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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

From the Chicago Journal.
RACE FOR THE LEAD.-Our morning CO.
temporaries are running a radical race, and
it is difficult to see which will come out
ahead.
Z The Times declares for impartial suf-
frage, and calls its former friends stJacob-
ins." The Tribune is urging the legisla-
ture to call convention to amend the con-
stitution of The state, in defiance of that
provision of the present constitution which
requires the people of the state to call such
convention; and the Republican advocates
the expulsion Of John Morrissey from
Congress!
Now we think the course of tho Times is
the most shameful, the Tribune's the most
dangerous, and that Of the Republican the
most preposterous.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

BUSINESS AND PERsoNAL.-Frank Will.
liams has bought the interest of Capt
Olmstead in the mercantile firm of Barnes
4 Olmstead, at Monona; the firm will now
be Williams & Barnes. Their location is
good, their stock is about SIC, 900, they
know how to sell goods, both eff them obi.
ging and attentive to customers and OF
course they will make business hum.
Persons indebted to either Frank Viii
liams or to Olmstead & Barnes are very
seriously advised that their best mode is ID
pay and save dunning and possibly costs
Buddc & Zeiglemeyer want to sell thor
Planning Mill and Sash Factory. See Adv.
next week. It is good property.
The Mississippi House is now in poses.
sion, by rental, Of Messrs. Frcse & Well.
man, who will hearafter conduct the bust.
ness: The house is convenient to the Leyee
foot of Main Street and the Barn is con-
convenient to the house. Messrs +. & w,
are experienced in the business, and we
predict for them full house at all times.
We are making them large Register,
which is proof that they will not he asha-
med to record their customers.
See their card in this issue.
j. W. SLEEPER, late of DEBORAH, has
gone into the Flanders House, McGregor,
with the Brothers Geo. and Alex. Mccain
ma. To the people Of the West from the
Lakes to the Missouri and particularly
about here for one or two hundred miles
it is useless to say anything about Sleep
ier's landlord qualifications; we know he
has no superior. The McCanna brothers
are also well posted, both having been en-
gagged in the business quiet, and closely
attentive to guests, we do not doubt the
sn""oss of Tho now combination. A good
barn and River and Railway Bus are
part of the features of accommodation.
W. D. Squires has a stock of Lumber,
Lath and Shingles at the Burdick Coulee,
just above the levee. His poster says he
will sell lower than any one else. You
can tell by trying.
VIM. Tan has fitted up splendid Shay
ing and Hair-dressing Saloon in Cambrian
Hall; it is credit to Tan and the Town.
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StraVod!

I. 0O4 0yO0 DO
E>ROM the premises Of the subscriber about three.
l. months ago. A RED cow, large horns and,
very vide long TAIL half white she IL tall and Il fret
sight looks very thin. liberal reward will be paid,
HENRY GEM.
North McGregor, Iowa. Nov. S, 1866. s3wS25
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take unto the mselves wings and fy2 Ost-
riches......A man in Connecticut fired both
barrels Of his gun at a rabbit, and missing
him, threw his tobacco box at the animal
and killed it......In some of the English
factories the children work sixteen hours
a day. They have the twice eight-hour
system. ....A statement of the number of
employees in the Treasury Department at
Washington, shows that 2,l83 clerks and
messengers and Sl2 females ,495 in all
ARE employed in the eighteen Bureaus
0: the department, at cost of about three
and half millions year. Marrying q
blood relation: Mr.. DE Bus has lately
welded Miss Nissan. =. .Rumor says that
Gen. Tom Thumb will soon have another
Thumb on his hands. "A chemical anal
ysis of the waters Of the Dead Sea shows
that they contain twenty-six per cent. of
salt, mostly chloride of soda and chloride
of magnesia.. ..Epitaph on an auction
eer-Gone.
There are two brothers in tho Georgia
legislature, named McWhorton, whose ag-
gregate weight is 500 pounds. Gen. Grant
being present by request of the president
it is intimatcd in official circles that in
structions have been sent to our minister
in France to demand the immediate with
drawal of the French troops from Mexico.
......Rumors are aaoat in New Orleans,
but discredited, of the capture of Mata-
moras by Cortinas. -. The government of
Italy will renew negotiations with the
pope at once...... Beauty is the woman you
love, whatever she may seem to others.
..."."All flesh is grass" sighed Spodgers
after. dinner one day, and Immediately
added: 'Of all grasses give me plump
grass widow. $50 it seams" as the
young girl observed to the sewing machine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-30

MADAME REMINGTON, the wcrld-rcnswped
Astrologist and somambulistic ClAirvoyant, while
clavoyant state, deneates the very features Of The
psrsn ~ ase y marry, md BY The I'D d a instru
ment Of intense power, known the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce perfect and lifelike picture
a The future husband or wiz Of the applicant with
date Of marriage. occupation. leading traits Of char
actcr. &c. This b no imposition. as testimonials
without number assert BY stating place Of birth,
go, disposition. color u eyes and hair and enclosing
any cents, and stamped envelope addressed to your
scl you will receive the picture by return mall
gcther with desired information.
Address in confidence. MADAME GERTzUDx RsMu0-
Fos r. o. Box 9W West Troy. n r. mayS-dkwau
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We have been kindly furnished with the.
following statistics By Mr.. Fay. U. q. Asses
cor for this Distsict. II will BE- seen that
the total revenue from the District 10 near
" 81 900 LEES than last year. Muscstine,
however, shows IN increase over last year.
The heaviest income in the District Il 70.
turned BY Mr. Young, lunberman, Of Clin.
ton county, Who reports 90. 600:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-30
-!Nuscasins Journal.

Den Rice nads spsseh h III siscus at
Pittsousg on the Fourth, In The eeusse 81
which b advised the ssasssd pspslseisu nel
"to ny 70 ct white 10 quick"
The Massasoit lnsssaaes Co., Il Spins-
nsld, Mass., vetsd % Tueoday = ssaee ie<
suing policies. snd will wind up its affairs,
being led to this BY heavy losses recently
incurred BY the Portland Ore.
Mn. David Smith. Of Lebanon, Tenn, re.
Gently gave birth 10 four childrcn-two
boys and two girls each weighing six
pounds. The mother and children are do>
ing veil, ard arc oil likely to live.
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a Baby Eaten mp by Norway
Special Dispatch TO the Louisville Courier.
pirfsnuR0 Julv m


PirrsBuRo, July -.
On Saturday morning another twenty five
inch gun WAS cast in this ctr at the Fort
Pitt foundry. Il 10 designed for the Puri>
tan, now lying At New York harbor, and
will be eighteen inches stouter than the one
cast May 9th, 1864, for tho monitor Dom
derbcrg. When finished il will wsieh
ninety thousand pounds.
The pa. ticulars of horrible occurrence.
which TRANSFERRED few days ago. have just
been made public. 1t appears that young
married lady placed her little infant, little
cherub three months old. in crib and left
the room; live or ten minutes afterwards
she heard piercing Shrek from the l.tlo
innocent, and Immediately rushed to ito
aide. See arrived in time to sec large rat
jump from the cradle and jump through no
open door. Upon raising the infant she
found it cold in death, the rat having bitten
through the lip a,.d cheek, producing
spasrns in one Of which the babe had
died.
The corpse Was laid out in the pasloe, and
being left unguardcd, swarm Of rats On.
tered and attacked it, devouring n ssly The
entire face and arms before their prsssncs
was discovered.
The mouse in question 10 literally swarm.
ing with ravenous Norway rats, which fro.
qnently attack grown persons, and ass .
source Of terror to the occupants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-30

TnH USREALlrr Or Real EsrArB.-A cor.
respondent Of the New York World, writ>
ing from Portland, Me-, says:
"Thc spectacle Of Portland in its desola>
ton should be photographed. Is il nov re-.
vcals itself, in all its ominous reality under
this bright. joyous July sun. In gazing %
Il one feels kind Of pity fes the folly
which talks Of "rsal estats;" = il any ee>
tste Of mans devising and constructiou
could BE- csteemed to be ''esal' 10 . world
where the folly Of child playing With gun.
powder can be caught W BY the winds Of
heaven and made The isstSumsnt Of onnihi-
lating-ycs. that 10 the woed-litsrally ~
nihilating. in single night, I'll the ediacss
piled up. stone on stone, and brick % brick,
~ twenty thousAia1 soiling human bsiaee
In twenty years Of time, fer thsis hooss
and the haunts II their daily restless aslivi.
~. "Rcal EstAte !" Three days aso. here
stood . mile Of solid buildines. bsfose
which the nen whose hands had builded
them seemed evsnescsnt and transitssy.-
To-day the glazing sunlight floods wasls
Of scathed and pcwdesy earth, made hide
Gus with the SCARED skslstsas u mighty
tress, which mark The linss that three days
since were streets, and with the blackcned,
saunt. staring chimusys and shattered vall6
that three days since enshsined the life Of
ten thousand SOULS"
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IT Is NO NEW ARTICLE put before the public
i on account N the excitement in relation To Chol
cfA II has been manufactured ard used Tor the last
eAWD 6OttAs III 4 weae sold In the New England
States. solely its merits, without advertising IL
saficieit endorsement of lie value. II Is simple, eale
eld efllactoIe. lrts only - csnts. Fer sac by al
Druggists. Fuller, Finch & Fuller, Wholesale Agts
Chicago. june12-d&Wtm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-30

- - - - AAmneoon - ne
fAl1oAelp61a C00Vo96060S
~ New Yesk ANsiS u 1les6ey says
~ isssss y - dsssruissd q ~ Phila
ds'phia Csavsasisa = nos bsIsos 70 aay
psssisslar pasty, q sny sunsss Of pessiss.
TAey ssapsiss ~ Gssas pssuear 4esssisos
iavelvsd in ~ sssrit,s oisnaaaesuent u
~ Government By The pssssas Csoerses,
~ josa ths saasssssusy tsssst ., -
squaadssiss Of Ne psllle asasy, che ~
positions q eax assseeoss end tsx eolisctee,
H. sassaess aeeumslstisa sessvsaus from
vhisA ~ sesaesy rsaps = sdvsuaags,
snssasiae y asasiy olsy, ooo. 900, ana I'll
the ~ e ~ ~ lsoislstiss With which
Ne psspls have bsea affected. lnaseueA
= tAsss ass Ill grievances against Shich
The public have common cause u ccmptaint,
he beet thing The Convention can DO l. 70
adoit into its deliberations the REPRESENTA-.
tivss efall parties Who may present them.
selves. and let then sll - TO wsrk, aceord>
ing % the light that they are favored with,
t. establish healthier order Of thines.-
xhsrs viii b many candilatss Tor admis.
sien. end Il cannot b expected that each
viii b agFssahIs 10 The ethsr. Objection.
= vssious kids will b raised, and anteee,
dssts viii psebably b. mixed Up - barrier,
70 participate 10 The councils Of tho Con.
vsotiea. Il gill b viss v overlook al
such eejsseioas. snd:sive every one chance
70 have Bic ny on the vital question 70 be
discussed. We want new men % wsil q
nsw 0sasuses 70 bring the country back "a
10 original prosperity. and nullify - far u
possible The work Of The corrupt fastion in
Ceasrsss. The ancient Christian church
ms formed cut Of hcathcns and Jews, for
the vsey simple reason that there we're no
ether classes In existence at that epoch
from which to form new faith-idol wor.
shippers. and devil wsrshippers, and be.
LEVERS 10 shs.psophets, end those Who bow
ID dswn bcfsee The golden calf; and yet
ost Of these elements W got the grand
Christian deportation with oil IL bless
ings, which have even fallen 10 greater or
less dsgres upon the politicians. Let the
Philadelphia Csavsution, therefore, give oil
~ elemsats-no matter how discoraant-
Q chance, snd something good may come
eut II he sdnixturs."
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Bsias unable longer 70 stand thc intense.
y bet wssthsr-fearics The cholers, and
osrs particularly the people. the first ses.
sion Of the ssth Congress hes finally ad-
jsurnsd sine de. For several weeks past
~ msmbcrs have been scattering to their
respective homes to look after their elections
until barely quorum vas lsft on Saturday
when the adjournment tosk place.
New then, What report have these men
y make 70 their eenstitucnts. They have
ben in ssssicn two>thirds Of "a year. Four
nfshs Of ell he important acts they have
passed either relate to the negro or were in.
tended 10 prsvsat the restoration Of the
Union. Nearly oil The rest Of their legisla.
tioa previdcs for increased and unnecessary
expenditures and taxation. For tho benefit
Of the northern people they have done com.
paraliveIy nothiso.
The country doss nol need another Con.
gress like this. TO repeat the dose would be
10 strange ths life cut Of The nation. That
The interests Of the people may Be served,
that satsseoas psodisacy may b checked /;
that the country may be saved from hnan>
eial ruin and the Union Of the States re-
stored that the sreassss good for the great
srt number may BE- achieved. . change must
DO wrought in tho political complexion OF
the ne2s session If Congress. That duty is
Tor the people to perform. and let Il be done
thoroughly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-30

BENTON'S LIVERY
AND BOARDING STABLE.
Ger. u ana nee clk 1o1adka Aereele.
OPPOSITE THE PLOw FACTORY, OR
~ one square east Of the Post Office.
Particular attestiou psid TO boarding horses
y the dav, week Or month jyss-dly
The Eclipse Livery Stable.
Cerner Third ana Ferry sts..
~ WILL Al ALL HOURS FURNISH
EI& Livery. Board Hoeses and pay particu-
lar attention to FUNERALS, on Short Notice.
80 Charges reasonable.
lune26- WOLF 1 HEWITT.
CITY LIVERY STABLE.
=: - Etc.,. II
oa Third street. tst~een Btslt rs
md Perry. and have stocked Il With New Due-
gee, New Carriages, . Nsw Czech. sad COED aad
P.rtieele astentlea pssd 70 pusesals, Pienies,
md Parties attended 70 d ell times.
Horses bought, cold end exchen6ea:
jy17-diy BARD ! xfNERMAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-30

4 gsntlsaan Il Albany, who d sesns.
what savied foe HE sesisl eulturs and
chivalry. rscsstly bod seeasioa 70 Telegraph
10 seoe lsdy GFisnds In Nsv York city. -
6sllsw: "Aiss-goss down this sven>
iag 70 sonpIsss her bridal trsssseas." The
assaes - ssssivsd q he geassal once.
whsneo Il Was feeWardsd over The city line
70 - - tswn o0es. The esallsoan aftes.
ward ealliag q The laaies 70 whom the
telegram was addressed. was ssosived With
On cir sfeGsaded dignity which only ladies
can command, Who, In reply to request
for IN esplanatien, demanded Why be had
presumed to send them such . dispatch.
being procured, red, = ~ hesroe Of the
gentleman, thus: Niss--goss down
this evening to get hss bridal tresssrs."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-30

l6STRlCTS Of SCOTT COUNTY
THs ABOVE BOOKS. WHICH HAVE
REQ Pears q Cespiess,
~ .ew the property Of the subscriber. who vii.
Abstracts Of Title
Re. ANY Neal Estate In acesl &c.
= eAsst no&ies asd o. reasonable terms.
G. II. Eldrldge,
q ssvsse~ est Ntsesy Psbtie.
eeo0-aw6 len Op-Sesirs. Post Once Bs.ea.
BILLIARDS.
TINS PUBLIC ARE INFORMED THAT TIE
i Billiard Hall Of
=. ". COON 4 CO..
= one Of the most fashionable resorts in the
City. All those desiring to indulge in this f.
vof1te gane, viii End this a. agreeable and we'll
vsstillsasd hall jsls-dtf
CITY PROPERTY!
FOk SALE.
Ia ssesss Brady ssd Fifh street, slslsa.
L. escner Perry nd finh ssrsst. e4xlso,
ssH sssalssd = e.. ysr:; nss GOD 5.,,.o ..
e n.ne.
l L. corner Of Perry end Eiish streets. q feet
&oat - na)lfoad, I'D 10 tsee nons % Perry
olree4 - = Ne bset position In the city for -
o1evokoe.
h1noev,t ltoat - Ne n. . \. =. =. end
~ ~ - Westssn Aveaue and 0aines strsets,
vitA ftans e0es and stabls first rate loeestsa
- lunbse yan1
oQeea buil6ane loas 10 Bese Devsspeft, hevs
~ NV ofthe rive, 1sek lslaad, aadthe cities
oeD0veapoet ed B0ek Island. Pries os00sosh.
70 0eea haildine lsts n he city q Rock
olen6. within 0vc ninatee walk Of ~ U. 9.
Arooo1. e1Soo ffo0 o1oo - o9Go.
o. lste q tea eefee ease, hslfnile irea city
~. Ouitahso ioe gardssing . SfAit seielnR.
maelS Apply - GEO. L. DAvBu&O8t.
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upsn ne Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous
TANNER. II has been used by the elite Of Paris and
LOndon with the most hattering success. Names Of
al purchasers will be Registered and II entire salts
hcfion n not gfven In every instance, the money win
Be- cheeffully refunded. Price by mail. sealed and
pUslpeid, q. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO.,
Chemisls. No. 80 River street, Troy, N. y. Sole
ageneD 1of thegUnited Ssata.- mey3Akwsm
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0a9F1ooa street. LIVERY 0oa01es
HAnnIe0N S1R1Bf, DGfW0u
Front and Deeoad. U40FDeo -
CofEao9es, Of the beee quality, v - q ~
eeur2 Funerals fufni6hea % 6Aoft oetieo.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
nd boarded ii reasousble charges. (myls-d1y
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From the Boston Evening Commercial. July 81.
A gentleman ~ho had free generation
With President johnson, short time since,
informs % that b found him hopeful, in
good spirits and Undertaking in the e.
preston Of his visws. lIe does not antici-
pate any thing like democratic majority in
the NEXT House Of Representatives, though
the number Of representatives Of that par>
y w,ll doubtless bs considerably increased.
But be dees count confidently o. The re.
turn Of . majority Of moderate men, who
viii be prepared to deal With tho people Of
The South - oil honorable and high>mind.
Cd nations deal With their antagonists af.
YER having beaten and disarmed them.-
And in districts and States where the lsc>
pubsioAa party fail to nominate such men,
he thinka democratic candidates will 10
likely in . majority Of cases TO BE- elected
over radicals.
The President 10 unhesitatingly Of the
opinien that the only safety Of the nasioa
lies in generous and expansive plan Of
eoneiliatioa, and the Longer this 10 delayed
The 0eee diflcult vill Il BE- to bring the
North and South into harmony. II the
suspicious, {. ranioal policy 10 too long
pursusd, the population of The South will
become q hoaAils in time 10 The North q
The psople Of ireland are towards Hnelinn.
addine 70 THE evil Of hsesaitary end 0ows
tng aninsaity - aAility for revsa0o 8 hu
Ap~x1 fr1A A. \
In regard % he bsackS shs President
says shsy viii dnd wofk enough and for
Wsny ysars - soms probably 6stter rsos>
Nssatlon than anv other class Of agricultu-
ri lAboesrs in the country. The coupeti-
zion Of capitalists end land owners will in.
cure gssd tssatmsat end good pay iton
the ptaatsrs. That there will Be much dis
erdee 4 = b expected; but there win be
"a aese than there would b q ths North
Wsrs ths number Of bAek laborses ep0N
eisotly nu0ssous to enter into. ssrioua ne
valry With the whites.
The PEssidsat 10 eeu6dsat that nothine
en- b ssfsly ed pssuansntly dpss il n
gard - restoring he cussenel, diminishinR
taxasioa. end ss1ablishina ~ prosperity Of
Ne country - souna ~ eaousine beeie.
until Representatives, fesa eli he States ase
peseeae il CeAosses. The idsa Of lseis)a>
eae tx sesthird d tAs pepulaeisa q the
oo0aesy, cd paaeaag eoaasilutioaAl amend.
0ereo without allowing then aay vsles in
~ matter, q paying any ae1eatiea 10 their
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