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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

FcR SALE.-A Dwelling House vita
six good 70 ms, for sale by
J, Il. EASATtY,
may 2lddwsf Real Estate Agent,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

~ Remember tbs grand promenade
couasrs and festival, Ut Barhop's new
ball IBIS evening.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

AneTmKx SHooTfsa AccibxSr OK rnE
PLAixs.- The Nebraska City Meas states
that Mr. Samuel L. Hols, ous Of Jehn
Csad's drivers, accidentally shot himself
With maskss on tbs 26th Of May, City
nailss above Fort Ksarnsy. He waa i'm
nasaiassly ssnvsyea 90 the Aoapisal At
Fort Ksarney. HE leg was anputated
isuuasdi aGsly npou bis arrival atths Fort
bat when laat seen no hopes OF bis re-
cevsry was anticipated. His parents re-
eide in nlinsis.-- 0askzhs Raa. q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
A CROWN OF GLORY.
EvKaY NAN, wsmxn and chlia whe has assa
sTERLTNGss AMRROsEA

y Al H ~ n &&W~3S IN YEA M8 &#USM IA
Ia wliIink 10 recommend Il. Three years ofsapia
lyiacreaslrg sale havr maas ths AabrosEa famous
all over fse World.
IT'S WARRANTED 70 PLEASE.
II cures Iseaiax al As Heaa.
II makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
II pFeveats the Hair from failing eat.
ii readers lhs Eair Soft and aissxy.
Clsaasas TIE scalp esois the heated brow re-
aoxes dsaaruGi cures nervous headache cures
aldnesss insares InxuriAnt Ieeksi ineliass bAil
0 curl; >sgpeTeaaas Wigs; Kills hair satesss Coed
efscs appsfent az ancs.
70 THE LADIES WE SAY,
ras Amasssla viii. ssas you 10 r. Eegaaslg
pat ap. DsiioateIY perfamea. Ratfaniaea ~
Opera Singers and Actresses. sold in spisndid
boxes boRss 81 cartons. containing iargs bot
lIes~Ns. for morning No, for evening,
III KmE ~ yo mssrAxR ABoUT TT
srEaLIss's AasRosfA Is tire bess, NEST agfsaa.
able aRd sassaArx ssaast ID ghs waEss. 70 pkev'
sAis try eaFso6.
| galshss DfaMsssssss
s4xkLiHss AMsasstA aASHFAeTeAfEa %
SIS gEazos street. ". U.
Or, u, 1855 ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

BURaoP's Hail. will soou be finished,
whaa wa Will have a place ia whieh TO
nsas shas sill do credit to Council Blaifs
The plastefing is done, and the ball pre-
s*Bts sa impesips sighs. II anything
vas needed here IL was a good bail, and
sc can asW haass one that waff BE
large and beautiful, and woaTd answer
fer q city d dssbls or sapqla18n. Mr.,
Bsrbop ia entitled 20 much credit FOR pct
ling up sueA a bali, ana 80 ara ssjslsed
% k1ow that It is to be paying iastssn.
ace. The ball viii be sysssa = sEsw
ssys.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

e- Queen Victoria il said TO be pre-
pairing a volume Of essays. This will pc
the hTst Of her issues that did nos require
hsaVy peawian from PaEliAsnsnE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

i,xpscATfes BAll. --on Tuesday night
last Bsrhop's neg ball vas dedicated
By = grand ball. A large eo:npsay vas
10 sssehaahss. the sssfs xss good, and
all vas life sad snjoynsnt. :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
AvoEp oOENrgRFE1rs.

Hoststter,s BIttsra share the e8mmhu tate
9iaH things go5d--Impa initiate.
OF thcSe besaFe--tiiareetJ use yohr eyeB--
From honest heases pafehase your 6sppEles,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

wa Ia ~ sttIg FOR tAe psst twenty
years, auI i therefore ths pers1a whom ali atictA
Cd ssoaid c1hsait. Ne one esrT ard OF patient
city. ms Iopata tian has vouchers ia ST. the city
papers, has paGients and the medical profession,
both here astI abroad as being tie most sgtIifu
specialist baFe AMI thorough r1s4sfr Of all sexual
diseases. IL all others don't desraiT, give fail
dim call II is caty common occurrence w1th
higa tocasa such cRSes. Ills rooms are Eepefat "a
Tor ladies sai gentlemen and Shs most eoDE tete u
kae eifS,
YouSo NES. TAKE PARTICULAR SorIcE -
DJrlor aiEraow aFvotes much Of hrs time 10 The
treatment Of those eases CsHssd by a secret hAb-
H. which rsiBs botH MIND ard body, uniting the
unfortunate taaiF iatai either for bgainsSs soci-
e4y The sad efFest of these early habits, or The
excess OF FIper years rs to weaken AID dsb2ltfatR
Il Coma titatiGn, destrI ths mental ard rkysic&i
powers diminish and enfeenie Gae natural feelings
ard exbaBat the vital eRerSiss Of manhood ! the
pleasures Of life are IaAFred, tAe object of mar
tisgA frustAte4, ash existence itself rendered
teYrnsG uaeeNsiug misery aud regret Such par
sons especially thSss contemplating marriage,
should b. Sc 30 lime IN making immediate zpRIIsa
Uon az Dr. b by bis aew treatment, Ia enabled
| to iazure speedy and permanent cure.
Consultations free ana esnddeutiaI. oaacs No.
| ito sopth Clara Street. corner Of Monroe, haf q
block from tue Post OHes. Post 0nfee Box t5S
| Chieago, til. ba8ee Hours frega A 30 8 r n
| Send IN Aiz HgGiaw TO Hsalthsn publish e
| moutaly ffse Il charge,
! N B--3Rdiss send fer descriptive eiFeuiai
81 PsasAE4e kaanadle the best preventive Of eon'
ekptFen khawA. Sent to any address free OF charge
| YshguaFv n. 5s--no~Ss--lv
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
One Hundred Thousand Dol-
lars in Greonbacks

ne vsssponsnsnt Is an unayo!daaie necessity
fact 40 rauch ia consequence of the hamesF %
tickets yet unsSlal rs the vsstlTe Necessity there
Is fer proper Fegistrstlon OF taose ALREADY ais-
poasi os whieh has been 3eiaysd 10 eansequeaSe
al ths aaglla1nes 9nd csr~issFness OF P8Ttteu
Of our Agents 10 mskinz their proper rsharns
~ ! afrkse III parties wsnt8ag tRskets 10 Ernd Ter
them with ut delay, - We have eat tlnisATa
pnrnpes yeG on hand. we wish more EaiElcasafsy
10 Impress upon he uinA u oar AgesstA the i'm
partsnes ~ theiE raaktnS their retains AZ cree
ana of recti fying Whatever rrrersEaaT havs efsPt
fnto their fepofts hprstoleFe, We viii ssy "
thoss eenaiaE fcf sirkess. thai II ihss should AL
be sold at the time theiF order IL rereivsas y =
goney win pc retarae6. Nc app1aeatlsRs Tor
msw agencies fof che sale Of tiekcts I'LL Dc COZ
aldered a. ws have more thsB sutsgient aeGsts.
lar tkoss agents re hare ALREADY A1esspsed -
Y.cketA are for sale at The pfinelpA Hcseia, h9ss
Ard ususc storca la the city aEd at our onics tSa
Dearborn street; price 81 each seAi % mai ga
rprsivt o. pYfea ana stamp fof tssarn p9saase--
wu invise TIE particular atEentlen. 81 prfscas
wishGng to pfdsr tEexeta es mail % the felioEaas
SPECIAL TRANS Oh CLUB AXIS
Aay party procuring d egta OK avs ~ usnFF
names tor tickets, and faTwsrdlag ns ths maHey
fer theaawss sill b. allsNsd tbs tsiioNias evsn~
akA~ N&w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

rae afensiescrs wiu aosate ~ sAa Lanesia sad
Ysouelsa Msuaxae ss Fands @afoo asas, faers val
ne aseo0 reserved fsoaa the eersaM &sAwtng TIE
$50 600 prtae see ahe ssaga yfsrSssM
Rrgxnrsexs--Hoa MsL bar Mace o. NJ
al Ina !; Hsn IRA r E.syesSx, 81 gsuEss Hea
%us Lsagngwesl, LTvNs. ynwss Heag 5aas Uses
II chlesgps Zen G Gfsyes ssHith, 81 MinlE
saeob FaTssah Agst NJ O. y. sthixsSes nj n
rauesyE 90, s-apaFtegs ~ saa<@es- EAseAass
KPr0posaiS Cos ihseflns shis adSsrtissmsns arf
rasssesfsa w4s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

In ssaxy eaas ssnA tbs nafas aad Fcst@scaeH ad-
Sysff nasaas asee esaes xpre&e, OF sa spgistsseS
iettsrs may hx ssa& nj srT risk Al esaazH nzaa-
sailors sRuusd be addressed 70
wf3Gfgs. mRADFOH0 Co.,
s@s @ss3 D@agsasn street, EklrA&0, H.
EPss& asAee afax 81 aSs3s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
EbEs. Hk9SEE.0 W

IL the anls RAisFx3 ans So sp. G.
fatssf nos IN 80 les So tfsaf can
entirely relied apon 90 TO higat
Aad rot suffer fhat ksrTlbiS dis
eaSe to remain TN youF syEteu,
aisaEurink YpnT tsCR aud body, be-
sidea destroying yeuT happiness
and future pTaspsCts Of We. lie
has mace PRIVATE DISEASES
Kai Rsryssg debilty his
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
MARRIAGE AVN CELuBACY,

usuT Assnis fer q. s. aud C4aaaas.
a&swIY &, n.e,l
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15
MI AR RIED.

August 6th 1885, at Minneapolis by Rev. Charles
c. Sater pastor of the Congregational Church. at the
residence Of the brides sister, D. d. FRASER, of Nc
Grcgor, Iowa. to Miss ANNA A. SHERWOOD, of Sparta,
Wisconsin. No Cards! a"a ~ q -7r
This event was reported to have taken place several
days prior to the above date but have the averment
of the happy pair at the Evans House, to date
'Dan has great reason think, to be proud of Mrs.
Fraser, and hence invitation to the TINES Office
to call and his captured bride. 1t might be tho
invdious in if to say D. D. had secured the
best of the bargain, and therefore will not say
1t! They seem well suited to each other,
and we trust no ripple in life's current will
mar their voyage. If the writer of this
were not already ticketed for the trip across the
of Matrmony, he would endeavor to find mate
near resembling Mrs. "Dan" possible. Oh, DAN
TEL DONALD! how much your late chums envy you the
happiness which graceful wife is furnishing you
Be good to the dear one' you have been to
your acquaintance in North Iowa. and there will be
years of solid pleasure in store for you. The lady
needs reminder-her face end form are guarantees
OF the highest excellence.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

n The radical convention of the Sd con-
gressional district meets at West Union on
the 22d inst, to nominate candidate for
congress. Their county convention will
come off at Elkader on Saturday. Mem
don township delegates were made on
Monday eve. We are without the names,
but are told that they are instructed to
support Allison. Our exchanges are fix
ing Allison's nomination, alternately, as a
certainty and then not so certain. Capt.
Adams is spoken Of as having many warm
supporters circulating throughout the dis
trict who will urge his nomination at the
convention. In the classic language of a
very good meaning gentleman in this vicin-
ity, it is none Of our business and there
fore we arc not going to dictate. Allison
lis a very good sort Of radical and we
don't believe Adams can be less bitterly
disposed toward constitutional justice due
all parts of the country.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15
Obituary.

Obituary. .
Resolutions Of the McGregor Band, on
the death Of the rife Of one Of their
s members. Is a.tt ;.a.,tata
Alta regular meeting of the McGregor
Band, held ut their hall. in this city, Aug.
18th, 1866, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Great and
Overriding Power-the Creator of all
things, to visit the household of L. +.
Church, a companion in our musical cir
Gle, and take from his side his life-partner
she that sylnpathized with him in his
sorrows and laughed with him i'll his glce !;
therefore, be it - af
s Resolred, That we deeply and sincerely
sympathize with the disconsolate and lone
ly husband in his bereavement-in the ir-
reparabe loss he has sustained.
That a copy of these resolutions be pre-
scented to the husband, who has thus at a
single blow been stricken from the heights
of happiness to the lowestdepths of sorrow.
That the Secretary of this Band be re-
quired to enter these resolutions in his
book of records; and further tt
That he be required to presents copy to
the Editors of the North Iowa TINES and
the McGregor NEWS for publication. -
ID. Z. LINDLEY, Pres't.
e. w Oscoon Coo',,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

The Ne,cs says,''What would some of our
milk and water republican friends" (the
thirteen who signed the private circular
letter. 'who fear that we may say some
thing that will graf harshly upon the feel
ing Of tho miserable creatures" Andrew
johnson, Col. Thos. j. Turner, Chairman
OF the Illinois State Central Republican
Committee, with host of others who us
ed their own swords in the field of battle,
Hon. Geo. Ashmun, of Massachusetts,
president of the Chicago convention Of
1860, now a delegate to. tho Philadelphia
convention, and hundreds Of private SOL
diers in our own immediate vicinity who
hold the same political opinions) ''say if
some unpublished patriot should chastise
them as they deserve?' 4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15
3 EXCURSION to Lansing.

Excursion to Lansing.
Thursday, the 9th inst, saw gay party
of pleasure seekers from this city and p.
du Chien-Masons all-take the steamer
Alamakee, and bound for Lansing. The
McGregor Band being deemed an indis-
pensable luxury, their services were pro-
cured for the day so also was Horder's
String Band. Between the two,
"There was music here there
And everywhere"
The trip to l.. was very pleasant to all,
Judging from the many happy smiling IA
ces that glanced from meath wool hats,
shilling hats, "kiss-me-quick's," sea-sides
and some with no sides at all. Arrived at
the burg where Johnny--A. holds forth, be-
tween the hours of IL and l. Took on a
few lads and lassies-theA dropped down
the river a mile--landed and marched to
the time of some of the Bands choicest
airs and Hoisington's whistle to the grove,
nearly half mile inland. Here we found
cool retreat, shaded by huge oaks and
carpeted with natures softest and most
beautiful MOSES. Seating ourselves I'M
der the wide-spreading branches of the
shadiest Gathers of the Forest" we pro-
ceeded to enlighten ourselves as to the con-
tents of the numbcrless baskets brought all
the way from MEG. Biscuit and butter,
boiled tongue, boiled eggs, cake and pie of
all kinds soon followed each other into the
mouths of the "worser and 'better halfs''
then and there assembled. A few bottles
of "Jurisprudence" were discovered lying
costly in the bottom of the basket and
were Immediately thrown away (?). As
all things must come to an end, so did our
dinner. Half an hour later saw us steam
back to L. Unloadcd her citizens and
then moved up the river four or five miles;
returned and stopped half an hour-then
started for home. AS it is the picnicers
luck to be showered, we, not being any
more lucky than previous parties, were
treated by the Wise Ruler of the Universe
to STEW rain,' dropped, undoubtedly for
our especial benefit. The homeward trip
was enlivened by some choice and excel
lent singing on the part of some of the
gay jewellers. '.Walk-Arounds' and 9TH
cr dancing filled up the remainder of the
time. Arrived at the landing of our city
in the early evening. Three cheers were
given for Capt. Bisbee and his gallant
crew. BY the way, when a better officer
and man than Capt. Ira is found, let us
know and we'll call on John sway down
below and take cigar-at your expense
| CHARLEY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

PERSONAL. +H 2.&5". ''t
This Office has been favored with calls
from a cheap of folks" during the week,
probably to relieve us from our loneliness
in the absence of our shelter half" who
left us, without jar, on Thursday of last
week, Of the number we recollect, Sam.
Sturgeon Haislet, of the Winneshiek Re
,gistes, good boy but he will laugh; Col.
Thomas of Dubuque, working in the in
terest Of the Wisconsin-Fox- Riyer-ship-
canal; Mr.. johnson and his bride, of the
Railway House, Prairie du Chicn; Chas.
s. Worden, of Chicago and Mrs. Fannie
Grosvenor Of West Union; w. II. II.
Brainard and lady, Of the Boscobel Stand
ard Judge McClintock of West Union;
w. 9. IIuey, of Winona, Minnesota, Frank
and Lon. Church, Of Counover, ct. al.
Call again.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

Our Col, the founder of this sheet and
the soul of good fellow and the TINES,
with whom the writer of this is proud to
have been associated for more than three
years in its publication, left home on
Thursday last in company with Milo Nc
Glathery Of West Union, who will spend
few weeks in Pennsylvania, and Judge
McClintock of the Union, West Union
The Col. and the Judge are now in the
Quaker settlement where there are assem-
bled several peoples nearly as good as
those who constantly hold the African i'm
age before them as their god, and we re-
ligiously believe will perpetrate several
things which may be provocative of more
wise legislation, peace and harmony and
final, lasting union, and a wiping out Of
all hostile feelings in the land, than can
reasonably be expected from rulers who
delight to tear down tho pillars of the
government for their own helish purpos-
es. We publish in another column, let
ter from the Col, giving the reader full
report of his journeyings to, and sight-see-
ing in Chicago.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

The fall term oflthe Briggs Academy at
Garnavillo, will commence on Monday,
Aug. 9th. We are glad to record the
success of an institution of this kind in our
own county. Garnavillo is one of the most
beautifully located points within it's bor-
ders and Prof. Briggs has long held an en-
viable reputation as an instructor, which
is being appreciated, as shown by the pat
ronage the Briggs Academy is receiving
from the interior and other parts Of the
state. We acknowledge call from the
Prof. which we hope will be repeated
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15
CHOLERA Is COMING.

1t is an important fact and should be remembered
that the Asatc Cholera in its travel from east to west,
has never ravaged affected tho wine growing dis
trics Of western and central Europe and but slightly
touched some of their seaports therefore, deem it
necessary and wise for every family to provide them
selves ~ preventive against cholera with pure
wine, which can be of the first quality at reasonable
prices, at J. +. LIEBHARDTs WINE DEPOT, above
Pearsall Church's, McGregor, Iowa. 2w5l2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

The question being asked the Sunday
Times what is meant by the marriage of
the Adriatic,'' 'sthe Adriatic free to wed, ,"
&C., that paper answers thus:
The Adriatic is the sea part of which
constitutes the Gulf Of Venice, and in A..
d. ll73 the ceremony was instituted Of
wedding the Adriatic.' 1t was a cere-
mony symbolic of the intimate union of
Venice, then great maritime port, with
the ocean on which so many of her vessels
foated. The Doge of Venice, on Ascen-
sion Day, used to go out in his state barge
attended by all the dignitaries of the state,
in gondolas, and he would drop ring in
to the sea, and this was called the we'd
ding, &c.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15
laTH IOWA STATE FAIR.

To be held at Burlington, Sept. 10, -, 90
and FL, 1866. Over s., 900 offered in Premi-
fare, and freight for exhibition free (see Premium
List9 c., b. q. r. R. at 90 per cent. vest of Mem
dota for passengers, and freight free. Northern Line
Packet Co. at halfare. Western Stage Co., throughout
Iowa, at twOthirds usual fare. Best accommodations
for State Fair in the Northwest. All information
cheerfully furnished on application to
j. NJ SIlAFFER, Secretary, Fairfield, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

The initial number of the Boscobel
Standard, edited by w. H. H. Brainard,
late of the Mazon,ani0n, is on our table.
The Standard can't be less than spicy,
readable paper, and will always, while con-
Quoted by its present proprietor, merit the
patronage Of every sensible reader within
the length of q stage line or railroad of
that village.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

Col. Thomas, of Dubuque, was among
us for day last week, and addressed a
meeting of our citizens upon the Wiscon-
sin-Fox- River-Ship-Canal subject, to which
interest he is now giving his time. Through
his efforts the people Of the northwest are
being walked up to the propriety of secur-
ing the completion of that most important
thoroughfare on the earliest day possible.
The means required to make the prelimi-
nary survey, have been appropriated by
congress, and it is believed only necessary
to file the proper memorials to secure an
appropriation at the next session sufficient
to warrant the speedy completion of this
great work. Below we give the sccretarys
report of the proceedings of the meeting:
At meeting of citizens of the city of
McGregor, held Wednesday evening, the
sth inst, the Hon. w. l. Gilchrst was
called to the chair and Douglas Lefiingwell
appointed secretary. The chairman stated
the object of the meeting to be the consid
ering Of the subject of the improvement of
the Wisconsin and Fox rivers with refer
ence to the proposed ship canal, and intro
duced Col. Thomas, of Dubuque, who ad-
dressed the meeting, giving much interest
ing information on that subject. Mr.. Lef-
fingwell then briefly addressed tho meeting
and offered the following resolutions, which
were adopted
Hesolred, That the great material interests of tho
Northwest demand increased facilities for increas-
ed products and for that decidedly approve
Of memorialiZing Congress to make an ample appro-
believing that stream must ultimately be the great
nayigable highway from the Mississippi to the Lakes.
ResOlred, That will heartily and earnestly COOP
crate with any well directed efforts made with intent
of pressing this great enterprise successful termi
nation. sas 10 IS %-
After which, upon motion, the Chairman
appointed the following committees
On Observation-Disclosures Leftingwell,
Willis Drummond, Reuben Noble, Milo
McGlathery, Samuel Merrill, A. French,
A. p. Richardson, j. L. Dearborn, Vim.
Larrabee. .4
On Finance.-L. Seals, j. Merrill, III.
L. Newell, M. O'Brien, 4. IIenke.
Upon motion of Mr.. Lefingwell, the
chairman was added to the committee on
memorials as its chairman.
r Upon motion of Augustus French, Esq,
the committee on memorials was authoriz-
ed to add as many to the committee as
they may deem expedient. ~. ''g5"'23
Upon motion of Col. Merrill, the meet
ing adjourned.
d. LEFFINGwELL, Sec'y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15
oRIoINAx NoYIoH.

STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTY-sS.
II. d. Evans,
In the District Court.
W. A. Durham.
To w. A. Durham, Defendant
VOU are hereby notified that or before the 30h
day of August 1865 petition will be fled by
said plaintiff, H. D. Evans In the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court of said Clayton County, Iowa. claim
ing of you sixteen hundred dollars rs money due on
contract ON account for property sold said de-
fendan and that unless you appe thereto aud defend
before of the second day OF the next term Of said
court commencing the 10th day of September, 1866
default will be entered against you. and Judgment
rendered thereon. III. ID. EVANS, Plaintiff.
A. J. JORDAN, Attorney.
Dated this q tn day of July, 1866. 4w5ll
so Cent Revenue Stamp
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

DIR. Mckinley is on our streets with a
pair of bays, trimmed in the most attract
i've manner with ribbons, placards, flags,
&C. While the DR.. amuses the youth, he
at the same time proposes to cure all the
ills the flesh is heir to. If you try him
you will know how he succeeds.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

David Wooliscroft is in the apple har-
vest of Illinois and will soon ship some of
the best fruits grown, to supply their
wholesale and retail trade here. Dave &
Dan will do heavy business in that line
during the fall and winter. They are
faithful workers and always will succeed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

Maj. Gen. Hunter is retired by his own
request. The present organized military
departments have been wiped out by the
authorities and new organization had.