, and he would he likely to heal
the dangerous wounds which the country
is now receiving through the violence of
Congressional debates. As there is but
little hope for the election of Democrat
We feel glad of the prospect for either Cor
win, Pennington, E. Joy Morris of Penn
sylvania or some moderate National man of
the Opposition. Mr. Smith disavowed any
connection with Know Nothingism and it is
possible he may yet be elected.
Mr. DouGLAs' Speech on the Invasion
resolution is one Of the ablest ever deliver.
cd in Congress. The N. Y. Times Rep.
says that Fcssenden, of Maine, in question
ing Douglas made most damaging admis-
sions against the party Of which he seeks
t. be a leader.
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TIE FAsHIoNs.-Basqucs are obsolete and
little "Jockies" or wings at the waist take
their places. Bonnets are to be much lar
ger. Tarlatan is worn for evening dresses
and crinoline is absolutely down. Silks in
New York, owing to the excess of last falls
importations, arc as low as $1,OO and even
down to so cents per yard for some very
beautiful styles.
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Mr.. VERNoS.-It is now said that Wash.
ington is ready to deed this estate to the
ladies but they decline to pay over the
money because they do not know what to
do with the property. They have won an
Elephant.
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~ The Herald of Dubuque says it has
not had copy of the North Iowa Times
for four or five weeks. This failure to con-
meet surprises US. The Dubuque package
of the Times, a large one by the way, has
been mailed regularly and sent ria Chicago.
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DAcUERREoTYPEs.- The Times Office is
indebted to the FRENCH Gallery and to Prof
JONES for pictures Of all the boys in the
Office. They are a fine looking set of chaps !;
the single ones are hereby commended to
the unmarried ladies of the City and Coun-
try. The married portion of our boys will
look out for themselves!
JONES takes splendid pictures.
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DEATH-In the Leader of last week we
notice an account of the death of John II.
Elder formerly of this place and Prairie d.
Chen lie died at Auraria of quinsy on
the 2lst Of December. .
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INDusTRIAL.-This Association usually
called Sewing Society meets this week on
Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs.
l. w. uibbard.
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To Physicians.

To Physicians .......
WE have just received a lot Of Fresh DKUos and
MEDICINES, selected with especial reference to quality
and the wants of the Medical Profession.
As we intend to buy only pure articles from reliable
Dru ggts We invite the critical examination Of Ply.
sciass and respectfully solicit their orders confident
We can give satisfaction.
Orters for Medicines not kept by will be filled at
short notice.
Ecectics will find good assortment Of their favor
lite remedies constantly on hand.
Respectfully, JEwETT & JONES.
NsGregOr, Iowa, January 25, lS6Ow3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Subscribe for and Advertise in the WAvknN
TRANSCRIPT. The Transcript has larger circulation
than any other paper in Ailamakes county. Terms
cash in advance. L. H. McELROY, Publisher. -l70tS
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~ A divine once praying. said: 80
Lord, give us neither poverty or riches"
and pausing solemnly moment, he added,
especially poverty"
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ScHooL.--Miss Louisa Haislett has been
employed by Mr. Wakeman to teach the
infant portion Of the free school
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
r WILL sell on good terms, At my residence, full
II blooded
DUR HAM BULL,
lie four years old and OF good siae have excellent
young stock Of his blood and have farther for
him. l.. g. COLLINS.
Giard, February 106Ow2
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ADMINISTRATORS SALR.

N1OTICE Is hereby given, that shall expose for
IL sale at Public vendue, the 18th dav Of March.
1860 the Post ONCE In vosa City in Clayton coun.
ty, Iowa, the following described Lands belonging to
the estate Of Gardner Inaraham, deceased, to-wit
The North-East quar- ter OF SouthEa quarter Of
Section Ten in Township %, North Of Range six West
Of the 5th p. NJ.
The Terms OF Sale will be one-half cash and enc.
half In year from sale, with approx ed security.
The above described Land will be sold for the pur.
pose Of paying the claims Of creditors against the
estate. by order Of the County Court.
4. BEvINS, Administrator.
volga City, February l, 1S6OwA
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MAR m IN.

At McGrcgor, on Thursday Evening, January ceth.
BY Rev. II. g. Macarthur, Mr.. LEWIS sUTBR and
Miss CARoLIMB Brown. 1tEE e.
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WYATT FOR THE WAGON.!"
M'GREG LIVERY STABLE,

On Main Street, opposite Union BLOCK.
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first class uorses, respectfully solicit the patronage
the public, promising to best endeavors to
give satisfaction.
Prices to suit the times
PEARsALL Il CHURCH,.
McGregor, Oct. cath, 1859. lyl
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