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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-09


Prominently on the editorial page of the
Tibune yesterday, appeared the following
brief statement and inquiry:
Brig. Gen. Chas. p. Stone in 1862 was
arrested at midnight, placed in Fort La
6yette, removed from his command, char
ged with reasonable practices, kept with
out trial, mustered out of his rank in the
middle of the wa, after a brilliant service
in Louisiana, and, in fact, driven from the
army in disgrace. This is one of the mys-
teries Of Mr. Lincoln's Administration, and
as Mr.. Stanton gave the order for Gen.
Stvne's arrest, now that he is out of Office,
he may probably give the reason"
We said long ago, that it was less love
of Office than fear of the people, of inqui-
ries like this, of legal investigation, that
kept Stanton in the War office. No man
in the nation has greater number of
crimes to answer for than Edwin NJ Stan
ton. Tie arbitrary arrest of honest and
upright citizens, their Imprisonment in
Warren, Pulaski, Lafayette, &C., the sus-
pension of newspapers, and kindred acts,
we're crimes of the highest magnitude
against the persons and rights of Ameri-
cans. If he shall not be obliged to sub
NIT to legal inquisition upon his many If.
lenses, he will at least now be scourged
with questions like these, and even with
inquiries and demands from his victims in
person. And it is well enough that the
Tribune leads of. If these questions are
reasonably answered, the balance of Mr.
Stanton's natural life will be fully occupi-
ed.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-09

MILES OF RAILROAD IN THE WORLD
According to the Financial Rerier, there
is in the whole world 95,727 miles of rail
road. OF this number the United States
has 36,S96 Great Britain. and Ireland
1926; France 1862; Prussia 1874
Austria $3.50; Italy 3,2l3. OF Europea
countries. Norway has the smallest num-
Der, 43 miles. In South America, Brazil
has the largest number, 433, and Venezu.
ella the smallest, 81. South America has
a total Of ,O4l miles. Canada, with New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, has 2,73s. TAX
ing the world by divisions, North and
South America and the West Indies have
4O,S66 miles. Europe has 5O,l17 Asia
1860 Africa 3115 Australia ,OO7, or a
total in the world Of 1921.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-09

WoWepaper DomOranzAttOns ~ a
We utter he simple truth when we
say that the course towards which orr pa
pers incline, of seeking sensational items
Of whatever character, is breeding NOR
III pestilence in our country. All expert
ence proves that to familiarize the mind,
especially the young mind, with the details
Of crime, is 10 corrupt it."-Adrance.
Our contemporary is right, but how is
this great and growing evil to be remedi-
cd 90 long rs those who patronize.. and
read ssour papers, give the preference to
such as fill their columns with sensation
al items of whatever character" and give
the cold shoulder to such as endeavor to
keep their columns free from such demon
alizing matter $50
It is q fact that is not creditable to Amer
ican taste, morally or literary refinement,
that as soon as daily newspaper excludes
from its columns all the details of crime
and immortality, the reading public drop
it, and take another in its stead that does
contain oil this sort of vile, vulgar and OBJ
scene trash. ass
In making up this Journal, from day to
day, we endeavor mot always succeeding,
perhaps to keep its reading and news
columns free from corrupting tendencies !;
but in order to do this, without subiecting
ourselves to the sneer of being "a tame
affair, we are obliged to pay at least double
as much as any other paper in Chicago for
fresh telegraph news in order to make
amends in this respect for what depraved
public public taste deems serious omis-
sion in that other respect.
As a newspaper man of many years ex-
perence, and as one who closely watches
the effect and tendency of prevailing infu-
ences and agencies in society we pronounce
the above assertions of the Adrance lter-
ally and lamentably true. And we may
add, furthermore, that, even as there is no
agency more active or potent in its influ-
ence upon the popular mind Of this coun-
try, at the present time, than the public
newspapers, so is there none that is doing
more real harm to the minds and morals
Of community than that class of our public
journals which seek to be sensational
rather than truthful, and vulgar rather
than useful. This class of newspapers, in
which 1--WE say it with sorrow some of our
Chicago dailies are included, are, indeed,
breeding moral pestilence in our coun-
try And if the friends of morals and
good taste would protect themselves, their
families and society from this corrupting
influence, they must treat those papers
just as they would the seeds of pestilence
and death, neither touching, tasting nor
handling the "unclean things. &c Chicago
Journal. &
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AND HOUSE OF MERCY.

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l. 20 celebrated
many years ago In
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu-
larities, and after
wards 80 notorious
for their criminal
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They will, in short time, bring on the monthly
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OAUTi0N.-Married lsdies should never take
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selves pregnant, for they will be sure to produce
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These Pills are entirely safe, under all cireum.
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from the vegetable kingdom.
Each box has tho coat Of arms for the city Of
Paris stamped on the box, with the words s. Trade
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Pull directions accompany each box.
Ladies can obtain box, sealed from the eye
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Shreveport,
SUCCESSION SAFE.

Succession of JESSE GRtMBLEs, deceased.
StTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of Caddo. By vr-
= tue and in pursuance Of order of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of The parish of Caddo and COM
mission thereon issued, directed to any duly qualified
anctoneer in and for tle parish ard State aforesaid
will sell at public auction at the residence Of the late
Jesse GrumbeS deceased, Red river. in the parish
Of CadGc, State aforesaid,
Saturday, the 9th day Of February, 1867. u
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. H. and O'Clock P.
SUCCESSION of Jesse Gruubles, deceased, to-wit:
Cattle, Hogs, Cotton, and various other articles.
Also-Will be sold, at public auction, at the Court
House door IN the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on
saturday, the asa day Of February, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock and o'clock
Nj the following described property belonging the
succession of said jesse Grumbles deceased to-wit:
Two hundred and eighty.seven acres Of land, stu
ated in Cado parish, kloasn TIE EdEa7d Grumbes'
place, adjoining the old Agency, miles from ShrcFs
port on the Norris Ferry Also at the time
and place. one fine Horse, Saddle and Bride.
Terms Of sale--CASII, with benefit Of apprasement
So much of the personal property does not 5ngths
appra1sement viii be Immediately re0fered and sold
twelve months credit purchasers give their notes.
with approved security. bearing per cent. per
interest from day of sale until paid The land viii bs
readvert:sea, # the aPPralsement i not bid.
u. W. MAHLE, Anctionesr.
@hrer9nar9 Ianrart IL. 9tas Fl
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of s. D. CALDWELL, deceased.
GtTATE OF LGUISiANA-Parish Of Caddo. By viz.
- tue and in pursuance of order Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo and
mission thereon issued, directed to any duly qualified
auctioneer in aud fer the parish and State aforesaid,
will sell at public auction front Of the Market House.
in the city of Shreveport,
Monday, the Ii LII, day OF February, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock P
NJ the following described property belonging to tha
succession of S. D. Caldwell, deceased, to-wit:
The northwest quarter and the north half of south
west quarter OF section thirty (30l township twenty
22 range fifteen (15), containing two hundred and
forty acre the northeast quarter Of said section thirty
(30) in township and range, containing one hun
red and sixty and 0l0ths acreS the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty nine (29), in township and
range containing one hundred and sxty-one acre.1
the southeast quarter OF the southwest q1arter, and
the southwest quarter of the southwest quar- er of
ton twenty co., i'll township and range, contain
ing eighty acres, less, in all, containing six
hundred and fOrty-one acres, more or less.
The above described tracts of land situc ted
Black Bayou in the northern part Of this parish and
good portion of them high state of cultivation.
There is the tract comnodlous and comfortable
dwelling house. with nerer-fang well Of good water
and all the necessary Out-houses, including Clubhouse
thereto attached. At the same time and place will bs
sold the RAINING -gear of the GIN
Terms of Sale-On credit of twelve months. Pur
chasers to give their notes. with approved security
bearing eight per interest from day of SALE and
special mortgage to be retained the property sold
secure payment of the purchase money.
Acts of sale and internal revenue stamps at the
pense Of the purchaser. -
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Shreveport, January, 50, 1866. st
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of LEWIS T. Hour, deceased.
CHTATE OF LOUISiANA-Parsh Of Caddo. By rir
= tue and IN pursuance of an order of the honora
Bile James l. Weems. Judge of the 10th Judicial Dis
trct Court of the State of louisiana IN and for the
parish of Caddo and Il commission thereon issued by
the Clerk of said Court directed or to any duly
commissioned auctioneer in and for the parish OF Cad
do will be sold at public auction IN the town OF Green
wood parish aforesaid on
Saturday, the 2d day OF March, 1867,
between tie hours of 10 clock NJ and clock r. NJ
That certain tract or parcel Of laud known as the
Lewis T. Holt plantation, situated in SAID parish OF
Caddo, about four miles southwest from Greenwood,
more particular description of which will be given
the day of sale Said contains about twelve hun
dred acres, good portion Of which is IN nigh state
Of cultivation It has it a commodlous and com
Portable dwelling house and all the necessary onthouses
including the house, and never failing well or
good water. Said plantation is in COED repair and has
on it an abundant supply of oak and pine timber any
person desiring purchase good farm Wall do well to
call and examine for themselves previous to the day
Of sale. .s#
At the time and place, vii! also be sold the
southeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of section
of land No. twenty 29) in township sixteen t6
of range sixteen iG known the H!gnbottom tract,
belonging to said succession, and containing forty
acres more or less. And also the northwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter and the southwest quarter OF
township and range, containing seventy acres,
less.
Terms Of sale-0n credit of twelve months Pur-
chasers to give their notes with good personal secu
rity bearing eight per cent per annum interest from
day of SALE and special mortgage to be retained on
the property sold to payment OF the purchase
money.
Acs Of sale and internal revenue stamps at the ex-
.T.rasrr MI tse- rgt- Administrator.
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Consignees of Merchandise per Steamboats,

VaIsi d Boiaseou.--ll \ Hawkins, La, pkg; " G
Hendricks, Shreveport, ? do; " toughery, Marshall,
worth, Keachi, 3 do; J u Worthy, Bayou Sara, do;
Rufier Marshall, lG do; s Hope, Shreveport do;
Geo Mertzbacher, Marshall, do; VIM Barnes, Tex
do; W futile, Jonesvile, II do; Heinrich iefiner,
Marshall, e. do; a Graves, Bosser, do; Conway,
Keachi, do; j MuDtz, Marshall, % do; j } Kline,
Shreveport do; S Bell, jefferson, do; Woltz,
MARSHALL Is do; 7 & Fulhlove, keachl, do; Geo
nsckert, MARSHALL, do; J Jones' Caddo, do Il 4
Mann co. Marshall, 81 do; NJ Eoquet, Nacogdoches,
lG do; Loeb & Jones, Marshall 10 de-; NJ Doppemeyer
6bro, do, 81 do } Worthy, Soda Fount, do; L D
Newsom Mckinney, do; L Y Graves, Benvist Bayou,
) do: Feishl Smith & Goodwin, Tyler, 40 do; n B
Branch, Liufat, IS do Geo Merlbacher, Marshall, 10
de-. Howell & co, Greenwood, 8 do
5taasy 4, I},Jand-Raines Small, Marshall Il pkgs;
" Scott Tyler, ) do; Johnson Taylor, Marshall,
do; J ? Minms, SCOTS Depot % do; D 3 Martin,
Shreveport, l do; RAM, Marshall 20 do; Parks,
Rusk, = do; Rosenbanm & Meyer Marshall, 81 do; G
IN IL do; Rodden, $50 do T Sartain, Shreveport, /
do: smith & Scott, Marshall, do } N Ford Caddo 4
5 sd do; 7 Il Taylor do, s. do; J MN W Thompson,
LakeyiIle do; Str Navigator, SIS do:
E2stne, ALn@lrortby d G9:-Duval 4 co, Marshai, 3
pkg~; WIN Willinghan Jefferson, do; Moss \
SIG do; l. MAYER, Henderson, 10 do; NJ L, Marshall,
do; & " Stockwe, Marshall, 10 do; } Bryant,
Conway's Ldg $40 do; Stewart, Barnet! Place 223
do; T. s. cornmissary stores, Washington 1857 do; "
Harris, Parac.itta, Y do.
2andyG Nortoa.-Mrs. Taylor, Marshall, 22l pkss;
Pearson PsbeFy, do 20 do; + Campbell do;
Is pkgs c d Cawhorn, do Is do; \ johnson, haut-
man, do; Seaton & Hall, Tyler, ll6 do; Seaton &
' do; Hall, Wars6a 10 do; Rogers Ftberidge,
do, 81 do; " X Hall, DO, do; seoton & Hail. Garden
Hail. aiis jamestown Is do; Bas MARSHALL IS do; "
r Miller Kickapoo, II do; Rev Ellis, keach u do;
3 Cronder, do, do; " Il Loouey, Gilmer, do; Ed
sharp, New Orleans, do; Motord Miller kickapoo,
f%1ips d CIV Il Brston Marshall, pkg; Pear
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Shreveport, January 9, 1867. st
SECgTSET0W SAFE,

Succession of JOHN NJ. LASDRuN, deceased.
GTATE OF 0UISIANA-Parish of Caddo--No. -.
~ BY virtue and III pursuance OF order OF the CLERK
of the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo State Of
Louisiana, and commission thereon issued directed
s fe w m at IN a r0f 3ne
OF the Market House. in the city of Shreveport, on
Saturday, tie 10th day Of February, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and4 o'clock r. NJ
the following described property belonging to the
cession OF John NJ. Landrum, deceased, to-wt:
The west half of the southwest quarter, and lot No
~ Of section nine 10, in township No. fifteen t5
per patent No, 65l4
Also the south half Of the northeast quarter, and all
Of the southeast quarter Of section No. seven ~ and
the west half of section seventeen 07) and the
half Of the southeast Quarter Of section seventeen l7
per certificate Of $685.
Also lots (lo) and eleven ~, ard the east half
OF the southwest quarter ana the west half of tho
southeast quarter and the east half and the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter of section No eigh.
(S aud al Of the fractional section of No. eighteen
(18), az per certificate No. $3.50;
Also all of fractional section No twenty 20) and lot
No. one ~, section Nc, t.antynine (2g), per GER
ticatc No. $3.50;
Also the southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
Of section No. eight S as per certificate No. 7l25.
All in township No. fifteen 5), north Of range twelve
ana lying and beingin the parish of Caddo, contain
ing, in all fifteen hundred and sixty nine and G4-l00ha
acres.
map Of the above described lands may pc seen 81
the office of Williamson (; I.eviSee.
Also the following described town property, towite
One undivided i'll twelve vacant lots, owned
IN common WIN the succession OF Adafn baunah IN
tcn-acre lot No. tiryone ~ as per map Of the city
Of Shreveport, tying the Texas road. Also six and
tree-fonrhs Of land in tenacre lot No. twenty
eight 2S be subdivded and sold in lots; lot No. five
f5l in block No four ~ Of en-acre lot No hrty-one
l3l J. as per map of said ten acre lot No thirty one on
record. Also undivided half Of lots seven ~ and
eight in block rtyeqht 49, in the city Of Shreye
port 4
A full and complete map Of all the above described
property may 0e at the office Of williamson
LevlSee, and ct the Court House, and any information
desired nav be obtained from Rufus Z. Sewe!l exec
utOr
Terms Of sale-0n a credit Of twelve months pur-
chasers giving their notes with good personal security
bearing per cent interest from the day of sale, and
mortgage retained the lands to secure payment Of
the purchase money.
Acts Of sale and stamps at the expense of the rur-
chascr5.
RUFUS SEWELL, Executor
Shravenort. January IL. 1857. [5t
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sEERIEEsS SALE.

SEfkLEE8E J. . SAa IN"
~ DISTRICT COURT--State of Louisana-Parish
4 of Coddo-No. 7274.-AAnGAREr A. CRooH VS..
CALVIN s. CR0oM BY virtue of a writ of sale from the
Lonorabethe District Court Of the parish of Caddo
and me directed will sell at public auction at the
Court House door in the city Of Shreveport, parish
and State aforesaid,
Saturday, the "a day o. February, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock =
NJ. the following described property, to-wt
The undivided third interest in fractional section
twenty-five (25, township twenty (20}, range sixteen
O6) containing twenty five (25) less five (5)
acres described in the petition and 2ineywo y2)
acres ofland, more or less, bounded the north by
Ferry Lake. on the east by of the lake, the
south by land owned by G. 3. Noorng, and on the
west by land owned by T. Mooring and j. 3. Thomp.
SON. situated in the parish Of Caddo State of Louisiana
together with the Improvements thereon.
Also the same day on the prem ses, The following
personal property, to-wit: Two mules one two-horse
wagon, and twelve head of stock cattle, in the range
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to be
sold satsf? the writ III the above entitled suit, with
all costs.
Terms of saIe--CASH, with benefit Of aoprascmont
TIIOS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff
Shreveport December 26, 1865. Ift pr &2l 20
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TUTORS SALE.

Tutorship Of the Minors of L. G. HAv1s, deceased.
GTATE OF LOJlSIANA-Parish of Caddo BY viz
- and in pursuance Of order of the honorable
the District Court and commission thereon issued,
directed to any duly qualified auctoneer in and for the
parish and State aforesaid viii sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder, at the Market House, in the city
of Shreveport,
Saturday, the ESD day Of February, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. and clock
the following described property, belonging in com
mon to the said minors, Ann L. Lee, Mary Lee and
Walter Havis and their mother, Sarah J. Havs,
viving widow, in community, to-vyt:
Lot Nc. u contained in the following metes and
bounds, in the west half Of the southeast quarter CT
section No. one ~, township seventeen G7), range
fourteen az commencing at the quarter section cor
in the middle of the said section, running south six
chains and 97-lG0dths; thence east seventeen and
3-l00dths chains thence north eghty-seven degrees
west, five 72-l00dths chains; thence west sixteen
S5-10edths chains to the place Of beginning, Contain
ing eleven and 30 100ths acres less, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of salc-0ne-half CASH; the balance in one,
two and three years Purchasers 20 grye notes with
two solvent securities, bear ng eight per per
interest, with mortgage retained on the property
to secure payment of the purchase money.
THATER & BYRNE, Auctioueers.
Shrev enOrt, January %. 1867. st
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SETCEFSSTDN SAFE,

Succession of JANEs CONNELLY, deceased.
eTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo. By vir:
~ tue and in pursuance of order of the honorable
the District Court of the parish of Caddo, and com
mission thereon issued, directed to any duly qualified
auctioneer in and for the parish and State aforesaid
will sell at public auction, at the Warehouse Of Walsh
& Boisseau, on Milan street, in the city of Shreve
port.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock P
NJ, the following described property, belonging to the
succession of James Connolly, deceased, to-wt:
Eleven Bales Of Cotton.
Telms-CA3H in U. S. Treasury Notes, subject tc
apprasement.
also-At the same time and place. Four Bales o
Cotton.
appraisement. JONAS ROBLSoN.
Auctoneer.
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