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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
81 Der '@mnb Guer. SER Z

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8tri&tsrs, Der nr& i'm irtunsli&sn Anfsntsn'
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MAIDEN.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
4rie0er's Sebmimebts

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
Gin N unltr.

6Hr u. (erSalltnr}: - nar Rae ..6aar fsl
armsn psricn rrar Dor s6rsdsn rei6 sswertsu
g., ., tas IN i6pn Gttsr r~rrsstsmms"; att'
stntsn Sis it, msin 5srr. ID taa cine ait. fanl
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pl6tIitsn 9Or. iGrss Mannss 10 tsitis, ras til
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
$ESOO per s,abr, -@a

~ 1rHhIWsH AHfntfR IN nHfl
iteilfn rss sanrsS, nm unisse serteffsrtef
30 NatmaitinsH gu s,rtaufrn. Trti n,ue Dir
E. Under and upper feed. garantir III.
ini Sabre, Sti5ts Satair cssr tettuttmsr Sta.
att wetsn ts,atlt. Tisits- iinr Pie ~sin,isen Nla-
tia.u, bic in ZEN Ser. Gtlat.a unter $40 per.
,uit Hsrrsa, unr fine ~fitleltsn ySllis iiesn.
irt rurh tie Jirmen 80 IN e, 0bfslrr 5
&ilirn. Grover Batter, S~iuatr4&
90, Gso Sl6etper. Nus anrtrtn rebliei,
n a~tsltincn lae gnaCttlih UNI 6 auitr,l
EFF ais &srfIufrr Fl auea arrstttt
cRrait UNI einAsiperrt wsrtca. SIR
rir,s Gireularr mtsrsn AM &sr,anssn ardiit q
hitf. @au a~rrrtiiirf orrr iprets Ypr tei SGaH
/ Gtdrt, Srleic,r. Blaine, rttt Gtieaar. Sls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
ADMINISTRATORS NoTIrr

Notice is hereby given, that letter.
of administration have beengranted 70 the
lnderslgned from the clerk ofthe. County !
.sonrt OF Gaseonade countylpn the estate Of
IN HIATT deceased, bearing date July,
}1st 1865. -eaI
All persons indebted to said estate. a..
Hereby required, to make payment immee
aclyS totheInIdersigned administrator. an
| persons, having claims against said
state, to exhibit them duly authenticated
.rithin one year from the date of said los-
-ers, or they will be precluded from .nv
'eaeht Q fSsaid estate, and if sscE el.;n:.
70 rot presented within three years sfroma
he date OF said letters, they Will 3 to,:
yer barred liasm
. JAMES ARMSTRONG. J.
- Admr. of De NJ. Hiatt, aacsa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
Cine babfebe Tarm ia oerfaufen.

Lsr uutsrssibusts tietst tiermtt itins all re,
pae'fe G:itnbabn. 2-Msilsn pcn Gbamcis atleae
ne Tarm gum gtrtaui an. Gieitlts enttdlt 24(
adtr u ; III ssr,isli6 attlsnet ,ur &ultnr rM
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:bn flas i.br sinftse sassn iir @sin nnr DIP
san. -
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"a =. aa Gtsa.
&i&afI 6tene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
Prospectus, ~.
eer1 az.8R saiss 5'i1a
6DberenID0terl6ule

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Ii, Srptcmt.r rip ensiJt in Suit. -
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liiter GeraGt, ans: 9sie-uetungen. S&reittA
{ ctnia6e une tatisrapti&s G triit.) 0ramnatiL
Jibetrrit, GcmpriliOn, @eoprartit, aits uur rtnis..
(stidiHts, @aturriH enI6aft, Gbfnis, estantI,
q. ithmetlt, @udiutrnns u. N, hr iei&e 5oSs
tinar, rie tintn tinldnaliGsa elementarnnttIftnt
o~ruclsn taten. 3pslines werten i'm alttr ren D
! ,tleu unp ~aufmlrts auiasns MINER. ]
SNn fauptaussnmsrt rirr bic Silpsne Ter 3tfs
| wn UNI Sinne Der 3pstinse iriu. Ne ~ tsFittn
| f.! mtniErei&su unc nisli6,n 9liseerR str nsuft>
| den GjeisQitaft beransutilrsn is,sn gn{tane sHe
! tire llrtbtilatrait an ltarfsn uue tbnfn e:lnals
| prineipisn tti,gtrineen, rirp oils cine ttstes
| HIitt amssirfea mt NIT Grtunfli&fsit upe DRIFT !
| .lter 2iebe crfnllt. ~ fg
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| 6reiSsit rtr @stnllrs use @rmptnttittn esRattd.
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& tinfs = gu nntttisertn. ,s4431
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l1usesinate gcranstr satluns, str auartal $500.
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tcs Satr rcranssutssatl,n nIniten, if Is sogs
rmmsn irrtstfflt, tisIss 81 'ttam
@'niaGs 9latarttit ID tsun iasrti& iAe
srlFen. 4raeasls2 ,7s.sQ III.
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Fir iror;Tfite SFrede, Der Euattsi $500
WuIt (6rrreruns res let 2ttr9s)
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snotrn inter II cSatrrn In RE ctiss anItalt ar, W
osnrmr1sn. grrinsnns.u iar Snae,n sg,VV
Gltsrn uur grrmInrsr rereta t0Fi6fi sIlual.
lire Snatsn unu SSttsr Itlkf fr Sttnisahn
scr'uneasn. ..
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
Noti5.
Aermanu fire On. No. 1.

ATE risjsuiatn gsrcutn. bic zine Scre'runs an
stts &c Gcnpaauis tatcu. finn hermit aufaeirrrt.t.
f& innertalt ,nsnu,is 900 5aasu a mslrsn. unp
isre arirriiae asltsnr ,u MAIDEN. insem mad Nt.
IanF 9snannt,r 3ttt tsins iolas Scrrsrunssu msSr
rspsftiit rsrfsn.
Ssmarn. Itc.. Ssst. %. 1866
3. Ecnuskuratr Ctr.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

We arc again supplied with Kier's Car
bon Oil. Mr.. Kier was the first refiner of
Kerosene Oil after its discovery in Penn
sylvania; his long experience and un-
swerying integrity have gained for him a
reputation unequalled. His oil is quoted
in the Chicago Journal Of Commerce at
l2O and 100, fire test, (beins 20 degrees
higher test than the best Cleveland oily
and worth more in market than any other
oil. In offering it to the public we feel as
sured that all who use it will be satisfied
that it is the cheapest on account of it, du-
inability, and the best in consequence of its
safety. Scorr, Could 4 Co.
McGregor, Iowa, Dec. IL, &c.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

1t is positively affirmed that the test
oath in application to lawyers rracticing in
the Supreme Court is decided to be uncon-
stitut;onal, and it is affirmed by the radi-
calls that no such decision is agreed upon.
Being no lawyer and not caring cuss
what is done now, we lose no sleep about
it. We de-test the whole business.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

A Successful MERcHANT.-The success
full merchant is always the one who keeps
the best class Of goods of all kinds, and
sells full weight goods, and as many of
them are aware of the fact they keep D.
B. DeLand & Co.'S Best Chemical Salera-
1uS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

O1L.-So many accidents have recently
occurred from the use of imperfect oil for
lamps that it is highly important to get the
very best in the market. We invite atten-
ton to the notice of Scott, Gould & Co. on
this subject. The oil they sell is more ex-
pensive by the gallon, but it is SO far ahead
Of the common article in proof, and SO
free from danger, that it is bad economy
and criminal also to use an inferior, explo-
sive concern. We know nothing of the
merits of burning fluids-nevcr had an ac-
cident at home or in the Office; but if there
is No. l article of the kind all dealers
should procure it, and no other. Custom
ers can soon regulate this matter by their
purchases.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

FREScH.-"Gas'' requests US to say that
he has little the largest stock Of nice
goods suitable for presents that ever was
exhibited in McGregor. lie does not keep
Jumping-Jacks, Monkeys, Setting-Hens
and Tin-Whistles. His goods are of the
richest variety-sold at low rates however
-consisting Of Albums, Card Cases, jew
elry Setts of the latest patterns, Watches,
Lockets, Neck Chains, Wallets and Port
monaies Cutlery, both table and pocket.
and all the other nice things
that belong to frst-class store of this
kind.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

New FIRn.-Wc call special attention to
the card Of N. A. Chapman & Co., dealers
in Family Supplies, Game, Hides, &C., &c.
Mr.. Chapman 10 a comparative stranger
here, but he knows business. His part
ncr, Goodwin ". Howe, mas been resi-
dent of Mcdreeor for years, and il favora-
bly, known on the street. He il active, en-
esgetic and honorable, sAA that is praise
enough in these modern TINS. Give the
boys Z call.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

F1Rx.-Keep your eye on the stove-pipe
business about these days. Wood has been
burning in your stoves for many weeks. A
little precaution may save you an awful
loss. Never 60 to bed without two pals of
water, at least, in your house-more if
you have the pals. Get . carpenter to
make you cheap, strong, IA foot ladder
80 that you con climb quick to the place of
attack. Five dollars expended in care may
result in several hundred dollars profit in
saving. Don't 60 to sleep over this and
say, Eyes, its all well enough, but l hav'nt
time to attend to it." You may may have
a lively time some night with a high wind
and zero weather. Nobody ever expects
to see fire organization in this city. For
years We have begged for it but it don't
come.
Insure in good company for two-thirds
Of your property, and then use every pre-
caution to protect the other third.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19
ElkAder.

Elkader.
Our sister town, and indeed the whole
county has sustained severe loss in the
death, on the 10th, Sunday last) Of Capt.
Elisha Boardman, late Of Company D, 2lst
Iowa Infantry, and at his death Sheriff of
Clayton County. Capt Boardman, during
the campaign which resulted in the capture
of vicksburg, contracted q disease called
Tuberculosis Of the Liver--this, it was
thought, carried him of. He was about
forty years Of age, an old settler of this
county, an excellent man, and cool in battle
to indifference q companion in arms tells
US that he never finched from the severcst
duty nor expressed alarm in word or coun-
tenance while shells were whistling about
him. He was much beloved and his death
is most sincerely regretted. His aged
father, Elisha Boardman, still survives and
is in excellent health. The township in
which Elkaker is situated takes its name
from him, he having settled and lived
in it more years than make the average Of
life. The loss of his son must fall heavy
upon this good old man.
BY this death II. D. Brownson, Coroner,
becomes Sheriff until the Supervisors meet
and appoint Why not let Mr.. b. have
the Office until the close of the term? We
make that motion.
The Universalist Church at Elkadcr is
delinquent in its building for worship, and
the ladies Of the place have arranged for a
Fair to commence on Thursday (to-mor-
ROW. and continue three days. Donations
from McGregor, Monona, Hardin, Garna-
villo, and other towns will DO gratefully
received. A committee Of ladies will wait
on tho McGregor folks one day this week
The GOODNESS of the weather just at
present may make the people indisposed to
assist in abolishing that hot place told Of
but we hope they will be liberal.
The Masons are to have grand banquet
on New Years night. Supper will be
served at the Washington House and an
address by prominent brother from south
ern Iowa.
Col 10. Eibeck has actually sold the
Journal Office, and good will to Mr.. Ayers,
late connected with the Dubuque Daily
Times. We have not learned JOS future
plans, but as Editors almost oil get rich, il
is presumed he will live on his money till
he gets we'll rested. We part with him re-
gretfully. An industrious man, good
writer and socially very much Of gentle.
man.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

CaicAoo.-Wa have a intsseeing letter
from IA old correspondent Of Chicago: it
reached 10 too late for this Issue, but We
win give Il an airing in our next. Thaak:
yCt, B. II. & G.!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19
McGregor Western Railway.


Near Monona, on the It'll of December, 1865, HIRAM
DOWN., aged 81 years and days.
The deceased had been ailing lsng time with a
complication Of diseases affecting the stomach and
the liver He leaves wife and several children
fortably provided for.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

TIE PooR.-There are many families in
our city destitute +: the treasury for their
relief is without funds. We are requested
to. say that meeting to devise means for
the poor, will b hsld At the Methodist
Church on Friday evening next
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

DEArn.-We are in receipt of the fol-
lowing most melancholy intelligence. The
deceased was favorite here as we'll as
elsewhere, and sorrow will chill the hearts
of her many Iowa acquaintance on read
ing it. The notice is from an Ohio paper.
The sadness we feel for friend ALBERT in
this great bereavement cannot be express
ed in words:
DIED-Of consumption, on the 10th of Nov 1850,
at the residence Of her father in Morrow county, Mrs.
MARIA FRxEAAN, wife Of Albert L. freeman, and
daughter Of Thomas Madden.
Her patience and resignation during her protracted
and painful illness demonstrated the beauty and truth
funess Of her Christian character. Her loss 10 deeply
felt by her besoaved husbsnd her kind parent and
morous friends.
Mourn not for her. her spirits gone,
The white-robed angel bears II on;
Her journeys DER. her task IL done,
Her life II ended, Heaven has won.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

MORE CHRIsrxAs.-In another article VIC
have said something about Christmas. Our
local McGregor Christmas will be observed
as follows:
The Catholic Church will be dressed as
becomes this holy day. Masses at 7, at
and High Ma at 1890. There will be
no public distribution of presents; but
privatsfeastings and general enjoyment will
follow the close Of services. The Congre-
gationalists have rented Cambrian Hall for
Christmas eve and will there hold Festi-
val with the childrcn-presents, we pre-
sumo will be distributed.
The Daptists will hold Festival 1t their
Church and presents will be distributed to
tho children after the feast or festival.
The Methodists will have Festival
aud distribution of presents ut their Church.
The German Lutherans and the German
Tresbyterians will entertain their Sunday
School children at their respectiyeC Churches.
Christmas trees, presents and a feast.
Parents, citizens and strangers will be
welcome at any and oil of these places. We
never found better enjoyment than in Wis
ting the happy battalion of little mon and
women. on Christmas Eve. Please, gem
tlcnaen managers, let the children have
some fun. Do not set them upon benches
for two hours and talk them to death about
questions of Theology. They don't want
long speeches on dry subjects.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

PRIVATE ScHooL.-Mrs. FERNYHoUGH, q
widow lady, recently from England, has
been teaching for some weeks past Mt the
head Of Main street, near the residence Of
her brother, d. Wooliscroft, Esq. Her
school will close on Thursday next for q
holiday vacation of two weeks. On the
second week of January 1t will be renew
ed. Terms $500 for primary and $3.50
for advanced scholars.
Mrs. F. desires to express her warmcst
thanks to those citizens of McGregor who
have so generously aided her in an employ
ment by which she can provide for her
family of little children. She feels that it
is quite impossible to do too much for the
children of such excellent friends. An
experience Of some years and very fiat
tering approval on the part of those for
whom she has taught, urges her to renewed
exertion in..the important line of life which
she has chosen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

BoLD RoBBERY.-We regret to learn
that Mr.. P. Lathrop, of Frankyille, was
robbed on his return from McGregor. He
had sold to Bassett & Hunting lot of
hogs amounting to about $1,000; took the
stage next morning for home-arrived
there-went to the barn for some pur-
pose, the money still in his pocket-was
knocked down by villain behind
him-lay senselcss several minutes, and
when he recovered, his money was gone |!
We hear of no clue to this terrible outrage.
Two or three persons broke Jail in Deco
rah few nights since, and it is supposed
they had a hand in it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

Jones 4 SCOTS Temple of Music u
stacked full with all kinds of Musical In
struments and Etna Sewing Machines
They o6er large diseounts ON. Holiday
Presents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

We noticed lot of superior Slcighs and
Cutters-in fact the finest finish and best
style we have ever seen in the west-at II.
b. Malone l. Co.'s Agricultural Ware
house, on the Public Square.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

A TzxrEsr.-On Saturday last news by
y esycs - Ae1e :. .hs that the
relative to the title here, made over year
ago by Judge Burt, of Dubuque, .cas re-
rersed. As many parties had taken title
from JAMES, had bailt extensively and paid
considerably, this news set the town in up
roar. AL sorts of reports were on the
wing and alarm was the order Of the day.
In q day or two the mail came along stat
ing the reversal was only on technica,
point in the decision Of Burt, and that this
technicality being recti6ed, the decision of
the Supreme Court, (full benca) at its De-
cember term, 1866, strengthened James
McGregor's title, and still further confirmed
the decision of the lower Court. Since
then the occupants have slept easy.
We get the above facts from the side ad-
verse to James McGregor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

BoARDERs.-Mrs. JAEGER has enlarged
her Boarding House facilities, and can
now accommodate two more persons with
sleeping apartments, and any reasonable
number Of day-boarders. Mrs. ]. enter
tains none but the most respectable Of the
nj
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

CRocKERY, &c.J. F. L,EBuARDr, near
Pearsall & Church and opposite the Cook
-Cory-Munson-Powers store, is well
supplied with fine assortment of Crock
cry, Glassware, and other handsome arti-
cles suitable for holiday presents. Mr.. L.
deals with his customers 1t low profits, and
in such manner a. to invite second vis-
it to his store.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19
Aew advertisements.
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BY the subscriber living in Grand Meadow Town
ship, Clayton County, Iowa, "a SMALL. YELLOW
COW. She came to my premises early in the fall and
was taken up Nov. LIST. 1866.
3w531 THOMAS MCGUIRE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

Ihad: Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, claims
that Jen. Davis cannot be tried for treason,
but only ~ 2 belligerent. bill 10 be-
Ing prepared providing for the purchase Of
all the distillefies in the country and their
operation BY tho government. "A bill
granting negro suffrage in the d. G. has
pissed, but Il 10 believed will be vetoed by
the president. 80. Sumner and Wade quar-
relied on tho 18th over the proposition to
sdnH Nebraska. sumner refused to vote
for tAe ~ beeanss il was = provision for
= white UaA.s gQyeTnment. Wade chasg-
ed hin NTH heiag visionary and imprsc-
ticable. Ten tkessand French trTops
have lsls Mexico, cad fifteen thousand re-
maip 70 aRhssf dsriag the wintsr md
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-19

The First National Bank q ngc0re96r.
NOTICE is hereby given that the regular Annual
~ Meeting Of the stockholders of this Bank for tbs
election Of irecto for the ensuing year. will be held
at tho office of said bank Tuesday, January 8th;
1867, at one o'clock r. M. Of said day.
OBEY HULvER6ON, Cashier.
McGregor, Iowa, Dec. l, 1866. sws29