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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16

y Q NJ Ut I p I = W.
y erdbaefeeter GabrrrctS,
Bonn Mcntns, so. gpril 1855, en- Sebeu ron frHb
ltbr bis gterss7 tbr isbe Gtuube unb I'm 8 rtr Nbsnbs
irieher tGoIi8
SruutosS euSeeupmmeH,
gBasgpnS as an @pnntnseu firbIi4 BON frit z hi
@beuSs 8 nbr. Fafa9iere nap nne Sca Gnicotts
GeiGs b~efe;ssn be ~sSoeouus tGaIiG, aud GcnutaSs
nm 7, 8 rnh IL ttr friib unS tin 9, 4 unb 6 ll5r Sa9'
%ruittags.
8abuz8ureau: BelsGEce ser @altiucreitrcse
(somrs6ut) 20 NJ. Us. OrnSorf, Ssff
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16
$500 SeIphnunal

$500 SeIUbnuns!
Sd nil BEN GigentbHmer irsene eirer Ilebt,iu $500
~be3abIeu, tcet@er bic erSsie anSebl BON G6ten 22ueuigen
Der effettoclfen Rnren ~ror5ei3en tann, re,ln niSt Saber.
mo eS ~fabrisirt mir. DEM MifbLer's 3rGnterz
8itterS furirt uri crinsI6e S@nintiudt. GbapesFo,
Eeoerleiben. Blutciarrpce. Gpp5us, as6saniatisnlns, Rep@
iets uuO Bilious Fieter, fieter uns faltss Gieber, @tpera
Ncrbue, seIbes 6isber, GcrpSe, ~laufente u. ssE1noaene
Betne, SrebD, Gei4iriire, Sufen urb Gr:iltuna. 9rSmpie
in Mnsen, 6rpniine Diotrboe, Tle@ten, Se-strenneu,
faIenbe 9~roufbeit, eia entbiimlibe inSerfranseeifer Rem
%cprrtced, Ganen Der @e66rrtutter, ale @erftopfunaeu ber
HonetIiGen Reini5un3 Der 8ragen Hnb ale betfagenspers
tie Srantbeiten, bic aus unreineui Siute entite6en uab
benz Wase:;, 2ebsr unb ben giegen unteraecrouet itnb.
DeiGeiniau'iS roa Suren bes seI0eH Giebers in aeerifo
fSnnen aud ~arise5eigt tperben. @rinuere Did, bas GjeIS
tpirb 3uriiderfattet, menu bic 3rr ni6ts biit.
l0aplmt BENJAMIN MttfbIer.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16

lae649DM a3S5Gpsra ,EnkNRl
I6Q gsapts ENpaHe ttreN ( %iee@sr, ueIde ta d. @
Usnset Wsesaarts ssas 9sts sesstEt n ktGtsf@ RtslH en-,
tes" aDc ,s'Y Y9yartsst ~estsfs
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16
9irefte OampfldiT 9inie
3miihen
Nfefp QNprf nnn 9lnftpsrnen

O(eIU NurI uUp 1AnITuerpetN'
Oas neue uussesei&nete tiierne eusIii9e Dampfi6ifI
srRer @laffe
OTTAWA, Capt. grder,
wirb
bon Gmtw sonuabsub %. 1aara
- NeU9ort Is. @pyil,
errehirt perben.
anbers e9iHe sIsi@su aunses fOIgsu ale IA Gage
unb omar Srn
antp srpeu 8. apri. ReUgOrt 27. april.
20. IL. Wtai.
4. Wai 25. ~
3afiase.Rrsifs
Bon u n 10 l. 6aiHte ........ $50 Cob.
3wii&enbsd ......$40 "
Bon 81 p Dort, /. Goiite $3.50
lie mad epSe Der @abineu.
3wii&eubed ......$32.5O Cob
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Grae Cattle ....,.... .s17O Cob
Sinber bic SdIfte.
Bon ben beut'&eu 3nlanS .@tatioueu perben Baiasiere
All beteutenb e~rmISigten Yrenen ~befSroert.
Graht tpirb 3u Iaufenten Staten aneencmHen; Padete
Bis Tlcrsens an @rpebitipnstdsen.
Die Dampfi1iffs hisisr 9tnie ftuo mad benz neuefen
SipIe NIT a II n fir ben Comfort unb bic Si6er6eit
erfcrbei fiber Nterernnsen eiuseriGtet, befisen wafierbitte
abtbettnngea unb heben an @leJarj uno Gbae1igfeit
Teen, NJ Mebnli@en mad.
Gin s~tfa6rener GrSt lift ani ieSem cd fR, ebenio if fir
quite 8epiennnS, wel&e beIti8, ensHI& unb franSSfl&
ipriGt, 9eicrgt.
Den @oiSlsiersH bes 9wii&eabeds ptrb Sss yaittaS
A&SSSvar10raS E"U psn0Ys sVsaVs IIaa Fp an
Stner s 60,
0nIr3omt ePamber Ctr, Vetp Yprr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16
Nei)e= 9%e(egen0eiten.
MoraoeutIriDer Ilo1o~
S. WegelMGbise b!sst3s
IS guf= 9Gmpf:AiN' Eebst
trtfNen
sSremseas tarsD Resv gS0xf

ria Southampton
bur@ bic ~tsIiebteu, elegant e;aSeri9teteu 9cabampiia.fr
4~tsnerica, Capt. 9. g. 2aeper.
sesiS SDrt, CAPT O. @rnR,
%srssaMn, Capt. %. 8. Wente
&anfa, Capt. g. bon Dtersnoors
Ersnest, 3 U 8 Mepaaber,
beMtidIGnt, Capt. p. IesfeIs,
unipYs Capt. 3. 9. BON GaGteu.
Meier, Capt. g. Weufe.
bon 5000 Gpuuen uub 700 Rfcrbesrait
Die GrpebitiSustaSs Fub wte iotat feassieet:
Boa TrsmsB; SOUTHAMPTON: Esso Yort.
Gebr 9 Gebr IL WtSr3 9
UsSrs Q g9Srs 6 %
9 13 aprtI 4
Is 20 IL
an rel@ea EOseu bte DasSpFsr
bic Eseg. ST. @u1
m,snetWeu.
Gis Daupfer htelsr einie paltsa srs gansnns UeG@af-
iasiersn uaa GusIoub uab GronEreiG in SCut5dmptoa.
BaTage=gre!ie:
Eon Srsmisn naes sSsD Sort.
I'm. Gberst Salen -. $l25 90
l. s9la'" unterer 30 ..... So 90 TT Sob.
Rhif&euted ....... 45 001
Bon seeso D3fEHaAt 8rsEaenS 2Sss42a, %avs ssnf
GUutbaElpton.
S..a... Gberer Gaicn.. $l25 CO.,
~"A""' tntsrtr DO ..... IS 90 tn colt.
SmtIHeneeG .........-.-..... u ivy
Na@ 8remen unb 3urid,
penn 6eibe 9alIaSen bier 3uslsi& be3a9It tperben
2. 30 ..::: 1So Oo}} tu @Olb.
3pii&euDed. ....... sOOO\
vile Inca. DerbNiSuua. HIneer artiGsa lilo Jd9rsu
bic SGIfte.
ss GCutauten nap Sarrs, 2DubDn, Soat6amptrr
unb Bremen IN ben uiebrisFeu 4reiien.
Padete u. |. ~. uerben bic 9 uer GcruEittdS$ aHI ab.
g~ansstase I'M Bureau BET 1uterset&aeten onsencuIutsl
unb onf 8erlansen mad irSeub eiEeu E9dIe bon OeuttS
tdub ~bef5rbert.
Datt biefen SHifeu perbeu Briete Ma@ allen Gbe:iei
Dsutt&lanqs b~eiDrbert unb inter BET anI&rift sper Ere
mer SteamerA tn allen YoF-3ureaus Der Ger. GtGaisi
nHgenCmrcu.
2BsSeu Gra&t uub Bofaes wsubs man f& an
SeIrieb's q Co.,
Sap. GO 8rpabfr., gscw gErf
ober an bic Dtrce bee Baltimore GEsGer'. T1idtll
sB On @aibingtou an Germ @bas. saltsr
in s Gtrdse.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16

$50 S~ntercfTen S1pten
uerben in Scr gcubs umseIett bon
p6t @pner & TO-, 8onqniers,
&de Snrrii0a uub 8altimcreftr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16
On sE5a SeeueS sGrransemcn

RbttabeIpbta, Btlminstcn uno Baltimore
Giienbaba.
an unb mad Donnerftae, l. SUM, berlaHen bic 3uae
oas Freiihentfr. Depot wie fcIst:
Der Ecft3us fir PFiIabeIpbia uub 3piI&euRatirusn um
S.25 Wprgens,
@~epreb5us nur fir gfetp Dprt, $50 9rraens.
eEpreb3uS ftr P9iIaSeIPPia NIB lep gort, Ito Ra&
mittags.
gOitsus far philadelphia nns 5Si$suRatipuen, AIS
NaGmittass.
GFprebsus fir gFiIoDelpPia uub 5pii@euRatiDueu
6.25 Mbenbs.
@rpressa8 fir gSiIohslpbia uuS Ger gprf, s.25
Nbenbs.
Dtsis 3aSe seBen tSsIi&, a%usseucmmsn eOautass.
an GcnntassR:
CUR Metp OOrt um 7,5O unS fit gBilabdpbia uu 9. rs
Nbenbs.
sir Salisbury unb 3pii9snrnEfte an Der Delaipa,s
BaPn 1925 Gbenbs unb fir DpSer, Del, LILO Gapz.
(6rtt-l 81 II. @rafprb, assut.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16
TcHeroerff6cruue
Der aIicciirten SeuermannS 8erIi6erunas aefeuz
i6aft pDn Baltimore.
$40. 4 goatbtr., ~aeaeniiber Dem Grn.CIebaunr

SIN Setradbt Der erfclsrei6en Gbdtisteit bes Dampfs
6enerEO epartements feIen mir bon iest an gum billiae-
rem Preiie PpIiceu aus unS erneueru and bic alien an
BEN %biaiSften Staten. ale Dieisuisen, pel6e SauSer,
@fDbeln Ober iOnfige @ertPSeSenitSnbe fitr elm pber iteben
5aer gu nerftGera Gitii@en, ipsreen biermit eiuselabeu,
I'D bic eifte unisrer berabSeIetten grGmien ~an;uie6eu.
Gae 8erluite tpsrOsu wie biSber prompt uub liberal
ausse3a5Gt.
SpPn &. Mppre, BrSf.
Direstoren:
Bni Y pad Ineu Yaiue
SaEleS y gBbeeoen Sau1es Gettp
2ancafter Dub Npab Ssolfer
cttparo u Wtalcn Saule8 u. 8rucs
Sanriel Srt Satcb Truf
6ranctS SnriIS Somes Douris
8FaaeiS u. WaasE Sares y @ersf
8 u Sing
9oPn 0utefart, Getr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16
@sd HAD SAVANNAH, Ga.

Die Damrfer Der Baltimore NIB @apannap DHH'Pt=
f6iff Gp. gebeu nun ME fplgt ab:
Gle Serlafien Baltimore pom linton Ucd am SuBe
Der @encprb Gtrase ieSen Opnnerltas uut 8 llbr N1Gs
mittagS.
3uriitfe9renb bertafen tieielbeu G%aranna9 fir Salti=
mpre ieben 0pnneritag.
Sitter fir ~gusuIfa, Ga, unb bas Sunlaub, pel&e AT
MnIeru @senten, bic S9. ga u d. e nnb V E t IN
GaoannaD crnIisnirt ltnb, Werben auf bas Niinftli1fe
ipeoirt.
gBesem graGt NIB PaiIase nit beu beiten SequemIiG-
teiten meRse man I'D
SameS MnbremS Igt.
Office SO 9iSbttr. Gbarf unb llnicH ord.
81 81. SHE 6ra6t5riefe perseu auf benz 0auIpfer unz
tersei6net. Gtuni1mD
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16

WUtE FNIINk~LHtE NIV @FWtFNFtH1 ~VNE WII
@beeiing uno Columbus.
Die Baltimore : Ohio @iienbabu bietet bem reiieueen
@ublifum Die srGSten 8crtbeile in SesuS ant Stai9teit,
8equemli6!eit, @i6erbeit, @iiuftli6teit unS S9Snbeit
Der Scenerieeu, f. bes tie pom feiusr anSern Babn in bie-
fem 9anbe iibertrofTen Mrs. G:sie Sabu pom atlantis
I6en Osean a~usgsberb, 1T bic aiiefe auSsebeRnteite 81
ME, 8Iei6 saitis ater aud bic f~irseite nab ibneaEte nnb
baber bic biGisite 0fpnte fir bic 0feiienben nat hem GSe=
fen, hie nitt perfstIen icaten, tie 81 benusen.
Meilenz@ntieruuns pen Baltimore mad Sincinnnti.
ueber 8arferSburs, 533 Mteilen
8eumpcb unb 29beeling .......8S6 "a
" SaIFtspatg nnp PtuSruty:.....ooo
Surb bic OtGrietta Stnte .....585
cine @riparnis an Der @ntferiuus Don rs
Durb bic columbus 2inie ....59
Cine Gafparnib an Der @ntferumng bon
0ieiienbe, weIbe bic Baltimore bio Giienbaen be-
nuseu, Ieseu Gle Oieiie in 1I Sag 5urhd uao fabreul n
@aSen, rie auf bas &aerbeqaemlte uuD nit seYOlfsrten
Siseu eiu9eri@tet iinb.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16
Nelti,af;s 0lI5ei;leli.

gamnst 9udion. 9o9n q. giesler.
Gammef S4dfcn & Co.,
fTabriiauien unb S6arlet
in Gutlerp unp dirhrgii@en Snltrumenten,
1874 aGtim pre Str, nsben ct. Paut SEr.
QBir e~mrfebtcn Sem see6rten Vnbitam infer teiteaI
tiBes 9ager BON Slid urb Gai&enmefter
Gran6trs8efede, 8o%iirmeffer, Platirs
ten 0Sff elm unb @abcGu, feline S8eeren &c.
Mnserbem e~mpietlen mir ~teionber8 unisre DIR 8 ~
frumeute, 8ru@bGnber , Sanbasen, Snps
pprters &C., meibs bnrt lire praftii6e Gingi6tuns
bon unIern beIten Ne,Steu aufS ttingeabie rem Putitum
eupfcblen perben.
gBer F6 bappu t~ber3eusen min, irrete Dor Bel
9am'G & %,
16feli 1914 @aIiirlcrefr neten ct. BaHiftr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-16

General agenten fir 1arpGanb NIB OeIa!pare.
$50 1898 ". @abnr., Baltimore. Dib.,
uab $40 I0S gDst 8roatifr., BiInlinsipu, Del.
MbpIefale unb 0etail.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06
Our Tow N.

Our Town.
7 FEB. WooD, of the Fayette Union, wa,
down here few days ago. On his return
he says this of u.s.
McGregor is fast putting on the appear.
ance of u city since the title question I'd
her lands has been settled, and we predict
that her increase in population will be
more rapid in future. Her population has
not kept pace with her business, on account
Of this title question. - ,ivr.sr gysu,ig
The citizens of this thriving city have
been and are doing grand work in the
way of improving her streets. They have
established uniform grade on Main and
Ann streets and are filing up and digging
down, raising, lowering and building side.
walks, SO that you canlpass from one end
Of the city to the other now without break.
ing his neck more than halfa-dozen times,
They are also digging large sewer the
whole length of the, city to carry of the
water which has usually flooded their eel.
lars every spring. = .....,ara,.s
The Mississippi river is quite low now,
but has sufficient water for steamboats, to
make their usual trips on time. There has
been a very large quantity of lumber come
down the river this season, and there is
immense piles of it on the bank at and
near McGregor;t it is selling much lowe,
than for number Of years.
Business in McGregor is quite lively
Nowadays. The streets were well crowd.
ed with teams on Saturday, and dealers
informed us that the retail as well as the
wholesale trade was much better than they
anticipated it would be. We met many
old friends and received courteous treat
ment from all, for which we return oul
thanks. ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

IN nMemoriam. 9ra0urk) sRT
1t is not forgotten by our readers nor
Whit ever be by the parents, that HIRAM,
son Of William Moncrief, of North Nc
Gregor, was killed in February, a'66, while
acting as an employee of the McGregor
WestdRy Company. lie was avery esti-
mable young man. The "boys" in con-
nection with the Road, A. GoRHAA, acting
as leader, ordereda monument to Hiram,
and on Sunday twas erected at the grave
on Pleasant Ridge Many from McGregor
expected to be there, but the rain prevent
cd attendance. The company was not SO
large as anticipated, but there were many
true sympathisers with the parents Of the
deceased. The foundation was laid by
Mr.. Sheckner. The stone and spire cost
over 5000. 1t is not often that youth so
endears himself to associates as to receive
such marked evidence Of regard. Mr..
COURTNEY made few remarks in ack-
nowledgement ofthe kindness of the R'y
employees and resident citizens towards a
worthy young man. IIIRAx ,MoScRIEr
sleeps his last sleep, but the memory of his
virtues survive; this honor to him should
stimulate the living to emulate bis exam
pie. -. ~ ~ <, 80
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

-HYER 81 fFERsANDEz. formerly Of the
Madison Daily Democrat, send us their
valuable Oshkosh City Times, We have
sent them our paper in exchange regular
lys.but what was the surprise Of the writer,
last week, to find on the margin of Mei,
TINES go Pat, blast you, if you don't ex-
change we'll send you an empty bottle ~
Weregard this threat as personal. Do they
mean we shall fill and return it? Is the
famous City of Oshkosh ous Of rye, bour-
hon, or other Schnaprs, and do II. & F.
suppose wecare dealers in the dcath-deal-
ing fluid ? u There are probably many emp
ty bottles about their Office ours always
have contents. Call aud see us, gentlemen.
Well have q bottle-fnll Of the most superb
Iowa-License drink you ever got outside
Of Talk Of fayoring US with an "cmpty''
cqu, dc rie casket Cui bono 1--we are
throwing in our French and Latin-and il
these do not bring an apology; we'll throw
in when we meet, the last and only rene.
dyof our country people, viz q ,Shillaleh.
Bythe piper that played before Moses, it
almost makes US wish the spaIpeens of the
O!G, Times were ,forninst US this mint,
that we might tache them the pint of good
manners araayah OF ykq G
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06
lnsuring.

lnsuring.} He.9 @E'i@ iaE"e@2 aR"l '.i,.l1s"
1t is the duty Of every poor man to in.
sure his cottage every moderate man his
residence every rich man his mansion
so that should the devouring element pass
that way, and sweep. his home from the
earth, he would have the necessary. means
of building another, thus providing that
the loved ones--the wife and children-be
not made to suffer from the unforeseen Ca
lamity of fire. Every dwellingin the land
should he insured. ...5'-g 49,, ID
Every debtor should insure for the pro.
lection of his creditor and it is also a
duty of the creditor to see that it is done,
and if it IS not, to do it himself. ,zarg
Merchants of the wiser class have pro-
verb that "The business that will not pay
for insurance will not pay to follow" Ev.
cry merchant should insure. a9arg
Manufacturers should always INSURE
The special dangers of fire in mills and
manufactures are too apparent to need
any urgent or labored argument in this
dsrection. +. ,-..,--,,,,.,.55- : ~ i"
Guardians and trustees should insure
the property placed in their hands for safe
keeping. They have no moral right tC
neglect this important precaution.
Every man should insure, the burning
Of whose property would cause himself,
his family or his friends loss, injury or in
convenience. Any person who has any.
thing Of sufficient value to be insured,
should not be easy until he insures.
This is duty that should not be defer.
red. This performed, the mind will be
easier. the sleep will be sweeter, and the
conscience MISREPRESENTATION Jour.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06


EARLY HlsToRY.-A correspondent of
the Keosauqua Republican unearths the
following items in regard to the early his
tory Of this state tAA%.a 'Eh
The Dubuque Visit0r. the first newspa-
per published west of the Mississippi, and
north of the Missouri river, was started by
John King, at Dubuque, in May 1886. 1t
was published weekly on an imperial sheet
at three dollars per annumalIt was neu-
trail at first, but subsequently, became dem
ocratic. This paper was followed by the
lo,ca Ne,cs, Western Adrent,rer and Ga
zetie. The last was published in Burling-
ton in 1887 by James Clark. = y '9 d..
On the fourth Of July, 1887, Iowa was
organized as territory, within popula.
ton of 22,S59. .o,.-r,..... .-.-~,.-u
Iowa at Davenport on the 10th day of Ju-
ly, 1855, and was named Antoine lie Clair,
in honor Of the last and best interpreter Of
the Indian language. I'LL. ~ 1.,. 's' q
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06
From the Chicago Times

Among the names of the early states
men Of this country which are so often used
by high tariff advocates at the present day
in support of prohibitory duties, is that Of
General Washington. Nothing could be
more gratuitous assumption. Notwith-
standing that there were reasons, in the in
fancy of the nation, in favor of protective
duties, which do not now exist, nearly all
the publicists of that day We're against
such duties, and for such an adjustment as
would permit the freest trade possible
We are reminded Of this fact by glancing
through some private letters, Just now pub
lished for the first time, addressed by Gen
eral Washington to the Marquis de Cbas-
tellux, one of the French noblemen who
fought in our revolution. There are thir-
teen of these letters, written from 1871 to
1888, and it is from one dated ut Mount
Vernon, Sept. 5, 1855, that we quote !: ~,
+" 1t gives me great pleasure to find by
my last letters from France, that the dark
clouds which oyerspread your hemisphere
are yielding to the sunshine of peace. My
first wish is to see the blessings of it diff
fused through all countries, and among all
ranks in every country, and that we should
consider ourselves rs the children Of a
common Parent, and be disposed to acts of
brotherly kindness to one another. III that
case, restrictions in trade vould ra,,ish );
we should take your wines, your fruits,
and surplussage Of such articles as our ne
cessities or convenience might require, and
in return give you our fish, our oil, our
tobacco, our. naval stores, etc., and in like
manner should exchange produce with
other countries, to the reciprocal advanta-
ges Of each. And, as the globe is large,
why need We wrangle for a small spot on
it? If one country cannot contain US, an
other should open its arms to u.s."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

q !
The Daily St. Paul Pioaee', as bsautiful
as5nev type, good paper, we'll selected and
wall;;wrHten articles can make It, is prompt
iysh o4s table in exchange. A Longtime
.rian6si1othon pcrsosOf ChaxzW.s Nash.
Esd, dcAairssan Of the Minnesota Dem.
sGtsI Central Com, ii one Of the editors,
and CA. 4lAatips is "on it,. We see
no .papsriaaoEe elsgsntly printed or more
aBEf edited.di Wow that IcGrcgor1 il con.
nestted to st, PAIL ~ rail. il viii pay our
wholesale merchants 70 advertise, up that
Way and all along the line. Send your ad'
dress to the Pioneer and set : copy In .
tyHSi days va. are coming up TO iaok 8. Paol
over and meet several proIninenta ffiense
n that city,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06
GOOa.byo,

Good.bye.
The undersigned 10 about to remove
His associations here have been 20 kindly
that parting word may not be improper;
In coming here, it was the intention to re.
main permanently, but circumstances rem
der it necessary to leave you. In doing so
he cannot but regret to part with the City
of historic title (McGREcoR, "the chief Of
them Az its picturesque grandeur; its ro'
mantle bluffs its lovely wales its Pictur
ed Rocks--reminding one Of Aud Scotia 8
I" hills and dsles and bonnie braes." In
parting he would cay that all citizens have
treated him with business and social re.
gard which stranger was scarcely emit
tied to expect. The City of the Bluffs is {
home congenial to his mind, and a depart
ure from it and its pleasing associations
while causing regret, impresses the reso
luton to :e-vsit his first home in the West
In Religion, Social and Moral institutions
McGRRooR is not rivaled by cities of larg-
er and Weather pretensions. The youth
of the city are worthy Of the highest niche
in the temple of Responsibility. 1Faaa.
He parts from the Fraternity with thai
feeling which only a craftsman knows. In
his dealings with them, in and out Of the
Lodge, his wishes have ever been granted
with liberality peculiar to the Order
Though painful to part, esteemed Breth.
rem, it is consoling to reflect that while We
act on " The Level and the Square," we
can have no fear of sundering the ties Of
Friendship. Let us wait with Hope till
the Gavel shall call from the East the work.
men to labor, to refreshment, to peace and
Life Eternal in that Heavenly Lodge pre-.
sided over by the Great Architect Of the
INVERSE San. gt % .aatty 'trdt 4w an
"tAnd by that hieroglyphic bright, h.,E s.tf.5
r Which none but Craftsmen ever saw; 1,e..,.
Strong memory on my heart shall write 6
Those happy scenes when far awa'." T8,.=Ha
So Respect. and Fraternally yours, u
',i. So, JAMES SLoRAH.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06
ANEcDporE OF THE ELDER BEEcHER.-

q ANEcDorE OF THE ELDER BEEcHER.-
",My father said Henry Ward, slowed to
write at the top of the house, and loved
to get up there and watch him. lie had a
way of whispering to himself us he wrote
and while he wrote with one hand he rub
bed his breast with the other. He could
not bear to be buttoned into anything
while writing, and wristbands and collar
and vest were all sure to be pulled open as
soon as he set to work. His coat was laid
aside, and his suspenders thrown off his
shoulders. He was q great lover Of CLAIMS,
and one day as he was rapidly driving his
pen, clam man passed the house. crying,
"Clams, clans y My father was SO intent
upon his sermon that it was several min.
utes before he fairly realized what the
sound was. Then he rushed towards the
window and hailed the man, who had pass
ed beyond the reach of his voice. Clap.
ping his pen behind his ear, father dashed
down stairs like an avalanche, and, before
any or all the women who were wont to
lie in wait to catch him and put him in
order, could arrest him, he was in full chase
down the street, holding on to his panta'
looms with one hand, and waving the other
in the air, shouting Slams, clans, clams!
He caught the man, secured his clans, and
returned slowly, buttoning up as he went
to the house and to the study" 1M9 3a7f
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

.DR. SrRlckLAD /: Having used Your Anti
Cholera Mixture during the cholera cpl
denic here last summer, and induced 9th
ers 10 do the same, in cases that had all
the cholera symptoms, in every case it
promptly checked the disease. believe
It is the best remedy known for cholera
and liarrhoea of every form, and advise
those afflicted to try it-W Barber, Of the
firm Of Choat 4 Naber, Cincinnati. 4w576
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

RErURNEp.-T. 0. JONES, Of the firm Of
A. 4. & T. O. Jones, has just returned
from New York and Massachusetts, "Boot
and Shoc-dom." Having struck the mar
ket in the right time, is prepared to give
desirable figures to those wishing to buy
Boots and Shoes at Wholesale or Retail.
You can find in our stock everything
suited to the climate, Mems wear of all
kinds. aWomens', Misses and Childrens'
wear in fact, complete line Of Boots
...scL -. aInSf1s5Ic 5eSat qo's o. 5sc3cT1
anu 0hoos' sv "a b~5H b dggay. adj
After this week We arc to be found in
our Now Store, ono door east Of E. r. Barr
ron & Bro. sa"lA A. T. & T. o. JONES.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

Nor So.-It was rumored that Stafford,
the murderer of dMinert, in Allamakee
County, was found by Conway, the Deputy
Sheriff that Conway was killed by Stat.
ford, who again escaped. It is now said
that Conway is still alive and on the hunt
for Stafford!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

Police IrEMs-AN ,ARREsT.--A young
man, arrested for attempting to sell q lady
biscuit for loaf Of bread, after being
srraigned he plead Smiths Saleratus in
justification, He was acquitted by Smith
paying the costs, and both of them repri-
manded by the Judge, and told in future
to follow the directions, or not make it SO
strong, at the same time always to use
Smiths Saleratus, and patronixe home
unanufacturn