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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18

Reasons for Life Insurance.
Life and fortune are uncertain.
Life Insurance substitutes . certainty for uncsr.
tainty-the certainty Of leaving competence for the
uncertainty Of life in which to acquire II.
It Is yeidble. Based upon we'll determined laws OF
Nature, it has hitherto proved sure resource.
It Is easily obtained, being brought by it cheap
nsss within the means OF almost every one, who has
good health.
1t ads to tho security given by the possession Of
property already acquired by furnishing ready money
to settle tho estate at = time when money Il most
needed.
It contributes to longevity frequently, BY giving
great relief from mental anxiety in time Of serious
sickness.
It provides for the payment Of just debts, the pay
ment of which may Do cont ingsnt upon uncer.
tain hfe.
An s'eadowm ,nt Poliy" will protect a family dur.
ing their dependent years, and furnish . support for
the insured in old ago, should he live to be old.
An Investment Of SIR cents day will insure a man
aged 29 One Thousand Dollars, thus protecting his
family against want.
The safest, cheapest AMI best company for western
men to insure In, il tho MUTUAL LIFE IssuR Ncz
COMPANY OF WlsccNslN.
1t now possesses an Income Of over 800, 900
per annum.
A|Oaace, No. IA wisconsin st., Milwaukee.
8. s. DAsosr, II. q. wILsos, A. W. KsLLeao:
Pfest. Gen. 0g't. secy.
II. G. MARTIN, General Agent for Iowa.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Geo. L. Scott, McGregor; 3. r. woodward, Elkader
Q. A. Dean, Monoua; j.. p. Calvin, Ciermont, Joseph
llobson, West Union, G. N. Goddard, DEBORAH.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18

A + = late Session Of the District School Board az
IA Rarmersburg Township, . Graded School vas
established at National TO commence Nov. 18th 1864
to continue Is weeks. Waksman teacher 10 M.
per departmet and Miss L. AoAlvin teacher in lover
department.
The school viii be supplied With Holbrook's School
Apparatus Pupils, resident OF Farmsrsburg District
admitted Free nonrssidents admitted at g. 90 zach
term for terms ~ 70 boarding 30. address r. D.
White Esq National Iowa or the uuderIieneA n
Farmersburg. BY order Of Board,
Fsrmsrsburg Iowa, Nov. 2 1868.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18
sPERMATORHREA CAN BE CURED

DR.. Rand's Specific cures spermatorrhes, semine
Weakness, Impotency loss of power, &C., speedily and
effect ualy It's effects truly magical. A trial Of
the Specific will convince the most skepticAl OF Its
meaits Price, 81 q box. Sent postpaid to any id.
dress. by s. O. UHHAM 403 Chrstnut Street, Phila.
dnirhia Pa Circulars sent free. Cm344
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18

TOLTS REvOLvERS, shd FlHs Pocksr RsvoLv
~ 1as, just received 1t SIS GILES.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18

sp~sry's HAN. Msia ST..
NC GregOr, xOsc@.
If you want tie oxNDflios
AND WILD CHEas! BlrfEns, ..--.
Go % HUNTlNoToNs.
II you want VANDrUzkNs
Go to HUNTINGDON
Go to HUNTINCTON'S
If you want Ayers Medicines,
If you want Ayers Medicines.
Go TO HUNTlNGTONS
If you want Pain Curer,
If you want Pain Curer. -
Go to HUNTINGTON:5.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Liniments,
II you want Flavoring Extracts,
Go to HUNTINGTON'5.
If you want Blueiug,
If you want Blueing,
Go to HUNTlNGTON's.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Dye Coloss,
II you want Dye Colors,
Go to HUNTINGTON:S.
Go to HUNTINGTONH
II you want Condition Powders.
If you want Condition Powders,
Go to HUNTIN0TON'S.
Go to HUNTlNGTONS
If you want Castor Oil,
If you want Castor Oil,
Go to HUNTlNGTONS
Go to HUNTINGTONI
If you want tho best Ink,
II you want the best Ink.
Go to HuNTINoToN.s.
Go to EIUNTlNGTONS.
II you want Pills.
II you want Pills,
Co to HUNTINCTON.3.
Go to HUNTINGTON
If yon want Prepared Glue.
II you want Prepared Glue,
Go to HUNTING TONS.
Go to HUNTIN0TON'S
If you want anything else.
If YOU want anything else,
In the Patent Medicine line,
In the Patent Medicine line,
Go to HUNTINGTON:S
Go to HUNTINGTONS
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Where you will always he sure to ind good sFte!s
at res sonabIe price, aud would invite merchants
OF McCrsgor and elsewhere to examine my stock aud
prizes before ordering any of the above articles from
the eastern markets. receive all MY g0odb 01eee
from the manufacturers, and am bound not sc'Ss
uudersold.
a.. Remember the place, first dooe below the
Brick Church, Main Street Me0regor. Iowa.
s. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
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Taken Up.
u HORSES u
"ANT1D3

Jas. N. CsslUe1 r. Co.
DEsIRES to purchase horses for the Cavalry
branch Of the U. 8. Service. The highest price
Ia Government Funds will be paid for sound, active
animals.
~ Call on Z. STOW, our Agent At Mc0regor.
ONCE two doors below American House.
JAS. ". CULVER l. co.
November 10th, 1858. ow369
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18

G.. Q. cone,
lll!!l
DEALER IN
lkON, STEEL, NAlLO,
HEAVY { SHELF HARDWARE,
g.. Exclusive Agent for
FAIRBANKS, SCALES
LA BELLE NAILS,
NnWI0wsN TRAPS
JlV WORLD CLOTHES VRIIGIR.
an daily receiving additions to my large stock
sss s. s: r 10 h!
rot surpassed In the west. A full assortment OF
Refined american Iron,
BURDENS HORSE SHOE IRON,
U. B. Norway Nailrods,
lAilwaukes Horse Nails,
Chicago Horse Nails,
HEAVY TH1MBLE sKE1Ns.
Black LOCUST HUBS,
Oak Hubs,
| WAGON SPOKES,
Wagon S4fo Of Various Kinds.
HARD PLOW STEEL,
CARRIAGE e. TIRE BOLTS,
HOUSE TRIMMINGS
in great variety.
Afun stock always on hand Of the celebrated
pA9US RACR ROGERS
which STOUT, DuRABLs AND cRsAP.
CARPENTER TOOLS,
COOPER TOOLS,
eL0OD's AXES,
MANN's AXES,
uPPINC0TTs sH0vEls AND SPADES,
SHELF HARDWARE 1 in s.:;.
| Particular tcntion is called to the excellent
! goods for which am exclusive agent.
Tx Fairbanks
.SCALES
nave justly world wide repu' alton. II Ia the only
| Scale made which Is allowed . standard In courts
| Of law. Every Scale is perfectly true and exact,
| always indicating the just and honest weight The
| stock Of Plantform Scales, Counter Scales, Hay
Scales, &C., &C., Is full. and parties desiring them
| can have them delivered at McGregor 1t the same
| price as In Chicago or Milwaukee, thus saving the
| freight by buying here.
| GEWhen Hay Scales or Cattle Scales are pur.
chased, will send man to put them up ready for
| use.
La Belle Nails,
made in Wheeling, Va, justly celebrated the
| best CUT NAIL In the United States. full stock
| II always On band at market rates.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18
Notice :!

DARTIES holding TOWN SCRIPT, issued for
change, are requested to present the same at the
State Bank for redemption before January lst, 1864
LOUIS DENTON, Jr.,
sAf Recorder Of the Town OF McGregor.
October 26th, 1868. 1867
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18
Pleasant Grove Cemetery,

NyE proprsto.s Of this beautiful burial place take
pleasure In announcing to tho people Of McGregor
that they have the grounds fenced In . good, SUBJ
astanal manner ard prepared 10 give good titles
to lots. AL persons who have friends buried there
are reaueated forward and arrange fer their
lots, OF the proprietors will be compelled to remove
their remains to the Potter's Field.
Applications to b. made to
VIM. GREEN, or
ORLANDO MCCARTNEY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18

Our No. Q Machine Is
admirably adapted to the
wants Of all manutActur-
ers, and Il far mere simple,
dulable and cheaper than
any other Shuttle Machine
in use, and . great fa7orite
wherever introduced.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18

Should be in every family in tho country. They
have several points Of superiority over all others.
LIST. Il Is selEa iusting machine, wringng hand
kercbiefs OF bsdquts without any change In the
machine. This Is obtained by the Of solid rub
Der splings which superior to any metal springs
which are liable to rust and lose their elasticity.
I'd. The frame Of the wrnger il made Of wood,
thus avoiding the danger Of injury to clothes from
iron rust, to which they exposed In the iron
chimes, however we'll they may be galvanized.
Sd. The india-rubber Of which the rolls are made.
10 vULCANlzED, 50 they do not soften by the use
Of hot water.
eth. The mode Of last snias the wrisger ia the
tub Is most sldsnt, adapting itself to tubs Of ell
kinds, aud without damage to them The same fast
ening can be used to apply extra pressure to the
rolls II required.
sth. II SAVES two,thiyds Of the time usually spent
In wrngtng clothes. It saves the clothes from being
torn By the ordinary process Of wyinging.
9th: y il adapted to hotel Use - we'll ~ ef pr.
vats families.
1th. It Is not 50 liable to break q the iron ms.
chimes. II IN accident should happen, any mechanic
can repair It, but when IN iEoa machine breaks It il
. dssd loss,
;, % s.il them = New York prices. liberal
discount 70 dsslsrs.
Merchants il the country can buy al;
w kinds Of Iron and Hardware to q good
advantage Of me ~ In Eastern markets.
FernQ0 Cash!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18
JAMES WILEY q co.,

ksnnsdy's Hall, Opposite Western House, Medrsgor.
JAMES WILEY. (3oS) W. II. ABBOTT.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18

A Sewing Machine that
vii not embroider as we'll
- stitch Is not the one fol
family use. Grover l. Ba.
ker's celebrated Machines
both stitch and embroider
with equal facility.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-18
North McGregOr.

NylIE Giard Land Company would announce that
i they have for sale about six hundred Lots ap.
proprase for business aad residences which they will
ali 1t reasonable prices and
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

L'oR sALE--THE SOUTHWEST CORNER or ruiRry
III third street and Sec 0nd avenue -
ROBERT j. BROWN, Owner lq2 Yroadvav
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

Tor sALE-oN TIE BANKS OF THE PAssArc
III river, ~ D. twenty of Land havinp 4 mos,
beautiful 'front.' whin about hour tho ci,y Nv
grie II delightful spot and in the
of beautiful improvements Also from twenty ~ ras
hd joining the ab0ye, very elegantly located wh Improve
msnts DC Inquire on the premis es OF JAMES SIMMONS
between Passae and Paterson, addr A. faurson u
R,yty per cent remain mortgage n desrc'.
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

T. w|th IN m sha tvs, ots SlNif3 fet 4
inr, II @.4a Ur4r Fafon 80 k'yn ~. tfetsht
su.a r loaCa ag touse. Appiy tao Broadway, rcom
y fs....
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

TvO RENT PAYERS AND TO SECURE eAFE INVEST.
ments for money-Ten Houses, brick and frame; two
Stores and eight Dwellings will be sold cheap and
prices from terms from 500 %
900 down. the balance be paid by nsalments Of
amount and 1t any time required BY the purchs:er title
perfect: clear Apply D. G. DANIELS
Office Of Fifth and Fourteenth street, Brook
Ign, and examine for yourself
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

UNoR SALE OR TO LET-THE UNITED STATES H0.
tel Lake George. N. Y, Wis Wis the Fort William
Henry Hotel with about 2o Of hne land The locs
surpassed for beauty and
A fine chance for enterprsng party. For fur
ther particulars apply TO WM r. Helms, II Nassau street.
roo m %
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

TlO BAKERS AND OTHERs.-FOR SALE, THE PRO
pery la3 West Nineteenh street. near the Eighth ave
lot 2l06 feet with tho of the lot 22x36
four story House on the 'front.' well hnished oasemen
under the whole with two good two story Building
ON the rear 2I60 feet with cellar under he whole With
nine stalls Cr0On water &C. Half OF the purchase
money can remain bond and mortgage II required Ap
ply V JAS. STEPHENS, "a West Twenty ffth street.
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-A VERY VALUABLE
C Property Newtown creek adjoining Hunters Point
and Brooklyn, only half mile the from the East
river The here offered has water frontage OF
than half mile good navigabe water with the Fush
ing Railroad running through and skng the water front
convenient distance 10 admit of switches wharves
which might be built upon the premises Of manuIac
tores for which this location admirably adapted This
tract containing about 66 will lay out $50 lots al
ermn Of four eresthe James Slip Tenth street. Twenty
third street and Thirty fourth street ferries This msst
valuable property embracing many and offered
Is by the 10 eminenty desirable investment for
capitalists 70 whom 4 is specially commended Apply to
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

E,OR sALE-A VALUABLE PIECE or PROPERTY In
the OF tBc ciy. rented 10 good
tenants S2G0J per Apply 70 r. ". STRONG,
9s Nassau str.et, New York.
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

= nnn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAD ONE TOOTH
IZHL extracted without pain BY Dr. j. JAY v1LI.ERs
a. I,anTs blocks frsn3r alway, cheorfuy IN,
his as uda,ion 10 those suffering from tooth
-. BpvARp ). BALpwfr, Bank OF New York.
The New York herald., 1863-02-28

SPLENErD NEAT MARKET FOR EALE-WITH
IA 6a0ck Fixtures must be sold account OF the
owner going TO California; is in good location and doing
good business Possession will bo the nrst Of the
MONTH An Of book will be sold cheap
Apply the premises at 1876 and l97 West Twenty fourth
street. Eighth avenue. -
The New York herald., 1863-02-28
LNoR sALE-IH JERSEY CITY AND VICINITY,
~ W hrst class Houses at from $500 TO $4,000.
De. do. do. sSUo to 5000.


IS DO. do do. si0W to $500
Some very valuable Stores Also Bnidng
city Tor stores and resdences Farms sale aud exchange
30 ses ami stores toict Apply to EVAN JONES 81 Mont
geometry street Jersey City.
EoR sALE-pLAINFIELp ACADEMY, -FOUR MILES
west OF iaflsr, fa EAi nshe Buildings ten OF
Land Al private sale until March "a whep with Furniture
Ac.. u viii be publicly sod Terms literal Address Il X
Burns. Plainneld, Cumberland county, Ia
I,oR SALE THE EXECUTORS or THE LATE
lay OF March, sbs all that Valuable Homestead Prone r,y
Of he deceased, stuard In the village Stony Brook
own OF Hro0khaven sunolE countv Long Island III not
sd previous that day, will then oder
she premises ocloek r. VI. The above property pre-
u opportunity for investment Attached the
promises la4c and valuable DO H. aiording the prnci
pal andnr tnr large sccion OF country. together with
Bbout seventeen Of Land, which can be laid
veius r. building lots. In connection with the dwelling E
house. other buildings and every
nisfc Tor do extensive busin being o the
stands business In that the For
further par GLARS inquire o. JAMES L. DAVIS, iA South
street. New York.
L,oR sALE-THB Two STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
House No U2 Bast Broadway Is feet front by half the
sloo, ~ irt rate order. Appy TO NJ H. A d. eastman,
No. BeHyer street
b'oR sALE-A VALUABLE FARM OF i63 ACRES, IN
y sA9aneNers Onondaga county. bounded on the cast
house tenant house, and sui able buildings For
man OF means aud leisure is Of the BEAUTIFUL
deEra le situations In Weste New YORK having the pvi.
ege of boating, sailing AMI ushing. pRc lar. naufre
oi the subscriber. on the PREV trs. HBNRY ELIERY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
Wendell Phillip ON the Prc.iaent's Proc
tumafiou.

Mr. Phillips spoke Last week at Augusta, Ne,
and the Of his address took ground as follow,
on tie Ircsiicnts plan Tor recon-tructlon.
he rrcridcu'a plan for reconstruction leaves tie
negro 10 ho handle OF The supreme Court 80 lar as TIE
Federal power Is rolcrfncd His proclamation Of last
January II % Dee filtered through the Secession heart ui
Roger H. Ia4,f. II tAo negroes freedom has no proi'o
iion but ,hat Heaven help HIN ~ far as state Legs
.tun gus lis plan leaves the negro al the morr ~
the large landowner who lgrt now were saycholdrf-
Ilr history 81 Eniaut paiOi tn jamaica warns Us DO"
ltIl that puel was both O. Government and rccdincn
Ihr Predicate message has tao merits IL" Pledges
himself absolutely and forever 10 Emancipation ana no
leaves 4 possible % save the Old States anca measure
of nitrate value. otherNiss he launches tho Enamel
patton question IN the worst possible FORM and ny set
ing asiln tho 'ounscntion ast, be reconstruct, The
mon n such way To- leave the land Of the south IN
ho hands % tie Unions foes Iandholdcrs al" ~ dc
eide The nature of Government. Such South must
r l.at FOR This generation. aIlsocrnilo AMI i"Hi"
To Northern ,isHntivn. Iof ttgty ,rurs the machine
would br not o work. Peace gained by such re-
construction Eould b. a sWn-would, Tor many years
ebroi the nation and grind the negro ~ IT'S victim
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I }
uELMBOID'S ROSE WASH.


aa excellent, lotion diseases Of syphiic nat1r, snt
an injection disease Of the Urinary Organs sri.lns on
.blts Of dissipation. usei IN connection with the htr1
Buchu and >ars-psuls, ~ .uch di-"as~ q. asa
hvd-nce Of the mos, responsible AID ao'e Character VII
accompany the medicine.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
FROM TO 20 YEARS STANDING with go.
NAMES KNOWN 40 SCIENCE AND ANL
For NcdicN prove-tic- OF buchu, -,
SEE OBSERVATORY or TIL UNITED slAIEs
Soc Professor DEWEE valuable works ou tie frleii'e
Sec remsfs, made by the ate celebrated Dr. PfsiC Pfa
aiell lis. .... =, ,,.,,,--rr -
-. r.marl. made BY Or. FPnRAiM MCDOWELL ee
rbraird Physician Ani Member Of hs Royd College o. ~
sroas Ireland ani published IN e T-nsac'ors" ~, ND
and Queens Journal 800 ,r,,f.,uu
SCI Mnico Chirurgic.l Review hiish'i by BIN M"
TRAkkRS. Fellow Of the Rove ol'se Of iif-oi"
-. mos, OF the late sfauisrl Morss on Mriiriar
EXTRACT BUChU, = per bottle. ~ VA iof - -,
EXTRACT sAksAPARlLLA, = IeE oytle, Z" TX ~
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, SIC pr bottle, or sH io'
- 81. , a. -, o,
or Hall Doren o. each fog 81, which will b. ~ ear 70
curr the most ObslluAfo % directions Ne aal'"
Delivered q agy address secured, rIrked ron oo''-
Describe syuptoms H. "a cotulani -ailons 'si' s'~
te-d Advice sIa'ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

Tug lUTuGEpKo PScrS OF ENGLiSHfARNERs.
a writer IN London pap,r spe,ingof tho bad crops
% CORNER year. and low prices II the present abundant
year says
"Our ony hope ~ rroain; corn 20 advantage springs
ir0a machftry nll improved cultivation II re steam
plov comes b, 90. Rct apartments 10 be AN imllc.
mont ~ gcr, . tDgf0n just as tine steam thr t.lg
mlclll.rI . Animated I'D l. AHflmu cultivation 10 So
trtit TO- fertility lrt l,Irrfls.- 81 summer Low
lLr f.4urI . ., 1u H ri Hl DIS land up ln t' early
AU.ui1u. U.s. 81, f,p.Ht nir tlh,--.g rcllly 10 ne
CO... horse r,lyr prove as ptomi.'s Ia ho successful
- s farmer y % command The season inr getting In
DIS .rYtst and vl b. able 10 app! all his bands Ia
oait ahc u.srr pcrs cat che crop Eeapets VIII pay
EXCEPT shtfo the burrows deep. aud the deep fur
rows may be- superseded where the aud Is wei drained
By lh,,o aud other Like Improvements. combined Win
tlH uthSnt ll ol sewage II the price bo hutcd the
crop may be- doubled. The equilibrium between cost OF
production and selling value may b' restored, ana the
aprculuiist may bring home to himself the ruth OF
the pro,crb that io IT, after ALL only system OF conn
pourations
Upon the present system Of farming the tenants are
constantly complaining Of their inability TO "mahe
both ends meet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
From BcruUuGa.

py the arrival of the brig Alexander (Br.),
Can't. Pennington. from Bermuda We have adyices to
fic iiih INST.
yRc.iclners Advance Cato Lord Clyde, and Eu-
,cr.c were daily expected from Wilmington, y. e.
eud - they were time due, fears were enter
tan e. oi tt,.r, n.lre.
un o.. sihMst, vessel driftcd on the " W
H., Is. loaded tita ssh nd lumber name unknown. On
i.ctI.h ast. an uukuoWn vessel Was reported in dis
,-a,s % Lbc NoIh
49, b. a. sicam gates Medca and Racer returned
ir.m HAmx ON the 9Th inst and the Phacton, from
tlc N.st Indie on he llth
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Il0l. '07| pt1cFi d Nov y.
Ok SCR.


fsnE hoy. Z8.-Jie Iaflie OF Ibis evening
sf.tes t.t .fe twpf So. c%c 10 IsfIs slolsay
& gies.de 81. = 'OJi,...f Nllis.efs.
lis Loas.. n. oa.ei ...acks tho English Gorel1nert
O. declining % r1feT tls proposed CongfesF bud snyt
-a, II tr0lDi q ] csullsriI4Jns siond eA.no. ss ls
loba1!e tle Jr.e ftgIpl..a., wDllt q .p,u t4os.
VII Jtys.ed i1c 80 j 81 fTaee aLi epi 'Iiati0A.
frALY.
ROIa, Nv. u Ny.ni9n }-JAe Pope IN his
reply 'otbs tynznss iA' ia,ioD rom tue Emperor M
poeol - ts c0O' ictoD - ~ tie Congress would
hes 80 D. fIfis - ihe i.Gd riog'nccs occupied
D. re imo4t
Iv-T1IA.
ViEtNA, boy. 2o.--lr fo-1fy's sitting o. the
lover Homo y. tte l.r.e. rail- a. Flfs.ee Committee
pi0posc1 10 diminish tts @ .lry D. oudget .OlOn
toruE an ttod debate rnsuel noon tie Iiolsiicn
oucsti0n. Some orDnt., fe.oane1 % most enat,efi
oondget o1 ne part 81 lleGog r. IT. wsrajng II fam,
sdoytns pfec pithto policy
K&ClrH az 1hk r'N D. J.EPRBsEETArIyE
sRc" IN slDl , DIT.
FRAtAI DRI-o 'fAm Nov % ise4
j, o. rs .itfnr - il. rederal Diet. fhe
presioent pfopo.ec na soc 81 ,tiasof Baron De-
tinck he Da1sL gfIic niatr' Ylolif gofer,d to|
q Ltspihe tssol IUtD-ta yJois,,sc agsils. lL.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
SUPREME ocyhT-arAssra.-Dsc. id--Beio'e Justice

i''oNN'D,
IN'lHiof A,
Milton Is. Gniiiu 81. Abraham I. Nceiu-'-- b"'
tion d-nion denied : o coss o. opposing 70 bii" ''
joseph Dixon g al 81 John ."u-r :, 81 s
,ubnhsd to = 10 cost. Of Ne motion TO abide th '''
b.iofe Jnsi,s' ls"hAhsa T., - 80,
= T. Brown - 1sf-n \ Ml''h't a. if IS '".
stored the cAelf. Dut a. no causes VAL DC !h' e' "
wsrk Z j. not Is .f.sHry 9 81 II do"n.
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