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A z. BURNHAM, AUCTIONKER.
"A. t20DW WORTH OF
FIRST CLASS SI HS6gsEH@0Ln =; oil TgRSIrURE AT
ROSEWOOD SEVEN ocrAvE iS ASi fiasoronrE, sr,rs
OIL PAISTISes BY ENINENT AhTIsTss.. .r :. orr,
.pr,sr,B BRONZE S0Hz GHMAkDELtERs, M VELVET CARPETS
cHAMsEE ANA paHiSa ROOM FURNITURE
CHINA. GLASS And silvERwxRE,
At the elegant residence & I1 4 ws.s sp.ssaS Street
SALE COMMENCING AT y O'CLOCK ,,.
fenda aud the public 70 sale the catalogue comprising
the largest and richest assortment Of Horsehold
g. a. auction this The house was %
= ~ ''A" :" ''''' "0'n DRA%iSG ROOM
Magnificent suits furniture covered In crimson ana eoid
ss s gold x% sSea e hack s sns
richly carved Centre Tables marble tops
lined With satinwood Plato GLASS Mirror: ana 9rocste
nnres Bots de and Marqaeeries Cabinets ssvres
China Vases elegant sets Velvet Carps bronzc ana UT
%oa chandesr Console pan aud y-rS S.p, psSe Mrross Es
c0ra''s. sTSsS
+ OIL PAINTINGS AND BR0NzEs
Two superb Painting: Scenes on the khne by ann'et
Esas Esay st% Gallery i'G% sAf
Winter Scene the Ncya st. Petersburg BY Northcott;
pa shskspere Diana Flower Boy and Giri Clock
''l--I.I.t'. -. DINING ROOM. c..,..
Hertz patent Extension Dining Table Buffet Arm Ohsrs
saeS & bsas Sss ss Tss ssa SET
urcensf Urn. Dinner and Tea aervire Sslves,
Spoons Cake haake aAMhss faoe ss neme" f"o's on'rS
Rosewood aud walnut Dressing bureaus Bedsteads Ward
roles Comnodes Armore Gace en- suite style OF Loss
N B-Partes wishing attend this sale take Filth avenue
stages Sixth avenue leaving al Sixteenth street
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A UeTIoN NoTIcE;.zLAMoE SALE oy sI.EaANr

"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SUPERB TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
MAGNIFICENT PIANOFORTE, PARLOR SUITS
RICH CHINA. CUTLERY. SILVER. CUT GLASS. &C,
this wednesday, afternoon at O'Clock. at house Isl
West Twenty sixth street. few doors from Sixth avenue
comprising and elegant variety OF Psror Chamber
Dinny Room and Nursery Furniture rare and valuable
collection OF Oil Paintings, costly Paror Ornsmens China
Cut Glass &c. Descriptive catalogues 1T house. No pos
ponement HENRY t. WESTCOrr Auctiodeer.
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uqos SALE , SE pAs9sD AyD r1Ss Roass GOLD

H JewcIFy, CRfSTALAK NIctOnPerI
Nos 1884, l5 aud iSo Duane street. "Wednesday May Al
10Y clock above, comprising part large llnc Of
valuable Diamonds sets Brooches Rings, Earrings Brace
let's Studs &c. Also, Gold Hunting Diamond. Pearl Nickel
Plain Movement English, American and Swiss Watches,
BY celebrated makers together with large assoment Of
Sets, Rings Brooches, be. &c. aiso Gold and Silver
Chains great variety Silver Table Ware Fancy Goods &c
Catalogues sale.
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"A SAN. Of over $1,000 worth Of 80 .'....r
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PiANOFORTE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND "iS iSaRAfN 6HkPETs. s.'
-l- PAINTINGS. WORKS or ART VASES &C.
e. ROTH Aueoneer will sell this Wednes morning
r. Martin at The private residence S Cston place West
Eighth street belween Ffh and % S.Sn AYR % cSnss,ns
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Pnr.or
Suits covered in French satin brocaei aud Turkish
Pier Tables, Etaseres Corner aud Books,ands
day bronze Clock rich China and parsn Vases Pao Orns
q fsssSS fs a a''sfi
carved legs case with all modern improvements over
rosewood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus, Wsssands
Sofas. Chairs Rockers Mrrors Clock Table Bed Lounges
Table, Glass China Silver Ware Table Cutlery
&c. Sale positive Deposit required
UCTON NoTICE.-R 7. uAzELI, lAUcTIONEER.
"A rsdfIsH hysi + T>Hi,E H4ksny xAp : poouEr &c
JH uA1s&S! SissSy I "a, S, Aus'ioaeen.
.. THIS DAY twsDNEsDAY, MAyH
al I0h O'clock on the PROMISES
Nos 80 and 50 Reade street, corner OF Church.
AAR3S S'des KA%AK. n
PoeKsr CUTLERY
of fresh Importation
DOC 1'i ESss 70 Styles
- doz Caryers and Forks, Butcher Knives, Stees &c
stag, buffalo ivory and shell -
Fine assortment Of Rszors Scissors and Shears &c &C.
Also, Britannia Metal and English Tuned Iron Tea and
Table Spoons, of Boardman,s and Mir's manufacture
wosrENHoLMs sissS PSGxEr CUTLERY.
assorted and blades worthy tho attention OF buyers
Terms sash ~ current m funds -, al. no ..a
on the premises Q. y aPPfGasiRs99 PMGsR9 e &c aasGn
Reakmau
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EDwARD sCHENCK, AUcTIONEER
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE


ny EDWARD SSRES sSRESok X on "F Fhassssy ,s a %
O'Clock at his salesroo 90 Liberty street large and ele
T.o f sS IN So Ss
Suits Tss. apS sses S,n and S s
Td S . stands nSs ss
class ssei' and 70 Ss persaDioy 'sd sAS
~ kEEosNT sIHtA tsraA SsifsT o. PosfEs. frAEros. &C.
BY EDWARD sCHENcK., on THURSDAY. 18Th ins! a. I
Ponies about ii hands high warranted perfectly sound kind
ana %lsc sssSs essant an rTsr PscoS Tsy and Harness.
The above win be positively sold on Thur.day.
ExEcgrs.x g, +. sESsAsIS sMHSatp
M 50 From, s ss q .ss
Fixture. snd Lease q premise. Belonging Q q.
sssnay q rissI white and ysilcy Fas spSss:
2. Pitch Tar &C. sls9 2. nor,s' wasc%ss arns:' Sheds
Sy S'e % 'es ~ south street. Once u%Sa pes
CRIB. Isss
as y S.. ars SrS or & &C. &C. BY
U COTTON. AvCrroKEER-ExrsAL LARGE SALE
Mirrors Plane rich Curtains Paor suits &C. BY cal.
ssy cpsS.. 4 s.@ s ssSss s Ss.s
lie: @%S ns es% " % aIs . & 70 and ae soo
order es More s parcuIas The day o sale whoa s
L,ERRy LEASE AT AUCTIoN.-AT TIE CITY HALL,
IL on Monday, May ~ 1868 at II O'Clock A. NJ, will bo
sold public auction 10 the highest bidder with adequate
security OF ten from the list day Of June,
1866 lease establish and maintain ferry from The basin
Of Spring street. IN the city OF New York " Hobo
Jersey nj the point where the oid ferry was es
tabished within 900 yards north or south o. tint point
The landing place Hobokcn New jersey 10 bo furnished
by the purchaser ..--..,.
The conditions and covenants of the lease be In the
form of leases heretofore catered Into BY the
corporation which be had application At the occ OF
the Comptroller BY order OF the Commissioners of the
sinkngFund. MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN
GEORGE COOK AUCTToNEER
Vt saesraoms q Liberty M MstrccS
MIRR0Rs PIANOS, &C.
On Thursday May 8 at l0 o'clock very elegant stock
OF first Mass Goods removed for convenieuce Of sale
Catalogues at sale. Goods boxed for shipping
IIEyRY H. LEEDS AucTIoNEER. II. n. LEEDS 4
IL MINER viii sell BY auction Thurrday, May To- ~
o'clock st their salesroom % Liberty street. large sale OF
choice Wines and Liquors and Cigars by order OF asssnees
ccnsssins q nne old Dua Gordon Crown remsrsn @ ,Id &
serc.i Tadsirs 10 bottle and aemohn le Sns Old ro vn
tage i60 Hennesseys Oard and Vineyard Propetos and
Co9nac BrAndes Ia packages 10 sui(; also Holland 0iu,
Jaraica and b. Croir Rum, Rye and Bourbon Wbstey.
WITH line OF ChAmpagnes Hook and ClArets OF superior
quality. Also 6UO0 gcauine imported Havana Cigars I'm
ported By the pesent for his private use Of
trsnds Csrecas very superior aud hsA e cc:A S s q
wskon, Assignee.
rrRNpv n uRnra IN AuCrrONprp
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G. YOUNG, AU0TfONEER.- SAfB OF
IA Household Furniture, this day wednesday,, at IL
O'Clock precisely the residence No 80 Washington square,
Of Waverey and Seventh street. Consisting Of
enc magnificent rosewood rano:ote full .eve. ocI.ses
Cover also elegant and black nut srQr su
covered In the richest description; Brussels and Ingram
Carpets on Paintings marble top Blreans Wash stands
Centre Tables elegantly carved cdsteads pure cured Hair
Corner ID Book stand. - Table l. Q, Curtains,
black walnut and mahogany sofa bottom Chairs Sofas
lounges Table Cutlery Ware, Crockrry CoCks and
everything usually found In first class house Sale pc
ptory aud deposits required from purchasers N B.
The seventh avenue directly past the door.
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ii dRxAT CLOSING SALE or
e oELIES9AsE1rn ISH 0AgINSEy Niy TUs.sIITyHE: :. Il u:
ct GeS and ~ Broadway
Being .ss entrs !. balance q sscSt o. o~ y:
Positively without any reserve,
To close the conocrn this week
~CATAL00Vk5 NOW READY.
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T COLE AyCTIoNEER; ELEGANT NEW HOUSE,
Thursday May l6 At 10 O'Clock al No Washington ave.
west aide, near 0ates avenue, Brooklyn large and
assortment OF Phrlor Chamber and other Furniture
Carpets Mirrors China dlsssware &C. Also three valuable
csaogues and pedigees apply the auconser s69 Fulton
street. Brooklyn Sale positive. on account OF the owner
gOiug alb
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MORRIS wlI.KINs. AUCTIONEER.-spECiAL SALE
I1 or Old Madeira, Wno also small lot Of Port Sherry.
Rum Brandy whskcy &C. belonging TO the estate OF the
late Charles March, imported Tor his own use W the late
a. auction wsd6esday May ~ s a. u O'clock at their
the stocas above having been in the posscsion OF Mr.
March and that OF the executors since BID comprising uapc
Juice Verdrho Sercal Bua Rapid Calcutta, Branin Old
Reserve Wandcrer Muscntel iuan dc Carvalal and 1d
Shcrfcs Old London Dock Duncans and Tawney Ports,
otard Brandy Isay whiskey. Old London Dock BARKER
together probably tho best selected private stock OF
No other admitted Samples VIII be
shown Office. No. Pine street, on saturday the
18th inst Catalogues be also had oa that day or VIII
be mailed order.
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TOsFPH HE0EMAN g,
81 ~ THURSDAY, MAY 16 a
10 O'Clock A. M at LOS Perep0nt street. corner OF Clinton
street, brooklyn.
Pier and Oval Mirrors Lace Catains mahogsny and wal
torc Hair Maresses Crockoy Brusses and ingratn Car
pets Otlcloha, 0as Chandeiers and Brackets
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HENRY q, LEEDS, AyoTIoNBER; rup
III ARTTS1S' AND PAINTERS MATERIALS. THE
STOCK 81 M oRSsS S. RE6EHSSEED AND
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER wM sell at auction, on
wednssdsy May aud each sycoeeang day. o. ioM oGoGs
Of Oliver street. order Exsouor the stock Of
g. NJ Dodge, E:qr deceased consisng Of Artist anr
oF AkT.sr AND rAtSIERs, MATERIALS, col. c9LomsS RS
Brushes Of all kinds; 0lan Dryoolos Draw
fsrsaAss " catalogue Sale without any reserve;tocioss
the business. ' W.
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IOOrH RBorMENr n. r. v-iSrH REoiNENr. n.
dss s Bswsry WsSSs:d. sysslos Ny y a. iG:s S:s
ueh regiment r. ". Tor ho q obssn!ns their
riGhts. CHARLka LlNCu. PreetQeut
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VxrANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLR
w young woman. nurse. or as chambermaid IN small %
of city reference given from her last situation Call for TIVE
days 1T $50 Sd av., near 4Oth st.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

JESv. DAVIS. capture of the head
Of the rebellion was announced on Monday
last by cannon from the Hospital and q
eight indulgence in spirits on this side.
This issue contains the report. The idea
that "the President" las Mrs. Davis called
him) "would hurt somebody" when he
was in pettiooats and running for swamp,
Is beautiful!
II he is convicted Of completely with
Booth he will be hung certain if not he
will. share the fate of the captured leaders
in the rebellion. We want to hear of
Breckinndge's capture because, in our
opinion, he is much the worst man of the
two. Il Let US wait es.a ...--. -.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

Observation-Disclosures CLARK, acknow
lodged to be one of the best statesmen Of
McGregor, has returned from his eastern
trip and is now employed at the extensive
and popular Dry Goods store of Messrs.
Hinlein & Heineman, Fox's Block--the
old stand of Steinam & Co, where Mr..
Clark Was formerly engaged as salesman
To the numerous friends of ibis gentleman
who were of opinion that his home would
be made permanently in the east, it is but
jas. to inform them tina. be s again "on
hand ready to wait on all customers with
Characteristic sffability.
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Latest News,

Latest News. 1884,. ar
Ex-senator R. NJ. T. fIunter, of Va, has
been arrested, and placed in confinement
on gunboat in the James river. The
cause Of the arrest Is not given. e
Augusta, Ga, was occupied BY Wilson's
forces without opposition.
At last advices negotiations continued in
progress for the surrender Of Kirby Smiths
army, and Gen. Grant IL in daily expecta.
ton Of receiving intelligence Of that event.
The army of tho Potomac has reached
the defences Of Washington on the south
side of that river. Sherrnan's army is
marching from Fredericksburg to Alexan.
dria. Sheridan's corps were expected at
Washington on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Secretary Seward hopes to be able to
attend at his Office during the present
week. Aaf "#@ ~ i"
A petition, signed BY all the leading re-
publicans Of Cincinnati, was sent to Presi.
dent johnson yesterday, asking FIR com.
mutation Of the sentence Of Bowles, Milf
gan, and Horsey. Mrs. Bowles is On route
for w ashington, to intercede for her hus.
band. Efforts are also being made to
obtain from the president pardon for
Charles Walsh. .-@ a'.,@'a
It is understood that all men raised for
one year under the last call are to be mus
tered out Of service Immediately.
Mr. Harlan will assume tho duties Of
secretary Of the interior on Wednesday.
The particulars Of the capture Of JED.
Davis and = number Of his companions will
be found in another column
The evidence (none Of which has been
published) before the military commission
for the trial Of the assassination conspira-
tors, which, until the 18th, was in secret
session, Is said to be overwhelming IS to
tho depth and extent Of the conspiracy,
proving conclusivly that it originated In
Canada. Reverdy johnson appeared in
behalf of Mrs. Surratt. Objection was
made to him by one of the members Of
the court, but after debate, it was with
drawn. r3 saTs -aav &.r .
Gen. j. E. Smith superceeds Gen. G. G..
Washburns in command Of the district Of
West Tennessee, headquarters at Memphis,
and will assume the duties of that position
on the LIST Of June. -t
Gen. Dana is relieved Of tbs command
of the department Of the Mississippi which
hss been turned over to Gen. Warren.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

paper never had that habit. .Capt.
Benton says it is advisable for all persons
to have their envelopes stamped with their
names and business: . new regulation Of
the department, requires letters not fully
paid to be sent at once to the Dead Letter
Office and to be returned to the writer
We would explain more fully, but space
forbids this week. Mrs. and Mr.. Newell,
on an evening Of last week had select
party Of = most agreeable character. The
young people Of the city were in attendance
and enjoyed themselves nicely.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

We are in receipt of the following from
. good girl at Frankville, under date of
May 18th. "Jans" is right in the spelling
of the word Douglas :" .-.. . ..
EDS. TIMEs:-I like your correspondent
"Lorena; but her Enigma, in your last, has
one So too many IN the word Douglas.
The first Enigma is "Stephen Arnold
Douglass;" explanations: Daguerre, Tasso,
Pallas, Handel, Don.
"Rs" Enigma is "Ex-P President Lincoln;
explanations: Line, Lesson, Express, Tri.
dent, Nice, Dinner, Ellen, Pride, Dentist,
Lint, Nile.
Waiting patiently for the TINES Of next
week, l subside. a. JANE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

j. L. CAMPBELL. II South Clark Street,
Chicago, sends US elegant cngravings rep
rcsenting the coffin of President Lincoln
with his Farewell Address to his neighbors
Of Springfield. delivered Feb. 18th, 1861.
Dealers can get these mournful but beau.
tiful engravings at $40 per bundred-they
sell readily at 20 to 25 cents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

CoxE--S. 2. ROUNDS, of the Chicago
CABINET, in the last issue Of that most Gle.
CANT little Monthly, threatens to visit, this
summer, all the printing establishments Of
the Northwest, soliciting orders for type
and making himself generally useful. The
raging waters Of Bloody Run arc subsiding
now and We would be pleased to have our
old ox-voyassr again drop into the
TINES Office.
S7ERL, our latch string is out.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

Proclaim alton. #
Whereas, the sidewalks In NcGregor are becoming
dangerous through want of proper attention and repairs
and whereas ordinances in force requiring occupants
Of property to repair the walks in front Of their resi-
dences, now. therefore, DOUGLASS LErySGwxII Mayor
of the City of McGregor do give this public notice:
From and after Monday next May 22d, in all cases
where occupants owners Of property shall have failed
to comply with the ordinances referred TO- the Marshal
of tho City will DO authorized to attend to the recon
structon repairs required and the expense incurred
will be collected from such delinquent occupants
owners in accordance with the law in such made
and provided. ~
DOUGLASS LEFFINGwELI, Mayor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

JoE WoEK.-Thc McGregor Times job
office of late, is turning out the best blank
work, both IS printing and ruling VIC have
lately seen. -
Their Office has no equal north Of Du.
buque, and hardly there.
Hoisington, the book binder, whose
Office is in the same building with the
Times, can't be beat in bis line.-Lansin0
Journal,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

TINES OrFIcE. Tuesday, May l6-4P.M NJ.
Weather warm ~ July. The frost of last week in.
ured wheat and barley that In instances they
will be resown. River falling fast; above Winons
boats barred frequently. Markets nominal-that
il to SAY, no trade Bosinsas dull Wheat here. for
strictly milling IS to 90 cents. In Chicago and Mil
waukss. loo. Arm. Gold LIS to $50. Benton Co.'S
report i loft out Of this isus because Of change
worth reporting and TO save space. Next week
promised an active produce trade. Our merchants are
doing Wholesale trade that is gratifying but the
country retail trade il not brisk.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

The Concert.
This grand affair will come of, as per
Programme Advt. this week, on Thursday
evening At the Baptist Church. Some
little embarrassment has occurred in get.
ting the actors together and accommodating
them to their peculiar parts, but rehearsals
have been frequent and the people of Nc.
Gregor may expect . treat in Vocal and
Instrumental music of the highest order.
Mr.. john G. BAKER, Of the Cory mercantile
house. and one of the greatest tenor singers
in America, has consented to take leading
part in several pieces. We would name
others Of distinction who will add to the
entertainment, bat fearing that some would
be omitted, We avoid invidiousness By
silence. We are requested by the directors
to express their thanks to Mr.. r. Hubbard
for placing his Piano in the Church for the
use Of the choristers. The members of
the Co,net Band have also placed the direc-
tors Of the Concert under obligations for
their ready cooperation in this praise.
worthy cause.
The readers of the TINES will notice the
excellent letter Of Mr.. A. Brown, and care.
fully read the circular relating to the
Chicago Sanitary Pair: then they will throw
aside stinginess, and in their admiration for
music and their kindness toward the de-
tenders Of our common nationality, they
will crowd that Baptist Church so full that
arepetition Of the Programme will be de.
manded on the succeeding night We
move t1o. night entertainmcnt-this may
tax the singers and players heavily, but
the cause is noble one, the credit of the
city Is 1T stake and If the FATHER gave
musical capacity to his favorite children
they ought to hand its blessings to those Of
us who are not so fortunate.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

A country girl, says the Rocky Mountain
News, was split from wagon on the other
day, and had all her 6nery mussed in the snow
drifts. After recovering from q short spell Of
"Oh, fiddle hope there was no editor man
in sight"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

BUSINESS. Advertising this week ID
decidedly numerous" Should these evil
dences Of appreciation continue we win be
obliged to publish young TINES in the
shape Of q supplement. .eg a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOUIS NJ. ANDRICK,
FOR SALE!
Notice

hereby given that the Clayton County Agricultu-
raj Society will hold their annual meeting for this
year at National the last Saturday in May at one
o'clock r. NJ for the purpose of eecting their officers
for the ensuing year. and transacting such other bus
ness as may properly come before the meeting
Inc Secretary takes this occasion to congratulate the
members on tho prosperous condition of the Society;
ana TO rejoice In the hope of bright and useful future
Ter our beloved Association, and, further decline
the comforts Of private life to
the applause and censure incident to public acts.
National, Clayton Co., Iowa, May 10th, 1895. ais
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

A oaAcELEss writer in the London Atheneum
says "Ladies' heroes nay be ranged in two
principal divisions gloomy mesmerizers, who
compel pretty women to marry them by the
power Of the eye, and irreclaimable scalnps,
with whom all the fair sex fall in love from
their own delightful instinct.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

A young man in Kingston. Ulster county,
q few days since offered lady friend who was
acting as missionary collector, twenty Ave
cents for every kiss she would give him.
Lady vent right to work and earned $3.50 for
the fund in few minutes
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

"Poos DICK how sadly he is altered since
he 10 married :" remarked one friend to
another. why, yes, of course" replied the
other "directly mans neck is in the nuptial
moose, evry one must see that he's . battered
neraOn -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

Gen. Lee is said to have declared that "the
assassination of the President was crime be.
yond execration," that sit could not be spprov.
ed by any good man.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

Tue OuIsIDE.-The Irish Editor. ;. Ma,
tional Debts and U. S. Stocks. The War
is over. .. Turkish Women i. Hats.
Dress. :. Corbett ;. Old Hoops Can
ada on the Assassins. .Superstitions. -.
Miscellany.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

WHEELER is pretty much out of heavy
boots just now, the season being over; but
for fine calf and kip, for ladies CATERS,
balmorals.. for gentlemen's easy shoes and
children's boots and shoes Of al varieties,
Artcmas is hard to beat this side Of
Lowell
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

The ClRcUs.-The large and beautiful
show bills about town as well the Advt.
in this issue Of the TINES tell US that De.
Haven's Circus is to be here, on the goth.
The actors named in the programme arc a
sufficient guarantee Of the excellence of the
performance. Levi j. North alone would
attract an audience At this place, we'll
known as he is throughout the Northwest.
DeHaven, the Manager and sisnor Bliss
are also acquainted "in these parts.' The
whole establishment is new and at this
early stage Of the season neither actors
nor animals are tagged out and lazy in their
work as we often see them in August and
September. Let US pitch in and buy all
the fun they have to spare.
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McGregor, May 18th, 1865.

TIE You've MANS FRIsND-Lst every man be his
own Doctor This il the name of q Box of Medicines
prepared by eminent Physician in Cincinnati II
t~ins preventative and cure for all private diseases
with directions how TO treat cash therefore with
tho Young Mans Friend in your possession you have
the full directions and medicine for the treatment OF
yourself and friends 1t ID for sale by Druggists every
where. Ask for the Young Mans Friend.