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The Local of the Richmond Examiner
of the 18th, has the following it should
be promised that the 18th was the anniver-
sary of Stonewall's death, and the ,humb-
led chivalry Of that once aristocratic old
Capitol were having season Of sorrow in
memory OF it ;4gr,a slhr
=, /" Walking UP Main street yesterday, our
attention was attracted by, the conversation
of two negroes, one of whom had few
copies of the Examiner under his arm, and
the other observing the black lines on
the paper, asked, what's de matter wild
dat paper.?. To which the vender rcpli-
ed, fits dc 'Zaminer in ACCOMPLISHMENTS
in for General Jackson i swat, Stone
wall jackson ? asked his interrogation
sSartinly, .Stonewall, oh course de good
Lord, de Yankees won't like dat bit, for
dat are man did whip dem. good IN; de val
ley. l knows dat ting, / does, cause /
seed it, ~ ''%ft'b&Ra'l stt< 4'"
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G. C. AGRICULTURAL SoscIErY.-Thc
election for officers took place May Goth on
the Fair Grounds. James Parker, Pres't !;
II. Ruble, rice; A. NJ. Cortis, Treas'r; J..
E. Corlett, Sec'y. Directors-lI. Bagley,
7. D. White, D. II. Hutchins, j. S. King,
j. L. Davis, Jas. Taper, John CARRIER, j.
L. Gilbert, Doc. Little, B. Bettys. A res
olution was passed that each member then
present shall procure at least five new
members for the ensuing year. Amount
received the past year, s59s S.; due from
delinquents, sl52 co; balance in treasury,
$2l3 81. The Board of Directors will
meet Saturday, June 9th, 10 A. NJ, on the
Fair Grounds, to arrange for the next
County Fair which will commence on the
first Wednesday in October next.
The above is the sum and substance of
a communication from Sec'y Corlett. We
condensed this article becaused it reached
US on the morning of publication, and we
could not give it full space-at the same
time We do not wish to put off its publica-
ton till our next issue: hence the cOndcnse.
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Tho 7th semi-annual meeting Of the Clayton County
Sabbath School Association will DO held at Ekader
June 18th and 18th, 1866, commencing Tuesday, the
18th, at ~ Pm. . Ert
Pastors, officers, teachers and friends OF Sabbath
Schools are cordially invited to attend and participate
in tho exercises of this meeting Let every Sabbath
School Ia the county be represented by at least one
delegate s .szt Il
illustrated Institute exercises and Discussions of
practical Sabbath School topics will mainly constitute
the exercises Of the meoting It is desired to make
this meeting one Of the best held in the county
Let all interested in the of Sabbath SCHOOLS at
tend and make this meeting worthy Of our county and
the cause in which we labor
JAS. SUNDERLAND, President,
Strawberry Point, Iowa.
y. GLASS, Secretary,
McGregcr, Iowa. - = pa %
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GEN. GRANT. The Lewiston (Maine)
Journal has an editor anxious for notorie-
ty. He telegraphs over the country what
purports to be an hours free and easy con-
vcrsation with Gen. Grant. He makes the
General to be in accord with the latest alb
clifton ideas, of course, and therefore the
colorcd journals of the country, take up
the reported talk and flourish immensely
over the opinions of Ulysses. We do not
believe that one man in fifty who publish
es the reported conversation has the least
confidence in its genuineness. Grant
scarcely talks at all: when he does, it is in
short sentences and in low tone. lie
seems almost fearful of his voice. On the
trip to St. Paul last summer we had an
opportunity to observe this singular man.
Of course we did not seek his society, but
he was the " star,' and we noticed him
closely. He talked but little with any
one; his two children, boy and girl, were
his companions almost exclusively. Com
panies of gentlemen, say Washburn, of
Ill. and latter the Itasca passed Browns
vile and LaCrosse) Gen. Washburn, Gen.
Sibley, Gov. Miller, Mayor Prince, of St.
Paul, and other Northwestern men Of
prominence, would surround him as if to
draw military inspiration or civic fame
from standing alongside of the illustrious
chief; but he didn't talk except in mono
syllables. We saw Gov. Miller, to whose
State Grant was going as guest, sit down
by the General on the promenade deck
it was just after dinner, and both were
smoking: We were also sitting and smok-
ing within short distance of them. Gov.
Miller did all the talking, except an occa-
sional Eyes sir" "no sir" or nod Of
assent. He talked little even to his chill
dren, he said nothing or next to nothing,
when honored with cheers from the river
towns, he said nothing. at St. Paul, and
though Washburn (his guide) has his conf
dcnce, even he never has been able to re-
port him as meddling with politics in "an
hours conversation" This Lewiston edit
or is lucky. All the leading men of the
nation have tried to get to talk to Grant,
and they have failed. This cunning Maine
fellow pumps the General dry in an hour.
The Editor aforesaid lies, and in two weeks
the hoax will be exploded.
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Custom Department.

! fa4tI EJHf.ssTo , us fF2Sl
Having a Large Stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, &C., on
hand, Of the Finest and most
Fashionable ,Fabrics,to select
from, and. Good Workmen,
we are prepared to make mp
all garments equal to those
made anywhere, with prompt
ness and dispatch, in Fash
ionable Styles and. at Mode.
rate Prices 4" II 4 /, - q, slO Q on
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II. B. Malone & Co., are now receiving
their first car load Of the celebrated-Ex
cclsior Reapers, Mowers with Dropper at
tachmcnt. Farmers, 60 and see them, they
are something new. '''''t '' a.s1'tf w
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Ends in an age imperfect and unsound"
Colds produce. Catarrh, which if not
checked in its earliest stages will become
very difficult to control, and if allowed to
become chronic and nothing is done, will
surely result in Bronchitis or Consump-
ton. This disease may be permanently
cured by the use of DR.. ID. II. Seelye's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy, even in it's worst
form, if directions are carefully followed.
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C0urfeay.

WILLIS three or IOur references 10 u!
and our paper in his issue of last week
seems to imply that we occupy largo share
of his attention. We are obliged. Know
ing that the general reader is not interest
cd in small, personal, editorial chickering's
we seldom refer to what is said of us. Gu,
respect for the Major induces us to waive
the TINES rule in this respect.
The Major claims that he was the author
Of the article which we burlesqued little
last weck-we therefore admit that he can
write ''twaddle.' Our word is good
enough in this community to be believed
when we say that the long cared fellow we
alluded to was not tho '1huiry individual
who once flled'' the chair of the Ne.cs:
we seldom noticed him when he used to
thrust himself before US in type; we GER
tainly should not look him up now. His
retirement was Of no benefit to us; his stay
no injury. We meant another man en-
tirely.
We are obliged to the Major for stating
that he will not hurt us. This relieves us
much, though we never heard of his hurt
ing anybody great deal. True, he con-
quered brother lawyer once in Court
by hurting an ink-stand at his head, and
he might hurt us in the same way; but so
long rs he runs the ink through his pen
>we shall not be alarmed. As the Major
claims big victory over us in this little
controversy, we are disposed to admit it
out of charity, for, with the exception of
the ink-stand fight, aforesaid, we never
heard of his winning victory before
either in military or civil life!
The reference to finding fault with the
Mayor is amusing. We objected to find
ing fault with the authorities generally
when in the exercise of their duty. The
quotation against US was for finding fault
with Lefdngwelrs style and that of his
friends in electioneering. The Major once
was pettifogger, and bless his heart he
hasn't forgot the trade. Excusable on nc
count of habit. We had no reference to
him when we spoke of "nobody," but as
he accepted the shot we are willing he
should rctort in kind. Rather boy-like, but
it will do.
Our advertising qualities come in for a
notice. A little below the belt this, because
we made no allusion to the Ne,cs, but ex-
cusable on the ground that the new editor
imagines himself Hercules and his club
must keep saving the air whether there is
an enemy or not. We don't advertise col
umns of Lottery Tickets for then. pay, nor
do we take any chances on Mexican Bonds
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Markets, sc.

Gentle rains-cool-riyer falling very
fast. Capt. Lantry is doing very heavy
local freightbusiness for McGregor. Bust
ness good - particularly wholesaling.-
Considerable grain arriving. Wheat in
Chicago plays from l62 to 1853. In Mil.
it is few cents better-the average re-
ceipts being better wheat. Gold in New
York 1871. See Bentons Price Current
for correct market quotations. ML.. u
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--latest News.
Bankrupt bill passed House by 6S to SO.
......Senator Wright, Of New Jersey, is not
dead, but is recovering ......War in Cont
mental Europe seems inevitable......Maxi
milan, it is said, will abdicate..... The
Southern Baptist Convention, ut Russell
vile, Ky, refuses to let Northern Baptists
sit with them. Is this religion or section
al strife ?...... The Chicago appointments
arc not likely to be confirmed by the SEN
ntc......The House has passed the equali-
cation bill. Gen. Sherman is at st. Paul.
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ENLARcED.-The DEBORAH Republican is
enlarged to an eight column paper, and it
makes nice appearance. Mr.. Bailey has
been printer and an editor ever-so-long,
and it is due to him to say that his taste in
selections, his industry in localizing, and
the mechanical work of his sheet are rarely
excclled. He is most confirmed radical
but there is kindness in his manner of
treating all subjects that disarms the re-
sentiment Of those who differ with him.
He is able to write an article expressive of
the most ultra views without raving round
like a bull in china shop and knocking
down all the crockery. We rather enjoy
Bailcy's quiet severity because it is free
from the too common vituperation of par
tisan prints.
Long may you flourish, Father BAILEY |!
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PosrroNEMENr.-E. D. Ryan, A gent for
the U. States Lottery Of Chicago, says the
drawing is now postponed to July 9th, at
the skating Rink and not ut the Opera
House. as heretofore advertised 3w 502
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is. S. MISUNDERSTANDING GRANT
Of the Iowa State S. School Association,
handed us a circular embodying request
to have all papers in the state print it,
We have not the space. Its substance is
this:
Iowa City is the place, the 10. 20 and
2lst of June the time of meeting. All
pastors, officers, teachers and friends are
to come. Publishers of all pa
pers ore requested to insert the circular or
make substitute reference. Pastors and
Superintendent will read notice of the
Meeting, two successive sabbaths. The
Northern Line, the N. w. Union limo and
all the Iowa Railway will carry for half
fare. Rev. I. X. Fuller of Iowa city is
chairman of the local committee, and all
persons attending the meeting are reques-
ted to report to him prior to June 18th. SO
that he can secure visitors proper accomo-
dations. S. w. Cole is chairman of the
Travelling committee and delegates will of
course report to him also. G. c. Cole is
President.
One delegate at least is expected from
each sabbath school in the state.
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The FERRY.-In another column will be
seen the proceedings thus far on this i'm
portant subject. Asw 60 to press, Messrs.
O'Bricn, Merrill and Scott are soliciting
subscriptions. Messrs. Bass and Drum
mond are committee on organization
The affair now looks like success. 1t is
well to have this franchise, even though
it may not pay we'll the first year. In time
q bridge will span the river between the
two upper towns, and then this Ferry will
be indispensable to local trade. Again,
we want place to exercise our horses in
the way of riding or driving, and nature
forbids such luxuries hcre-on the other
side there is On already-made Central Park
for such uses. Again, many Of the fami-
lies Of McGregor bury their dead across
the river, and they will continue to do so ::
a Ferry to Lower Town is important for
mortuary purposes. In every point Of
view this move is essential, and now let all
lend hand and secure it while we may.
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The Turkey River Baptist Association y
composed of delegates from ID or IA
churches in this region, met ut the Baptist
Church here last Friday, and continued
their session over Sunday-supplying the
pulpits of Congregational, Methodist and
Baptist Churches. The object of this As
ISOLATION, we believe, is to have sort of
reunion of the principal members once a
year-learn of each others situation-talk
over matters of mutual concern and have a
pleasant time together. On Sunday, Rev.
Mr.. Sunderland and Rev. Mr.. Strong
preached in the Congregational Church,
Rev. Mr.. Tolman and Rev. Mr.. Mitchell in
the Baptist, Rev. Mr.. Farnsworth and Rev.
Mr.. Low in the Methodist. The gathering
was emincntly pleasant, and the 80 or 40
representatives went home hoping for the
return Of the next "sociable'' which meets
at Strawberry Point.
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TIME CARD OF THE
M. & p. du G. R'y Ferry.

Leopc Praiaie du Chien.-5:30 A. NJ. CHS A. NJ.
$50 A. NJ; 100 p. NJ; 400 p. NJ.
Leave McGregor.-O,45 A. NJ; $50 A. NJ; 1915 A
NJ; 2. 80 p. NJ 500 p. NJ.
Leave North McGregor-8.3O A. NJ; 1880 A. NJ.
3s15 =. NJ; 5:15 +. NJ.
SUNDAY FERRY.
Leare Prairie da Chicn-9:OO A. NJ; 230 p. NJ.
Leave McGreyor-9:30 A. NJ; 800 p. M.
Train trips are indicated by Full Faced figures.
April II, 1866. (49s). IRA DISBEE, Captain.
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New advertisements.
Notice to House builders.

The Committee for the erection of church edifce
for the first Congregational Society of M0nona will
receive sealed proposals for completing the building
until June 1lth-materias will be furnished. Specif-
cations given by calling on ELIJAH BOLEY, Monona
Village, ..
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Business
Shanghai Chandler of "Star" Freight
Transportation Line, made us call last
week and reports the Linens doing bully
business. OF course we had good time
with the witty executor of the Adams Co.
independents. Perry, Flint & Co. are
opening house at McGregor for the ex-
elusive purchase of Butter and Eggs.
Kimbal & Hamlin, produce dealers, have
dissolved. X. remains at McGrcgor and
Hamlin goes to Counover. johnson (latc
of Beloit), now travelling for Taylor, Wat
son & Co., of Chicago, was with his Nc
Gregor friends several days of last week.
He gave US a card of the house to advertise
but wo mislaid it and can only say now
that the firm he represents deals in Family
Groceries, Perfumery, Cigars, Carbon Oil,
&C., &c- They do an extensive wholesale
trade in Iowa and Minnesota. james
Blodgett, with James Wadsworth Dealers
in Teas Coffecs, Spices, Mustard, Tobacco
and Cigars, was in company with johnson
and we believe they both sold good many
goods; both arc energetic men at all events
and represent good houses.
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Dissolution,
House for Sale.

1.-TWO Story House, close to American Barn. Foul
i rooms-two above and two below. Call at TINE.
Office for particulars. Mrs. Cavanaugh will see 20,
personally. SOL
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a Rew Invention which il bound TO take with Rail.
roads and road-builders generally, will meet with
prompt attention. This Excavator has been tested by
of the oldest contractors and in the
west, and pronounced a complete success.
North McGregoy, Iowa1
Boloit. Wisconsin. IS. Nh. KUBLE.
May, 1866. ts19ti SOL
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LATEST STYLES,
SUCCESSOR TO

ssgeSH 1sssN s4ius.rsg
unlike the, ''Slop Shop" work;
usually brought, to this: mar
ket. Our object is to give q
man the WORTH Of his mon
ely. A visit to our establish
ment will satisfy all Of this
~ - ri "# 5sA"t 4fsteG Iis&
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repair or clean garments for you in the
best of style. We know it because we
have employed him. ge g
LIB. Buckley, ono of our best young men
and business worker is about to establish
a Hardware Store at Charles City Iowa:
we commend him to all with whom be may
become associated on the Cedar. :. Joseph
Jourdain, Frenchman IS years Of age
died recently at Green Bay: he was emphat-
caly an old settler. About twenty
young men were in attendance last week,
before the West Point examining COM
mittee. We cannot learn the name of
the successful candidate though we learn it
intimated that he is from Dubuq ne. =. !.
1t. John. S. Brewer, of West Union, called
on us-he is going to Omaha to engage in
business. The ''dishonorable discharge
OF Brewer and Heath was an error expla-
nations made all right; they were rein
stated and designations accepted. If B,
will write us the particulars as, he told
them we will publish with pleasure. Heath.
we are not much interested in. /. :. Frank
Boyd of Mil, junior of the Carriage Hard
ware firm of Shadbolt 4 Boyd. called to
see us in company with Jno. r. Hutson:
lively youths, but it was Tuesday and we
couldn't attend to them with usual courte-
sy...... Jasper lIoisington left at 3 p. m.
Tuesday, for Chicago, to select instruments
for a new Cornet Band. ...Go to the Cir
Gus on Thursday. .. ri
Our junior brother, Mr.. J. IL. A.,
vamooscd eastwardly on Thursday last,
and has not been heard from since. From
the many tine-hand letters he has been re-
ceiying from over that way, we conclude
some angelic creature in crinoline has cap
turod him. She'll be sorry, certain, if he
ever gets one of those cross spells on him.
Like enough he will be; sorry too, before
he dies. e,for asI
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NEWS
80 Dlr ;1 sas !


Erom New York.
Nsw foRK, April 10. !
The strike On the city railroad CONTINUED
Nth undated ineDa4enienos to traysler4
In the forenoon efysoaerday the old hand
On ID Avenue went to work With tie AMI
derstanding that their demands would b
complied with, but tied up again on hearing
thato0hMas ~ ne seGneauuisiusntio9I
On the other lines Of railroad the trafBc val
nor: S3aAhsUslsssssdaaSdS ~ ssthf
"A iista took place isst- evening III III
nsighbeshood d s0th street. and "a Ave-
nue. Arrests were 0ode end The riotsr5
sepasettd without deiug much tnjuey.saa
"A ti6bti0H Of the drivers atook 6eaoo Il
Condnsktat Han, % which occasion dnthnl
sjastic speeches usee made ~ 4 snSecriol
tjuuz1aieed1be H. 1soistaaet Of ~ etsiki
..ssssjydIs InIAhsn haS deAdSl rsistfvy u
tie claims Il Mosris KetehNq.& o. = ~
New York and New Haven Kailroad Cen
pany ~ 70 The lattsf's responsibility for III
ffauduect stock Of Robert Sehayler. Th1
decision 10 judgm6unE for The defendant
against the plaintiff ! ( tlOO,676.6 Is. WITH
interest on >t4,SSz.0e iron April 10thi
1856, and Costs. |
Col. O,Nahouey visited the 0ernan1
Assembly Rooms, where the fair Of the Fs}
.utaa HistNboodi y hstng vheld. ,laak, 4iehd4
sstdaiVsssjua $50 - ~
greqa Of the Works .hiIoH sIf
IQ&lihQpd& speaiA .YYhs prise
Iise 1es the crsws Of tho following UnioS
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An 1~ncendiary.

DosToN, April 17.-G. W. Kanney, keep
Or Of . tobacco store It No. 80 South 1erk9t
stxcet. set fire to his premises Iast night IL
Vas desesled and pufsued. when b fred
two Intellectual pistol shoes a. his pdrSusp
ana then sh0s himself severely buS not e.
tally: II Z reported that be was inpetuni4-
inspFlA9ce On, his alose. n.fse ..f,s.
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Donst ram - Procure. Mrt.
wlNULOW'g SOOTHING sYRuP. for Ci1ld-
rsn Testhing. Il hes bsen used for - ysass
snGtsvsrfaans safely - aees4i By s~1iliess
q noshefss Or their ehildfsa. itessfscts seid-
y Of ~ stsnaeh. relieves wssd collie, resulssss
~ tbvSls nd sives spst, health. ed eomfoet
ssaseeefa - child. Once. NJ. - 1sy sired,
NJ u
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Rest, Health. and ComlofSr g
Mother an1 CHILD. !
MRS. wMSLOW's SOOTHING SYRuP,
for Children feethins. sosens the gums, reduces
inflammation. allays al pain. and cures wind eofc.
Perfectly safe II I'll eassA We would say 70 ~
cry mother whe has . suffering Child: Do. not
let your prejadiss, nor The prsjsd css Of eshsss,
stand betwsen go md yesr suffering child and
tie rslisf that will - surs-yes, absolutely sure
ID follow ~ zee u this msdiciue iftinsly
used.
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PosflAnD, Ne. April IS.
the 0ctsrs6r M ehAtfdsd the steamer
Reeulit1f u take = compaaY d y. S.nrtR.
ular troops, 70 some point. probably Eas-
port. She viii probably leave On tho afri-
val fthe noon train, which i expected u
bring Gen. Meade. - i
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