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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

.JelCeZrH DeDNrlul emit.

300 Diamond Rings" $40. S12O
300 Gents Diamond Pins 90. 100
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins ...... s.. Is
5000 Gents California Diamond Rings..... 3d.. II
5000 Gents Gold and Enameled Fob Chains.. 3d.. 40
1000 Gents Gold Vest Chains ............. ST.. 40
1000 Pair Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons ........ g.. 10
1000 Pair Gents Gold En-. Sleeve Buttons. 3d.. 10
5000 Gents Gold Studs, 3d.. s
5000 Gents stone set and signct rings"... 3d.. IL
5000 Gents stone set and signet rings A.. Is
5000 Ladies' gold neck chains ..."........ ST.. so
1000 Gold ovaband bracelets, ............. 3d.. 10
5000 Gold and jet bracelets, ...."....... ST.. II
5000 Gold and cnameled bracelets. ...... ST.. Is
5000 Gold chatelain chains, .............. ST.. 80
5000 Pair Ladies' gold sleeve buttons ..~.. 3d.. 8
1000 Pair Ladies' gold enameled sleeve buttons H. 10
5000 Solitaire gold brooches ......~-....... 3d.. II
5000 Coral opal and Emerald broeches,~.... 3d.. II
5000 Gold cameo and pearl ear-arops ."."... 3d.. s
1000 Mosaic, jet lava florenne ear-drops. 3d.. 10
10000 Coral, opal and emerald ear-drops, g.. 10
10000 Miniature lockets,. A.. 10
10000 Miniature ockets--magc spring ST.. IS
10000 Plain gold rings Observation-Disclosures. A.. II
10000 Sets ladies' jewelry, gold and jet... ST.. 20
10000 Sets ladies' jewelry cameo pearl &c.,. ST. 20
10000 Ladies' gilt and jet bracelets .."... H.. II
10000 Ladies' gilt and jet hat snpporters... g.. II
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

We have lately intro
duced a New Style Family
Sewing Machine, making
the Shuttle Stitch, or the
stitch alike on both sides,
arranged in the same style,
and sold at the sanie prices
as our Grover and Baker
Stitch Machines.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
Rem eaaabe1. the Plan.

In all cases we charge for forwarding the Certificate
postage and doing the business the of tpenty-fre
cents which must be enclosed in the order Five Ger.
ticates will be sent for ST. eleven for 81 thirty for S.
sixty-fiye for $40; one hundred for SIS.
AGENTS ARE WANTED
Throughout the country to operate for us. large
compensation will be paid Send for terms, &C., en-.
closing stamp.
.N'eaUbOr1l f. Co..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
Silver Plated Ware.
Cold Pens and Pencils.

10000 Gold pens, silver extension holders SIC
1000 Gold pens, silver mounted holders,... g..
5000 Gold pens gold mounted holders. 3d.. Ii
6000 Gold pens with gold extension holders %
5000 Gold pens, gold holders aud pencils, sc
ROOC Gold peuciIs %
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
From tho Rev. JOS H. kennard Pastor of the 10Th Bap-

fist Church
DR.. Jackson-Dear Sir: have been frequently re-
qucsted to connect my name with Communications of
different kinds of medicines but regarding the practice
out of my appropriate sphere have in all cases de-
clned but with clear proof in various instances and
particularly in my family of the usefulness of Doctor
Hollands German Bitters. depart for from my
usual course to express NJ full conviction that for
general debility Of the system and especially for Liver
CbhapldinL 1t is a safe and rdludbis preparation In
it may fail; but usually, doubt not it will
be very beneficial to those who suffer rola the above
cause.
Yours, very respectfully, j. II. kENNARD.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

From the Rev. Tlos Winter, Pastor Of Roxbrough
Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir IL feel IL due to your excel
lent preparation. Hoonand German Biters, to add my
have for years at times been troubled with great dis
order in my head and nervous system. I was advised
by friend to try bottle of your German Bitters
did and have experienced great and unexpected
lief; my health has been very materially benefited
confidently recommend the article where meet with
cases similar to my own, and have been assured by
many of their good efforts.
Respectfully yours, Z. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

From Rev. j. 8. Herman, of the German Reformed
Church. Kutztown, Berks County, Pa
DR.. c. n. jackson :-Respected Sir IL have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and
never used any medicine that did me much good az
Hoofand's Bitters. ! am very much improved in
health, after having taken five bottles
Yours, with respect, is HERMAN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

From Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor of Baptist Church.
Germantown, Penn.
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson:-Dear Sir Personal experience
enables me to say that regard the German Bittcrs
prepared by you most excellent medicine In cases
Of cold and general debility have been greatly
benefited by the of the Btters and doubt they
will produce similar effects others.
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Holding NJ. E.
Church, Phila.
Dr. jackson Dear Sir -Having used your German
Bitters in my family frequently, prepared to say
that has been of great service believe that most
of general debility Of the system it ID the safest
and most valuable remedy OF which have any knowl-
| edge.
Yours respectfully, J. II. TURNER,
No. 726 n Nineteenth Street
The New York herald., 1865-06-14
NV MrnIsa IrrsnEsrs-Ronrxe ron wmmKkY Tho

NEW MrSISo ISrxRgsrs-BoRiSo roR WHFKE. The
mining interest In this city possesses At the present
time an absorbing interest II has been discovered that
refuse shale and COAL suffered to lie In heaps and unds
tlrbed will turn to whskcy. still more wonderfulis Is
the fact that the whskcy is found barrcied up To
Dunne Fuller * Co belongs the praise OF inventing
this "new thing Collector Chase first discovered u
On Saturday in another part of the coal mines where
was found the one hundred and fifty barrels the other
day Collector Chase unearthed seventeen full barrels
and found parts Of barrels that had once held the
1ud but bad been emptied and taken 70 pieces femo-
lcum no longer possesses any interest for Pcorans The
magical boring for Gle" once so potent, fals TO Disturb
their equinanimty. Henceforth the main topic OF con
versation viii be boring for whakey Collector Chase
has big thing already and, we understand has taken
interest In the coal beds where the whiskey " iound
guard is stationed there 10 protect the property Tvs
confidently expected that a new vein will soon DO dis
covered -Fsra tTHl Trdnscrtpt June b.
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

Tic price WAS depressed early in the afternoon by
false the effect that Hvewenties had advanced
TO 6s abroad. The latest quotation brought by the
Scotia, however o. u yghis steamer brings tho
report Of another large failure IN tho East India trade
namely that OF Fuchor, Cooper Co but the rumored
bank failures at Bombay were not confirmed.
The shipment on Wednesday promises to be large
The domand for Foreign exchange continues brisk, and
bankors sterling at sixty days is quoted at no.. H.
Mercantile bills rated at 109H Ak.
Money is very abundant at a a per cent with ex-
tremcly exceptional transactions only at Six
There is more animation in Wall street just than
has boon visible there for some weeks even months
past although the accession Of outside business Is small
Tho activity in gold is stimulating prices in all direc-
rons and that peculiar buoyancy which the result OF
fictitious influence is already beginning 10 be felt in both
Legitimate and speculative channels
report prevailed the street that the President had
abolished the Of twenty i've per in kind ON
cotton which is to be hoped he in any will
do, II he has not already dono It. 1t is an nequit-
able tax, for which there longer necessity.
The quantity Of cotton in the South has been
varousy estimated, but in all probability it is less
than Is generally supposed and most Of 1t will
Ibe required for domestic manufactures fast
1T be conveniently transported to place Of shipment
Tho cost Of transport will at the same time, il
we take into consideration the interruption Of
tho usual facilities, be 80 heavy upon large
portion OF tho whole that it will materially advance
tho price at which it might be otherwise sold
In tho home markets Tho removal OF the tax will
important effect upon export trade owing in the
drs place. TO the limited quantity of the South
country and in the next to tho Of removing it
from different parts Of the interior TO the
port
Tho highest and lowest prices OF gold since the com.
The New York herald., 1865-06-14
Custom House Matters.

The three commissioners appointed by the Treasury
Department at Washington TO investigate the affairs Of
the New York Custom House reported TO Collector Ora
per yesterday morning and will commence their abors
next week They will report the result Of their investi
cations the Secretary Of the Treasury with whatever
suggestions they may deem necessary for the improve
men, Of the revenue service Of New York.
THE SOUTHERN COLLECTORS.
n r. s. Andros, Col Montague and DR.. Mackey, spe-
ca agents OF the Treasury Department have arrived in
New York IN route for Savannah, Mobile and Charles.
ton where they respectively assigned by the govern
rc-cstablish the revenue laws Of the United
states They will take their departure for the scene OF
Kankakee, as reported In the HERALD yesterday. Col
Montague will be accompanied TO Mobile BY Geo + H.
Young formerly OF the New York Custom House, but
more recently doing duty at New Orleans where he ha.
engaged reorganzng the various departments OF
the Custom House at that city His long experience in
the service renders mis- services very valuable In
the work of reorganization.
The New York herald., 1865-06-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY. Juno 1S-oP. n

TUESDAY, Juno 13-oP NJ
the stock market active this morning, but the ad
Vance Of last egenng not fully sustained at the first
board New York Central, however, closed u higher
than at the second board yesterday, Erie - Reading
Michigan Southern n Illinois Central u, Cleveland and
Pittsburg ~, Fort Wayne 70, Ohio and Mississippi
'tifcates u Rock Island was y lower Cumberland a.
Quicksilver was unchanged. Government securities
dull but frmor, and coupon ivctwenties were 4
higher At the open board at O'Clock the marke.
strong and general advance in quotations took
place AT the second regular board New York Central
was hgherithan at the close Of the first board, Erie
u, Hudson River 2, Reading u, Michigan Southern
IL. Cleveland and Pi.tsburg IA, Rock Island y,
Fort Wayne H Ohio and Mississippi ccri!a-
Gates "a, Cumberland IA Government securities
were quiet, but coupon lve-twcntics advanced u At
che second open board there fractional recession
ofpriccs Now York Central sold o. Eric 7S Hudson
River 1o5'S Reading IS ~, Michigan Southern To- 81 64X
Cleveland and Pittsbarg .6.A Rock Island 90 North
western 20k, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 25 Cum
berand 42s, Quick So e'
The gold market has beeh very active under pur-
Ohasos on both matt and speculative account The
tionc riad 4 u .
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

CoyrnE was quiet but nrm W. scott's quotations
Ro s a Rr%' fsS sc olss.sS R sSod ss i
Rio fair 70 good cargocs, zoe, 2lo Java mats and
,sa a av, s.sb sSy Ss Ssa s ss Rs
Santos June i3 1885 90 2os; Java 81, 1866 Ceylon,
4,ooo; Maracaibo, 100; Bahia Ss7s; other descrip
FRndHrs were decidedly nrmer, with more offering.
The engagements were:-To Liverpool, so tons sperm
oil G $50 sS sbss sss,a
200 bales cotton at kd. To London 300 bbls flour at
Is 3D. To GLASGOW, per steamer 1000 bushels wheat a
3D. To Amsterdam 500 bbls petroleum at 5s 3D.
deal charter tSt John to Liverpool was made at Co.'S
HAY was steady with large sales at 96c 81, and TO
government s22 per ton wood eIelpdsd T p , ,ac
to SOC.
MoLsszs was steady We note sales Of 100 hhds Cuba
NAVAL sroREs.-we note further sales OF $50 bbls
spirits turpentne at 81 65 81 10.
OH CAKK-We note sales Of 225 tons Western at $45
PROVISIONS Receipts, 1,o2e bbs pork 1T do beef
165 packages cut meats. The pork market ruled the
ment fair both in old and The sales comprised
about 1000 bbls cash and regular at $27 IS $2S 70
prime, and $40 $40 SO for prime moss also 500 bbs
mess for all this month and next at $25 $27 90
buyers and sellers option Beef steady, with fair
mess, and $12 $13 for extra do Beef hams were
steady at SIS $27 50 sales $50 bbs Bacon steady
Ms @ or short s snS xc clear Cut
in fair demand; the sales 400 packages, at
lac. for shoulders and lac. lSc for hams Lard
fairly active and prices were fully Nc higher the
sales 500 bbls at 15Nc. lohc s19Sc., the lat
ter extreme rate. Butter was active and 1rmer-
Western, Csc 30c., and State, &c. 32c Cheese was
dull at &c q 16c.
RICE was steady with sales Of 1000 bags Rangoon
86c okc and 175 tierccs Carolina at ii &c 12s<c
SUGAR was active and nc. higher. Dealers generally
asked NC advance, but 1t not paid The sales were
1900 hhds at lie 14hc. for Cuba and l2c. 1shc.
for Porto Rico; also 600 boxes Havana at 103sc Re-
lined is Nc higher most Of the rcners being sold ahead
Of production We quote Stuarts loaf at 1870 granu
lated, crushed and ground, l9c white lsc, and yel-
low. 17c
SrEIrER.--15O tons sold short at &c. currency
TEA quiet, and heard Of only 1 100 packages
oolongs, greens and Japan on private terms.
ToBAcoo steady. The better grades held very firm
ITO hhds Kentucky sold at from &c. TO CSC.
Wool dull and heavy and declining 100000 lbs.
domestic leeccs sold at from Soc to 75c for State and
Western.
wmsKEY. Receipts 302 bbls The demand continued
fair, and prices were firm. The sales we're 300 bDls.
Western at 81 05, closing quiet
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

oITY oOMmERCTAL REPORT.

'TUhsDAH, juno r N
ASHES s-Receipts, As bbls Tho market remained
quiet Sales 100 bbls, at 7kc Tkc for pots and &c.
for pearls.
BRaDsruvva- o,7ls bbIs. hour LIS do,
and 33l bags meal 2s $50 bushels wheat, a. 739
do corn, $50 do. malt Tho advance in gold had
tho effect Of causing increased Armness In the
hour market, and prices advanced So Q 10c. per
bbl, but the market closed heavy, and the outside
quotations hard to realize the sales 10 900
bbls. Rye flour was quiet and unchanged. Canada
-four in fair demand sales made Of 400 bbls At
quotations Southern -four also in fair demand
and prices wore shade hrmer; the sales 1900
bbls Corn meal active, with sales Of Is 500 bbs
nj e. On for Rra nd xuine and a IL for Ws.tarn
The New York herald., 1865-06-14
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS,


BApsrS- GARsErrsoS.- 81 Thomas church. on Mon
day June H. by the Rcv T. W. Punnctt rector of ST.
Pa.ls church. Staten Island ossisted by the Rev Mr.
GRAY, MARsaALL BARRIER TO ANNIE w GARRsvrsoS, both
OF tins oity
DUNsirrf-TAuoR On Monday, June ~ at the IAight
Baptist church, by he Rev John q Adams, SEs
IT. G. DUEsHEH TO MARY LOUISA daughter Of the late
Charles O Taylor, Esq, of Saratoga.
GaAy-TRavERs. Trinity chapel, on'monday June
i2 by the Rev Dr. Montgomery, HENaY WtsTnRor GRAY,
TO MAgy M,cys, eldest daughter of Wiliiam Il rraver
Esq, all Of this city.
Baltimore papers please copy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Friday. January g.. at st.
Thomas church, New York, by the Rev Dr. Morgan,
ALFRED GREArurED Of England, TO EMaA, daughter Of
Mycr Levy, of New York
wArxRs-wArurs -On Monday june AZ by the Rev.
+ Quincy Adams, JOHN r. WATERS, OF Philadelphia, 10
MARY Ann WATnEN, of Hereford. England.
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

The wheat market was also Hrmer and with moderate
receipts and fair demand, In part for shipment prices
were again 1c: &C. higher The sales were 900
Western. Rye quiet but steady. Corn in fair
demand and the prices realized showed improve
ment The sales 90 900 bushels, at 85c. S8c for
mixed Western 7Sc Sc for soft d. 90c for kiln
dried and 90c. 96c for white Western. Barley was
quiet. Malt was unchanged In every respect. The de-
higher The sales were heavy aete0c. a rs. for West
ern, in store and afoat and 5Sc q 60c for Canadian
CoTToN.-The market was depressed by tho Scotias
and closed heavy Sales were made of about 800
The New York herald., 1865-06-14
FIR. I'm CLEVELAND.

C'svEia,D n. June Is; 1855.
rhe Evuus Hbuss m retroIeIm Centre, burned Inst
a.ht The hss- is- $40, ,0o0 no Insurance Lamb H.
kcrriok' k'sssorc also burned; loss $1,000
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

The Secretary Of the Treasury has designated the fol-
lowing national banks additional repositories Of tho
public moncy:-Merchants, Washington, d. Ci Ex-
change, Norfolk, Va; Exchange, Philadelphia Pa
Farmers, Annapolis Nd Richmond, Richmond, Ind;
National Metropolitan, Washington d G.; Leather Man
ufscturers', New York.
The total value Of the foreign exports from the port
OF Baltimore last week was $l71, ,544
Tho following Is the report Of the Illinois Central Rail
road for the month Of May
The New York herald., 1865-06-14
COAL, W6OD, sc.

or gnALDRON FQR oOKR, DELIVERED I'M.
~orts Twenty GrI ssrrSA avenue A. -
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

DEDEMP11ON " SSU0O0 VOLUNTEER sOLDIERsr
III FAMILY AID FUND BOrDS NO.
or T5H CITY OF NEW WORK.
TivAsLK JULY .. 1884
E0tsceis heretysgeu that v0lu
II Aid Fune Bondssc 81 OF the City oFKew YORK becom
due aud payable hiy 1885, with th1 interest thereon
viii be paid thc6y the presentaD OF said bonds
this Odio6t
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

! A,NN,yxL STRAWBERRY FES SrIvAByArrmRTEENfS.
"A Presbyterian church ,s.wee~eiHh and sevsnth
ayenues Tuesday WedneA ernntngs Is And
a. Tckos ssciuains rerreshm ents. O.. admit shss
~ ni4ug
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

TN PURAuANcE on AN ORDER OF THR COURT on
Comon Pleas for the city and dcounty Of New York.
tee h freby given TO Al persons having claims against the
pr 1scn with the vouchers thereof 20 the
soroer a ooc III broadway e The CITY OF New York
yNsv Yonx Juno =. 1865
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

A p4vaIoyOoIcAL vIEw OF MARRIAuE-CON-
n niuine nearly 40 and 100 fine plates and
of the anatomy OF the human organs stats
Of bssh disease with treatise early error " o.
pj1vabje consequences the mind and body, with the
utho,s ,as trcstmenihe only rational and
mode OF cure shown by the report Of tested
truthful adviser 10 the married and those plating
marriage who would know thor physical oondten Seu[
r free .s. q eisneg sS b. % 9 aes
Albany. N r.
The New York herald., 1865-06-14

Tho following comparative statement shows the ave-
rage condition OF the leading items of the Philadelphia
blanks for the past aud previous week.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09
STOPPED TALKING.

By reference TO our telegraphic dispatches,
1t will be observed that the Atlantic Cable
has ceased talking. We are not surprised
On recent visit to New York we conrersed
with a large number Of the principal and
abiest telegraphers in the United States rel
ative to the laying and working of the cable,
and we found but very few who believed in
its ultimate success. Those who expressed
the opinion that it might possibly be success
fully laid, manifested very little faith in its
permanent existence as . medium Of oommu-
nication.
It's fact not generally known that Of
the fifteen thousand miles Of submarine
cables laid in different parts Of the world
since telegraphing was first discovered, only
about four thousand miles are now working.
All the remaining portions are lying dumb at
the bottom of different oceans and rivers,
and for different mysterious reasons no,
known to man. To the silent and inopera
tive cables we have little doubt will soon b,
added the present Atlantic magnificent in
operative and uncommunioative humbug o
CYRUS W. FIELD. The press of ithe countr,
need have little fear about paying the exor
bitant tolls which FIELD and his John Bul
coadjutors propose to charge for news. TIT
cable has stopped talking.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09
Cheshire /" Not quite the Cheese"

In tho Supreme Court of Kings county,
New York, an effort was made by counsel
yesterday to procure an attachment against
Mr.. PILLsBuRY, the keeper of the Albany
penitentiary for his refusal to produce the
body Of Mr. CHESHIRE before tho court, in
obedience to the writ issued in behalf of the
prisoner. .,..
After listening to the arguments Of coun-
sci, Judge LOTT, the presiding judge, made
the following remarks:
regret that am obliged to remark that
the action of the General Government in re-
moving the prisoner from the custody of the
law, appears to me to be an attempt to evade
what may be the decision of the Supreme
Court of this State on the legality Of the
detention Of tho prisoner, If adverse to the
right to detain. 1t appears to be IN express
sion Of q want Of confidence In the judiciary
" the State Of New York that is not re.
spectful. A prisoner is restrained Of his lib
ertyi a writ Of habe0s corpus Is issued, and
after the service of the writ upon the person
in whose custody the prisoneris, he (the pris-
oner) is removed from the custody Of the
law; and it may render necessary decision
that will affect the person Of an innocent Of
hcer OF this state. ii the Government oil the
United States have no confidence in the ad-
ministration Of the laws by the judiciary Of
the several States OF the Union then our
Government might as well be at an end.
The courts Of this State have always en-
deavored to sustain the action of the GEN
eral Government, even in cases OF question
able legality, and our courts and authority
are certainly entitled to ordinary respect.
The action Of the Government in this matter
has relieved me from the necessity of a
speedy decision. The fact appears that the
prisoner has been removed from the custody
of the law, and beyond the reach Of any pro.
cess that might be issued from this court.
The Judge then adjourned the matter to
the first Monday in September, at which
time the decision will be rendered.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

VIZ. p. moore, and other wealthy citizens
In New Berne, n. c., are to erect In that city
one OF the largest hotels in the United States.
GEN. PORE, commanding the Department
Of Missouri, has been breveted Major General OF
the regular Army, for meritoriOus and gallant
services.
Mr.. ROBERT BRowS, who exposed the
secrets OF the JEFF Davis meeting in New York,
is described by the Times Of that city as per.
fectIy truthful man, whom we knew years ago
as the State Librarian.
Mr.. B. F. McDoSoUGH, from Texas n re-
lation Of President johnson, Is nov stopping at
the National Hotel. He visits the city on busi-
ness with the President
Colonel RoBERr JOHNSON, who arrived here
last week, 1t has been stated would act as the
Presidents Private Secretary. This, We are in
formed, is not fact. Colonel Browning will
continue As heretofore to act In that capacity
GEORGE SANDERS was taken home lately
In state Of intoxieation from the St. Lawrence
Hotel to his residence, near Me0iil College. Ru'
NOR says that Beverly Tucker 10 preparing to
leave CanAda, owing to lack OF funds.