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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
The Only Lsgalised Drawing Of sAs
Character in the UniteA States!
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWlNGi
TO Be DRAWN At covMsIon. ".
Glass =, December ~, 1o9y. -.

No more acceptable and appropriate present cas BE-
made to mother, wife, daughter, husband or father,
than ticket in the Kentucky State Lottery. IL has
long been edged that ii offers greater indues.
ments to the purchasers OF tickets than any other
gazed lottery in the world. The December scheme
surlasses in grandeur, anything OF the kinA ever
presented to the public; il distributes $3.50 $50 Tho
capital prize is $4,000, nsuring handsome fortune
to the lucky holder of the corresponding ticket -
Hundreds Vi well attesed instances, similar = The
Russell who died In 1855. when only ten years Of ass
gained as prize in lottery. the handsom SUN IL
ticket which drew this mag Gum vac
ed to her by her uncle, DR.. Milford or the most
prominent men and judges OF the time" How many
homes would be frightened by q similar eueceas Il
the GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING Of the EessvekY
State Lottery, on December Slst, 1867.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

In the attempt to impeach the president
it was claimed that he had surrendered
property to southern railroad companies,
concerning which, Mr.. Wilson. Of this
state, and member Of the committee,
said he would show that it was not done
by the president but by secretary Stanton
and for motives Of great public policy, to
open the channels of trade and commerce
Aud, referring to the charge that soldiers
would be used to prevent blacks from
voting in the south, be said the house was
asked to impeach the president of high
crimes and lnisdemeanors because it was
fea. ed he might do something wrong He
thought, however, the house would deter
mine whether the president had already
committed high crimes and misdemeanors,
and not whether he might possibly do 50
at some time in the future.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11


Col. Higginson, as was announced in
this paper last week, read his lecture. the
first OF the season, under the direction of
the McGregor Library Association, in the
Baptist church on Saturday evening.
Though the house was not full, which
should have been on the occasion, there
was very fair showing of numbers when
we consider the two weeks of evening en-
tertainments just then closing. The lee
ture was well written and, though the
Col. is not an eloquent reader, he handled
his subject, American Society" with
such ability as undoubtedly gave satisfac-
ton to all present.
The next one will be on January 9th by
Prof. Epson in Cambrian Hall.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

ALLEN HOusE.-The Flanders - has
changed hands, and names; D. ALLEN, jr.,
is now the proprietor. If Brother DAvt
don't make it home for travellers we miss
our guess as to his affa,ility. In another
part Of this issue doubt is expressed
about his taking it but it is now settled
that ALLEN will be the Landlord. Success
to the "ALLEN House" and its most wor-
thy, well-known, accommodating Proprie-
for
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

Notice.
The services of ]. G. Armstrong, for
merly connected with the Herald, and for
the last four years of the Lansing Journal,
has again been secured for the Herald
His large experience in the newspaper bu-
sines and extensive acquaintance through
out northern Iowa, will tend to make the
paper more valuable to its patrons, and in
crease the power of its usefulness. He
will, during the coming four weeks, visit
number Of the towns throughout the nor.
thern section of the state on business for
the Office, and for that purpose leaves for
Alamakee and Clayton counties to-day
Dubuque Herald.
The boy saw US just one minute last
week. As we predicted, john is again
among the types. His writing quali6ca-
tons are not excelled in the State. The
Herald is not to blame for saying good
things Of its Lansing attache. Success to
you, "Jalius! r. sss-
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

7. W. WooD, Druggist, and Apothecary
handed us an interesting communication
and an Advertisement The first will APP
pear next week, the last we have mislaid,
lost, and can't find. Let US say Thomas
is in his Brick store, well stocked up and
awaits the visits or orders of ali who deal
in his line either at wholesale or retail.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

One of the greatest causes Of ill-health
is Indigestion or Dyspepsia, with their
attendant miseres, such rs Headache, Sour
Stomach, Loss Of Appetite, Depression of
Spirits, &c. Goes Dyspepsia Cure will
certainly cure these troubles, as thousands
can testify. -.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

Egyptian postage stamps of four differ
ent denominations are being prepared in
Paris. The FIRST denomination has on it's
face an engraving Of the pyramids, the
second, representation Of Cleopatra's
needle: the. third, . picture of Pompey's
pillar, and the fourth, q vignetts Of the
Sphinx. $500 ~ gs
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

A short time since surgeon was called
as witness for the purpose of proving
damages upon an act on of assault. lie
deposed that he had bled the plaintiff
and being asked if bleeding had been ne
cessary, candidly answered:
We always find it necessary to do
something whom sent fcr.''
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

Weather, dc. ~ ~ tu
AS nice as October, except that the ice
in front of the TINES Block is covered
with Skaters and Statistics Would that
we were young See Benton's report for
prices of general trade, and McConnel's
talk about hides. Gold is 1873 to l4O. We
see no use in quoting prices in three or
four places.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

We direct the attention of our readers to
the Circular Of the Kentucky State Draw
ing, published in to.day's paper. This is
the only legalized drawing Of the kind in
the United States. and is conducted under
all the guarantees of fairness provided by
State Legislation. 1t sets forth many bril-
liant Inducements.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

want TO self ont My locst is near Pleasan
Ridge, North Mc(sregor. Iowa. PostOfice) Number
OF acres. l6omostly unculled Timber Land and near
to n Wood AL Stavs mskert There are FORTY acre.
under cultivation. The land Is well calculated for
Fruit and Winter Wheat. aud in this respect Ia smpe
rior 10 prairie Terms 81, O00 Considerable cash or
good property will be wanted on the amount.
ST WM DICKENS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11
Acw advertisements,
NEW ORLEANS M0LASSES,
sived and for sale by LOUIS BENTo

Just received and for sale BY LOUIS BENTON.
DISQUALIFICATION the subscriber, near Calmar,
Va Iowa. about the first OF July, u medium sized
SORREL HORSE C0LT. years old; has white strip in
the face, aud left hip lower than the right. suits-
bic reward will be paid fur in Forn ltion leading to
the recovery oil said colt addressed to ,
JOHN JOHNSON,
$50 Wenem Farm. Calmar, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed administrator Of the estate
OF Patrick Mcdonald, deceased late OF Clayton Co..
Iowa All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. and all persons hay-
ing claims against the to present them a,ihrnti
Gated according to law. GEO L. BASS
Nov. 9th, 1867. $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11
Hotel Loose!
THERE Is A NEWLY FINISHED HOTEL AT
TT M z sP r N g,

That wants to be sold for cash or exchanged for n
stock Of Goods. II is the Depot on a corner lot
and all roads entering this thriving city center at its
location.
Will somebody please visit the premises or addres.
the prOprietori hasH II. @. SHARPE -
Lime Syringe, Iowa, Dec. latb, 1867 2wtS2
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11
To Tax-Payers.

TxEASCRERS OFFICE.
Elkader Iowa, December ed 1857.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the taxpayers Of Clay
ton County that the uncerssue ed is ready to
csve the taxes for Is ]. j. G. VAIPEL.
2w5S2 County Treasurer.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11
FOR SALE!

- Subscriptions taken for Chsa 20 aud Milv
Dailies at Publisher prices. s
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

and Spain. have been more than a year sus-
pended. ] shall on q proper occasion that
may occur, renew the conciliatory recon-
mendations which have already been made.
Brazil, with enlightened sagacity and
comprehensive craftsmanship, has opened
the great channels of the Amazon and its
tributaries to universal commerce.
One thing more seems ncedful to assure
rapid and cheerful progress in South
America. refer to those peaceful habits
without which states and nations cannot,
in this age, expect material prosperity
or social advancement. The exposition Of
universal industry ut Paris has passed.
and. seems to have fully realized the
high expectations Of the French Govern
ment. If due allowance be made for the
recent political arrangement Of industry
here, the part which the United States has
borne in this exhibition Of invention and
nrt, may be regarded with very high salts
faction. During the Exposition confer
ence was held by delegates from several
nations, the United States being one, in
which the convenience, commerce and
social Intercourse resulting from divers
standards OF money was fully discussed,
and plans Were developed for establishing,
with the universal consent. a common
principle for the- coinage Of gold. These
conferences are expected to be renewed,
with the attendance Of many foreign states
not hitherto represented. A report of
these interesting proceedings will. be sub
united to Congress, which will, no doubt,
Justly appreciate their object, and will he
ready 70 adopt any measure which may
tend to facilitate its ultimate accomplish
ment. s.g,kcs. ..e. $50
On the 18th of February. 1862, Con gress
declared BY law that treasury notes with
out interest, authorized by that act, shall
be o Legal tender in payment Of all debts,
public and private, within the United
States. An annual remittance Of $50, 600
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-11

seldom seen, except when produced to sat-
isfy the interest excited by their novelty.
II deprecated paper is to be continued as
the permanent currency Of the country,
aud all our coin is to become a mere arti-
Gle Of traffic and speculation, to the en-
hancement in price of all that is indispen-
sable to the comfort Of the people, it wo'd
be wise economy to abolish our mints, thus
saving the nation the care and expense in
cident to such establishments, and let all
our precious metals be exported in bullion.
The time has come when the government
and the national banks should be required
TO take the most efficient steps to make all
necessary arrangements for a resumption
Of specie payments at the earliest practical
period. Specie payments having once been
resumed, all rates of bills Of paper issued
BY either ON less denomination than TWEEN
ty dollars, should by law be excluded from
circulation, so that the people may have
the benefit and convenience Of q gold and
ness transactions, will be uniform in value
At home and abroad.
Every man Of property or industry ey-
cry man who desires to preserve what he
honestly possesses, or to obtain what he
can uoucSsIy cbTu, uHS q uiIeCs lutcIcst Al
maintaininga safe medium--such medi-
MN 10 shall be real and substantial, not.li,
able to vibrate with opinions, not subject
to be blown up or down by the breath Of
spseuiation, hut to be stable and secure.
A disordered currency is one oftiae great.
estspolitical evils It nndermines the Trea-
sur5, the support of The socialsysteln, and
encourages propsnsisies dsstrnctise 0f its
happiness. Il wars against industry, fru-
galii5 a0d economy, and it fosters the evil
spirit &C -s1trasagsssoe and speculation. ).
Il has been asserted by ons Of. our pro-
foupd-nnd most gifted statesmen, that of
all .e0ntrivanees for cheating the laboripg
classas Of mankind, none has been more
ehectnal than that which deludes them
with paper money. This is the most effec-
tualaof Inventions to fertlixs rich. mems
6slds BY the svest Of the poor mans brow.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-12
O.47.


The Rochester. NV York. Union
saws one 81 The radical sheets of that
city = "utsvifh a proposition IL favor
p nn"i'ng he Northern labor mark.
9 win 'sgrtnt ncg,os rom the
S"nfh. L prese' = an appeal on he.
hall of these vagrants " to those who
want arm hands. wond choppers.
dock hands. nsasrls. tenders. carpen.
trrs, hlacksmi'hs. coopsrs, cnaclmen
h"nsr servants. cooks, men fnr coarse
work about ma.hinr shops ani man.
MA t"iss. wxschncn apl female scr.
vants,' and announces that i. o.
B'oss. : '.philanthrnp'sf' ~ the a.
nSticsl order" hss hscn sabpointcd
agent f'r Rochester AMI vicinitv." Il
j. not the local feature &c this scheme
." unc'' as lie general plan that
merits attention. Ii il: sfAted that an
sgent o! the frcelluen's bureau has
lately psss,sI through, this psrt u the
country appointing 1uhagrncics. md
other I,rovisi"ns, TINS dyvtl-
op'ng comprehensive project. under
'recdn'ens hur.an auspices. for sup-
planting the labor " white mechan. .
'cs and working men in the Northern
s'a'es by ihst of the Southern freed
Inrn.
Why not If the vsgran. negroes
= th- South are gpod hing. Why
'h"nld NOT the North have III shara
y the advAntax.. anil il they are
,'hrr~ise. Why should not The :. Loyal
states -hoalIer their portion Of the
IL lisnapolis Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-12

The recent decision of the Supreme
Court u RE United Srrres. against
military commissions, il = high com
.'lin,nt q the old Uvmocratic party.
~l'". MI through the tronbIous ,inpcs
4 the 'sst few years has held al,it
ne Constitution. The New Y.rk
CO rr~pnd Mt oi ibr Louisville Dem
'crat ssy, u fhs subject:
We iccltihat ~ can. 49,. 90 into
thr next Presidential ,lrcfion mon
. i'm Y gnsble gropnd ,hns staked
out 4, e." high tribunal. aud upon
'i'at ~ . q sc feel, aIso. thar ws can
| i've the 'irstructivys AMI the hiv,-
crlAw deinag,.gnrs ir.un po ser. and
ace the administration uf IL. Fed.
s.rsl ."v rnnient once more in Dem.
cra'ir hand. The DE- nocrat ! ,,xr-
". nrs. ~" than ever. il the party
4 'hc Constitution. and. a. the Con.
'ti'ufl"n j. The charter Of onr l,ber
'rs. the sncre-s "i that party il in.
&, The pr-s y, vxtion al Re.
s'nblican institutions tlGstthcse ,yreas
ruths fairly h.tAsedsle people. and
~ can VII ! The Radicals in every
-ch.rl district in the country. Tbnf
h"w -. ieci Shont IL. nj any rste
y NV i,fk, anl IL The sign ,fthc
mes 10 ut greatly misIcau. il viii
- = hing before The feeling Is uni
vcrsal.
The real rem.'s and traitors now
IN 'I,c .Iac.bin< wh, *vr running she
, srrnnent machine through the in-
,nnIs ntslstys - a Rnnip Congress.
"a = ho are a. ml ling upon b Con.
'nuiIun vim the same rrck lrsrness
..dsy " Thy did while he aar was
y pr' g'ess, aud when ever, thing vas
overlooked on the score "a military
ce--ity. L i time TOR tie Dem. ..
'cv :" orysn'z ~ tor The Suppression
4 these rebels and traitors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-12

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