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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

7oHH RATS versus BIRDS-Whoever en-
loo0. cages in shooting small birds is
cruel man; whoever aids in extermi.
mating rats is bcnefactor. We should like of
correspondents to give the benefit of their expert
ence in driving out these pests We need something
besides dogs cats and traps for this
American, ". Y.
No. See "CosTAR's' advertisement in this paper.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

SulciDE.-A little girl of or IL years
OF sge, living in the family of Dr.. w. 0.
SHsRMAN, couple of miles west Of this
village, committed suicide on Saturday by
taking poison. We have not been able to
obtain details Of the sad affair.-Monros
4tnkinA.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12
~ o TxCE.

LII persons are forbid cutting or taking any TIM
IL BIER from the SPANISH GRANT from and after
this date without permit from the Agents of the COM
pany All parties trespassng hereafter, will be dealt
with to the extent of Law. ats.ya nss
Persons wishing to purchase wood or down timber,
can apply to the Agents. VIM GREENE,
o. McCRANEY,
General Agents Giard Land Company.
Septembe 1858. 500
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12
PTTRH AID.

FU@H .AI1s
I)UY your Ale of the CHICAGO ALE MALT CO
1t is the best in the market and gives satisfaction
to all
Ga The Agent at McGregor for, and WHOLESALE
DEALER in this admirable beverage, il aar La
437 d. ALLEN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12
Cement.
. vnrUcVruTu n rEASi

On BBLS. LOUISVILLE CEMENT, DOUBLE
lUVD STRENGTH, Just received and for sale by
Az BENTON BROS CO
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

WANTED!

NO sell 157 acres of valuable land situate directly
i north of the John Orr farm, 2l4 miles from this
city, and lying the main road leading into the entire
country tributary to McGrcgor This land ID not only
desraby situated but has abundance OF good timber
and three springs of the purest water ON it, For ncr
nation enquire by letter OF r. d. Gardner, Auburn, NJ
w. John L. Davis, this city, who will show any par
ties desiring the whole of the premises 3m445
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

Pleasant Grove Gene terry.
TIME proprietors Of this beautiful burial place take
i pleasure in announcing TO the people of McGregor
that they have the grounds fenced good substantial
manner, and are prepared to give good titles to lots
All persons who have friends buried there are requested
to forward and arrange for their lots the pro-
prietors will be compelled to their remains to
the POtters Field.
Applications to be made TO
WIN. GREEN or
ORLANDO McCRAMEY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

4
- ~ - FARMERS AND HOUSE
KEEPERS should recollect
- that hundreds of dollars
worth OF Grain, Provisions,
&C., annually destroyed by Rats, Mice, &nts and
other insects and yermine-ll of which be prevent
ed by few dollars worth Of "Costars' Rat, Roach
Ant, &C, EXterminator, bought and used freely.
See "Costar's' advertisement in this paper.
Sold in McGregOr, by Benton Bros. Co., Hunting
ton Co., and all druggists and dealers.
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CARLETON, Publisher, New or
A GENTS WANTED
~ tn sRrI.
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT,
Hy HapAnsg GurpTPy

BY HORACE tREELEY
This work has rival candid, lucid. complete and su
thentic history Of the Great Civil way Its popularity su
GENTLY indicated the fact that the weekly sales OF Vol
are greater than those Of al similar histories united
Vol ii will be completed az the earliest day consistent with
thoroughness and accuracy The author having awaited HIM
self Of the full Official Reports Of the Confederate, as well as
the Union authorities will present both sides Of the great
struggle with equal fitness This volume viii abandanty
sustain the high reputation OF Vol. |.
From 1he Albany Evening Journal.
No man in America is convessnt with the subject
Than Mr. Greeley aud none more competent TO 90 justice
sgreeGbly disappointed 1t is pervaded by spirit
csthocity and freedom from partisan leaning that Of
his best friends did not expect.
From The New-York Herald.
The American Conflict" by Horace Greeley prove IN
the thinkers Of ali nations work OF interest
with Nspoleons " Life Of Cesar" The Emperor
with his mighty eons his back has been the leader OF the
nations during the past Thirty centuries the Editor with h
burning thoughts printed in front VIII be the leader OF TIA,
nations in the fry cen uries 70 come;
From The New York Leader.
No public whatever his politics and preudices may be
should refuse TO it prominent place in his library
From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
OF course history from standpoint of observation fa
but is marked by much less prejudice and is d6sued by
far less partisan feeling than Of friends would inag
fne II contains vast amount Of information ard is alto
Reher superior for reference to volume on the subject that
has yet appeared.
From The London Daily News.
We earnestly commend this history work Of erkeC
ability and perfect good h No person OF c1ndor whatever
be his opinions, could Iead without feen. indebted C
Che author.
Prom The London Saturday Review.
Mr. Greeley is qualified above al his emporares for The
fully how the leaders Of the South gradually
tempted and encouraged into fatal and almost inca pcab
ulistske.
address o. D. CASE Co.. Publishers. at Hartford. Conn
eroit Mich j. C. DERBY. General AGENT 40 ) Spruce st.
Rev York; GEO. C. w. SHERWOOD, Chicago, III.
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60 Wbom il man Contern.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,

SURGEON tTSEBALs OrrCE,
WASHINGTON CITT. ID. &. August IL, 1865. I
An ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, To consist
~ OF Br.vct Colonel s. griper Surgeon u. s. A. Pres
dent; Breyet Lruenaut Colonel H. r. Nrz. Surgeon IT, <
Al Breyet L.utenlnt onol Anthony eger Surgeon q. y
A. snd Bfeyet MAJOR G. C. lee Assistant 'ageon u. g. A.
Recorder will meet in New-YorN City the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER next the examination of candidate. for admission
the Medical staff OF the United States Army and OF A
sistant Surgeons for promotion.
Applicants must be- between 81 and " yesr Of age, and
physically sound.
of The army. stating the residence OF the sp sud the
date and place Of h birth; they be accompanied by
respectable testimonials Of moral character.
II the applicant has been in the service hs will send the
testimonial Of the chief med cal officer, under whom be ha.
sered and ifin service at the present time, the application
must be sent through Medical Director Of tho
Department.
No allowance made for the expenses Of persons undergo
ing the examination, it is indispensable prerequisite
appointment
1bere~Ie low twelve vacancies in the Medical Staff
j. X. BARNES, Surgeon General u. & A.
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Real estate for Sale.
TO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET.


Il TLERS!-A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
FOR SALEFor the purpose Of insurng safe Investment
Tor cspA ana encouraging sexual settlers 70 niu "
Southern States the undersigned for the last 20 respect
lively citizens OF the states of Tennessee and oussns have
associated themselves General Agents and now offer or
SALE Capitalists, and the now inqurng LOT
fsvorsbe locations at the South large small amounts OF
the valuable improved and unimpfoved lands In the
Many Of hese lands In the highest state OF cultva
ton aud producing from fifteen hundred to two thousand
pounds seed from two thousand totweDyye h1ni
red pounds of good merchsnsbe per together with
from hity to seyentyyr gaous OF moasses In addition 70
his tabe crops Of invite the labor Of the husband
man Stock of all kinds may be easily raised having mere
advantage those stndes where long ana sever
Winters require much housing feeding and attention A.,
These lands situated in the States OF Tennessee Aa
bama Mississippi, Arkansas Louisiana and Ieh, many o.
them on or the Mississippi Red, ArSansa w mtg an
st Francis aud other nsyigable water courses ana a
roads ao ding good fronts and opportunity ior
and easy access to market. s.L A,
Vessels be dispatched from New OK OF any u ,ne a.
iantic ports and landed with full cargo on the panks o. W.
Bayou Teche ST. Mays Parish Loui-sa country ~ s &c,
CHEST state oscuyation before The war Of m
tiity and beauty the only spot It believed wIeo 'n
zane a certain crop in the United States and can compel
with the product of the West India Islands Inc
yellow fever AID mia.ec d'S fra., osssr IcsI,
Tie climate bamy aud pleasant all ths year rSunu
Churcres Schools fine Sugar Houses. saw ana Gis ii
with abundant labor Tor hne AL m'''e 'i''"'U"'
patton. -. - -ai
opportunity for investment was never before offered
| In this country -, ,, c,..d
suburban property; improved and uampIoyed, incndn:
.torehouses city residences and country villas ehSoe "e
| for town, n mills, ard country stores. ,.
For further information Maps and Diagrams, sppicsoi
be made to the office OF the Undersigned al
C. BRiNALEY OF Tennessee
| PRPERENCEs
| CHAs. p LEVERlCH, Pres Bank OF New, orr ns,
| LEVERICH & Co.. Com. Merchants, No. III feHi'''
| SAMUEL HURLBUT. Baltimore, SD
WALTERS & Co., Baltimore Nd.
| DUNLOP. MONTCURE Co, Richmond.
| STONE, NICHOLS Il STONE hewiork.
DIP. MORGAN, Newly ork.
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Sales bp Auetior1.
A UCTION NOTICE.-UNITED STATRa
~ SALE.-sTEAMERS. TUGS AND SAILING WA
Sells
SAMUEL c. Cook Auctioneer
ON 1TESDAY MORNING sEpP Il, ,oex

ON IUESDAi MORNING, SEPT. II, leS1
AT THE pH!LIpELrHIi MAYNARD
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE listed STATES aoyrsr
MENTs : - A"
The iron side-wheei steamer FORT DONELsON-yso,,.
263 feet inches; breadth, % feet inch; depth Of hold
feet Q! inches, has two facilitating engines dsuets Of cyn
der 81 inche, length OF stroke 66 nches schooner
The iron side wheel steamer CORNUBIk -Lenv.s iIs.
BREADTH "a feet depth OF hold 10 feet II nch., bs,
laing zines; diameter Of cylinder 81 inches en,. -
stroke, 90 inches; schooner rugged;
feet 81 inches BREADTH n feet inches depth OF hold n
feet inches hast horizontal engines diameter ofc yna.
~ inches length OF stroke 6 inches; schooner g,ed
! Tie iron double-screw steamer PREsTON-Len,,h In
feet breadth % feet inch depth Of bold 10 feet A inches,
has direct acting engines deneer Of cylinder inch..
length Of stroke, 20 inches schooner ngged.
! The iron steamer VIKGlNIA-Lengh lro e..
breadth 26 feet inches; depth Of hold II feet inches. bss
two vertical engines diameter Of cylinder % inches. sus,s
Of stroke, "A inchesi bark ngsed
The iron steamer ANToNA-Lens,h. l5s fee. 10
inches breadth, % feet "A inches depth OF hold f~t IL
inches he's vertical engines; diameter Of cynisr =
inches length Of stroke. 30 inchcsi schooner rigged
The iron :idewheel steamer CLYDE-Leagk, M f.., q
nches breadth ID feet inches depth Of hold fst ~
inches has two Inclined engines diameter Of cylinder
inches length Of stroke ~ inches; schooner risssd
! The lrou Screw Steamer GERTRu DE-Leu.h ia fee. "a
inches BREADTH 81 feet; depth Of hold, 70 feet nch, H.
two oscia ting engines; diameter Of cylinder u iueb,s
length Of stroke, % inches; schooner rigEed,
The Wooden Screw Steamer HENDRlCK HUDSON
Length 10 feet nch breadth 10 feet inches depth :,
hold 10 feet a inchss has one engine diameter Of eynds
The screw Tug CLOyER-Length. IS feet n inch.
breadth 10 feet depth OF hold feet li inches has o.
condensing vertical engine diameter of cylinder inches;
eT Tho screw sew Tug JoNoUIL-Lensb 50 feet. oh,.
breadth u feet inehes depth Of hGd fee, inches. b.
Gms .Ca snsh roSs 20 Scbe: ' 'ynde
The Bak RESTLEss-Lensth, LOT feet inches; breadth
% feet inches; depth Of hold, 10 feet.
Inventories at the Auction store, No. ia South FrOut
TRRs,~Tweny per cen. on day Of sale; balance with,
six days when the vessels must be Iem9yed Rom the yard
j. u, COmmandaut
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liApISG ARTICLEs-rbe National Finances: Planters
Experience. Their Wituess Colorado Bad for Hamilton
state Ticket The Vermont Election New Route Denver
The Pay Depaitmeni The Montana Mimns Esson nIioi'
chu.e,t The Dangerous Elements Good lime for Generals
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New York; New England The Southern Atlantic state
The Gulf Sates; Tennessee snd Kentucky; The Western
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FOREIGN NEws-Europe; Mexico; Cannds.
A NEW ROAD Across THE CONTINENT.
ceedings Of the Convention The Platform The Nominations
MiSSBsorA REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
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TIE TRIAL OF WIRI-lnteiestins Particulars OF the Evi-
PROCLAMATION or PRovIsoSAL Gov. MARvIy OF FLORIDA
Our ETHIOPIAN CoRREsPoSDEScE-Our Paris CoresPon-
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NEWS EUROPE-Great Britain; The Cattle Plague
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Prussia; China The Chnee Rebelioni Newzealaud
The WAR IN SOU M AMERiCA-A Letter to the Editor
FIRE on BOARD 4 BRITIsB STEAMSHIP.
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milan TO Washington; sensation Created by his Pescnce
Arguees Case Interview OF Arguees Secretary with The
CrvIL vs. Military Ts-Corespon5ence Between
Secretary Stanton and GOV. Parker Of New-Jes.ey
Tue VERMONT ELECTION.
Wool MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION.
FRON NORTH CARoLISA-Spccih Correspondence Of the
Tribune; Raleigh Fayetteville and Back knston Non Re-
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in Kipston jail; Rebels aud Union Men; Agricultural Con.
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Even ng TAX a, Widow AtAin.oas; \ FAIR Day Con.
edera,e Landlords Speculation Concerning Dansrrou
Character" Palmyra aud IL Inhabitants, Police Customs
Site Of q Confederate Navy Yard; Various lcus
THO. LEIGH-By the Author Of Denis Dome" &c.
Chapter XLill; sidney scots Gain H., "a,
FROM Misunderstanding Letter from Oar SpeciaI II
Matamoro. Position Of the Liberal Pary and Their Wants
Tue Governmental Force; The Administration The Seat Q
Mexican Picnic aul Fftes; Brush ia the Dsrk
CnIcAGO BOARD rR.pE-froln Oar Special Correspond
eut Opening Of the New Hail. Delegate from Abroad tx
Migsi,sIrrI-Ciov. sharkey aud the State Militia
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FARM for SALEM COeymans, twelve
N miles from Albany containing 81 acres well fenced and
wstered good bui .dngs Price $4,000 including Horses
WAGON. and ali tas Farming Utensils. Apply to
JOHN II. TERRY, No 100 Prosdway
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Mrs. WOODS NEW BOOK!

THE LOST WILL.
THE LOST WILL.
THE LOST WILL AND THE DIAMOND BRACELET
Nv MRS HENRY WOOD, author Of mildred CrA'h,
"Verner's Pride" Ears Heirs East Lynne" Chsn
nings"" The Mystery" " The Castle Heirs The hun
away Match" A Lifes Secret etc., will be published OIL
Saturday next September l6 For sale by all booksellers
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IIWO ACTIVE BUSINESS PARTNERS
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS

We will oa,r FOR sale on the SECOND DAY OF OCIO-
BFR .95 the premises the valuable Iron Properly Known
a. TIiF TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, withofp acres
Of Land about good flaming Land caed snd under
siuafel IT,. Cuuheand River may miles above inc
mouth ia Ly0n County, keuiurAy embracing large and
Machine Shop aiming Lahcs Boring aud Flaming MA
chimes with Boiler aud Engine To run separate rom ,
with Grt Mn attached large warehouse, Dry GOODS
Sore Brick Oie. aid large number Of Dwellings Tor "oTk
en- Also about forty thousand bushels oil stone Coal and
sisty thousand bushels Of Charcoal.
ge above Iron orks have been In successful OPERATION Tor
number Of Year.. and reputation Of s iron July es,ab
hrl with capacity igr making I've n az thousand tun Of
Charcoal Iron ycsTyunsu passed by any uauuItc-
orv I'm the United States Tie fac tics iOT obtaining rig
iron ore superior establishment in the West. there BE-
Ing three 4fcoa luuAce within 10 three miles u the
Mil cap be Of producing eight thousand tln' oil
Iit lion yearly
The adte for obtaining cheap supplies Of Corn Pork and
other articles uIpassei.
Shipments 81 Iron be made 10 tho mouth oil the Cum
beIldnd River al seasons 81 he year.
TERMS OF SALE
The Rolling MT Forge and Lands thcgenno attached. al
Tools eubra Ing Mil Fore and BlacXsmh Tools and Weigh
Scales TO be sold credit IL ore, two tire and
iour years from date with approved security aud lien
/ tar ed until the puTch $50 money is paid.
II l. undcrtO5i tLst tie purcase The Hil lands and hr
i TO take tie wrought ron aud clst iron scraps stone
o farming tools carpenter tools com hay, mnes
cattle hos. iron safe ard fixtures in office. wagons carts.
medicine, etc. and cash Ut if valuation. Two dslnef-
fix said ytuaion ia thoy do not s-ee, TO
cal an n third man.
Tie object If ae sale close mp said partnership agree.
all 70 tie articles Of cop4ttner.hip.
Capitalists wishing 10 inSes H. profitable iron property
wi DO well 10 examine The same, where competent VIII
b. ready oil times 10 show the property and ave particulars
atti day Of sale DlLLMAN BROTHEKS
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PHOTOGRAPHS

ANDERSONVILLE PRISON. GEORGIA
The undersigned will no, ettemp to deny the fact that he
Chief Photographer OF whist once known the Amy
Of Tennessee commanded BY Generals Bragg Johnston aud
Hood 81 different times and during his connection with that
Department obtained :le consent Of Brig Gen. John H.
Wnder photograph the Sockade which he purposes
to publish to the world, believing that the history of the
giant struggle through which this generation has passed would
be complete without them. These pictures will consist
of series Of rgh hapse Photographs taken from the top
OF the StockaGe giving the entire interior history OF this
world renowned southern BGsie ct time when there was
- 600 ucarceTsed On every plate wall be printed
brief hsor cal inscription Of the picture at the time wa.
token that many who haye passed through the ordeal and
lived can point out very spot where they reared their
homely Hut Buried ia The ground The Series eompete,
insudiu. The Capture OF jefferson Davis BY the 2d Mc'
Cavalry Col PHchard viii BE- cold for 70 at the ScovAe
Manufacturing Company, No +BeelnAn-st; ~
a. l. RIDDLE,
Photographer.
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Doar0 au0 Rooms.

4 FEW desirable ROOMS have just been va
Gated AZ the Brooklyn Heights Water cure. No. o. 10.
lumba.i. Early applicants secure good boafd and
pleasant associates Turkish aud other baths the premises.
DROOKLYN- First-Class BOARD, with
Commodious Rooms, pieo-intly situated may he
Obtained BY application Ut s. w. OF Clinton and Car
rol.sts. Adults preferred.
DOARD WANTED for two or four persons,
ID from October November In private family or BOARD
Ing house Loo cation between Fourteenth and Fofi tsts.
Best references given and required Address, stating Oca
ton price. &c, 4. r. v, Box No. Z lf6 l.. q.
BOARD and ROOMS WANTED by Il Gen
ID -nan aud VIE tsb- must be good; dinner 1t D; one
comfortable large with hail bedroom of required loce
ton between sud Thlrteth aud Seventh and Third
avrs Address. giving Particulars aud terms {. r. j.. box
No 49, Tribune Office.