The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

Sapt. W. rlemlng ID NJ nome from slA
weeks trip to New York, Boston, Halifax,
Toronto, Buffalo and oil over the country
east of us. We ore indebted to him for
late Boston, New York and Canada pa
pcrs. Car. says the white and black po-
lit calhnd ,cial atfiliation at Fanuel Hall a
few evenings since dindnt suit him. He
passes and bets on Philadelphia Con-
servatism... ...R. Richardson has valua-
BILE farm about IL miles from McGregor /;
he was recently thrown from horse and
badly hurt. Wishing to spend year in
rc-cuperating he offers the farm for sale {:
there are $50 acres-yield per annum Of
grain, and stock, and hay, $1,000 for the
last three years price $40 per acre, part
down, balance easy. Inquire at TINES
of6ce......G. II. Flanders has purchased
the Evans House he will make it hum
now, "you bet ......S. Hubbard and lady
will leave this morning for their home in
New York City. A. J. Felt, the well-known
ready-writer and editor of North Iowa, is
out in public letter denouncing radical
ism and supporting the conservatives
The "come-outers'' from the ranks of the
Congressional Directory are growing so
numerous that we shall be obliged to close
the doors soon for want of seats. Com
mon sense sciN rule in time, and it is best
to 60 with the tide that is now carrying US
back to constitutional liberty, union and
peace. Capt. I. N. Morrill,, of this city,
requests us to withdraw his name as
candidate for oface......W. F. Hunting
and family reached home on Saturday last,
all well and glad to see their pleasant res
idence, and the kind faces of those who
live at McGregor.. Dayncs is in
Chicago buying a nice stock Of millinery
goods. Mrs. L. Hirshfeld, of this city,
gave her licgc lord a young 10 pound Je,e-
ess on Monday evening last: everybody
happy of course, and none more so than
Lou. himself. Bishop Lee will preach
in the Baptist church, this Tuesday, even
ing. .. Gen. Grant ordered the mob which
shot down the Irish at indianapolis, to dis
perse and they did as commanded. He
says the first shot fred struck chinese
lantern at the window of the Presidents
room, and the ball passed within three feet
of his own head. Nice chaps, these Stree
speech" fellows !......The day of Atone
ment among the Hebrews is observed to-
day "Wednesday. )..... Hopkins & Conant
made a good natured TINES corps one
evening lately, by unanimous invitation
to the first oyster supper Of the season..
JOHN is the best fryer on the globe-in fact
he is almost radical in handling oys-
ters or other cookery. NEEzER is the re-
freshment man and conservative - the
two make stand 49,. That machine be-
tween the stores of Ormsby 4 Co., and Mr..
Gay is to take the heads of of strangers
as they pass up the street: we hear it
called q guillotine for the decapitation of
radical of6ce-holders. Go slow, Mac, and
Mac Robert is too short to be hurt
Mrs. Van Orman is about opening Mil
lincry and Dress making establishment in
the room lately occupied by Mrs Martin.
......C. +. Daniels & Co. have removed
their stock of Boots & Shoes to their new
store one door above Merrill, Dearborn &
Shaw, north side main street. They look
as neat in their new quarters as they did
in the old place. Clark & Hopkins have
sold the Broad Guage saloon to II. Is.
George. 1--WE are in receipt of cards com
plimentary announcing the marriage of
Miss Lizzie Morgan to DR.. j. w. Davis,
late of Lansing, Sept. 9Th. Also cards
Of similar character uniting Miss Mar
thia Il. Winnie, daughter of our conductor
Whine, to Mr.. 0. +. Fuller: we saw Full
Ter and he looked happy. Thanks for
these kind remembrances .. - Peter Mellen-
dez, Of the Iowa State Fair, sends US COM
plimentary tickets for Burlington on the
18th, 10Th, Goth and 2lst. We are obliged
Peter, but its too far off,. The Wis. State
Fair at GAINESVILLE next week is the thing
for this latitude. :. Just look at our new
Ads this week and wonder no longer where
the money goes. We cannot specify and
shall not attempt it.. .Caspar Eegelmayer
of North McGregor, has bought the Ba-
kerry establishment of his brother of this
place. George has purchased the Bosco-
bel Brewery, and is already on the road
there. Both these men are excellent citi-
GEMS. ALLISON says he wants ste amend
ments to the constitution. Bass says he
might stand two or three, but six is too
much. Bass will vote for Noble. :. "A.
Kohn is at home with goods for all the
world of North Iowa ; he hands us splen-
did adv. but it is laid over till next week.
Go and see their carefully selected stock.
What is that hole for just this side of Gus
French's jewclry store? Does it want to
catch another Mr.. Burt, of Dunleith, and
pay for breaking his bones? Thanks to
Line Mckinnie, we carry an aristocratic
lamp now, and no holes of that sort will
frighten US from IN evening walk. Mayor
Left can't catch us hathaway.
The VorE.-In 1864 the Lincoln ma
jority in the Sd Iowa Congressional Dist.
(Iloward Co. not included, was 3l79. In
1865, the vote for Supreme Judges showed
a majority for Wright over Trumble of
1851. Stones majority in full was 1864
in the year 1865. His vote was 1889:
Benton 9,675.
To defeat Allison change Of lese than a
thousand Is accessory. In Clayton we
svk l.