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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-12
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wdrtige 8e3iebun9en iibermie1en.
Sas conTseirte GigentbIm in Yolen
fOlte ofentIi6 beriteigert tuerben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-12
Ma1DemIe, xsnneflee, 0enaae, ben r. 4lars 1867 rs

Sine unge5eure N1affe Barren e6ler
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in 9lebaoa angebduft nnO tDerben iekt,
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geben.
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ban6lung, tpelde ibm 81 She'll tpirb.
Z Mud Die 2e9isntur bon 8irginia
bat gs9etl bic @onltitntionalitdt Der
Sberman Bia prOteitirt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-12

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al& tf1enD meg9e Tnbrtsanten III nBFbtIen DitI6em
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9patfs DrissS n. %.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-12
Gin, Gis,Aramf,

In Ioet@en fimf Rierfdfsr seeH wersen f1nnen, ~
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-12
TENNESSEE STATS ZEITUNG

The only German Daily in the States, lately
In bellion.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-12
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(SOrtfebans folst.)
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-12
Neue Nn3eigen.
Die SSafbDiQe Scbprmffeim=
fe0ers@efeIIfcbaft.

Gieie Gefeuf&aft iR lest pcrbereitet, G60rnfeine
aIIer Mrt m griR6li3er Hub sufrebenieIeneer Beife
sM fegeH. 4Sir hcffeu, cine gEo6e unb 6uaemeine
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babel inteTert, lire S6orHiteins gereinigt ~ ba<
ben unb 70 Tesierssefabr por3ubeMsen. Der 4Teis
fur hae #engen zines S6ornitetns it auf bic Bulge
Nate pDn 5 Gents feitgeiieHt
Office 30. 50 0rOae Gtrafe.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

The reason SO many marriages occur i'm
mediately after great war, is that bache-
lors become so accustomed to strife that
they learn to like it, and after the return
of peace, they enlist in matrimony, as the
next thing to war.-Erchange.
Not bit of it. 1t is because they get
SO used to having farms around Them"
that they can't sleep without them.-Pres-
scott Journal.
Not quite right yet. 1t is because they
are thoroughly drilled in the art of "pre.
senting arms to their. ss.s~-i~--'.TT4@'
Groese p se<i.f'sSess's. '''''
All of you are wrong, gentlemen. 1t is
because they have been so long accustomed
to hearing the noise of Infantry that
they Immediately reenlist into that arm Of
the .seryice.-Jackson County Banner.
You have it nearly right. 1t is because
they can furnish their own artillery in the
line of infantry without supplies. from the
Government.-Sparta Democrat.
Not quite right. They become so at
tached to the service, that upon. being dir
charged, they forthwith proceed to raise
an ''infantry squad Of their own
Prison city Item.
We've hit it now. 1t is because they
have become expert in the art Of ttaking
breastworks.-La Cross Republican.
We have nothing to say after the above
witticisms. One practical demonstration
is worth more to man or woman than
dozen theories. ,.,,,,,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15
An Ordinance Providing for Borrow
ing for the City Of McGregor,

Whereas, 1t has become cessary for the City Of
McGregor to borrow money for the pose of making
improv ements in said City, therefore, ....r,...-
Be 1t Ordained by the City Council Of the CITY Of
McGregor That the Mayor of said City be and he 10
hereby authorized and empowered to negotiate loan
for said city, not to exceed ten thousand dollars draw
ing interest ut ten per cent per annun, interest paya
BILE semi annually And the Mayor and Clerk of said
city authorized and empowered to issue and sign
bones of said city, with coupons attached to enable
the Mayor to negotiate said loan. Said bombs shall
bear date June LIST, A. D. 1867 and five thousand dol
lars thereof shall payable in six years. and five
thousand dollars in years from the date thereof
and shall draw ten per cent interest payable the
LIST day of December and LIST day Of June of each year.
I'd. And be 1t further Ordained, That the revenue
OF said City and the taxes arising from the entire tax
aLle property Of said city rreyocaby pledged for
the payment of said interest and principal, when they
fall due in preference to any Indebtedness hereafter
contracted by said city, And the City Council shall
annually set apart for the timely payment of said
principal and interest sufficient amount therefor
and for that purpose shall annually levy and collect
in addition to other taxes, tax of mill the
assessed value of the taxable property of said city
be used a sinking fund for the cxtinguishmcnt of
said bonds and the funded debt of said city, provid
ed by law; and said sinking fund shall be used for
other purpose whatever. Said Bonds when issued
shall be exempt from all taxation for municipal pur
poses by said city. ~ "
Passed May 18th, 1867.
D. HAMMER, Mayor.
D. BAUGH, Clerk.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

A POPULAR HoTEL.-The Briggs 1tOase,
Chicago, is undoubtedly the best hotel west
of New York. 1t is elegantly furnished
throughout, its sleeping chambers are ca
pacious, well ventilated, equipped with the
best gas fixtures, and invariably kept with
thorough regard to cleanliness and COM
fort. Its tables are always well supplied
with all the delicacies of the season, pre-
pared by the best rules of the science of
cooking, correctly. Mcssrs. Tucker q Co.,
proprietors, by means of the most efficient
system, have constant supervision over
all that transpires within their establish
ment.and in this are ably seconded by Mr..
Geo. II. French, whose services there have
become Indispensable. In the Office will be
found those thorough gentlemen, T. Il.
Snow and Mr.. Fred Durham, whose pop
ularity continue as of old. We recon-
mend travellers from DesMOines to give the
Briggs call.-Des Noines Statesman.
We indorse it all, but not having been
down there since Fred and Cap. Snow
were married we are not certain about the
way they run things now.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15
In Relation to the Estate Of Jas.
MacQregor, Junior.

Office is hereby given, that have been appoint
IN ed by the County Court of Clayton County Iowa,
special executor OF the estate OF james MacGregor,
jun deceased, and have given bond such. All per-
sons owing the estate moneys DUE required to pay
the same at once to me; also moneys coming due as
The become due All persons having personal proper
ty belonging to the estate required to deliver the
same to ME. JAMES Nj. McklNLA1,
MAY Sth 1867. Special Executor as aforesaid
NOTE-Inasmuch as reside in Dubuque, have'
for the convenience of those persons residing in or
near McGregor, appointed Douglas Leffingwell my
agent to receive moneys property belonging to the
said estate and receipt for the samc but not to make
any deductions from any amount due or owing to me
special executor to adjust any disputed claim "
demand without its being subject to my APPROVAL and
that Of the County Court of Clayton County. At my
suggestion, he has fixed his Office hours for this bus
ness, at from ii o'clock m, to o'clock p. p, and
from to o'clock p. IN. .ug or
In the absence of Mr.. Leffingwell payment of NOR
Bank Of McGregor, to my credit spcciil executor
4w552 80 JAMES NJ. MckINLAY.N
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

. .
What is there about a publisher that de-
mands weekly, monthly, quarterly,
an annual, or an eternal mention of the
No. of his paper, the close of his volume,
the prosperity or poverty Of his business :?
We sometimes threaten to write an article
a column long land that would he rough
on'our readers), simply to curse the real
or affected pauperism of the press. The
publishers Of the country, as a mass, are
the veriest begsars alive. If there is ne
ccssity for this we want to quit the busi-
ness: if no necessity, why practice it p
"Wood wanted ''all country produce
taken on subscription, advertisements
taken at the lowest rates." ':job-work neat
ly and promptly done,' 'largcst circula-
ton in the State" and hundreds of other
begging appliances disgrace the press. We
expect to retire shortly and we care not if
our co-publishers like this article or not !;
if the dissatisfied ones come to McGregor
they can get satisfaction The latest
beggary we have seen editorially, is a
photograph of PoMERoY, with request
that we shall find an agent for its sale in
this place. Now, "Brick'' is good fell
low; talented and not bad looking, but
when his perjury forces, or his vanity sug-
gests the peddling of his photograph, he
confesses to more poverty in one view of it
or to more jackassery in the other than
could ever be pleasant to the ear Of pity or
the head of common sense.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

PLuNKETT.-The troupe passed up the
river to Winona on the Sunday evening
boat, to fill an engagement Of week in
that city. There are several excellent act
ors in the company, and we meant to indi-
vidnalize them and refer to their peculiar
merits, bat unless We mention all it would
seem improper, and hence we wait for an
other occasion and more space to pen
ograph the whole company.
1t is said they will call at McGregor on
their return, and again delight our play
going people. h.aa .3 =e#
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

GLADY's FRIEND.-Weha have the June No.
Of this beautiful monthly, edited by Mrs.
HENRY PETERSON, $40 Walnut ST., Phila.
We have had no time to read the stories
in this issue, but we have gone wild in
admiration Of the rich fashion plates and
that incompatible picture of Home
Treasures: A lovely woman with a
blessed little pet at the breast and two
year-od making love to baby and mamma,
the crib to the right and pussy in repose
at the feet of the young ,nother-if' it
isn't pretty steel engraving we never saw,
one in our life. Terms, $3.50, or Four
dollars for Friend and NORTH Iowa TINES.
The former numbers of the Friend were
filed with superior articles of fashion, lit
erary and floral taste: this one is doubt
less equally attractive to ladies'. Our will
lingness to oblige lady friends or THE LA
DY's FRIEND prompts us to tell this story.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15
EAsrNAy Wis Nav 1867.

Ncssrs. Editors will you please per-
init me to again revert to the quartile as
pect Of the planets Saturn and Jupiter,
which occurred on the 10th of March last ?
They are still remaining within orbs of
the aspect, and will continue so for some
months, from the slowncss of their mo-
tons. Their effect on our atmosphere will,
l fear, not be favorable to our summer
weather, as the aspect influences great
storms.
| have just been reading an old work
that had laid by some years since, writ
ten more than 200 years ago-say 1856
by William Ramesey, celebrated in those
days for his great knowledge of mathe-
mates and astronomy, and l will here
quote his words on the quartile aspect of
Saturn and Jupiter: "The quartile as
pect of Saturn and Jupiter ought accu-
rately to be observed, as it produces its eff.
fects in the mutation of the air many days
before and after, in regard to the Hardness
of their motion. The quartilc aspect of
the planets is a sign of continuance of
seasons, and great foundations; but for
the most part they bring forth impetuous
storms of hail, and snow; particularly if
happening in the spring time, they pro-
duce turbulent air in summer, hail and
thunder; in autumn. wind and wet; in
winter, obscure and dark air."
/ am aware many persons have no faith
in such doctrines, and yet they have no
theory to offer US, as though they suppos-
ed the different kinds Of weather came by
chance. A very little reasoning with any
enlightened mind must explode such idens,
for there can be no effect without cause
and this cause we are endeavoring to find
out. But if we are to cease our efforts be-
cause, forsooth, it will be put to the cred
it Of superstition, we must forever remain
in ignorance, and this beautiful study
with its manifold qualifications be lost.
:" How few. alas in this degenerate age, ..-
Employ their noble faculties and powers
q. In scientific kno,cledge-rich supplies =
~ % From thence we draw, will the fountain
To flow, till time itself shall be no more,
And Nature sinks beneath the general fire."
THos. S. SHAW.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

JUsT.-We are in receipt of the follow
ing honorable testimonial to the personal
and official worth Of OBEY HULvERsoN,
Cashier of the Bank at McGregor:
at a meeting of the Directors of the
First National Bank of this city on May
LIST dividend of Nine per cent. was de-
clared, after which it was "Resolred, That
in view of the impaired health and long
and faithful services of the Cashier, OBEY
HuLyERsoN, Esq, that leave of absence
be granted him during the summer months
without abatement of salary"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15
Chr Times.
McGREGOR, MAY Is, 1867.

General Baker is said to have withdrawn
from the nominating field for Governor Of
Iowa. This leaves the matter between
Merrill, Williamson, Grinncll, Cue, ct. al.
If the Republican papers Of this district
do not lionize SAN. too much, he may have
a show, but discretion does not attach
itself to the breed of politicians who now
run congress, churches and other modern
curiosities-as viewed in these latter days.
Fulsome adulation of any man is curse
to him, and the less said about Col. Mer-
rill's transccndcnt talents, the ability of
his fathers, the beauty of his mother, the
greatness of his military powers, the won
drous chambers of his mind and their i'm
mensc contents, the better is it for sam.
MERRILL. He is a plain, unprctending
mamie wants to be Governor; we are
his friends as choice of evils, but really
he is in danger of ruin from those who
seem to desire his success. You may
"damn one with faint praise" and you
can also damn one with surfeit of it.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

The Ohio Legislature has passed law
prohibiting the publication of advertise
ments of secret drugs and nostrums pur-
porting to be for the exclusive use of wo-
men, and also the sale of the same. That
is right.--Erch.
The above may be all Fright" enough
but we would respectfully inquire what
right the Ohio Legislature has any busi-
ness to tell Publisher how to conduct
his business. If women are soon to be
invested with the right to vote, why can
they not elect such medicines as suit their
physical necessities? Are men to have
the only "right' of choice? The Ohio
Legislature. in attempting to control that
which 10 none of their business has made
an egregious ass of itself.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

vention is to be held at Memphis, Tenn,
on the 3D. of June. ....Alex. Cummings,
Gov. of Colorado, resigned, to accept the
assessorship of the 4th Pennsylvania dis
trict. A. G. Hunt will probably be made
his successor. -. The Peace Conference on
the 9th inst, agreed upon the following
basis for their deliberations Luxembourg
to remain in possession of the King of
Holland; the naturalization of the Grand
Duchy to be guaranteed by the nations re-
presented in the Conference; the fortress
of Luxembourg to be RACED.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

PRoTEcrloN. =" Anti- Monopoly of
Waukon writes us very truthful article
exhibiting the ways of protective tariff
bVt in as much as many of the leading
journals in the radical interest and many
prominent members Of that party are fight
ing the infamous swindles embodied in
the later, congressional enactments in
that line. we think it bad policy to inter-
fere with them. We never had taste for
the details Of a tariff argument.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

The ForRrH.-Extensive preparations
are making to do honor to the Fourth Of
July when it arrives at McGregor, which
will be one day before the Prize Concert.
The Railway will run at halffare; there
will be speech. procession, the band
will set these magnificent old bluffs to
dancing-at night display of fire. works
seldom witnessed, and the wind-up will be
a ball at the Cambrian which will be a
sumner. An adjourned meeting from
Monday night last will take place at the
Cambrian tonight. Let the attendance be
general. There is no use in leaving our
own city to see July FOURTH.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

SADDLERY.-August Ringing has been
doing SO well in the Harness, and Saddle
manufacture, that larger house was nee
essary: the "shanty' in which he began
is torn down and "Ring" occupies con-
yenient room near it, one door this side of
Messrs. Walters large Furniture store
The best class work is done at Ringling's
shop and customers are sure to get a sound,
well made. honest job. Collars at whole
sale.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

To MAKE Ice CREAM.-Pick out the prct-
tiest girl you can see, stir gently in the
corner, and ask her to give you kiss
You will then have nice scream.-Er.
Contrary to our experience intirely. Be
gentle wild pretty girl andl she won't
scream, at all, at all. The beauties were
made to kiss, and why should they deny
themselves that pleasure which is the chief
thought of their lives? ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

To make muss-Pour quart of mo-
lasses in your wife's new bonnet.-Er.
A quart would fill dozen bonnets now
and make a dozen muses.. ~ Sparta
Democrat.
For editors there is q cheaper and more
business way of making muss: Scissor
her waterfall
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

CAxBRIAN HALL.-The great Miltonian
Tableaux Of Paradise Lost next Friday
and Saturday evenings May 18th and 18th.
This unparalleled Exhibition has been got
up on scale of magnifcence and splen-
dor never before attempted. 1t has re-
eeived the highest cncolniuns from the
press, clergy and nobility, all pronouncing
it the most sublime and beautiful work Of
modern times. The notices of the press
of Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, and 9TH
er places, are very commendatoyy Of the
exhibition. rs 49,. Il.
A matinee will be given Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock, for the little folks. -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-15

Weathers marketss SC.
Cool, Dull. Prof. Shaw gives US the
"quartilc" wrangles of Jupiter and Saturn
and this accounts for what zoe can't help
viz: cold, wet, curious backward Spring;
frost on Tuesday morning and rain till IL
o'clock.
F. Fred. Elmendorf tells us there is a
slight depression. Flour here is $l4;
Wheat 20, 10; Oats so to IS; Corn 81 ,25 to
$3.50. Eggs about 10; Butter 10 to 20 de-
pending on quality; Wood IS; Hay SIS to
Sl8; Cattle 9 tot.