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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-15
SUNDAY ClOSiNg.

WILLIAMS & BRO. and CAWELTI & BERG
w MAN, Butchers of McGregor, give notice that,
Until further notice their shops will positively 90 BE
CLOSED az on the Sabbath Day. Persons wanting
supplies for the Sabbath will notice this and provide
themselves on Saturday. To obligc ALL shops will
be open little later than usual Saturday evenings
November 18th, 1865. 3wi74
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SNow.-During the week of snow and
slosh but little team business was done to,
or in McGregor, but the past few days has
witnessed very active trade, and goods go
off by thousands Of dollars worth. Per.
haps there are few dealers in the city who
are more obliging to customers, and who
have more vel .lselected stock than has
r. HUBBARD, west door to Bank, Jeweler,
Watch maker &c. &c. &c.
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New ADS. We cannot dwell" on the
merits Of our new advertisers. "Sufiice it
to say" as every orator and writer used TO
say" there arc few Ads. which get in this
paper but those deserving attention. -
Please look them over: ... Ill.,"
Prof. Mann's Bitters. IS as -....
Bass & Elmcndor's Apples.
J. Forsyth. .-.---.---
S NJ. Lampson & Co. a.. assrawt
Photographic. -, ..t....s, ....
Pfurg' Lotto. III .t. AZ. ...s.
Oscar KENYON. .~...-
Ed. Red.
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EVANS HOUSE,
Look 10 Your Interest.
PHOTOGRAPHS at $3.50 per boz.
Kenyon'S Gallery, McGreuor,

wish TO close out my stock of Ambrotype and Pho.
tograph material in FOUR WEEKS, and will make
Photographs at $3.50 per doz Except of children dur
ing that time. Ambrotypes in proportion.
3w474 O. A. KENYON
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SOMETHING NEw.-One of the best songs of
the day will be sent postpaid upon receipt of
IS cents, or three for 50 cts. er ~E
Direct to Box So McGre gor Iowa.
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Gov. Stones majority Of tho soldiers
vote is 100. The official returns from the
counties are not all in yet, Elected by
over l2,01o.
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OUrsIDE.--Withou a paper.. Advice to
Married Ladies, by woman who "subjugated'
her husband ard made a nice man of him
We know our lady .readers will lay this article
up for use",....Where waterfalls come from.
Getting Married-.....Tramp, tramp. Miscel.
laneous paragraphs of very interesting char.
acter, including political, religious, agricultural
historical and humorous.
DO not fail to read the Outside. --
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When men were fond, 1 smilu and wondered how
People were cured of that life destroying
disease catarrh, but upon enquiry at the Drug
gists, find that this happiness is produced by
the use of Dr. d. II. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh
Remedy. Try it.
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COMMERCIAL.

TIMES OFFICE. Tuesday, Nov. IA P. NJ
Weather, glorious "India n Summer for several days
past; river in good stage; boats not very plenty:
teams in town abundant; game in market numerous
business lively. See Benton Co.'S report for particu-
lars - H...--. r..' ..-- .- '.
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SHIrMENTs.-By the polteness of r. S. S
Andres, ESQ., now Station Agent at North
McGregor, uice Mr.. Turner resigned, we are
able to give our readers the Shipments ,osst on
the McGregor Western, for October. The
amount is given in pounds:
OF Merchandise 436,95s; Salt 10000; Agri'
cultural Implements 6,ssO; Lumber 2,O5s, 900;
Shingles 209, 600; Lath liz ,l25; Barrels 1850;
Miscellaneous 4,l4O: Total 2,sS9,O53.
The Road is very young yet but every foot
OF its track is garden and ultimately it must
become one of the best.paying lines in Amer
ica 1t is said Engineers are surveying west
of Counover preparatory to an extension of the
track in the spring.
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ToLERATIoN.-In the Chicago RepuJli-
can Of Saturday before the late election We
find speech delivered by Mr.. c. A. Dam,
is Ed:tor-in chief, containing the following
announcement: a
| have come here to night, although not
in condition to speak, from desire to
bear my testimony to the necessity OF
maintaining the organization of the Repub
hcan party in this contest. i profess to
have as much sympathy as any other man
for the soldiers who have so CALAMITY
fought the battles Of the country. desire
as u'uch as any other man to see their ser.
vices appreciated and rewarded. But say
when they come here and attempt to break
aorn the Republican party, the party
which made them, which sustained them,
which carried through the war, they hare
got to he crushed IN the effort. We cannot
haue any such rebellion here at home.
1t is not surprising that the late aid, or
AssIstant.of Secretary Stanton should re-
tain much of that despotic vim which he
acquired in the War ctiice, nor is it sur
prlsng that the object Of the Republican
party has been to crush all who come be-
tween them and the spoils this last has
long been apparent-but it is surprising
that gentleman so shre~d as Dana would
be imprudent enough to display the tyran,
mic thoughts Of those for whom he acts,
by putting him and them squarely on the
record. That party must feel itself well
seated in power which can afford to say
boldly tc the heroic men who fought, while
the leaders at home, state that no more
freedom Of opinion would be allowed the
boys in blue" M rebellion against the
Republican party here at home ,s. ..a
Boys do you hear This? n. ..... .....gs
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Notice..

NOtfcC.
Those indebted to James Wiley on book
account, previous to Nov. lst 1865, will please
call and settle the same. 473
JAMES WILEY,
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So
MEG. w. II. II.

SsSSs =" HI. H.
We hear flying reports sgain of the failure
Of the DEBORAH Branch. Our esteemed
friend Mr.. Bailey Of the Republic must no,
suppose that McGregor desires to see De
corah disappointed in her anticipations Of
making railway connection with the River.
The people Of this city have no interests
tina. clash with DEBORAH, and no desire to
mar her prosperity, but these Go usl un
pleasant rumors every now and then come
up, and we can but speak Of them. To
those who are at all conversant with the
talk Of parties controlling these matters, it
is known that some sort of "conhict" ex.
lists between the "Construction Company"
and the "Lcssees :" We name the rumors
howing from this conflict in no spirit Of
oakindness toward Decorah, Tut for the
sake Of eliclt!ng facts. On . former &C
casion we drew out from Mr.. Counovcr,
then Chief Engineer letter, which we
supposed, put the speedy construction OF
the Branch beyond contingency. Now
there seem to be, or are said to be, other
and more serious complications than were
before reported, and again we "want to
know if the public may be informed as to
the actually. Ia this spirit alone we
write, trusting that our social as well as
business regard for DEBORAH, have been too
frequently demonstrated to subject US per,
sonally, or our city, to the imputation OF
unkird wishes toward that very active and
prosperous town. II any official or non
official of either company knous what is on |
foot we would be pleased to give the facts
to the public.
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SHERIFE,S S.aLE,

STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTY.
DY virtue of an execution to me dreeted, issued bv
~ the Clerk of the District Court of Claytonr Co.
Iowa, founded judgment obtained in said court by
certified transcript from the docket Of Ira 1Iurlbut
aJustce of the Peace of said county, being flied with
the clerk of said court the 18th day Of sptember
1861, in behalf Of d. Baugh Painto> ID Emma
Sharp, late Emma Cannon, and Nc - harm de-.
PENDANTS, for the sum of SixtyEight an 20 Dollars
and costs, taxed at two dollars, and eeD1Q costs
have levied upon the following descrila property,
to-wit: Fifteen IF the west side ~ lot No Sec.
ton rs, Township 90 North of Range West-part Of
the land purchased by Emma VanSckle, alias Emma
Sharp alias Emma Cannon, of II. d. Alvord-and will
offer the for sale to the highest bidder cash in
hand, the 10th day of December, 1865, in front of
the LIST National Bank of McGrcgor in the city of Nc
Gregor, Clayton County, Iowa, at l o'clock p. NJ Of
said day.
JOHN CARRIER, Sheriff.
By JAMES DAVIS, Deputy. -
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Caution.

The undersigned lost between the 18th and
Oath Of Oct, a note Of 500, due (his) Nov
LIST, payable to R. L. Knight or bearer, dated
Wagner, Sept. 18th, 1865, and signed by Jesse
Sigln and Charles Havcnstrite.
All persons are cautioned to let this note
alone. r. l.. KNIGHT.
FARMERsBuRG, Oct Goth, 1865 ..E
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McGregor Western Railway.
On and after Tuesday, May I'd, Trains will leave
and arrive as follows
TRAINS LEAVE.
North McGregor, 7lO A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ
TRAINS ARRIVE.
North McGreger, 1900 NJ. and 315 P. NJ.
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The American Conflict.

We desire tie call the attention of our Icadcrs
to this Standard History of the American Re.
bellion by Horace GREELEY.
In its character and scope it has no competit-
or among all the Histories of the War.
We assure our readers that Mr.. Greeley's treat
ment of the subject is honest, impartial, straight
forward and thorough. He permits public men,
and political parties, to define their own posi-
tons, in speeches, letters and platforms. All
oflis statements are well fortified with Stats
teal proof, and copious notes; he goes to the
root and source, and, with masters hand
traces the growing conflict through the entire
period of our National Life. His style is vigor-
Gus and and inspiring. In point of typograph-
zeal execution and beauty of embellishments, it
is work of the very highest order. No intel
igent American can afford to be without it.
The work is sold only by subscription. Vol.
is now ready for delivery by GEO. g. G. w.
SHERWOOD, lis Lake St, Chicago, Ill.,. and by
their Agents Vol. H., which completes the
work, is nearly prepared. We sdvise our read.
crs to purchase this, the BEST HISTORY
OF THE WAR.
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Great ExcitementM
CLEANED BY WASHING

And there is necessity for taking II upthus, time
and trcsome labor saved Ii is rs per cent
than other carpets and in ali cases where used gives
the highest satisfaction
Specimens of this Competing be seen at the
ever 5. NJ. Lampson Co.'S Store. -s-...s. d.
Rights for Townships or Counties be secured by
applying early to the subscriber at MeGregor Iowa
456 L. l.. KING.
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North auwa Times.
--latest News.

NcGREGOR, NOV. ID go: So: 1865.
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And will be the market and for sale in few days,
at tho O'BRIEN FRUIT STORE, Northeast corner
Market Square Those who want few barrels for
family use, will do well to call early and get good,
sound winter fruit at reasonable prices
M,Gregor, October 20, 1865. 472
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-15

FROM CHARLRsToN.-It is stated by cor
respondent that In South Carolina the Presi-
dents amnesty proclamation received greae
attention, and was much discussed, but re-
Ex.Goyernor AIKEN arrived In Charleston, on
his return from warrington, on the 6th In
slant, and had an enthqsiastic reception ON
nrdsrs In report once o month to the Command.
ANT of the post The Governor was favorably
imnTessed with President johnson, and speaks
engaged in discussing the question whe is to
be fheir Provisional Governor. The business
prospects Of Charleston were improving. a
number Of the old South Carolina coast plan
tiers, having taken the oath of allegiance, and
being willing to make contracts with their
former slaves, had gone TO Hilton Head to
confer with General Gilmore, and endeavor TO
recover their plantations. tI
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR SEWER.

AAYoR's OFFICE, June Il, 1855.
EHfsssD Tx "a 9nass asy
June June instant; for the building Of sever in l4th
P9s,taS1 q tie ssty Of WsshnstOs. D. G., sp
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby. authorized
70 cause three tse5 SIX men barrel
from the north side of street north to the north
street north to the s canal the said sewer ts be
I0nr fsst six inches; that the said sewer shall be
fIom the corners intersectins avenues aud Streets
rs rs may De dee med necessary that the work shall
Ss under the arseon shs oss ss snr sna
Veyor ana snperintendence of the Com u,issienefs
sever shall be commenced At the canal. aud the the
81 shai Be open At one and the time and that
si.1 tag be- s1d i: hereby levied
q. IT a1d psrs 81 f oi a
along the said 18th street. from street moth to
sessed and collected in the same manner as is now
provided in the act Of May g. 1853. for assessing
Pror,aad. That the expense of Constructing this
sewer along such portions Of l4th street ss are
shall not be assessed the owners OF prvs.s
PrsgsItl bqt shall 6e paid for out Of the funds Of
hereby sDpropristed and the difsrense ?nn in the
cost Of constructins the several privste laterals
q seeons ward be paid 'r out
Bidders will state the price per ineal foot for
the three feet six inch sewer, also for the four
feet six inch sewer. separately per lineal foot for
the latsrals per trap each. per mandole each.
will more fully appear in the specid cations.
The right 70 decline all proposals., should it be
deemed for the interest of the Corporation TO do
so, is reserved.
Specifications can be seen at the offce of the
City Commissioner every day, bteween the hours
of 10 o'clock m and II M; also in the City Sur
Veyor's Office every Msnday and friday.
Nome hut practical mech anics need bid
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor
WILLARD DRAKE,
TH0S. G. WILSON,
1e15eotS2 tInt) Assistant Commissioners.
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CHIlF QCARTERMAsTERB OFFIoI,
DRPnH OF WASHIIGH0l.
DENTISTRY.

nINTIsT-I wish to inform my friends and the
Dpublic.generslly. that now am pre- \
pared TO extract, ill or insert Teeth
on Gold, eilyer or Vuicanite, in theSlIYyY
best manner, on the most reasonsoIe
terms, and iIregularty OF the teetn corrected'
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases, ana respect
fully solicit share Of your patronage ages.napp
teslm- No. 249 9Th at. bet. and north:
TI1kETh AoHR OUkED INsrANTLY, bY rah
j external applicatien OF Dr. slsesmenas 10,
the nerves connected with the teeth aching. and
relieves instantly By this aiseoser fns sod
building up with DR. g Whites MlrAL al rada III.
ING. Oheoplastic Bone Teeth inserted ovsr rn roos
svsnns ap 6.lmf
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FROM TENNESSEE.

FhOM TENNESSEE.
The late Fires at Chattanooga and Nash.
vllle-B0th the work Of Rebel Incen-
diaries.
Oficial information was received yesterday
concerning the recent fires at Chattanooga and
Nashville.
The Chattanooga fire occasioned q loss OF
about two hundred thousand collars; that at
Nashville upwards OF three millions, which
may possibly be reduced one. halt by the IRON
chains, machinery, &c, saved from the wreck.
About the same time fire occurred In CAL
latin Tennessee. The loss Is not reported.
There was also one near the Chattanooga de-
pot, at Nashville, which was soon suppressed.
1t is the opinion Of the Quartermasters de-
fncendiaries. But for q fre-wan built by
Gen. Donaldson, Chief Qnartermastsr at
Nashville, In the Taylor depot-the place OF
the fire-that portion OF the building where
the commissary stores were deposited, worth
f1ve millions Of dollars, would also have been
deRtroYad.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
GRAN +.
GRANT.
His Bnthusiastic Reception at HaYris-
burg-6fand Ovation at Altoona.

0ndNIs
His Bnthusiastic Reception at Harris
burg-6rand Ovation at Altoona.
CHICAGO, June l3-General Grant and
san san left this morning at six o'clock for Wash
He was received Yesterday afternoon at
nnSn noSan Hail, and at the Board OF Trade &C
uyoa1 W speeches were made by Hon. + b
IN HslUaan .hs and Senator Yates.
rails Shermsnn rmnsS,ns ne attended the opera. Gens-
~ nv u'an ana Hooker were also there.
The two latter are sun in the city.
Tnirteen Illinois regiments have arrived
There was public reception today n TO-
regiments. General Sherman addressed thar.
at the Fair building
Other regiments are expected soon.
Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, ane H.--Generai Grant NIT
with an enthusiastic reception,a three o'clock
this morning.
Altesna.
ALTOONA, PA, June 14.--6eneYal Grant met
with Ettlp9 ovation here this morning, as he
passed on his way eastward, by the Grand
Commandery OF knights Templar, now in
reception. Previous to the arrival of the train
tney formed in line, dressed in full rega!ia,
ana accompanied by splendid band, ar
depot, in front of The Logan House The line
extended from the track to the door by which
VI General was 70 enter the hotel. The train
stopped short distance above the depot, to-
take on committee appointed to inform the
General OF the arrangements made for his re-
ception.
A crowd Of people which numbered one
thousand occupied very available foothold
below, and 1t was with difficulty that the
knights Templar could keep in line and keep
apassage open.
When the train halted at the station. the Gen
eral appeared on the platform, which was the
signal for deafeninE cheers. while the hand
struck up "Hail to the Chief" He was re-
ceived at the head OF the column by Sir
Knights Strickland, Turner and Benson,
after which he passed between the lines hat in
N m hao ffar
cheer, and the ladies waved their handker-
chiefs and showered boquets in his path. The
column remained in line until the General had
taken breakfast, when ne passed out as he had
entered.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Judges Forced to vacate the b

ST. LOUIS, June li.-Judges Bayer and Dry
den, of the Supreme Court OF this State, having
declined to vacate the bench, in conformity
with the ordinance passed by the late State
convention, Governor Fletcher to- day, through
General Coleman, commanding the militia OF
this district, forcibly dispossessed them OF
David Wagner, and Hon. VIM. L. Lovelace-
Judge Barton Bates resigned some time since,
and the Governor appointed Nathaniel Holmes
in his place. The affair created much excite
ment
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FROM HAVANA.
Blockade.R anners r. eturpins to England:

NRw YORK, June 1.-THE steamer Moro
Castle brings Havana dates to the 10th.
The evacuation of San Domingo by the
Spanish is ready to take place on the recep-
tion Of final orders Many persons loyal TO
Spain are leaving San Domingo as refugees
for Saint Uago. Some were also expected at
Havana.
The Petarmigan and other blockaoe-run-
ners were to leave Havana tor England, to be
sold.
The weather in Havana is cool and healthy.
The rebel General Slaughter has arrived at
Havana from Matamoras
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n7-The archives Of Virginia, which were
removed from Richmond on its eyacuatior.
were captured intact in the jail OF Bucking.
ham County, and have been sent to Richmond
by order Of Gen. Hartsuf.
Svessels engaged in the seal fshery from
st. Johns and Harbor Grace, have this year
taken ,29l seals which Is the first success.
ful catch for many years.
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FROM CHICAGO.
Another Attempt at Assassination.

AHVtHeI ntteHPs "s "ssns
CHICAGO, June l3.-An attempt was made
on Saturday night to murder DIR. j. Winslow
Ayre, whose testimony in the Chicago conspir-
acy case, at Cincinnati, exposed the Sons OF
Liberty. Three shots were fred at him while
returning to his house. Neither took effect.
There was heavy rain TO- day, and the wea-
ther is very cool
The Sanitary Fair is we'll attended.
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From Hayti.

BOSTON, June H-The schooner Annie Ef-
bridge brings dates from Port au Prince to
May 3eth.
Business was still at standstiIl there, owing
to the disturbed state of the country. Produce
vessels was n ot able to complete their cargoes.
There has been no more fighting, and the re-
belliOn was yet undecided.
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From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, June I3.-We learn, from an en-
tireiy responsible authority, that man calling
himself F. A. st. Lawrence, and claiming To
have been colonel in the rebel army, Is act
Cieary l. Co., in Canada, endeavoring, by the
offer Of large sums ofmoney, to induce persons
to 20 to Washington to rebut the testimony OK
the Witnesses against the ass ination conspira-
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From Maracaibo.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Arrived, BARK Tere.
sa, from Maracaibo. She reports that ralo
took place on the night Of May 90, under Gen.
eral Pullager, with two hundred followers.
The death OF President Lincoln caused great
grief. The flags were placed at half.mast,
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CRIAT DIsCoVERY IN DENrIsTRY.
TRlrH lxFRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

weuId advise all RsIsops lu nhyins tseth
% extract to call AZ DR.. LgWl1s once. 2lXXX
snd have the % taken out without pain
Also cal and examine the Doctors new ana IN
rroy ed method OF osiDserting gARrIFICIALf11rH.
Won VIII have them In no other style than this
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on 6old,
Silver and Rubber Plates 1T the old price, a. We
have not advanced the price on our WORK nncs hs
No a42 Psnn's avenue. between 18th and 18th
strests: .,~uY- Nm n.,an
ian BN o n. Ii w II, H. ~. NonNe,.
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New York Gold and Stock Markets

New YORK, June IA Gold 143; New York
Central, o.; Erie 7sX; Hudson, 100; Reading,
97A; Canton Company, 3SK; Cumberland, AZ;
Gary Company, 254. Stocks were very active
and strong. Gold was firm and active, clos
ng after the call at 143k.
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Another Crevasse near New Orleans.
CAIRO, June 13.--New Orleans advices OF
June state that thel crevasse, eight miles
above Oarrolton, which threatened serious
damage, has been closed, but another, in the
same vicinity, Is reported imminent