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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
business Notices.

1t will be seen by our advertising col.
unns that Doctors King, and Hunt have
formed a copartnerShip for the practice of
dentistry in all its various branches. We
think this consolidation of interests is a
good movement, and will prove mutually
profitable to our friends, who merit the
good will and the patronage of the public
among whom they are located. Those who
have unhealthy or decayed teeth, in the
vicinity of Strawberry Point, will be glad
to hear that DR.. King is about to visit that
locality, ana will treat them successfully
G. g. Cone has a change Of advertise
ment this week, which will be found in
our columns to-day. 1t should be borne
in mind by blacksmiths, builders, and the
public generally, that all metal goods are
constantly advancing in price, and that .w
is the accepted time to lay in good stocks.
Terms low. Goods sold for cash. Gus
toners treated with courtesy. Look for
the sign Of the broad axe.
Deputy Sheriff Tuttle advertscs that he
will sell on the 18th day of October, a
quantity Of real estate. which will be found
described in our columns.
Our friend Jno 7. Stoneman has remov-
ed his law office 20 the 81 story of Evans
new building, on the west side of the Pub
lie Square, over W. II. Hill & Co.'S store.
S. Mcconnell, one Of the best fellows who
walks the streets Of our narrow city, has
just been receiving piles Of new leather
goods, trimmings, etc. Drop in and see
him.
W. A. Giles is just receiving one of the
largest stocks of clocks and .jewelry goods
ever shipped west Of the Mississippi river.
As an indication Of the Importance of his
trade, we will barely mention that he has
just opened forty cases Of new clocks. A
change Of advertisement will appear next
week.
DR.. j. H. Baylis, veterinary surgeon, has
just been treating some complicated cases,
with entire success. The other day we saw
most delicate operation in surgery, which
was no less than the cutting away Of a
large abscess in the breast of horse, which
extended to the lung. The delicate opera
tou was performed in the most successful
manner, and the horse is doing well. Dr.
B. is the most skillful veter mary surgeon it
has ever been our pleasure to meet.
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"FAYETTE" VlNDIcATED.-The West
Union Pioneer gives the following para.
grab as historical fact in the late Conven-
ton, which reveals the designs of the Ma
honey men, and corroborates the statements
of our correspondent 'Fayette -
"In caucus, previous to the Convention,
every honorable and fair means that could
be invented by men of sound sense, bright
intellects ard compromising dispositions,
were rcsorted to in order to prevail upon
the friends of Mr.. Mahoney to forego his
nomination but they declared that they
preferred defeat with him, to success with
any other man." a.
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weather, Markets &c.

Weather. Markets &c.
The weather for the past three or four
days has been the brightest and richest Of
the laT Gus seasun--so welcome to every
lover of nature-Indian Summer.
Full reports of the markets are given in
the quotations Of Benton Brothers & Co.,
in another column. Quotations of wheat
are as follows: Amber Iowa, 20; No. l,
6s; No. 2, 62; rejected so. This is quite
decline on our last weeks quotations,
and is caused in part by decline in New
York, and advance in freights at Milwau.
kee and Chicago. In consequence of the
decline, the deliveries are more moderate
River remains in stltu guo
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL EST ATE.
Anfe If I0,rn (Yau'ON Countu-ss ts.r e.


NIOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of a special
execution issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court of county state OF Iowa. dated
the 2Sth day Of August, 1862, and directed,
in favor of Buel, Hill Granger, and against H. 3.
Granger, Mary J. Granger, Richard Homs, Van Horn,
Luse Co., Lull K Brot her, and L.. ID. Randall de-
fendants have levied up and will the nth day
of October, A. D.. 1862, at the Front door of the
Sheriff Office, in the town OF McGregor, county and
state aforesaid, at the hour of O'Clock, p. NJ, OF
sad day. sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder
for Cash the following described real estate towt
The south half OF southwest quarter and southwest
quarter Of southeast quarter o. section twenty
(2, and northeast quarter of northwest quarter of
section twenty-eight (2S), in town and range.
Also, another Parcel described follows, to-wit
Commencing chains and SO links east Of the north
west corner OF the northwest quarter of north
qutrter OF section tweaty-eght (2s), in the above
named town and range; thence east eleven chains
and AZ links thence south 20 chains and links
thence west eleven chains and Al links thence north
20 chains and links to the place of beginning all
being in township (93), north of range a. west End in
Clayton county, Iowa, and containing (lS3) acres
more less, all the estate, interest right and title
that H. s. Granger and Mary j. Granger, had In and
to the above described real estate, at this date OF
certain Mortgage from which this judgment OBJ
tanned. The will be sold above stated, to salts
| fy the aforesaid special execution, for the O
s., $50 and 2ll00 dollars, and 50 aud $1,000 dollars
COST and ell costs and interest that have may
crue thereon. JOHN CARRIER,
| Sheriff G. o., Iowa.
! By N. NJ. FUTILE, Deputy
McGregor, September 10, l862n3OSw5
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Our SUPPLEMENT.-Our Supplement this
week will be found quite interesting. Our
Geographic dispatches announce that the
rebels arc carrying the war into Maryland,
and the god of War is threatening to get
the monarches Of Europe into trouble.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

APPOINTMENTS FROM NORTHERN Iowa
The Oes Mones correspondent of the Du-
buque Times says Gilbert, of Lansing will
probably be Colonel of the 9th, and Hughs
Of DEBORAH, is sure to be Lieutenant Colo.
mel. Prof. Brush, Of Fayette, is also sure
to be Colonel of the sd. This correspon.
dent writes as if he was near to the throne
and says significantly, "don't bet on any
other applicant, just now"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

W Wendell Phillips says, Gin Gods
name let the old Union be destroyed and
something better made" Prentice says,
''in Gods name let the old Phillips be de.
stroyed and something better made"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
Draft Postponed.

As we presumed last week, the draft in
this State has been postponed until the
18th inst, and the time for volunteering to
fill up old rcgin extended to the same
date. The same bounties from the Gov
eminent, with assurances of s'me,h;ng
more from the State, are also held out as
stimuous. 1t is supposed that fifteen
hundred men. have already enlisted in the
State to fill up old regiments, which will
leave six thousand and five hundred yet to
lie raised to make up our quota Of twenty
nine thousand men, and thus avoid draft.
There are five days yet to labor, and we
trust they will be improved in such man.
ner as to avoid the necessity Of drafting
SergtSparks, Of Go. &C." Sd Iowa regiment
is now in town endeavoringto fill up compa-
ny NC" to its maximum. There are many
Inducements to volunteering now which did
not exist when Co. "C' was first recruited
Among these we may mention the pay
mcnt Of advance bounty and wages, pre-
MUM, and state aid most important of all,
the new volunteer will have the advantage
Of all the experiences of those who have
been IN the service since the outbreak of
the rebellion, and will be therefore more
likely to retain his health, and less likely
to suffer from the casualties Of war.
Men of Clayton county, Serg't Dayton
has just re :ruited fifty men for the cavalry
service; can we not help Sergeant Sparks
to as many men for the infantry service, so
that Co. 30" may be restored to its old
position as the crack company of the Third
Iowa regiment! A little earnest, united
work will do the work effectually.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

~ See call for Railroad meeting to-
night. Col. Morgan is an old Railroad
man, and has surveyed and established
several Of the best lines of Railroad in this
country. He thinks he has found good
route out from McGrcgor, and will furnish
ONE interesting facts at the meeting.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

IRISH REGINENr.-Gov Kirkwood, it is
stated, has authorised John O'Neill, and G.
N. O'Brien to raise an Irish regiment in
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

V In Missouri, Col. Guitar drives the
guerrillas everywhere before him. They
can't face his music.-Louisrille Journal
Perhaps they fear that if caught, they
will be strung up without delay.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

CoRREsPoNDENcE.-Th first page is de.
voted almost entirely to correspondence,
and we still have one or two articles in our
drawer, which must lie over until next
week.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

TEMPERANCE REGIMENr.-Rev +. G..
Byam, Of this State, is cndeavoring to raise
a temperance regiment in Iowa. Head
quarters are at Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

~ The La Crosse Democrat says the
nomination Of Mr.. Mahoney for Congress,
"looks like disposition to show contempt
for the laws"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice or C0-pnrtMes.shiD

9lVIlE undersigned having formed a co.partmership
for the practice OF Dentistry. in all its branches
offer every inducement possessed by the profession,
to satisfy fastidious, or otherwise public.
DR.. J. WADE KING,
/" =. II. HUNT.
McGregor, Sept. 10, 1921
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az Gen. Corcoran will realize about
1,4O0 by reason of his commission as
Brigadier being anti dated to July 2lst 1861
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

GOVERNORS MESSAGE. publish in
full the special message of Gov. Kirkwood
to the Legislature.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

state Pair.
The note of preparation for the approach
ing State Fair at Dubuque, is already
sounded all over the State We know
there will be a large attendance from North
err Iowa, and we trust many of our fine
stock animals and numerous specimens Of
our agricultural resources will also be taken
down for exhibition.
The premium list for this year amounts
to nearly $1,000 or double that of any pre-
vious year and exceeding the amount of
fered in many fairs Of older states. Among
the larger awards we mention the follow
ing:
No. s. Best Bull of any age or breed, $4,000.
Eest Cow of any age or breed 5000.
No. IL Best Stallion Of any age or breed,
showing four colts, Zoe co.
Be>tMare showing colts or colts, 5000.
No. IL. Best Family Carriage Team, 5000,
No 10, Best Buggy Team for fast driving, 5000.
Best Buggy Team without regard to
color, $1,000
Best Single Geiding or Mare, 5000
No. ~. Best and Fastest Trotting stallion, 10000
No. 65. Best shp-Teurnamsnt, 10000
The last item, to which we have hereto.
fore alluded in these columns, is novelty
which must prove very attractive. or
course our most chivalrous young men
have gone to the war, but we believe north
ern Iowa can nevertheless take the premi
um
The programme is arranged so that there
will be trotting each day. Steamboats, on
the river will all carry at half fare, and
stock will be carried free. So admirable
an opportunity for attending a good fair
will probably not soon present itself again
to the residents Of the northern part of the
State.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

FOR CONGkTSS,
w. B. ALLISON, of Dubuque.
-a FOR JUDGE,
E. II. WILLIAMS, of Clayton.
'.. roR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ....
MILO MCGLATHERTY of Winneshiek
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT,
Hs. H. s. GRANGER, Of Clayton.
sr For MEMBER BOARD OF EDUCATION,
G. H. STEVENS, of Winni>hiek.
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Democrat State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket. ...
. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, .. Dbl.
RICH. H. SYLVESTER, of Johnson county
FOR AUD TOR OF STATE,
JOHN BROWNE, of Polk county.
FOR STATE TREASURER, 81"
SAMUEL L. LORAH. of Cass county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
BENTON J. HALL, Of Des Moincs.
KEGrsrEK or STATE LAND OFFICE,
FRED. GOTTSCHALK, of Dubuque.
Republican State Ticket
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware county.
FOR STATE AUDITOR,
J. w. CATTELL, of Cedar county.
.-.. .a FOR STATE TREASURER, ..
WILLIAM Fl. HOLMES, of Jones county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHARLES C. NOURSE, of Polk county.
FOL REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE,
]. A. HARVEY, of Fremont county.
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N .l,yaukce a. Pr. du Clltcll halfway

Milwaukee a. Pr. du Chtcn Hallway
DEPARTURE TRAINS.
Mail and Day Express Pass. -. 800 A. NJ.
Night Express Pass. ........3 90 p. NJ.
Way Freight. ................4:O 400 A. NJ.
First Through Freight. 49,. 1920 r. NJ.
Second Through Freight. 90 r. NJ.
ARRIvRs Ar pRAIRik st cH;EN.
Mail and Day Express Pass. ZOO P. NJ.
Night Express Pass. ..........12:45 p.
Way Freight 4:OJ p. NJ.
First Through Freight ........ 6:05 A. NJ.
Second Through Freight. ..... 1910 A. NJ.
The Ferry Boat will leave at $40 a. for the morn
ing train and 2:30 p. M for the evening train. Pas
,enpers procuring tickets ut the ticket Office in Nc
aregor for other than local stations will save ferrage
Tickets Tor sale to all points East and South Two dol
lars in fare saved by purchasing through tickets
.- GEO. l.. SCorr, Ticket Agent McGregor.
JOHN LAwLER, Gen'l Agt., Prairie da Chen.
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last four or five days ministers have beer
arriving by the different routes of travel
until our streets have assumed quite Q
clerical appearance. 1t is expected there
will be about two hundred in attendance.
Our citizens have generally thrown oper
their doors for the entert anment of mem
bers of the convention, and the occasion
bids fair to be one of unusual interest
The conference will hold it's sessions at tn,
Congregational Church, and the public arr
cordially invited to attend as their inclina
ton, or claims of business will permit =
There will he many religious exercises o
| interest to our citizens. On Tuesday
evening Of last week, Mr.. Sylvester Davis
Of Old Mission, in company with his team
and wagon were accidently precipitatc'
over the cmbankment at warehouse No. ID
falling about twenty feet. Mr.. Davis wa
severely cut in the head, and otherwise sc
riously hurt, but we are glad to hear tina
lis injuries are not considered dangerous
One of his horses was instantly killed, am
the wagon was smashed into kindling wood
-. Milo Lacey, formerly of this office,
Jesse Lampson, and M. s. Merwin, (fanil
arly called "Curley,") all Of McGrego'
have recently enlisted in the navy. Jess
is an "old salt" and the others will soo1
make the favorable acquaintance of oil
Neptune. May they have safe RETURN
80. The many friends Of Capt. Sherwil
will regret to learn that both himself an
wife are i'll and that the captain is scriousl.
menaced by typhoid fever. 80. She
Case, mentioned by US last week as hay
ing gone into the service, has the position
of Quartermaster's Clerk. :. Sheriff Tuttl
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Notice.
A IL persons knowing themselves to be indebted
"a to the undersigned, whose Notes not now In
the Mc0regor Branch Of the State Bank of Iowa. are
requested to make payment to THOMAS ARNOLD, ES2iS
over the State Bank. Agents are also requisite. ~
correspond with i'm WIZARD Il TROWBRID0E.
McGregor, Aug. 81, 1S62n3O6
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ments between the date of proclamation and
the first day of the present month have not
yet learned the number of men who have thus
enlisted between the dates named, but recon-
mend to you that an appropriation be made for
the purpose of paying to each of them such
bounty as you may deem advisable.
The theory of our government is that the
people rule This theory can be carried into
practical effect only through the ballot box
| Thereby they mould and direct the operations
| of the government, and settle all questions az
fecting the public welfare. The right of suf-
frage is therefore highly priced by oil good cit
| liens, and should be exercised by them at all
| times, and especially at times when questions
of grave importance are presented for solution.
There never has been, perhaps there will new
er again be, q time when questions SO impor-
tant, interests SO vital, as those now demand
ing action at the hands of our people,
were, or will be, submitted to them. The very
life of the Nation is at stake, and may be as
fatally lost at the ballot box as on the battle
field. Under such circumstances it is not only
the right but the duty of all good citizens to ex
ercse the right of suffrage, and to see to il
that the principles for the preservation of which
our people are SO freely offering treasure and
life, are not jeopardized or lost in the Halls OF
Legislation, State or National. A very large
number of the electors of the State are in the
army. We say but little when we say that
these men are as good citizens, as intelligent
as patriotic, as devoted to their country, as those
who remain at home. Under existing laws
these citizens can not vote, and unless these
laws can be changed, it may be that the cause
they are perilling life in the field to maintain
may be lost at home through supineness OF
treachery. 5000.
therefore recommend that the laws lbe SC
modified that all members of Iowa regiment:
who would be entitled to vote, il at home, OF
the day of election, be allowed to vote where
ever they may be stationed in the United States
and that provision be made for receiving ant
canvassing their votes.
There are in this State some religious bodies
who entertain peculiar views upon the subjec
of bearing arms, and whose religious opinion.
cOnscientiously entertained, preclude their %
doing. Their members are generally amons
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

THR THRATER.--A very good good bill, well
performed, was presented al the Academy Of
Music last night to a very fair audience.
The Management desires and intends to do
every thing possible for the pleasure and
amusement OF the public, in which effort we
hsve no doubt it viii be cordially supported
by the public. The "Lsdy of Lyons will
be repeated tonight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

DELFH OF A PIOEEER-Eben T. Sturges,
Esq, Of Mansfield, one Of Its Oldest wealth.
lest and most respected citizens, died on the
evening Of New Years day, after long III
ness, at the advanced age OF II years. He
came into Ohio about IS years ago, and was
the arst merchant who settled in Mansfield,
which was ct that time merely the site OF a
new village. Hs was sn active, energetic
man, and thorough Christian. He leaves a
uiis (his third) and FIVE children, one OF
them, Col. 8. B. Slurges, resident Of this
city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08
MUsDuRER EXECUTED. "A colored mar

named Geo. Williams, who last August mur-
6ered his wife At Colchester, EsseT county,
q, W., was hanged ior the crime on Friday
Last at Sandwich, c. W. Williams came to
this city about nine years ago a fugitive
nom Nashville, Tenn, and found employ
ment as a cook, in which oapsoity be remain
ed up to the time Of his commission Of the
crime which be Cd last Friday ezpialed on
the gallows. The Detroit Advertiser says
be died very penitent and warned those as
sembled to see his execution against giving
way p passion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08
DEMMEN9.

ABTIsAH, MA0aIEIsT AM ZATEHT KODEl
n HAKE ER,
Ne. IA SUPP ior street. Leader Building. :
G AGVEhAND, OHIO. ~
BEREARD DEMMEAG, harfnE rsnkAd -
establishment Of n. KOnIe esoW, q row 1rer1rsd fs
contract FOR manufacturing Sewing hsSfi51s an
all kinda o. lght haehinery. Particular sttenfio8
and faniiifisa ~ EettlnF y Nedels Or Patsari.
II youf bhAIkc need Eginq. ali On Danuasnr
q Your = '1IH9 AAOHIliE g oat q cTdsr.
Will Put tt IN order. I
Hs repairs sll kinas Of SURGICAL IHstr1insnts
AZ kinaa Of Astel and Aahtosi InsirumsptI 70
y yoA saould set up \ new Paisat, DolnmsnE :
tte LnAh y get 40 your MoG53s either IN WOOD
hlAaaf qr iron. IN the neafa8f manner. t-
AAikiao1 Of Belt Hanging done IN prompt etyie.
Alll11 o. Hight Machinery put In orcd7 n ths
81 gLpeditious manner
AnginoeFlng Instrurr suf1 reported
s1lall Steam EzSinel repaired thoro1Ghlg.
ketl Eoad Conductors Etuoue3 mtnuiacs1red b
ne oe1t manner.
Baii Road oonduotoT's Punches rgpafred.
ilFin facs gefythinE b tAs ahspe of rspairina
or uIauuflrfuFin7, done on ccutract.
rEntranes % shop--lA B1peri0r street up 0ns
paifof itairE HEkhABDD Enlk Eaa
u'-i'r l5c-tl en- fE --il4Fs CID.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

From Joseph Poole. Esq., Cleveland.
DR.. kendall removed from ny ftet two coTns,
(mOre Appropriately named thorns) TO my entire sat
IfactiOn and certainly to my great relief.
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v
ClsFsiand, dec 30. ls6l.3i2
NG ASTER'S 8 A l. E.-PURSU-
lNl ANT TO the command Of deoTetsl order Of
sa.s nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahosa
County, ct the suit Of Tha cleveland and Mahoning
Railroad Company against Isaac H.. hewitt
and others, to directed, shall eXpcBe Tor sale 81
public auction, at the door Of the Court House. II
the City Of Cleveland, the thiTtg first day OF jan
uary, 1861 ct three o'cCck P. n the following de-
scribed parcels Of land, situate in tho City Of OieFe
land, county Of DuyahoRa, and State OF Ohio, ano
known BY being part Of ReWitts subdivision Of the
90 called MsrWin property in said City Of Cleveland
70 witt
Parcel No. /. Lot No. aftesn CT said subdivision.
Appraised ct S2s55.
ion. Appraised at SI933.
Parcel No, Lot No. seventeen Of sad subdi7iB'
lon Appraised Is ti933.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of said subdi7iH'
ion. Appraised at Si9s3.
Parcel No. s. The westerly part Of lot No. nine.
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northsrly, south
erly and westerly By the lot lines, and easteTlY BY
the csntre lne Of brick wall nearly parallel With
MerWin street and about forty-seven feet dis TAM
southessterly thersfrom. Appraised ct SZ266.
Parcel No. g. Tbs easterlY psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded nOrtharly easter
ly and sOutheriy By the lot lines and westerly b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel will
Merwin street and about forty seven feet distant
southeastorly therefrOm. Appr1iged ct 1888,
HEABY g. ABBEY,
Master Oomm'E.