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DRUGS CHEMICALS, &c.


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etian Red, Lamp Bac5, HPGirits IurPcnt.n'ii' H
Litherage, Chrome Green Chrome yellow
Denler Demer yarnish, Gum sheIlac, Asphntum var
nish. White Chalk, Red Chalk, Olive Oil,
Brown Japan Glue Varnishes Of all kinds,
Roofing Cement and Oil, Lubri eating Oil, Pc
trolcum Oil, &c, &c, received and for sale ri
my l0-tf Nos. 50 and 22o King street.
WARFlELD & HALL, ,
W Are this day receiving fresh supply OF
DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, NC,
among which may be found Paper Fayard ct
Blnyn for corDs; Elder Flower soap, ut % cl;'
per bar; HAIR, Comp ana SHAVING 'r''snes' VILE
a large assortment Of all other articles usually
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

NOR BALTIMORE.
<G~~. The STEAMER COLU MBlA,
,et1s.EgG.ssssrC Capt. JAMES HARPER, having re-
caivod new boiler and been thoroughly reft-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timorc every SATURDAY,, at 10 clock, p. III.
for Washington, Alexandria, and GcorGeto"n'
stopping at all her former landings.
Returning, will leave Alc&andrit every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at o,ciocE
ZoI;" All way freight must be prepaid.
IaS" For freight and passage apply 10
NH 6--l0rn B. WHEAT Agent.
xT~~s AQUA CREEK ROUTE TO
ez--.-zszE!= - EICuMOND.-On and after to-
day, WE'D NESDAf, April 17th, tho steam crS
9. VANDERBILT and KEYPORT will stop
regularly at Pier No. TO- King street dock. on
their respective trips up and down the Poto-
mGc, NIGHT and DAY. Persons wishing 20
take the boat for Richmond will be at the wharf
by & - Il. III and - =. Ill, and passengers for
Washington and the North, in the morning,
will be st the wharf by s Is It. npl7-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

GAIT's SAppHo-This beautiful bust by
Gait our late towusman, and our most distln-
guished sculptor, was unveiled to day at the
residence of John B. Whitehead, esq, in the
presence of large number of ladies ana gen,
tlemen, who had come to greet 1t on Its arrival
in our city. 1t was executed tor Mr.. Gllgsby
by Mr. Gait in his studio 10 Florence IN lsbo'
and was the last work of the artist which was
done abroad. .-NuJ6k Day Book.
This bust was shipped to Mr.. Grigsby, its
owner, via New York, in lS6l-selzed in that
city, sold as coufscated property, and bought
i. by, MIR. J. Nelson Tappan. This gentleman
upon ascertaining the real owner, and the par
ticulars of the case, presented the bust to Mr.,
Grigsby, and had it sent to him In Norfolk.
free Of all charges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-18

RECONSTRUCTED AND UNREcoNsTRUCTED.- -
The difference between the reconstructed State
of Tennessee, under the rule Of the plous Mr.
Brownlow, and unrcconstructed Virginia, un-
der Gen. Schofeld, is thus described by the
historian of the late war, MIR. Swlnton. ln
letter written at Bristol, for the New York
Times, Mr.. Swinton says:
You may figure to yourself whatever images
of transition you please, and they will but
family body forth the sense Of change that one
experiences in passing from Virginia into Ten
nessee. l do not propose to speak now OF the
politics of the State, which is rocking to ITS
foundation under canvass OF unparalleled
fury and bitterness. There will be a better op-
nortunity TO write justlywhen reachKnoxvile.
But when you touch Bristol you cannot tail to
realize that you are not in Virginia. We pass
from comparatively still waters into vortex
where seethe and bubble all the passions that
stir the human breast; you feel the atmosphere
hot on your cheek like the breath of SIMEON,
and the very air is charged with sul2hurous
and mephetic elements, which l pray Heaven
may not burst forth in general conaagration. .
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RAILROAD LINES.
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r AWRENOE B. TAYLOR,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No ia, Prince street. east Of the Post Oliice
sep 30rtf
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1 LEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN
\ AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.

MY 3O-tl
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

says that negro suffrage is defeated in the
State by not less than 5000 votes. 80. Pc
destrianism is the rage. Seth w. Payne
is going to walk from Now York to San
Francisco in one hundred and fifty DAYS
A young woman was recently buried in
France and few hours after her suppos
cd death, when the sections man began to
throw dirt into the grave he was startled
by noises in the coffin. He ran away, and
it was five hours before medical man was
found, and the body taken up. The ,wo
man was even then warm and alive, but
could not be resuscitated =. Experiments
lately tried in France proved that a horse
can live rs days without solid food, mere.
ly drinking water. 49,. The Cleveland Plain.
dealer suggests that the next democratic
national convention be held in that city
Prominent persons have agreed to erect
capacious buildings for the purpose.
The Beloit Journal says President John
son openly opposes the nomination OF
Grant for the next president. The Gener-
al is'now sure Of the nomination. Wade,
Chase & Co., oppose him also, which will
make his nomination certain. But his
election is - undecided. The people
will speak at the polls rs they did in Nov.
last.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

A Teutonic citizen out west Went away
from home on IN extended business tour,
leaving several hundred dollars with his
wife to pay for the support of the family
during his absence. On the first day Of
his return his wife asked him to give her
five dollars to 60 marketing. Ware pc
de seven huntred tollars l left NIT you p
said the husband. "You knows, Hans,'
said the ''vrow," persuasively, "Katrine is
growing up very much, and puys her a
"a pianner'' "a pianner y yelled the
astonished Teuton /; ''bought Katrine Won
pianner Veil, you zhust goes and cook
der pianner ~ '.Aich!' shrieked the moth
er Of Katrine. Mind now-der ish more
vot amt got to say" says Hans "ven
you gets hungry, you can zhust made your
saussages out Of der pianner keys r'-
Zach u "Don't talks to me for money
to gets der markets. Make der leg of NUT
ton out Of der pianner leg, and schop up
der pianner cover for saur-g rout p each,
Himmel ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

There is grape vine near San Francis
co, California, which was planted by la
dy, Donne De DoxlNcuEz, over sixty five
years ago, from slip she had cut in Mon
terey county for horse whip. 1t is train
ed on trellis about ten feet from the
ground, and covers space of ninety three
feet by about fifty. The circumference
of the trunk, five inches from the ground,
was three feet and three and half inches,
and eight feet high, just below the bran
hes, four feet three inches. 1t bears
about eight thousand pounds Of grapes per
annum, and is said to almost support the
family who own it.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

OHIo.-The following wall is supposed
to have been uttered by a poetic cores
pendent of the N. Y. Tribune. The poet is
colored, of course and is mad at that loyal
breed who have ridden themselves into Of
flee on the backs of the blacks whom they
have deceived by professions of political
utilization. Our readers are advised that
the Ohio RAIDS. were loud for Negro Suf-
frage, and that the October State election
beat that amendment to their Constitution
over $4,000. Hence this wall {:
Oh, hab you heard de solum news,
De 'raendment, team beaten,
Oh, deah, it glbs mig de blues
To de RAIDS retreatin.
Dey sassd dey dubbed us berry much,
Dat dey could all embrace us;
Now don't see how any such
Can hab dc heart to face U.S.
I feel to-day mos monstrous bad
As sOlum as . sermon
To tink do copperheads hab gone
And well nigh lected Thurman
Dey ought, instid, hab hung him up,
Dat is dc way to serb him,
Who when de rebs in Camp Chase,
He wouldn't help to starve cu.
And ole Ben Wade hisself could not
Do anything to sabe us;
don't belieb de publicans
Avn better dan JEFF Davus.
Look how dc whites to-day step round,
Dey feel greatsdea bggah;
'spccts dey tink dat dey am now
As good a. emmy Niggah!
was quite shuah dat would vote
And get de county offs;
didn't tink our deah ffens
So soon would scorn and scoff us
fought dat all da ngs to-day
Would shout de loud hosanna,
guess I'll pack my tings and 20
Right of to Alabama.
For dab de niggahs rule de day
A do alt oh dc votn
De whites amt got no show down dab, %
At least dat's wurf nofhn-
Den Niggahs in de lubly Souf
Stay in dc swamp and byo'-
Don't cum into dis headen State,
Dis cussed ole Ohio.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

Senator Henry Wilson has written a
letter to some colored politicians of the
South, which closes with the following,
regarding the cotton tax and disfranchise-
ment: 81 came home from the South
without the conviction that the cotton tax
aught to be repealed, and that it ought to
apply to the crop of this year; and am
confirmed in this conviction by all hear
from your section. / hope Congress will
at once repeal the cotton tax, and remove
the civil disabilities of men who are doing
all they can to restore peace, and give
equal rights to ALL"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

BasdtARDs.-Th This game will lsst longer
than Baseball. It is neat, cleanly, gen.
tlemanly !; = many places it is also Ia.
dy's game. Private parlors are not dis
xraced By the play Of Billiards. Lor.
PsASv hes authority T. sell Kavanagh 4
necker's Biilisrd Tables throughout thu
-. lie has specimen ta6le-a superb,
- Sust receiyed-which win be exhibited
81 few days At tho Cambrian. PcAyi
-,,e,e.teee Tie. K. & D. tables to b from
SI0D "a 500 better than any other: AP'
rl;ean1s can address L. PEAvY. o""
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

ExcIrEMENT.-The facts, as asserted in
COURT are these: A lady, the mother Of
several children, and who had but yester-
day arrived in our city from the east, and
learning, on her way here, Of the wonder
full results of "Smith's Saleratus," was
most anxious TO test it, and soon after her
arrival bought a paper, and as it made the
biscuit SO light, sweet and spongy, it sci
the children to laughing, and one little
bow was ticklcd to death.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

Weather, sc.
The weather continues as beautiful as
Indian Summer and ".he run Us they
say in Billiards, will never end. In SO,
settlers tell US, there was similar Au'
tumn. It is growing dry, dryest; wells
and cistcrns are giving out. Soon we mus
have rain or trouble. 1t is the time Of
storms why don't they come? Markets
are good, and business in up-freight, cross,
freights, Western freights and team delive.
ries is good. Sales Of merchandise active,
both local and at wholesale.
Mr.. Benton says there is no change ir
minor or grocery goods from his report q
last week. Wheat I,55 to leo. Oats so
Gold in New York, 40. a
D. Allen, jr., reports in bis OWN card
See it, on Hides and Furs. .,s
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

1t is reported from Washington that
many republican senators and representa-
tives urge the propriety of adjourning to-
morrow, thus terminating the first session
of the 10th Congress without transacfing
any business. They claim that nothing
can be done during the eight days, at the
close Of which the session must expire.
and, as they will have to commence at
noon on the FIRST Monday in December,
they think it just as well not to commence
anything in the meantime. A few of those
who favor impeachment are opposed to
this, and think they can force articles
through the house before the first Of De-
cember.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

Latest.
Charles Dickens sailed from Halifax to
Boston on the 18TH. The West India
islands are again the scene of revolution.
......There is larger military force in and
around Washington at present than there
has ever been before in time of peace
Re-inforcements have recently arrived. .....
The city Of st. Domingo has probably
been destroyed by an earthquake, but
particulars have not yet been received. ....
President Cabral denies that any portion
of the Dominican territory has been ceded
to the U. S. or any other power. .Anoth-
er revolution was anticipated in the island
of Jamaica. The negroes have been very
audacious to the whites. 49,. The members
of the court martial that tried Santa An
ma, except the prosecutor, have been sem
fenced to six months imprisonment for
the mildness of their verdict.
The southern radicals are talking of
convention at Washington on the 22nd of
February. The object will be to control
the presidential movement in behalf of an
avowed radical. .... The national democrat
ic committee are in session at Washington
to-day. Gen. Mcclellan writes to a
friend that he will not accept an Office.
His name has been made use Of in con-
nection with the war Office. "A steamer
is to leave Dubuque to-day for New Or
leans, towing barges containing 100, 900
bushels Of wheat for New York and Liv-
erpool. The consignment is made as u
trial as to the feasibility of using the en-
tire water route, instead of rail and water
as heretofore.
A terrible hurricane blew over the
island of st. Domingo on Oct. 80, which
dcsolated the capital and destroyed 200
lives. 1t lasted four hours, destroying
nearly all the shipping in the harbor.
Commerce, St. Domingo, is in ruins......
The President, it is understood, will not
send any nominations of officers to the
senate during the November session. 49,.
JEFF Davis counsel have given notice that
they will be present with their client at
the opening Of the court, and be ready to
proceed with the trial.. -. The Alabama
claims are about to be settled, probably
amicably.... ..John Mitchell, it is said,
will commence suit against Gen. Dix, for
false imprisonment.
There is movement on foot to put a
new man in the place of Colonel John W.
Forney, as Secretary of the Senate.
Western men claim that a man from this
section ought to be chosen. IAN infor-
NAL caucus Of Republican Senators and
Representatives was held at Washington.
There was great diversity of views on
the impeachment question. The effort TO
impeach President johnson will no doubt
fall. There are four candidates for May
or of New York in nomination, three Of
them Democrats.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

Key City.
The writer regrets that physical prostra-
ton kept him at his home on Monday
last, depriying him of the dance and other
festivities rendered to our citizens by Capt
Aaughton, on his closing down-trir Mon
day evening last. shs arrived at P. NJ
and stayed till 4 A. NJ. Short notice was
given Of her arrival, though the intention
to socialize was announced on the up-trip
HkJ- Steamboat connections are doubtful
:" abSst these days." as the almanackcre
used to say Of the weather.
Bass, Clarke, and others, hurried round
like policemen and coralled Is or &c
couples to entertaip MEG. and return com.
pliments to "Old Billn aad the other
officers of the X. c. Prof Jim Williams
Band did the music in artistic style. Tue
show commenced at 9 and ended beau
tifully at 4 We sometimes feel dehca.
cy in naming gentlemen who get up the
mischief" but will it be out Of order
we don't care If it is-to say that Bass,
the Hopkins gents, Clarke, Rowland, Wi
ley, Peavy, Jesse and the CAPTAIN help
ed to wake up the motion of the Key City
IS she lay at our wharf Light hearts
and clear consciences " was the counter.
sign. Or folks had enjoyment, the party
throughout was . splendid one, and the
refreshments were 0. X. JESSE, the CHIEF
butles, did his duty and reports that oil
was well. Goodbye, Capt. "Bill," till
tho steam whistle Of the Key City charms
us again in the spring Of '6s. May yor
live thousand years, then secure u re-
newal-lease to nsvigate the Father o.
Waters /!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

A sailor, calling upon goldsmith, ask
cd him what might be the value of an in
got Of gold as big as his arm.
The shopkeeper beckoned him into a
back room, and primed himwith grog.-
He then asked to see the ingot.
"Oh. said Jack, ~ haven't got it yet !;
but I'm going to the diggins, and would
like to know the value Of such q lump be-
fore I-start."
Saltwater gentleman ordered 8Ht.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.


STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County,t
In the District Court of Clayton County, State Of
Iowa.
By virtue Of a special execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court of Clayton
County, State of Iowa, in favor OF James Macregor
Jr., us plaintiff and against Sanford L. Peck aud Sa.
rnh H. Peck, defendants, dated November 18th, 1867
and to me directed, commanding that Of the fol.
lowing described real property to make cause to
be made the sum Of three hundred and sixtysix dol
lars ($366OO) with interest and cost, commanded
have levied upon the following described real 81.
tate lying and being situated in the County of Clay
ton and State Of Iowa, tO-wit
Lot Nine (9) in Block Eighteen (1S) in James Mac.
Gregor Jr.s Addition to the Town Of McGregor, &C.
cording to the recorded plat thereof.
And hereby give public notice that will Offer
for SALE at public auction, in front of the Sheriff.
Once, In the City Of McGregor, In said County OF
Clayton and State of Iowa, on Saturday,
The 2lst day Of December, A. ID. 1867,
said sale commence at the hour OF twelve O'Clock
NJ Of said day, aud will sell ia tho highest bidder
therefor In cash. the above described property SUI
cient thereof to satisfy the above debt with
and all ACCRUED apd accruine costs.
JAMES DAVIS.
57otd Sheriff Of Clayton County, Iowa,
JoHs T. srsEEhAs, PTf's AIRY,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

CIDER.-MEr. LAxPsoN has just receiv-
I'd Thirty Barrels Of as good fresh Cider
as We ever tasted. 1t is a most superior
article. He offers it low. There is no
fresh meat in it ito keep it from spelling I"
Met was on the ground and saw it all rec,
tilted. 20 that it will remain good.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County,ss
In the District Court of Clayton County, State OF
Iowa.
BY virtue OF a special execution issued from the
Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF Clayton
County, State Of Iowa. In favor Of James MacGregor
Jr., plaintiff and against William Minney and Ju-
lin Ann Minney, Defendants dated November 18TH
1867, and to me directed commanding that Of the
following described real property to make
be made the sum of two hundred and thirty three
dollars and twenty cents (s23320 with interest and
cost, as commanded, have levied upon the following
described real estate lying and being situated in the
County Of Clayton and State Of Iowa. to-wit:
Lot Fifteen O5) in Block Thirty nine (3o) in James
MacGregOr, Jr.'s Addition to the Town Of McGregor
according 70 the recorded plat thereof
And hereby give public Ice that will offer for
sale at public auction, in front of the Shers Cce
10 the City Of MoGregor, in said County Of Clay
aud State Of Iowa. on saturday,
The 2lst day Of December, 4. ID. 1867,
said sale TO commence Mt the hour Of ten o'clock A.
NJ Of said day. and will sell to the highest bidder
therefor In cash. the above described property, suf
6cient thereof to satisfy the above debt with all
crued and accruing costs.
~-eF -zFa'T JAMES DAVIS,
579td Sheriff OF Clayton County, Iowa.
JOIN r. SroxINas Pins Airy.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

WHERE'S The TIMEs?-Our subscribers
have been asking this question all around
this region. The fact 10 We are delayed
two days in this issue and we cannot help
it. The reasons are not important to our
readers. They will find pretty good
paper when it gets to them.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, IS:
In the District Court of Clayton County, State Of
Iowa. ~
By virtue Of a special execution issued from the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District Court of Clayton
County, State of Iowa, in favor Of James Macregor
Jr as plaintiff and against w. J. Scott, Emma Scott
Michael Jeroux and Jane Jeroux. defendants dated
November 18th, 1867 and to directed, command
ing that Of the following described real property
to make or cause to be made the sum of three hun.
dred and eight dollars and twenty-sevcn cents
($3OS.27) with interest and cost, as commanded,
have levied upon the following described real estate
lying and being situated the County of Clayton
and State OF Iowa, towit
Let Three (3) in Block Thirty (3O) In James Mac.
Oregon, yr.s Addition TO the Town Of McGregor &C.
cording to the recorded plat thereof.
And hereby give public notice that I will offer
FOR SALE at public auction in front of the Sheriff
Office, in the City Of McGregor, in said County OF
Clayton and State Of Iowa, on Saturday,
The 2lst day Of December, A. d. 1867,
said sale to commence at the hour of eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. Of said day, and will sell to the highest bid.
der therefor in cash. tho above described property
sufficient thereof to satisfy the above debt with In.
terest and all accrued and accruing costs.
JAMES DAVIS,
519td Sheriff of Clayton County, lows
JOHN T. SToNENAN, Prf's Atty.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

No gentleman who has once BACKED his
boots with Dubois French Backing, will
ever use any other. For sale ut
G.. f.. DANIELS & Co.'s,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

Inns uranco.
An effort is being made to start Nc
Gregor Insurance Company. There have
been several meetings held, but as yet no
great progress has been made. 1t is very
important to secure control Of capital
here it can be done as well as not. If
our citizens care not to lead, outsiders are
pledged to do so. A. ]. B. Abbey, late
President of the successful NORTH WEST
ERIN, of DEBORAH, will be one of the prin-
cipal movers here. The plan is to Stock; a
large amount, if not all, paid in. 1t would
be Of great value to McGrcgor to get mp
company that will pay. Can we succeed
in an organization, or will we leave to
other cities or towns Of the State all the
credit and interest which might accrue to
this city. We understand there is gen.
tleman outside of Clayton county who has
Sl5O,O0O ready, in part or in all to 20 in
to it ! Let us try.