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Weather, Markets &c.

"caSucIs A0IAeSS &C.
The weather for the past week, with the
exception of Saturday and Monday, has
been favorable for the harvesting Of the
great wheat crop. On the upper prairie
land, the crop is mainly secured, and We
are especially pleased to add, the yield will
doubtless be fully up to the average. In
some localities the bug has inflicted con-
siderable damage in others, scarcely 4
trace of his operations observable
Many fields, also, supposed to be worthless,
are yielding tolerably fair crop. Corn, is
looking especially well. We hear it stated
that in some localities, contiguous to wheat
fields, the chinch bug is attacking it vigor-
ously. 1t is so far advanced, however, that
we presume little fears need be entertained
Of damage. All other crops lock well.
Markets are somewhat depressed, as is
usually when the new crop begins to come
in. We quote Amber Iowa at eO@s2 !;
No. 1880; No. 2 75@7s.
Business for few weeks will be some
what dull. In the meantime, our mer-
chants are going east to buy big stocks for
the approaching fall and winter trade. A
steady immigration still continues, and the
foreign immigrants are generally in better
circumstances than those which came into
the country last year. Thus a party OF
one hundred and fifty Norwegians, which
come up on the Itasca, last week, (several
of whom come ashore at this point had a
total capital, principally in gold, of twenty
five thousand dollars. And still they
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The Reason why.

The Reason why.
Some of our friends may think it strange
that they do not see the letter list in the
Times this week. The absence of it is
thus accounted for:
On the last Thursday Of June We were
told that the Nescs Office desired to compete
with us for the letter list, and we were
therefore required to make out statement
Of our circulation. We were subsequently
informed that on Monday we might hand
in this statement and it should be canvass
ed with that Of our contemporary, and
awards made to the one having the largest
circulation. While we were examining the
law on Monday, preparatory to making out
our statement, We were coolly informed by
our Postmaster that he had given the list
to the News! The singularity of such
proceedings needed no comment; it was
such treatment as we had not expected.
We Immediately represented these facts
to j. A. Kasson, the Asst P. NJ. General
oLu CINitnCu ludI uc SuOulu auuut TIC NC
cision Of Mr.. w. A. Benton, the Postmas.
ter here, for the reason that he (B. award.
ed the list before noon of the day on which
he agreed to accept our statement, and also
for the reason that the first of January was
the time designated by the postal law to
award tho letter lists, and from the further
reason that if this was a proper time, the
P. NJ. had not given either party suficien,
legal notice.
This candid statement Of the case.
Mr.. Kasson replied to our communities
ton that he had laid the case before the P
NJ. here, with directions to report to him
Last week, Mr.. Benton showed us a lette,
from Mr.. Kasson stating that 'he did RICH,
in giving the letter list to the Ne,os.
This Mr.. Kasson is in nomination fo1
Congress from one of the districts of thi!
State. His constituency must be proud o
him-that is to say if he has revealed him
self to them as he has to US.
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Drafting.
No little excitement has been caused
in this section Of country with re.
gard to rumors that drafting was to take
place throughout the State. We regard
the alarm as entirely unnecessary, and as
probably having arisen from the following
item in the telegraph reports from Wash
ington:
ION Saturday, at the urgent request OF
the governor of Iowa, in order to reach evil
disposed traitors who are discouraging en-.
listments, he was authorized by the secre.
tary Of war to make draft whenever and
wherever he should think proper. Similar
applications have been made by other gov.
ernors, and will probably be granted"
We have not the slightest doubt that
there is perfect willingness on the part oil
the people to respond to the late call, so
soon as their circumstances will warrant it.
1t should be borne in mind thst Iowa is
essentially an agricultural state, that she
has many thousand more acres than usual
cultivated this year, and that she has al.
ready spared twenty thousand able bodied
men for the war, and is Of course, that
much short of her usual help to secure the
large harvest of 1862. We have little
doubt Gov. Kirkwood will wait few weeks
Until the harvest is secured, in order that
he may have fair test Of the loyalty and
earnestness of the Iowa boys, who have
not yet beat their "plow shares into prun-
ing hooks
There is another obstacle in tho way of
recruiting Our neighboring state, Wis
consin, has offered guaranty Of fifty dol
lars bounty in addition to that offered by
the government, to stimulate recruiting,
and as consequence one or two squads Of
men have only been dissuaded from going
over there to enlist, by assurances rendered
them that a similar bounty will be offered
here.
We trust all who can will attend the
meeting Of the county board At Elkader on
Friday of this week, and encourage The
board to do nothing short of appropriating
fifty dollars bounty to every new recruit
Thus will we avoid draft.
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~~ We understand that the storeroom
formerly occupied by Terry as clothing
store, has been purchased by Hammer
slough Bros, our enterprising clo,hiers. -
They intend to fill it up from top to bottom
with new Fall and Winter Clothing,
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location, and an important position as the
head Of navigation on the Mississippi, and
is the gate for the vast northern and north.
western country beyond her.
HOMEwARD BOUND.
On Friday evening, the larger portion Of
our party embarked on the commodious
and handsome steamer Milwaukee, and
were Immediately made comfortable thro'
the kind offices Of Capt. Holcombe, and
Clerks Coffin and Watson. The urbarity
and courtesy of these officers seem to have
been partaken Of by every employee on
tho boat to such an extent that were it not
for the beauties Of river scenery, our trip
would have been pleasant in an unusual
degree.
We arrived home early Sabbath morn.
ing, refreshed by vacation from office du-
ties, made wiser by valuable stock o.
experiences, and satisfied that McGregor is
yet the best town on the upper river.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STEWART HOUSE,

N. w. Corner state ana washington Nos. - ana &c.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The undersigned has this day assumed the proprie-
torshp of the above elegant House. This House has
just been comple ely and beautifully tted at great
expense, and is the most completely arranged ho-
tel boarding house In Chicago.
Its location IL known aud admitted by all to be the
most convenient aud eligible In this CITY, being
the heart Of the city, and in view Of Lake Michigan
The City Railway lines to all parts Of the city COD
verge within 200 feet Of this house.
Terms of Beard, daily and weekly, a. cheap any
other frst-class house In the city.
Rooms rented with without board.
Regular day toarders, 81, so per week.
day.
DORM d. uOXsIE, Proprietor.
Chicago, July 2lst, 1862 (303]
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TO THE NERVOUS AND CONSUME
tive Of both sexes. A Retired Clergym"n
having been restored to health in a few days,
after many years Of great Suffering, is willing
to assist Others by sending (free) on the receipt
Of post paid directed envelope, copy of the
prescription used Disect the REV. JOHN M
DAGNALL, 1876 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y
June IL, ls62m4
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And whereas, no owner can be found to pay said
Tax, and said tax IL now delinquent, due aud I'M
paid. Now therefore, shall by virtue Of the power
vested in me by law proceed to sell said property,
much thereof may be necessary to pay the tax
said Lots at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
for cash.
the Court of McGregor, on Saturday, the I'd day Of
August A. 1862 between the hours Of nine O'Clock
A. NJ, and five O'Clock, P. NJ, OF said day.
Il. IL. LAMPSON
Marshal Of the town Of McGregor.
NcGregor, June 25th, lS62w4
N. B.-The above Tax sale is postponed until Fh-
day, August 20, 1862.
AcGregor, July 20, 1862.
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~ We are requested to state that
there will be no Episcopal services in Nc.
Gregor during the present month, on &C.
count of the temporary absence of Rev.
Mr.. Clinton.
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w- Hon. E. Sells, Secy of State of
Iowa, is mentioned as the probable success.
sor of John A. Kasson, the present Asst.
Postmaster General,
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SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

McGregor, July Is, 1ss2w3
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Lewis B. King, In District Court, Clayton Co.,
Iowa.
Cathariue NJ. King.
To Catharine NJ King:
MADAM, you are hereby notified that ON or be-
vl fare tho 18th day Of September 1862 there will
be on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Clayton county, Iowa. petition Of Lewis b.
King, claiming of You divorce from the bonds OF
Iatrmony, and that unless you appear thereto, and
defend before Of the second day of the
Of the District Court of Clayton county, to be holden
on the 3D. Monday of September 1882 default will be
entered against you and decree rendered thereon.
LEWIS B. KING, Plaintiff.
By ]. T. SLOVENIAN, Atty.
July 16, ls62w4
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WHAT CAN WOMAN DO IN WAR

WHAT CAN WOMAN Do IN WAR
Much, every way. But she can't keep peace in The
family without bottle Of Dead Shot to kill of tn.
blood thirsty hordes of hungry Bed Bugs that unn
vted introduce themselves to her lodgers to their
it. Kill 'em now! No family should be without it,
The Dead Shot makes q clean swesp renders peace
certain by the humiliation Of the enemy. Sold By
all the druggists 8. HUNTINGTON,
2m29l Wholesale Agent, Farmprb urgh, Iowa.
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POStCrtpt.

As We 60 to press we learn by telegraph
that the government has called for 100000
more men for nine months. II not furnish
ed by Aug. 18th, drafting will commence.
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DANDELIoN AND WILD Cherry BIrrERs.--Provi
dence has bestowed blessing upon mankind through
| the instrumentaty Of DR.. Huntington in present.
ing to the world his Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bit
ters We have tried it in family with the greatest
success, for the cure Of Salt Rheum. As blood pu
rer, it is the most effective remedy extant. See ad
yertisement in another column - ansinq ArQus.
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ed the most" we all became the children
Of Nature. The stiff conven tionalities of
life were lain aside; fashion was discarded !;
the ladies were romps, and the gents were
boys again. A dozen different points of
observation, above, below, in front, in rear,
on either side, and from all intermediate
angles were selected for observation, and
each view was declared more beautiful than
the preceding. Less grand than Niagara,
less picturesque than Passaic, less practi-
cal than Genessec, these falls seem to be
the very poetry, music and art Of Nature.
Indeed, after creating the heavens, the
earth, the sea, man, the beasts of the earth,
the inhabitants of the deep, and the fowls
of the air, it does seem as though the Su-
preme Architect had fashioned these falls
to teach mankind the great truth that hu.
man wisdom and skill must ever halt far
short Of the Divine handiwork, and thus
lead our worship in regular graduation from
Natures work to Natures God.
We left the falls reluctantly and soon
were in motion to complete our
TOUR OF OBSERVATION.
Our course lay westward to lakes Har-
riet and Calhoun, where we enjoyed few
sandwiches and a brief siesta upon the
grassy turf; thence to Minneapolis, across
the Suspension bridge to st. Anthony,
pausing few moments to look at the falls
Of St. Anthony, the mineral springs, and
the observatory, and thence directly to our
hotel, at the point of starting.
MINNEAPOLIS, ST. ANTHONY, AND ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis and St. Anthony are twin
towns, enjoying = steady degree Of pros.
perity commensurate with the development
of the country about them. The latter
town is noted especially for its manufac
turing and lumber interests-the Falls be.
ing robbed of their beauty for unitarian
purposes. St. Paul has not recovered from
the reastion which followed the speculative
imitation Of '54-'56, yet the tourist is at
once struck with the air of wealth and
solidity which appear on ever hand. Most
of the business houses Of this city are built
of stone, quarr:ed from the cellars-indeed
we saw several large blocks the walls Of
which were built entirely of stone quarred
in the cellars, and sufficient rock still re.
manned to build cottage Of moderate pre-.
tensions Notwithstanding her position
with an area six times as large as McGreg
or, and with treble our population, she is
doing today less than one-half the bust
ness that is done in our own marrow city,"
The town occupies, however, handsome
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A SOURCE OF VExArIoN.-Many good wo.
man has felt mortified when she called her
guests to the table to find that her biscuits were
like go much lead, wholly unfit to be eaten
The discovery always comes too late to be rem.
edied for that occasion. Housewives who use
DeLand Il Co.'S Chemical Saleratus. are never
subjected to chagrin and disappointment in
this way.
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Republican State Ticket

Republican State Ticket.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware county.
FOR STATE AUDITOR,
J. w. CATTELL, of Cedar county.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
WILL AN H. 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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On Saturday last, pursuant to acall, sew
eral persons met at the farm of Norman
Hamilton, in Farmersburgh township, to
witness trial of some OF the different
Reapers used and sold in the country and
elsewhere. There were on the grounds,
McCormick's selfraker, Woods self.raker,
J. H. Manny's and the Badger State
Though the trial of the few machines pres
ent, was success, an adjourned meeting
was agreed upon for Monday, in hopes Of a
better day. On Monday, there, were but
few persons present, and only two ma.
chimes, j. II. Manny's hand-rakcr with
Burson's Binder attached, and Woods
self-raker, came out.
We witnessed the trial on the second
day between these two machines, Woods
self-rakcr and J. H. Manny's, with Bur-
som ,Bindcr attached. Both did their work
we'll, and the public, as usual, were some
what divided as to the respective merits Of
the machines. The committee declined ia
furnish US their decision in the matter.
The great novelty Of the day, however,
was Burson's Binder, which though hastily
and awkwardly attached to the reaper, new.
ertheless bound the bundles for a four
horse machine as fast as they left the sickle.
A late copy Of the Chicago Times, has a
better description of the operation of this
ingenious piece Of mechanism than we can
furnish at this writing, We therefore copy
as fellows:
The binding machine deserves a more ex
tended notice than has hitherto been accorded
to it, inasmuch as if perfected, it is destined to
work revolution in harvesting labors equal e
that of the substitution of the machine fol
sickle-reapng. 1t has often been attempted te
bind grain as quickly as it ia cut by the machine
but practically the thing has been failure, and
the machine has had to cut three.feet swatf
instead OF five or six feet, 80 as not to cut faster
than the binder could dispose of it; but in Bur
sons machine, exhibited last week, only three
motions are requisite,-the pushing down of &
crank, which carries the wire right around the
bundle; the turning once round of handle
which twists the wire and cuts it; and the kick
ing Of the sheaf with one foot from the plat
form. 1t certainly did seem as if one man, pos
sessed of moderate amount of quickness
might bind the heaviest grain as fast as cut BY
any machine on the grounds and, if the labol
| were to much for one, it might be Performed b,
two, who could bind and drive alternately.
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The Democratic electors OF the Third Congressional
District are requested to meet by Delegates In Con.
vention, at West Union, On Wednesday, the Goth Of
August 1862, to put in nomination . candidate fer
Congress. to be supported by the Democracy at the
coming election.
The basis will be one delegate for every 100 votes
east for Stephen A. Douglas, and for every frac-
ton ever fifty.
Allamakee IL Drsmer Buchanan Clayton 10
Chickasaw 3 Floyd Delaware 8 Dubuq 81
Winneshiek Fayette Mitchell 2 Howard 8
There being no Congressional Committee, majority
o. the Chairmen OF the several Democratic County
Commtttees have united in the above call.
MEN. NJ. SAMUELS, Chm Dubuque Co. CON-
JOHN GHARKY, Fayette
n. ANDROS, Clayton &"
JOHN EDDY, Delaware "
W. r. MEAD, Howard -
A. K. EATON, Mitchell
GEO. W. MOULTON, Bremen
A. G. CASE, Chickassw I" -
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
RICH. H. SYLVESTER, Of johnson county
a FOR AUDITOR o. STATE,
JOHN BROWNE, Of Polk county.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
SAMUEL L. LORAH, Of Cass county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
BENTON J. HALL, of Des Moines.
REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE,
FRED. GOTTSCHALK, of Dubuque.
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Dow & FOWler'S Thrcshing Machines,

MYTH all the improvements necessary to make q
w complete machine. Also the Canton Sweep.
stakes, with the broom attached to remain I'LL beaten
Come and examine. BASS a ELMENDORF,
NcGregor, July 9, 1862. Public Square.
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FOR Sale.
Rare Chance.

A BUSINESS LOT on Main street, in the GEN.
"A tor Of the business part OF the city, may be
leased for term OF years. Persons wishing to
a desirable location for merchandising, would do
we'll to call at the Times ONCE Immediately, for par.
ticuiars. July 2, lS62w3
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Eaxgn1. Cane Mills.

HF the latest styles, Moss Il Williams and o. N
~ Brainerd's Evaporators, for sale on favorable
terms, by BASS d ELNENDORF,
July 9. 1862. Public Square
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SCOTT e BROTHER.
June 4, 1862, McGregor, Iowa.
June 4, 1862
Notice of Tax Sale.

WTHEREAS, there was Assessed on all Of the Tax.
wv able property In the Town of McGregor fer the
fiscal year. 1861, for Corporation purposes sum OF
OF one per cent. the dollar and where
a. there was assessed said assessment, the fol-
lowing described property the following Tax to- Wit
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UTORSE-RAKES, Cradles, scythes. snaths, &c.
IL at BASS d ELMENDORFS,
July Q, 1862. Public Square.
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THE Best kind of Flows, at
l. BASS d ELXENDORF'S
July 0, 1862 Public Square
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There are Eary preparations xido>..
OF Bit rs put Ia quart bctties - 80 1aD<
cheapest whisky or common ~. OF the
TO - cents per gallon, the ssx.stG hcto y
or CorisBder Feed. S A1ioS
This class OF tyit-ere has csus-
20 caure as long AZ they cEn = S4oue
die the death Of the druDksri 70
system is kept continually gE1 usne ehe
Alcoholic Stinulsnts Of the W be -, ef
for Liquor - created aud lie ut rr~5rs
all the horrors attendant upon Lifts
death. sAd
Fer those Who desire and .ct, DO. ~
tsrs, publish the follows xGm'1t-.
eoifL ffeofdHS's German Ef,ssY -
ssarts q food BTGsdy or Wafxk Sk<---<I
he o PREPARATION that will far a. -
tues and true excclleucs any OF tsaz (ur
Bittrrs in thu market. and viii n s<xx.-K
will have az tAs Firtuss OF I'd Bs:lss I
connection with a good article - 1t ~
iess price than these inferior = koo5 ~
cost you.
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ATTENTION, soLp,i
AND THE FRIENDS or ,FERe

We call the attention Of all sfrelat11ns or
aEsn e t RsT sTTps e ths fset "a SonL4p8
dis~sses induced by exposures supEsinU ne-
dent 10 camp life. In the lists - 3nce1
daily IN the pevspspers, on thc sfef ~ SEX
IL wall be noticed that n very lar opogcnG a.
suffering from debility Evert FL til kin0
can be readily cured by Hooaana Il IN Ettprr
Diseases resulting from disoraerB &4rstivc
organs are speedily removed ~ noknaifa-
tion in stating that, IL thess n. Eeu fr%sjv
used among our soldiers, hlndrs 4vmunishf
be saved tat otherwiss viii be - ~
We call particular attention ID lou1ns -
. msrhabie and web aufhenttcs.ed On Of t.
nation e b. roes, whose life 20 Cst is1tuaSe.
'.hss been saved By the Bitters 81
Assvs; ye.4s . Eeass..-Se neis fosp
HooHand' GermsN Bitters has life. fhePS
IL no mistake in this. II is vouc ~ nnmksrS
ofmy comrades, some Of " hose 4 spD>D1sd.
and who were fully eosniza I'D kke q rssn
stsnces Of nay case. am, and rs1 z the
last four yesrs. member Of Sd celshnt~0
battery. and under the immsli And u Cap-
tain Il. n. Ayres. Through IN r. attecaans
ppcn ny srtueus duties, fVpxax IN Qrn-
Der lsst wl.a innsInm atom OF Ss, an4 use
for seveBty-tWc days in tAe no eis ~ f3-
lowed by srsst debility, heigh} An ak>rk q
ayssntery. / vss then reno The whiSs
neuse and sent O.. this city - the stsnmsr
pate OF nsins. from which On the 8tk
ofJure, Since that time / h. ssout a. Low
Is any sne eouid be and Ftili n perk o<Sf1Si-
ity. FER q week or more ceiy akls 70
swallow anything, knd II I d. norsel doun.
"rs ss ,hm eo, esp 'nrSvn sr ~.sar ..
stomach. Life could not In. hese cirnn.
stances, and sccnrtinsly, u ons rAskeh
Sssa sSssiF ss, ,si ss rec. .
frankly told me they corld d dor ise, and
advised me 70 see n cierxym ~ mske1 eoch
cspRstion OF my iirnited ID ~ .teq ne.
An 6aussDtsrce who yisiia Tue eosri-al
Mr.. Frederick Steinbron, nf ior Arch sts
advised me, as = forlorn he ycnr b,y>ers,
comnenced liking th.u, ay shade ~
death receded ard 4 sm nd God for IT.
reftire better ThoryhI en- but tvo bot
tbs. have gained ten por feel sngains
Of being permitted 70 reiol = s 70, oaashses.
Inon ths n sor r. ntss ses eyai yirsinisa
i, iron s sss vicinity Of Front life ~hisS
taken the place of ,ns ss ,osr sitssr sin
bosom tbose Who pfasl's e in lite NJ
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CLARIFIED CIDER
CLARIFIHD cIDppup

CLARIFIED CIDERE
1 hive just received Der schooners .sGsnrga
AdamsD and y w, /" from Boston la-se spnniv
OF Pnre massachusetts, CLARIFIED CIDER whtrk
loher Tor sale at The lowest market urice in anan
utIrs 70 suit purchasers ' " HaAn
Hotel keepers, sutlera and all other in want NJ
priIae article OF Cider invited To call ma o.
anime this before purchasing elsewhere
F1LEY A. SKIM
NJ II Georsrt,yn nh