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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

Public auction, in McGregor, q guam
tity of whiskey in the name of the
United States, to the highest bidder
will take the proceeds and deposit
them in the National treasury, and the
next Grand jury will indict the unfor-
tunate man who buys at the limitation
of the United States, and mob Of the
''strong-minded' and the weak mind
ed will with impunity, confiscate and
destroy his purchased property. The
officer who sells is in the simple dis
charge of his duty but the practical
working of this cOnfidence-swindle
comes about as near dishonesty as con-
fidence games usually do.
9Th. By adopting a License Law in
place of the Prohibitory Law, large
amount of revenue will be derived
estimated by good judges sufficient to
sustain the entire poor of the State.
These are a few, among the many,
reasons we might suggest to you why
you shold aid us in electing the follow
ing named gentlemen.
We repeat that you are'not address,
ed as party-men. The question in this
State, as yet, has not become the bant-
ling of either party; yet we cannot
fOrbear the suggestion that If adopted
by the Republican party, and the ques-
tion pushed to its logical consequences,
it will cost that party its supremacy in
Iowa as certainly as it has cost it the
loss of its supremacy in Connecticut
and California and put Vermont and
Maine in jeopardy. No party in a free
country can permanently endure
which builds its fortunes on the per-
sonal liberties of mankind: and to
you, Democrats, we suggest that if you
ever hope to build again the almost
ruined fortunes Of your party, you
must lay its foundations where person
al rights may rest secure. ,..t.
We do not address you as native nor
as adopted citirens, yet we cannot for
bear the suggestion to those who left
their homes in foreign lands that they
might in new Iowa enjoy the largest
liberty in conscience and in person,
that it will avail you little to have es-
capped tyranny of our kind beyond the
sea only to become the victims of a
more repaciOus tyranny here; the
tyranny of fanaticism-the tyranny of
intOlerance-thet tyranny that seeks to
force men to yield up the control of
their personal rights and liberties at
the dictation of impracticable and in
termedling bigots. 1'nafI Il.
In supporting the ticket which we
present, you will not do violence to
your party convictions. At this elec-
ton no political question is at stake
We ask, at your hands, that you will
repeal the Prohibitory Law in Iowa,
and frame our State law in harmony
and not in conflict with the laws of
the General Government, and with
that end in view you will support the
following 1-aI - HM.---- ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

.eCREGOR.

,P. FURY, Proprietor, is-e.B s..
Having recently purchased this House, the Proprie-
tor begs say that he has refurnished it, added to ts
capacity Hotel and he respectfully asks share Of
public patronage. The best attention given, good
fare and reasonable bills. Good Stablng. ass
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02


4 fall hjsa -Ar tHl tHFsTe
The Board nDf Supervisors of Clayton
County, Iowa, met in regular session in
the I'd day Of September, 1867 -, ,'." -
The following named members were pre-
sent: z. G. Bailey, Grand Meadow: r. G..
Place, Boardman Gilbert Cooley, Cass !;
L. r. Gilbert, Read /; Phillip Fishel, Elk !;
James Newberry, Lodomillo; E. Monlux,
Wagner p. p. Olmsted, Monona p. Cos
tigan, yolga; John Keeling, Highland; |;
j. c. Rounds. Marion Geo. w. Beach,
Garnavillo; James Schroeder, jefferson !;
Henry White, Sperry james Taper, Gil
ard I. d. White, Farmersburgh j. Ge-
hon, Mallory. abi sa iA sIs Z F.
l. Petition of John Williamson for re-
duction of assessment Granted.
q Petition Of James Mckinley for re-
bate of taxes. Withdrawn:taa9i = 9dl sign.
3. Petition of John Barnes for rebate Of
taxes. Rejected for want of form. .s
4. Petition of c. Luckerman for reduce
ton of taxes. Rejected for want Of form.
5. Petition Of James Buell. and james
Mckinley to correct error in tax. Granted,
6. Petition of Louis Benton, jr., for re-,
bate of interest on taxes. Rejected.
Z. Petition of S. M. Lampson 4 Co., for
reduction of tax of 1866. Rejected 'i
8. Petition of NJ. McKinnie for reduc-
ton of taxes. Rejected. -, +.
9. Petition Of Reyen Davidson for abate-
ment of taxes Of 1866. Granted. 81
10. Petition Of Albert j.. Glass for re-
batement of tax. Granted. "a
IL. Petition of T. w. Burns for rebate
ment of taxes. Continued to next term.
l2. Petition Of James Buell. and others
for rebatement of taxes. Granted.
l3.. Petition of Smith & Co., for reduc-
ton of taxes. Rejected.
IA. Petition Of Jane A. Kephart for
S62.25 on War fund. Granted.
l5.uPetition Of Fay Parsons for rebate
ment on taxes. Rejected for want of form.
Is. Petition of Frank Tatro for correc-
ton of assessment. Granted.
WHEREAS, The ladies of the Cenotaph
Association of Clayton county have appli-
ed to us for aid to help in building mon
ument in memory of the soldiers who we're
killed in the late rebellion, and, whereas,
we desire to aid and assist in such work;
now, therefore, 81 II re 9rt q
Rssolred, That we, as members of this
body, will memorialise the next Legisla-
ture for the enactment of law living US
power SO to do, and assist them in the
work ), and the Hon. B. I. Hunt, r. G..
Place and II. s. Granger, are hereby ap-
pointed to draft such memorial. 0
Resolved, That the Sheriff Of this county
be authorised to cause repairs, not to ex-
ceed $75, to be made on tho. Clayton Co.
Jail and appnrtenances, at GarnaYillo.-
Adopted. ssa.s' .ar a ita.s- ~
Resolued, That II. G. Place and III. S.
Granger be empowered to employ conn
petent person or persons to put Abstract of
Town Lots in proper shape also the In
dex of miscellaneous papers and Index Of
Mortgages from the year. lS4l to the year
1855, and to transcribe such other records
"a are in an unsafe condition and that
the Clerk bc authorized 10 issue warrants
for the same. Adopted.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

For State Senator, q,
u HOMER E. NEWELL, r-,.
For Representatives,
J. G. ROUNDS, raa
ss JOHN VAN STADEN,
-s...,s.. PHILIP FISHEL.
'a For Treasurer,
!-sa J.C. VAUPEL. .ugH
as7 a For Sheriff, 5siai
.. JAMES DAVIS.
q. For County Judge,
-....., CHARLES A. DEAN,
For County Surveyor,
CAPT. CARL KOSTMAN.
ta For Coroner,
- III. ID. BRONSON.
For Superintendent of Schools,
T PROF. J. BRIGGS.
b. HI. PELZER,
#Ta Pres't License Association, Clayton Co., Iows
sc. Elr sra1 q. HENRY FRESE
Secretary,
AND MANY CITIZENS.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

The FAIL IN RENTs.-Itis a remarkable
fact, that whereas year or two since. 1t
seemed impossible to procure even the,
smallest room for business purposes on
Broadway, there are now some Of the most
eligible stores and lofts oA that thorough-1
fare TO Let.n Fhc fact is, rents have
boen so exorbitantly high along Broad
way, the sums demanded are SO totally
out Of proportion with the extreme limit
which business might be transacted, as to
preclude the possibility Of renting the pla-
ces we refer to, and there can be no doubt
that great reduction is made in prices,
they must remain vacant 1t is pleasant,
TO add that, in all parts Of tho city, rents
are falling, and next year will doubtless
witness still greater decrease. During
the war, when SO many thousands of peo-
pie crowded into the city from the West
and South, and so many were prevented
from going to Europe on account OF the
rates Of exchange, New York was filed to
overaowing, and there was not accutaily
house-room for all. Now that we are re-
suming somewhat more normal condi-
ton, landlords will have to become more
reasonable, and the sooner they do so the
bettcr it will be for all parties. IN n
Express. Il - eSs
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02
N0n0RiuS c0EMAMnERY


o9ls Has moved his Shoe Shop down -
Main Street, one door west of the Wes-s
tern Hotel, where he may be found ut al times
ready to accommodate customers with Doors
and SHOES ofany sise style quality He respectfully
solicts share Of public patronage Repairing neatly
done, 4t MCGREG IOWA
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02
September Session, 1867.

Proceedings Of the Beard 81 sapsrvi-
SOFO
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02
s. W. TAILN6ADGE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
q MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Office, Mil. & Pra. du CHEN Railway Dock, foot OF
West Water Street Particular attention paid to the
purchase and sale Of Grain. Flour and Provisions.
ly500 '' ''
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02
WHOLE No. 572.

Report of A. McCarty, commissioner on
bridge over Sny Ma Gill, accepted and the
commissioner discharged. .,s9 .-...J.
Report Of G.. Cooley and J. A. Hysham,
committee on bridge across Havenss creek,
accepted and approved. rnou 80
Report of G. III. Jacobs, commissioner
on bridge across Cedar creek, accepted and
committee discharged.
Report of p. p Olmsted and L. r. Gil
bert, special committee on Elkader bridge,
amended and accepted. .t...t ,&I45I
Report of X. Coughlin, commissioner
on bridge across Doe creek, Elk township,
accepted and commissioners discharged.
Report of Isaac Havens, commissioner
on bridge across Roberts creek at Stiner's
Ford, Wagner township, accepted and COM
missioner discharged.
Report Of Stiner Nelson. commissioner
on bridge across Roberts creek-no report
by committee. aim .ss.,,la ,s-.- 49,.
On motion the Clerk of the Board is di-
rected to alter the assessment of d. Smith, Z,
from $500 to 500. I.
d Clerk ordered to issue duplicate warrant
No. 6798, to B. L. Mead. gz, ,,if
$1,000 appropriated to repair the bridge
across Dry Run, near Elkader, NJ. .Stence,
appointed commissioner. ~ 7oi 2Wha'lf''''
$l75,OO appropriated to buildiIa bridge
across Mink creek, on the, Wadena road,
Highland township, Nathan Ewing. COM
missioner. = .'' D.
$25O,OO appropriated to build bridge
across Sny Ma Gill, on the road from Far
mersburg, to McGregor. Alex. McCarty,
commissioner.
$4,000 appropriated to build bridge
across Roberts creek, near P. M. Lown's,
Marion township. David jacob, commits
sioner.
$4,000 appropriated to build bridge
near Osterdock' Ferry Landing, Jefferson
township. John II. Bowman, commits
siOner. 81: ga .asaH. -.ril
1900 appropriated to complete bridge
across Wolf Hollow, on the new road from
Xnlna Cifu 10 ELL kadas Y. Innlo Nhanuao "A 3
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

The decentralization and disorganizationa
at Washington is something for which the I
Democracy may justly disclaim all respon-
sibility. The President was not elected
by them nor has he chosen to affiliat0o
with them. :. In the quarrels between him
and the Radical leaders Of his party, the
Democracy have no interest, save that Of
citizens Of the country. As citizens, it is
their duty to support the Constitutional
head of the country in the exercise OF his
proper authority as conservative men,
they cannot do otherwise than applaud the
efforts of any officer to sustain the Cohsti-
tuition against the assaults ofits enemies.
Beyond this they have no interest in the
President or his quarrels. as. r..,a,b
The business of the democracy is to sus-
tain no man nor clique, but simply to plant
itself on the platform Of tho Constitution,
and fight on and fight ever in the good old
cause of free government and individual
liberty. Crushed by no defeat, disheart-,
encd by no disaster, it must take courage
for each new trial Of strength, relying
with unfailing confidence upon the event
ual triumph Of right and the supremacy Of
reason.
The country looks to the Democratic
party as it's only hope for the perpetuatiOn
of its institutions and the restoration Of
its prosperity, Thousands who withhold
their votes from its candidates, look upon
its final success as the only political safety.
1t is the only obstacle in the path Of radi-
cal fanaticism, usurpation and revolution $
it is the only support cf the principles up
on which our government must rest or
crumble into ruin. 1t cannot, therefore,
identify its fortunes with those Of any in /,
dividual, or stake its success upon the is
sue of any mans quarrel.
The wholesale rObberies Of the State and
National treasures, the increasing burdens
upon the people, the corruption and reck--
lessness every where rampant, the destruc-
ton Of national harmony, and the peril Of
onr political institutions-all unite in de-
manding an entire and radical change iny
the official administration of the country,
These are issues vast enough to occupy
the attention Of any political organization;
and the reformation Of the fearful political
evils impending ever US, is the great duty
to which the energies Of the Democracy
must be directed. - Utica Obsesrtr. 'iie 7'1'
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02

~ $::$ !; :;: :ss: Il +:
ukA9 in each month.
us ALFRED wINGATE, W. NJ
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-02


WEST UNION HOUSE,
Corner Vine and Elm Sts ...WEST UNION, IOWA.
n. ]. iMGERSOll, PROPRIETOR. i
Good stabling and charges moderate. Stages going
east, west. north and south, call and leave with pes
sengers, morning and evening y532
a ROBERT GRANT, +.
tsuccEssoR TO JOHN BAlAr) pKALrR IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER hkMGiMcS, NOTIONS.
And Fancy Articles. Clayton County Bible Society
Depository. Two doors west OF j. T. Buckley Co.'S
Hardware Store, (6m553) McGREGOR, IOWA. !
Sunday School Requisites furnished short notice.
81 THOMAS ARNOLD, ,oos4 ,gtjt
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND GENERAL AGENT, cOn-
vEyAMcER. NOTARY PUBLIC, gat
And Commissioner Of Deeds, &C., for the Northwes-
tern States Will attend to the purchase and sale Of
Farm Lands, City Property, Stocks, &C., 10.
Office with Hon. r. Noble, Bank Block Mc6regor,
Iowa. $50 LICENSED kucIlOMEER. In
;o FLANDERS HOUSE,
Corner Main Fourth Sts, e. McIREGOR, IOWA.
or GEORGE eEAAfR, PROPRIETOR oe
Free Omnibus to and from all cars and steamboats,
General Stage Office. This house has teegraphic coA-
nection with the steamboat landing; baggage room
and comfortable lodging apartments the railway
ticket Office, at the service Of guests. faa son
UNION HOUSE. .'F.t
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19
Gouses ano farms l)arte6.

HOUSES WANTED-FoT SALE or 10 LbI,
furnished unfinished, in all parts Of ;he city JohSSA
MILLER HALL and Real kstate Brokers' No - ~
saIst
NSTANTED-For cash customers, three brown
w o horscs ON Murray I Park ard Sxthaes ssS
600 TO =o0D JOHNSON. MILLER HALL, NO. 70 Nsssanse
T,ARNS WANTED for Customers of fIO4
L 70 10 ~ acres within miles q the city Also DWELLING
HOUSES in Merose and North New-lOrk. -. =. -.
GALLAHUB X MCLEAN, No. 90 CedaFss
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