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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

GEN. JONES. Geo. w. Jones, Ex-Sena-
tor from Iowa, and at present Minister to
Bogota, arrived at his home, in Dubuque,
on Wednesday Of last week. The Gen.,
was honored by public reception by the
Mayor and citizens of Dubuque, without
distinction OF party. ron. FRED. B,ssen
made reception speech, and Gen. Jones
replied in his usual happy manner. A pro-
cession was formed on the levcc, and he
was escorted to his residence. Mr.. Jones
has deep hold upon the feelings of his
former constituency in Iowa, and he is
justly entitled to their warm esteem tor
his earnest efforts in behalf of the interests
of Iowa, and the whole Northeast, while .
member of the U. S. Senate. The Gen.
returns in good health and most excellent
spirits.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08
weather, Markets, &C.,

" cathcTS ACsSS WY
For the week past the weather has been
as changeable as the most wavering Of
mortals could ask for. When it rained it
poured, there was no half way drizzling
work about it, and when old Sol showed
his face it was so "piping hot that Sala-
manders sweat and the Mississippi boiled.
On Monday there was no difficulty in boil
ing eggs in the shade, and everything and
every body was at fever heat. Iced drinks
were in great demand but "went down.
very rapidly as the mercury went up
But this Tuesday morning, it is as cool
as Bank Director, and the air as pure as
could be asked for. So much for the
weather which affords theme for the
grumbler and the poet; we dismiss the
subject feeling profoundly thankful that
our Editorial shcll-the kernel is Quits not
wholly melted.
The markets afford no striking features
this week. But little grain is arriving. -
The river is very low and boats find il
"hard sledding." Hoffman & Benton's
carefully prepared weekly report of tn.
markets will give correct idea of McGre
gor markets. Our Commercial and Finan
cial Report has review of the Milwaukee
Chicago and other markets and the figure.
may be relied on. At McGregor, wheat j.
nominal at Soc. Corn is merely nominal
none coming in. Wool is about tn
same, there being none offered. Hides ar,
quoted at from 4c to &c for Green, to IL,
for Dry. Other articles are quoted in oul
weekly Price Current" .,.a..''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08
Stray Iecms.

Stray Items.
The Iowa Reporter was sold to the Re:
publicans, by its proprietor, but Dick Syl.
vestcr, its accomplished editor, was not
purchased. 1t is little singular that
the Republicans, with all their boosted
majorities here in Iowa, must resort to
gold to aid them in their warfare against
the Democracy :. "A new Douglas paper
is about to be started at Lexington, Ky:
THE Christian people, Of Rankin coun.
ty, Alabama, had meeting lately; and
prayed particularly for rain. McGrcgor;
Iowa, has been abundaht1y "blesscd" in
that particular. 1t has been incommonly
warm in Texas this season, the mercury
ranging as high as 1ls i'll the shade
What demand for "cobblcrs," chi. ...
Friend Reynolds, Of the Cedar Valley
News, should have too much regard for his
standing in society to advertise himself as
being ION the fence during this warm
weather, and in the midst of heated pc.
litical canvas. Has anything new turned
up, George?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

shore. When all were landed, and drawn
up in line, Mr.. Barron expressed to the
Captain the thanks of the company, and
the three cheers he got from that crowd Of
Young Americas made him look as though
he could face storm at sea much easier
than he could a tempest Of applause. Three
cheers were given for Barron for the per.
fiction of the arrangements and the activity
which marked his efforts to secure a happy
time for the children.
The day was lovely beyond description,
no accident occurred to mar the pleasure
Of the trip, there were more handsome
girls and ladies in the party than any
Mississippi town can boast, and he who
could not enjoy Picnic thus favored is
unfit to participate in any of the blessings
Of life. Many amusing personal incidents
occurred which VIC should like to notice,
but our pen has already carried us more
into detail than We designed, and with the
wish that all may be spared to enjoy many
Sabbath School celebrations of like cl,arac-
ter we close this narrative.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

VENALIrY REBuKED.--Thc editor of the
Nord Stern, a German paper at La Crosse,
was bought out by the Republicans, and
eighty Of the sturdy Germans Of that city
came forward promptly and protested
against the foul bargain and sale of prin-
cipl1s between their editor and the Re-
publicans, and have withdrawn their sup
port. The detection of the Nord Stern
has served to convince the honest Ger
mans of the vcnality Of our opponents,
and the Democracy Of Ia Crosse are the
gamers by this last assault Of Republican
gold. H1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

mississippi.
The Mississippi Democracy have finally
been aroused to the danger of following the
trail Of such treason breeders as Yancey
& Co., and as the smoke of the disunion
fires kindled at Charleston, clear away, we
find the gallant conservative Democracy of
the South coming into line ready to do
battle for the whole country, the Constitu-
ton and the Union. All hail gallant Dem
ocrats of Mississippi! The Conservative,
leading paper there speaks as follows upon
the issues of the day. 1t sounds right:
Our object now is to defeat Lincoln, and
We are for that constitutional, national and
conservative man who can accomplish it,
We almost know that Mr.. Douglas will re-
ceive the Democratic vote of the Northern
States, and will certainly receive a large
vote in the Southern States, if not major
ity; Breckenridge and Lane will not receive
the vote Of State in the Union.
To be sure Douglas will receive the vote
of the Northern States. Don't allow your.
selves to believe differently. The North is
all right, and will respond to the South
''The American Union, now and forever
one and inseparablcv'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

eTs-Mr. Booth writes us that he is to
speak in Waupun this evcning.-NH. Free
Democrat.
1t is singular that as soon as Booth
escaped from his cell in the Custom House,
at Milwaukee, he made directly for tho
State prison at Waupun. But we suppose
he has good m any friends there, or there
abouts.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

Judge Lord, Of La Crosse, in great
political speech, said that Old Abe was one
of the prime movers in the John Brown
raid We think differently, but we sup
pose ths Lord knous !-Dunleith Adrsr-
tiser.
We guess, in that case, ''thc Lord only
knows" Abe Lincoln was not the prime
mover in tina: or any other raid. He is;
not good hand at raids, but, according to-
his friends, "prime mover" of rails, and
that's about all. .r E
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

again signed the pledge Of total abstinence.
Hope he will live up to it this time.
A young man was killed in Tennessee the
other day by gentleman whose daughter
he had ruined under promise Of marriage.
A young lady was standing upon stoop
in Brooklyn observing the Great Eastern
Her dress caught fire from burning match
lying at her feet, and in spite of the efforts
of friends she was burned to death.
The recent attempt Of the office holders
to make show for Breckenridge in the State
of Ohio, has resulted in most perfect fiz-
zle. Already have two-thirds of those
whose names were attached to calls for
county conventions, &C., come out over
their own signatures repudiating the unau-
thorized use Of their names for that pur-
pose, and declaring themselves, first, last,
and all the time, for Stephen A. Douglas,
the peoples candidate. ISL.
Sherman NJ. Booth gas rescued. from the
officers Of the government at Milwaukee on
Wednesday last. Several Republicans had
expressed determination to release him
and it was done by taking advantage Of the
absence of most of the officers who were at
dinner. The only officer left in charge was
forced into the cell by threats of instant
death if he refused, and Booth was set at
liberty. :' ~, ~ - e..
The Southern Necs, at Ameritus, Gcor-
gia, and the Tuscumbia Democrat, Alaba-
ma, have deserted the disunionists and rails
ed the Douglas flag.
The Republicans say that Lincoln in
tends to buy all the slaves in the South,
and pay for them with rails, he is SO anxi-
Gus to to set them free.
A correspondent writes from. Michigan
that many Republicans there. having be-
come disguised with the action of their
party are swelling the Democratic ranks,
and he ventures the opinion that Michigan
will vote for Douglas and Johnson this fall.
Reports from all sections Of the Yves
tern States are that the crops Of grain, par
ticularly wheat, and oats, arc more than
usually heavy and there is a good prospect
of continuation of fair prices.
Brigham Young, the Mormon Mogul, had
217 children at the last accounts. PrOba.
bly, there has been an increase since then,
though We have no information on the snb.
ject.
Benjamin Kuaph prominent citizen o.
Cedar Falls, in this State has hitherto been
an active man in the Republican ranks, but
has recently declared his intention to vote 70,
Douglas and johnson. He, like sensible
man believes in the right of the people tt
govern themselves and so believing he found
he must be Democrat, and was mar
enough to say so.
The editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealc
offers to bet his best beaver on Ben II
Samuels: perfectly safe bet.
At an enthusiastic meeting Of the Demo
cracy of Rock Island last week Brother
in-law of Mr.. Lincoln made speech ant
announced himself strongly for Douglas 70
President
The Douglas and johnson State Conven
ton for Georgia is to be held at Millcdg
vile on the 14th.
Judge Douglas children by his first viii
have become heirs to large property b.
the death of their grand mother in Mort
Carolina.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

WThe Dubuque Times says that Dem
ocrats are coming over to the Republican
camp by the dozen in Clayton county
State Register.
The Dubuque Times knows nothing about
it, or else il wilfully wrong. The Democ-
racy of Clayton county were never stronger
than to-day, and our Republican friends are
only whistling to keep their courage up,
not because they feel good. Frcmont's
majority was very heavy here, but VIC
doubt if Lincoln can carry it at all.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

WHERE DOES HE LIvE?-We notice on
the list of Assistant Electors on our State
ticket, the name of H. E. j. Boardman, Of
Bradford. Mr.. Boardman does not live
at that place, and the error should be cor
rected. Will some of our Democratic ex.
changes correct it?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

JOINT DIscUssIoN.-The joint discussion
Of the Democratic and Republican Clubs
will come of, at Mozart Hall, next Satur.
day evening. Judge Baugh will appear for
the Democracy and W. Drummond, ESQ.,, on
the part of the Republicans.
The discussion last week passed off very
pleasantly. Mr. Remick made an excel
lent Abolition speech, and while he had
the advantage in flow of language and a
fund Of anecdotes, DR.. Parker had the
inside track by being upon the right side
backed by the history of the country and a
strong array of facts. There is no use Of
trying to force the doctrine Of Abolitionism
down the threats of thinking men. Mr.
Remick is an elegant speaker, and has talcn
worthy of better cause
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

A SPLENDID OpPoRruNITY-Is offered
by Mr.. Emery and his accomplished sister
Of Monona. They are about to open a
school at that place, the full particulars of
which may be found in their Advertisement
in this number of the Times. To those de-
signing to become teachers this is splendid
opportunity and We trust that many OF
the young ladies and gentlemen of Clayton
and other counties will embrace this op-
portunity to acquire that greatest of all
blessings-an education. Mr.. and Miss
Emery are most excellent teachers; an &C.
complished and competent teacher of music
assists them. Monona is lovely, quiet
town, and just the place to shut out the
world of action and dwell with the thought.
within. We bespeak for this school /,
| most liberal patronage
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

~.The La Crosse Union and Democrat
for the sake Of being facetious, or running
good joke on the Republican papers that
placed portrait Of Old ABB at the head of
their columns, elevates at the top Of its edi-
torial page portrait of Hicks, the pirate
at least such, we are informed, the cut was
originally intended Milmaukse Sen.
tinel.
Now VIC happen to have the picture in
the Union and Democrat, and also one
published over month ago in the Senti-
mel, and both are just alike, as near alike
as two peas; in fact, SO striking is the
resemblance that it is suggested to US that
Pomeroy had got the Sentinsrs picture and
published it in his paper.
In the copy Of the Sentinel before us,
this picture appears in the editorial col
umns as the likeness of Abe Lincoln, Re-
publican candidate for President Of the U.
States. It was decidedly mean Of the Sen
tinel to say it was itself all the while fooled
and had printed the face of Hicks at its
head. 1t is unfair Hicks was pirate
and murderer, it is true, but he is dead
and gone, has paid the full penalty of the
law, and it is cruel and inhuman for an edi-
tor to print the likeness of Abe Lincoln
and call it Hicks, for whatever other faults
he had, he was not guilty Of frightening
women and children with such hideously
ugly face as is presented in the Republican
papers as the likeness of their candidate.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

G. II. FLANDERs.-This enterprising
wholesale merchant comes before our read
ers to-day with new advertisement Of
column. His splendid storcroom contains
choice lot Of magnificent goods, and Flan-
ders is ever ready and attentive to his GUS
toners. Do not fail to profit by reading
his advertisement and giving him call.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

The Republican ladies of Fond du
Lac are making arrangements for picnic
complimentary to the Wide Awakes of that
place. What the ladies take hold Of is sure
to succeed Wisconsin.
Did the editor of the Wisconsin have in
mind the toast given by Daniel Webster
to the ladies', on the occasion of building
the Bunker Hill monument?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

CIRcrs.-Antonio's world renowned Cir
Gus will be in McGregor on Wednesday to-
day } and will perform in the afternoon and
evening. This company has the credit OF
being among the very best that travels.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

ON 4 VoYAoE.-Ths proprietor of this
paper, in company with John F. Wright,
Esq, left here on Monday for range TO-
wards the Cedars, and possibly rs far IS
the Des Moines river. He will be at home
when he gets back.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

W Mr.. Lowe has arrived in town with
set Of screws for the purpose of raising
buildings, and is ready for action. Mr..
Lowe can be seen at the Sandusky Hotel.
RIcH.-Eyerybody that desires to get
rich will please read the notice in another
column headed "Agcnt wanted"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

STATE BANk.-Thc abstract Of the assets.
liabilities, and condition of this institution
will be found in our Times to day. We
are pleased to know that its business is
good and the fact that such men as LEE
and CARTER are its managers is sufficient
guaranty of its soundncss, and of good
promise for all time to come.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08
r cilities for Grain importation.

r cilities for Grain transportation.
We are most happy to announce that ex-
tensivc fixtures arc being provided by the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Com
pany for the accommodation of the grain
Of the coming Fall. That an extensive
Elevator is to be one of the new features at
Prairie du Chen is fixed fact; force Of
twenty-five men is now at work upon it
pushing it to completion with great energy,
and it will be ready for operation by the
1st day Of September.
This will be gratifying intelligence to the
grain dealers Of this place, and to the grain
growers of the rich and now wheat bur-
thened West. Fears were entertained by
our Iowa farmers and produce dealers that
the Road would not be able to forward
promptly the immense quantity of wheat
that will concentrate at this point but
the enterprise of the Milwaukee and Mis-.
sissppi Railroad Company leaves no
ground for such apprehension.
Besides the Elevator, other important
improvements will be made. A track is to
be raised for some distance parallel with
and close to the river bank, extending en-
tircly through the commodious warehouse
by this track the cars will be brought with
in feet of the boats and barges. The
Company has also provided seven bargcs,
and small steamer or tug for towing them
to be employed exclusively in the McGre-
COR trade.
With these ample and liberal arrange
mcnts, the Company need have no fear but
they will control the grain business at this
point; prompt shipments and quick re-
turns being the life of commercial enter
prise, those who buy produce. at McGre-
gor can afford to pay the top price.
In this connection, it would be unjust
to neglect crediting LAWYER, of Prairie du
Chen, with the enlightened selfishness
which has set the improvement, we refer to,
in motion. He works faithfully for the
interest Of the road, by securing the best
possible facilities for those who are its Gus.
toners. More such men as LAWYER dis
tributcd among the railroads of the Yves,
would be profitable alike to stock holders
and people.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

CooL.-In this sultry weather, call on
LAMpsoN and get glass Of his excellent
Soda. 1t will do you good.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

LOOK OUT EvERYBoDY.-AtG G. C. Cones
Hardware Store, at the sign of the Broad
AK, new supply Of guns has been received
Who or what is going to be shot? We
guess something foul is intended, and death
to fowls will probably be the result Read
the advertisement, buy the fire arms, and
see to it that your wives and swcat-hearts
are treated to dish of prairie chickens.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

rAn editor says he "lives on hope."-
Considering the extreme email chance his party
has of a substantial quality or extensive guam.
tity OF that Sort of aiiment, we affectionately
advise him to make his will at once. He
might as we'll initiate tho camelion, and olive
on air."-Erchange.
Air diet might result in the same disease
which is now troubling some Republican
editors and orators, viz Wind on the
stomach, and water on the brain.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-08

SuERIrF's SALE.-A long one will be
found in to-day's paper Read it if you
want to.