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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

OF Ok PER TON, 1000 POUNDS FOR RED
pIlsLC white ash Stove and Egg Coal. best ou,
screened and delivered from yards h Horsse street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILy-FOR GENTLE
j only. at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 6lS y
way. Parties unable to attend these lectures can have
forwarded receipt ten cents by addressing Secrets
New York Museum OF Anatomy
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22
manufacturing In lOwa---An ApPea al tt
the Farmers OF Clayton Co. ..r r

MI acturing In lOSva-.-An Appeal to
the Farmers Of Clayton Co. ..r..r.
Editors 1smes:-The experie, ce of the past
has taught US the Importance OF having IN ,nu-
factories established in our State and County.
sufficient, at least, to furnish the necessary sup
plies for the community. Speculation has laid
hold upon all foreign fabrics, and our people
are bled and doub'y bled, and taxed until for
bearance has ceased to be virtue. And the
only certain remedy that can see is for farm.
ers and others who are equally interested, to
join their capital together and build factories
at home, and thus save not onl- exhorbi,art
| profits between manufacturer and consumer.
but also cost Of transportation. The nearer
you bring your factories to the producer and
consumer. the better.
Isee that in several portions Of this State
| the people have taken this matter in hani in
good earnest, and already factories are spring.
ing into existence. Cannot the people of
Clayton Co do the same? know they can,
and believe they will when the matter is once
taken hold Of. There are one hundred farmers
in this County that | could name, WHO could.
! with little Or no Inconvenience to themselves
contribute the capital necessary to establish
and maintain u factory sufficient 10 meet at
least our imm ediate and most pressing wants
Two or three hundred dollars invested by
each farmer able, will he sufficient to carry this
matter into successful operation, and the invest
nent thus made will not only be Of immense
benefit TO them and their Eeishbors as saving
profitable. The stock of good mandatory
will never deprecate in value. and will eve
pay u good per centage. 1t cannot be other
wise. .- .......r. . 4.. ...... ..'
As know that every farmer in the County
feels and realizes the necessity of manufac
tory to work up the wool for their use, ] vii
not go into long dissertation upon that subject
but appeal directly to them and ask that the,
make some move in the matter. They will
find others ready and willing to cooperate will
them. Amy farmer or Other party willing t
subscribe stock, say 500 each share, will St
indicate to me by letter or otherwise, and j
sufficient encouragement is me, with to justify
RI will call meeting of those who SO indicate
when they can take the matter in their owl
hands and proceed to organize company
We have in this County plenty OF water pow
6r.t class factory. leave the question
Farmers, with you. Will you act7 So
ORLANDO McCxAsEY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

MANUFAcTUREs.-We invite the very
special notice Of county, as we'll as city
readers, to an article in this issue on the
importance OF organizing Manufacturing
Company in Clay ton. 1t is said that not a
pound Of wool is manufactured in this, thu
best county in the state! This is not as it
should be, ard we trust our farmers will
respond to the susg stions Of Mr.. McCra
ney. In other portions of the state such
enterprises are dividing profit Of 90 to %
per cent. Why is it that We cannot man
u!ac, ure our own products and have the
pref, a: home. This very important sub
ct will be REQUIRED to again. We thank
Orlando for his article and invite others
from his ex-editorial pen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22
y. IL. BAYLIS,
Veterinary Surgeon,

Late Veterinary Surgeon of the 9th Iowa Cavalry, Of
fcrs his services 10 the stockraisr ownersof hor
ses in Northern Iowa. His Office is at Pearsall &
Churchs Livery, Main Street, NcGregor, f0sca
DR.. Baylis deems it not improperly cgotstic TO pub
fish, in this connection the copy of letter from his
late commander Gen. Alfred Sully, now the frontier
CAMP NEAR Fl RANDALL, June 20, 1865
DR.. J. H. Boylis, Iets'raaTy Su'yeo1 9Th lo,cd Cav
airy: Dear Sirlt gives pleasure to testify to your
ability as Veterinary Surgeon. You have been with
me near years the plains, in section OF country
land on duty very hard on horse flesh; and where
have had the opportunity to notice your surgical or
medical practice horses have been much pleased
with your mode and success After you leave the
service You may probably wish to establish yourself in
business: ii my recommendation do you any good
you have it most cordially
With respect. yours,
as ALI. SULLY, Major General.
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The News Co. will excuse Us for declin.
ing a controversy with their Organ
Its range of debate is too coarse
in morals to justify us in reply ing.
We congratulate them on the success they
have secured in the Ishmael now fed by
them to SANDER their political opponents.
towards always use masks when they
would shun responsibility. Hair being
the measure of merit, the jack of course is
superior to the horse. We never shot at
but one buzzard until last week, and in
both cases we brought the nasty thing
down; in the last case as in the firs ,
We had to endure much stencil.
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News and Items.

| News and Items. s .. d..
II is announced that Spain intends tax.
ing energ tic measures for the suppression
| Of the slave trade.
The British government has ordered ali
restrictions on American vessels of war to
b. removed.
1t is now believed that tina Freuch army
in Mexico will be Withdrawn by enstal.
msnts and that by August or September
next year the whole will have returned to
France.
The Council Bluffs Bugle claims that
that city with only 5000 inhabitats, dos
more business than any city Of three times
its siz. on the Mississippi. We take that
bet. Mr. Bugls. ,.. .....
Tue total receipts from internal revenue
since the LIST of July are $ls7, 0oo,s65.
TIE report that Gen Mcclellan was on
his way homs from Europe is untrue.
Be true to all. We may be true to the
bad without being false to the good.
A French oh .mist says if tea is ground
the same as coffee before hot water is pnt
upon it. it will equal double the amount
unground. ...... ..
Tae salc.of governm ent vessels in New
Orleans has been prohibited. and those on
! hand ara being plac I'd ON . War footing
Three regiments Of regular cavalry have
been ordered to Tex as. T-s.8
Preston King collector Of thu port Of
New York, committed suicide on the 18Th
inst. by jumping overheard, from one OF
the Hoboken ferry boats.
There are now less than 5000 sick and
wounded in the government hospitals.
The ex-rebel iron clad Merrimac is being
| raised
The national armory at Harpers Ferry
is to be rebuilt.
A company of marines, from Canada.
have crossed into Maine for the purpose OF
arresting deserters. An outbreak is feared,
and H,ncnck's corps has been ordered to
rendezvous in that state. ...-
Capt Hubbard, of Linn Co, has been
appointed jugs Of the 9th judicial dis
trict. gs., s.z-g5.. 2.fs~-- .s.@
The Mississippi and Missouri railroad
has been sold to the Chicago and Rock Is
Ind. .s-.4..
Connecticut gave 6,2l7 majority agains;
negro suff age. .s..
| A Fenlan jnu,nal is to be established in
New York. John Mitchell will be its edi
| tor. o." @-sr~. s"S-s s7- "5- - '-s-A '-s ~-~5+
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FIRE. We have written articles by the
ream on FIRES, and the necessity of pro-
yiding against them by care Of stove pipes,
tluss, &C., &C., and then by the purchase OF
machinary to fight fire with. AS yet Nc
Gregor has been slow in response to sug.
gcstlons. that each man individually admit
ted were important and should be needed.
We are glad to see Mr.. Richards on our
streets with subscription paper to raise
money for Hook a. Ladder Company: i,
was hut just started On Monday evening
and several liberia! signatures were attach
ed. .a .-= ... ... ..-.s.
Let all men who dislike to be burned out
Of home one Of these coming, cold, win
ter nights, put down their dust and give
our city an opportunity to sleep in com
parasive safety. Our share has Away
been ready.
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A BElDGE We see by the Dubuque pa.
psrs that surveys are in progress relative
to the r. r. bridge at that point and that
the bridge will be built opposite the bust
ness part Of the city instead Of away down
tho river where nobody but Locomotives
live. 1t seems the Legislature pasted an
act, or an anendatory one, empowering the
Supervisors Of the County to locate the
bridge or something to this effect. r. r.
interests or desires are not exactly sub.
served by this and little tempestuous
tax is the result. In view If this protec.
ton Of her ctizens..agaipst outside capital
lists who ALWAYS ignore the interests of a
built town, why may. not the Clayton
County Board be similarly empowered to
locate the r r. bridge at this point
, LEFT, what saw YOU?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

As Usual OF the Issue after January
First, several of cur subscribers will nat
receive the TINES. If delinquents care
not to pay for our paper We cannot be ex
pected to care for them. We are poor
hands to dun folks, but unless some money
is sent US pretty soon by the deliuquents
the wicked" sheet you are now reading
need not be called for at the Post Office
Fun is fun" and We like it, but printing
for nothing is SO excessively funny" thai
we cannot see it. r -rta
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

Mr.. Leonard Jones, of Louisville, an
elderly, good.talkins gentleman, not gaudi.
ly attired by any means, except that EAU.
like, his head and face were almost hidden
with hair and beard-a sign Of ability in
the estimation of some moderns-c on
US last week and informed this office that
he was on his way to Washington to con
vince Andy johnson Of the fact that he
was not the legal president of the United
States, and to insist upnn his resignation!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

The OUTSIDE. -Ol Poetry, five small
dishes. PRosAlc: Letter from the James
MacGregor Expedition to Colorado. :. !. A
good boy wanted. :. !. /. Keenan, confronted by
a Christian miracle. =. Good sense Of Hon.
Montgomery Blair. IA poker preacher
yarn, o! Illinois. Notice. Of Cigars.
Excellent advice TO young as well as old
boys" Miscellany. and Hpmor.
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Sec notice of change.

CoNcERr.-The Concert Of Mrs. Bancroft
and her sister, Miss Julia Randolph, came of
in the Bap,is. church, on Saturday night, to a
large and appreciative audience. We have
lived in McGregor almost ten years and never
have we heard so neat, so agreeable and so uni
versally satisfactory concert. The pieces
we're we'll chosen, beautifully Sung and exceed
office were even in favors before this note was
commenced, but our desire to treat others well
induces these remarks. Let no person OF re
fined taste in music Or eloquence forget to at
tend Mrs. Baucroit's concerts.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

ktUtSbI Ne"Ss -
The report that Gen. Ortcga and other
officers Of the liberal army Of Mexico had
been shot, has been confirmed bv advices
by way Of San Francisco. This has so
aDgered the republican general Alvarez
that he has proclaimed the life of every
captured French or imperial general for
fei,ed. r .s' I.#f 81 ..rr.1 f....
It was falsly reported that Vallsndigham
was recently assaulted a, Eaton, Ohio.
The negro troops have all BEEN sent out
Of Kentucky. t
Documents have been received by the
state department at Washington, proving
that the British officials knowingly allowed
the departure of the pirate Alabama.
The load of Massachusetts, females for
Washington territory is expected 70 star t
this week. ........ .....
Advices from South America states that
Chill was making great preparations for
war. Letters of marque had been issued
in large numbers, blockadc-runrers was
encouraged, and military roads and tee
graph lines we're being constructed.
The French and Belgian soldiers in
Mexico, are said to be dying from inter.
mittent fever. 1t is reported that the siege
Of Matamoras has been raised aud the lib
eral army broken up in small bands. A
French SQUADRON has arrived at the mouth
Of the Rio Grande. saa.r.... ...
A large number Of women have been ap.
pointed postmistressssin the south, on &C
count Of the inability Of the men to take
the prescribed oath. @st0- 60.
The French minister earnestly protests
against the appointment of minister to
Mexico, accredited 10 the liberals.
Tho president has decided to issue "a.
tons to the sutf>r,ag whites and negros in
the southern states during the coming win.
ter. ,.. Vs.. ......-.
Specimens Of gold quartz from the V>r
million gold mines continue TO arrive at st.
Paul, showing the richness Of the mines.
Governor Hamilton, of Texas, has or
dsred state convention to meet on the 7th
Of February next. The election Of dele
gates is to be held on the S:h of January.
A proclamation by the President relative
~ tuc CoHst'ucllon VI tue COulnSTp
States, is anticipated in a few days.
The pirate Shenandoah has surrendered
to the British naval authorities. Her cap
tain first heard Of the close Of the war on
the SO.h Of August, and Immediately
steered for England. He and his crew
have been released on parole. 70 les.
Earl Russell has been installed Premier
OF the British Government, and Lord Clar-
endon Minister of Foreigs affairs.
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va TICE!

FORSYTH would respectfully inform his custom
81 ers and the public in general that he has $50
clated with Mr.. McFADDEN. lately from New iorh
City, for the purpose Of establishing Frst lass Mc,
chant Tailoring Business in McGregor in which lie
feels confident that he will succeed, MIR. Mcf add,,
is one OF tho best TailoIs in the northwest and he
challenges any one to make better Coat regards
Cut. Make Sly lie and Fit in the State OF Iowa Those
who wish their Garments made in the best manne,
possible will do well to patroniZe this establishment ~
he will guarantee satisfaction to all He is also con
stantly in receipt Of the latest Paris London and Amer
lean Fashions through his agent in New York.
n. B.-Boys' and Youths Garments cut in the most
tasteful mahner and made in the best style that be
found in any establishment in the west ,...-
Soliciting your patronage, am respectfully yours,
J. FORSYTH.
McGregor, Nov. 18th, 1865 3w474
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COMMERCIAL.

TINES OFFICE. Tuesday, Nov. 2l-4 P. NJ.
The weather for the past two weeks has been most
beautiful; pleasant days. clear hazzy and bracing
without GOODNESS; light frosts.
Owing to large receipts at the Lake ports the
close of navigation, &C., &C., grim has fallen some
what. Hogs are a triAe lower and cattle are not in
such active demand
Benton, Bros. Co.'S report below will post you.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

BUSINESS CHANGE.-Geo. D. Gardner, Esq ,
his interest to Grsgor MacGresor, son Of the
late Alexander MacGregor. Gregor is q
steady, wellquaiticd, courteous young man,
and we wish him the success he merits Mr..
Gardner designs spending the winter in the
southern statesmen for his health, because
that wants no improving to see the sights
from southern standpoint. We can't spare
George from these headquarters only on short
furloush.
Sec uo.ica of chanpn. -
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CLosrNG. Strouse and Rowe's notice.
it may do you good. The present parties
to the firm may leave Us, but the business
will remain and we shall therefore often
see one or both the principals ; they must
come to McGregor once year, at least.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

don't care to ride in your chariot! Your
style Of travel is is distasteful to me. 1t
scatters too much dust sin my eyes. Ny
Iron Horse is slow, know, but much
prefer him. \ 4 = *
saw the Bluffs at ast,-the Wisconsin
River bluffs. felt like embracing them;
dear, rough, old forms they took me
back to my loved East. wonder will it
be soon or long before reach again that
part of my orbit which delights to finger
within the deep valleys and on the high
mountains Of that state where was born.
The stars shine sweeter there,-the birds
TOOK loveiier, the Spring time comes with
a deeper freshness: and:the Autumn march.
e' away with queenlier splendor. Oh,
hasten. hastea Times and Tides for your
coming / wait, "a f#h "H3HM B. r
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

PAINTING lady friends and others
who can appreciate art talent will please
themselves by calling at the TINES office to
see beautiful painting from the easel OF
our youngest printer Except Charley "the
deserter') Mr.. Adm WHITE Adm dots
his regular work and finds time to paint
also. We are not afraid to endorse him
as one Of the future prominent painters OF
our country. Come and see the picture
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A CARD.

DOCTORS NJ. NJ. & j. E. JENNINGS, the CS1ebrat.
ed Etectro-N Magnetic Physicians, have taken op
posite the Pos. Office in Prairie du Chen, and will
all durable diseases and greatly relieve those who
innurable. Patients can be treated with Medicine
Electricity or Magnetism as the case may require
We Guarantee no Cure. Consultation FREE.
We treat all Chronic diseases the above principles
Special attention paid to female diseases on tho sam,
principles. Come and be healed! Eg
Prairie du Chen, Nov. 8, 1865. ~
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Never whistle while passing through a
barnyard. Some old turkey cock will think
you mean him, and the silly c,it,cr will
gobble gobble gobLle ut you for hours.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

CoriLLIoNs -Arrangements are making
perfected, we bclieve,--for semi monthly Co
tillion parties at the EVANS HOUSE HALL during
the winter; the first OF the series will take
place On Friday evening next, under the admir-
able management Of "Sile" Twins Band
DEBORAH. Irwin is called one Of the best
cotllion "callers" in the west: his music can
not be excelled; he will probably furnish music
for the whole series.
Prior to the last dance at Concert, or Evans
Hall. we mentioned the ball to come off, but
forgot to state the ercning. We regret this
for the reason that many in the country would
have attended had they known the day.
1t is proposed to have No l German Ball
at an cary day. Kurz & Miller will probably
furnish the Hall and refreshments.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

FURs Mrs. Kerzman is prepared to
sell, repair or exchange all the furs required
by the ladies' Of McGregor or North Iowa.
Mrs. K. respectfully invites the attention OF
the public, to her stock of winter comforts
or ornaments. Es.s ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

ROCKFORD Letter We take pleasure in
introducing to our readers new contributor,
IN. B." 1t need not be said she is lady OF
vivacity and cu!ture-her pen shows that
Though new to our columns in prose, she il
known and admired by our more attentive
readers az q poetic writer of brilliaEcy-
Thanks, MAUD! Our Pictured Rocks, Moss
Mountains, "listle" iiinnehaha, towering bluffs,
pleasant city and grand old River still remain
aud when you come again to see friends at Nc.
Gresor, the same warm hearts will be here to
greet you. a..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

HoLIpsY PREsEsrs--Wc are pleased to call
attention 10 the advertisements Of the GREAT
CIR DIsrnlsurioS by Hamilton e. Co., %
aud IS Liberty Street, New York. Those
gentlemen stand No. for their responsibility
asd dealings. aud will, no doubt, give sstsfac.
tion 70 oil contributors. Great inducements
arc offered to agents. Read the advertise.
ment. s,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

Lnok over Wood e. Bros. Advertisement
and call and see them. Thom.s and George
are both attentive to busine IS and very obliging
to customers.
MAINS RITTERs are in receipt Of a
case OF this new and (said to beg superior alter,
! native ami tonic. TOWNSEND is the who.esa IL
| agent for McGregor. See Advertisement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

TnE ELEcnoSs---We have nothing to say
about them. The Democrats aud soldiers
were beaten in all the States--eyen in "Noo
Gerscy," as Nasty writes il. Negro Suffrage
was beaten in eucry State where i! was direct
question, and us this is the animus of radicalism
we regard the radicals as whipped. We care
little for the men elected, provided PRINCIPLES
Of right and propriety are dominant.
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Wanted

4 PAIR OF COMPETENT SHOEMAKERs--one
N for fine, sewed work, and the other for pegeed
work-to whom steady employment and good pay will
be given. Enquire OF c. A. OPlTZ, opposite Pearsall
Churchs Livery Stable, Main St. McGregor. 4G2
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J. o. o. FAN memembcrs Of the Z. L. 4,
+. Order lltasca Lodge No. III } viii be psomp,
IN attending the meeting on Saturday evening
nc1t Business OF interest to every member
will come before the lodge.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

Three things only are essential to hap
piness, namely ;-Somr,hing to do, some
thing to love, and something to hope for.
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SIZE RIFFS S.4LE,

STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTY.
1OY virtue of an execution to me directed issued by
- the Clerk Of the District G. urt of Clayton Co..
Iowa. founded on judgment obtained in said TT by
certified transcript from the docket of Ira IurIiut
aJustice Of the Peace Of said county, being filed with
the clerk of said court the 18th day of September
1851 in behalf OF ID. Baugh Plaintiff. and Emma
Sharp, late Emma Cannon. and Nelson sharp de-
fendants for the of Sixty Eight and 100 Dollars
and costs taxed at two dollars aud accruing COSTS
have levied upon the following described property.
to-wt Fifteen off the side of lot No 2 Sec
ton rs. Township 9S North OF Range West-part Of
the land purchased by Emma VanSickle. alias Emma
Sharp. alias Emma Cannon, of Ii ID. Alvord--and will
offer the tor sale to the highest bidder for cash in
hand on the 18th day of December, 1865. in front OF
the LIST National Bank of Mcregor, in the city OF Nc
Oregon, Clayton County, Iowa. ut o'clock p. NJ. of
said day.
JOHN CARRIER, Sheriff.
By JAMES DAVIS, Deputy.
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ID H u:
In McGregor Nov. -, suddenly of heart disease
DANIEL DANIELS, aged i6 years.
The deceased was highly respected by all who knew
him. He was buried at Elkader and there, where h.
Vas we'll known, largo number of friends paid hin
the sad rites of burial.
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&9ENNSMM Closing.

WILLIAMS BRO. and CAWELTI & BERG
W MAN, Butchers OF McGregor. give notice that,
until further notice their shops will positively g. T.
CLOSED -NA on the Sabbath Day. Persons wanting
supplies Tor the Sabbath will notice this and provi.
themselves on Saturday. 10 ollige all shops will
eopen lite later than usual Saturday evenings.
November 18th, 1865. 3wI74