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New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
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IWI INF IUUNuls
WB TOTE IS HE SHOT"
BY ALFRED b. STREET.


A SUMMONS, q summons. 70 brave boys in blue
The storm, With It's horrible shadow, is through
slplroons 10 all those that fought for the cause,
The faith of the Union, the life of the laws
From East and from West, the South and the
North,
The summons is waited: yo blue coats, come
f0lth
Como forth where the Santee in loveliness flows,
Where winds steal the fragrance from cltron
Where rolls far St. Mary its silyer-liEe wave,
Where the cypress, sole mourner, keeps watch
DER the brave;
Come forth where the prairio-West spreads
Ye heroes who fought that the land should be
free.
What rousug swift rOusng from valley and
hill!
What speeding, quick speeding from river and
A sound as of thunder! hosts marching along !!
a voice Ike the waters the roll of their song !!
They come without drum-beat, each heart Is
drum
Like tempest-cloud streaming dark onward
they come!
Bat la. do the eyes Of all fash as they, tread
10 the footsteps all sound Is there nothing OF
Blcndipg in with those ranks! see! what
shadows are thOse .l.,
That deepen with honor those blne-coated
No eve tn The socket, no flesh on the limb
Siall,iug onward and onward in darkness so
grim.
Look how docs that skeleton figure attest
OF the h9ead ihat mt Seven Pines died on
loGF breast
In the snr,tor ON stalking, is nOught to be seen
Of the brother who bore such herOIcal men
In Tint bosom so hollow 10 heart that was
Was tat bone once an arm that late smote in
It's might
They have heard, too, the summons, those
spectcls OF dread
They have Joined ia the march with the march
o. the dead
And Of all the proud numbers that rose at the
The RANKS of tho grave far outnumber them
And the anthem they lift is moro loud than
From the iips Of the living thus marching
along!
They tell the last pangs of each heart as it
The woe of the father, the wall of the bride :
OF the home that was darkenod when vanished
its life!
The cry of the orphan, the shrek of the wife !
For with each heart that persisted, another
Oh War; what dread horrors thy footsteps
invoke.
All have come at the call of their country to
The vote bv which still that loved country
might livel
The quick aud the dead, all loud sounding this
chant
awe vote as we sbotn for flag, Union and
Grant,
OF traitors and COpperheads back to your
haunt!
Hurrah for the pAXNpn. the UN1oY. and GRANT
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

and when the time woud come woud use " 20 tnelr aa
vantage People have the same ieeIgs an anu pufposrs p
notg r,e ue has not yet come, but IL VIII come sooD
when they viii flush what has been eII uhoOhe py se
late war The men they have chosen nave te eOiucce I
Of fbe country They have proved lnclselFSs oipl8
w 1 "a In the exercise Of power and ther known
loyalty aud character must lHsSs % ~ Iaro 70
ps1plJ III ers in friendly hands Tho question before
US is into ThoSS W hayn Won give it into the hands Of those
men who did destroy thlS country soley Dyc4u1o
t VIII Won give It INTO the hands Of those who have
he best Interests Of te country a aearI is any aign
mont needed to answer TINS question itWs aLguea loI
fnr years by bayOnets and canuons 1t was tire iWamd
r1o ana tho argument closed wnen Lee suIlehdeleu W
Grant Now the question - 10 WIch sde VIII you ~
fis nowerl There are no party Issues before you IN
laying the foundations OF inc GoyerhohHt tl9 9
pTeenback They will put the vudicaiion OF the Declara
tom ton OF n Pnteud 70 wTts November tho 81 ss
tho North American con,ihent was was. ID ni'ro 40 me-
land" This Is mSny 6dcy TE're are po Marty issues
TO occupy the public mind. Dullhf tho war; aiu ei
the country has nc ieasou H"e @ ~ ,yy ant OF those
been umo yet for party lssurt 10 Elow Eltl0n 400
changed lssue'. We have growing ot,,,,0n 10
miles across the Interior we % %mSt i"u rT. eaors vol
aud have no arguments ABOUT arms, - - 90 p,onie
10 arise fbe uubc mind must be prepared Tor. feOp6
exhausted during the war, hnG ao ', cost Thns
under It's effects Iley repenDer "iHt - rs. & tb
intend % close up their WORK IN su'n WY t1.I III l4 ~
shall not have to do SC again. Lately, while WAS IN
Indiaua saw something which gave an idea OF the
fecins Of our oya people. 1t at ono ~ tho grca
openar meetings that 3Io "gr ino,, m por ,,r conn
those political Jes at "hlci I"lluu''y lor O..l "a
fry Our DeOpe take much pleasure AL inc appi'lcI
filed with loving people, ana N1't 'io ou hiA ~
Iccted together Oyorhead the soft SKY OF IN Indian
Summer day and the brilliant hucs or lhe Autmu Iol
ac underneath Below also were The bright dresses or
t6o women anu the uniforms Of red, whlto and Due
fAupllu.cl GOV. Morton about 10 speak lie D. 10
Indiana what GOV Andrew was to Massachusetts. Ibc
work OF the war had told fatally him. a. 10 had or An
drew. He sat In the midst OF his people, VINO iet1S"ae
;he snIeriugs which his great services had
brought upon him. Although youug man, he
was Ike patriarch In tue midst OF Ms Cilir
,iren lie stood up for a few moments, aud WINE
standing asked every who had served IN the war 10
hold mp his right hand In answer many haHl' .,e 'g
as n reporting for duty Gov. Morton then went on I'D
ask flcm an 10 testify, by holding their hands anit I
they had lost nds during the Rebellion Inc speaker
concluded by saving that ID hands raised and ut
the sieat was one never 90 bo fol gotten ID cQncDoh
tbe Repubc ,ruaudlatcs and retired anid enthusiastic
cheers. ,
MIR. II. We'll delivered au eloquent ana humorous aG
dress after which the audience retired.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
GENERAL RosEcRANs's MISSION.

10 Tbe Editor oJ fht Neo fors Ttmo
SIR: Please correct an error into when Soil
Washington special has fallen IN saying Gen koseeiaD'
docs not intend going TO Mexico because ho thinks "eH
Grant Will be our next President.
lie never thought OF being influenced by such mole
ho was not nominated ne a partisan nor eonnrmeu a.
n nortisan Neither his reluctance to accept nor MS ao
entancc arose from partisan motives does he OK
pect to M the mission as partisan lie wll 20 s,, ~ o.
nm ercan ctzen who his country ana her instilt.
tops 10 neighbOring nation IN whose welfare no hs
always felt deep and sincere interes-an lnt<es' ns
feels happy 10 know is shared by the great poul VI ~
P'0i''' wv M.S. Ros,rRANs,
Breyot Malor-Go U. g. A, Envoy " MeNcos
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
sIICnE OLE A GERMAN.

On Saturday morning German naheu
Ianeee, who has at intervals occupied room az ia his
Hotel du Nord, No 81 BOweTy, found dead IL ~
roOm where he had committed suicide b. shooting ~, @
was many years clerk in downtown house. put , io
his position and subsequently earned precarious iSs
hood by peddlng cigars on the bowery ana elseNns,i
lie took "A room on Thursday night at the Du Nof1' ~" |
was not again seen until found by the ehamberinaiu
Was lying on bed, with pistol In his hand L"ioVA'
was aged about 40 years.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
TIE IR1sn DEIGADE IN TIE Wv.
ADDRESS OF TIE IRISH REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL
CLUB or THIS CITY,


To the irish Voters " Me Chy Of Acf-IDf6;
Now that the hour approaches when The fate
Of tins nation is to bo decided by ho ballots OF it5 FREQ
citizens, whom determined whether tIs country
is for four years TO como De distracted by internal cs-
cord umUcd at home aul dcspscd abroad or whether
the blessings Of peato aud prosperity shall De dihied
through the land cana tranquility nt homo insure dignity
ana respect abroad, at th.s momonioua umc' Fellow
citizens. venture once again to cell your attention TO
fhe vital interest which every freshman Who has either
no freedom OF li, mother Land or to good alme u her
children I'm Tins country, NJ heart has I'm the result " ths
coming e,.,tlop. You hqy, srsa how yous special
friends the Democrats have OF to rewarded your loyal
~ TO .plr,y You have seen Robinson of Brooklyn,
the only Democrat u the lat Carc-s vIo raj ed lls
voice f the cause OF Ireland rtl!e-.y sacrac-d or tlo
altar ~ uarty cpedisrcy yor hayo reen JOHN savage
ignored I'm tie TYth Congressional District u favor ~ an
cxEpoV Notrr: Won l,r. lca. tuo utcrlrces of nat
excellent Democrat Ecycriy Jonusjn when bobnohDng
with tho Ari,t9,r,ts Of Eucltud by which he il5ucd
at oDco tho loval p-3pie of Ills country aud
nartcary the Irish citizens m f.cc % a. % .o lsots.
ro ask you 10 throw the weight of your vote aud fl-
ence ON the sido of Freedom aud Equal T-h'f ou Mo
,, - t. r,rty which ,I,Ye favor. tho e4lso Of tho
iti,'n- tbatts t,yot, f,r q.nt arl
.,-.. s,.... .,.- ............... ~,f
NoIaA' "Hu "S''''' ''''''' D i'.'' '' N' ''' 800
every other ab0min1tOn which tl' IcmctWuo party
,o.fcrs and .tpno-t. We o., YOU 70 redeem your rall.
49, .l..... ..,t.t. r. t... I......... f d.,
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New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
THE sLANDER on coLrAx RErUrED.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct 30.--Ihc Hon Schuyler
Colfax was tendcrcd public reception today IN the
o pora. House. lie spoke at Turner Han this evening
IIe came down from Vncenncs special train IN the
morning and received at AL the stations by largo
multtudcs with music nags, and decorations. Tho
audiences this city livery large and enthusiastic,
At the Opera-Houso he was introduced by Gen.
yeatch. Mr.. Colfax spoke Of the 0usp.cions
indications Of triumph Tor the hight next Tuesday,
and North that would follow. lie alluded 10 the false
hood Of me Louisville Courier lie said that NcHs
day morning, the day which lac spoke IN New-Abany,
hat lourna charged that, in 1882 after ScOtia
tjOD when the tide turning against him 40 The SOUTH
Coax wrote'spuhOus letters from South Bend daily for
weeks for The Louisville Courier cllingOt the ontnuasm
there was In that region over hcOiCs nomination
IIe denied tho charge ~ toto ln his
New Albany speech on Wednesday, declaring that
he mad never written such ctecr 10 that or any other
COIJkTER ACKHOWLED0ED THAT ITS CHARGE Of
tie previoue day WAS UNTRUE, bat reprinted letter
from its files dated 1852 at NewOrcaus, and FigHcd
uisauB" before the nomination, but urging Scott in
the Gonh es sound Slavery ana which rs editor says
he IL willing TO gycor was written by HIM Mr. COlfaX
branded this ae equally FALSE with the previous state
meIt which his author had acknowledged TO Do false
and ead. If the editor should swear TO 70 he would
"nIv he as guilty as when he Joined tho
sonobe attempt To destroy his country Mr. C0InN
Moved fs fcsity 6y citing tho TACT that In Mnytho nCXt
nnntl affer the date Of the fictitious lctcrhe voted M
,h NatonaI Convention that nominated Scott against
Tho natform because 10 wns pr0slyeIy. lie nfo drew
attention 10 a telegram nom LoulsNNe, sent on Wcdneh
dev afternoon to the Associated Ficssi aid published IN
hursdaV mornings Democratic newspapers In Tho West,
ehndyine that last ClarEc, and THIS otter he c0nfu
sivey showed TO have been manufactured IN me courier
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
PAYMENT OF INTEREST on CITY AND COUNTY

Controller Connolly is at present engaged IL
paying the "Volunteer soldiers Family Aid Fund 10
dempton Bonds Of the City OF New'fork'' ana 'ha
New York City stock for Docks and slips all OF w0s
were due November J. and also other bonds Ms ioe"s'
The amount Of the stock for Docks ana SHIPS .oooo N
ls.....-.-
Noisn.e9t s9luiefs f"'h'! A'N '''N '0 10000
=, 'io. noa1s, - i,s 80 45ilOo
o, Po9n c Ran @ ~ ' t6n Ctv and County llO5,5o0
Intcst ~" rio sam, N'' '''N 2j,2lO
The city Chamberlain is paying interest on
the regular bonds and stocks OF the Cy eN. ana ~
elusive OF Revenue Bonds TO the amount OF lVt9'" y
Total paymenls 10 be noade. ......... S3ls3,25O 81
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
JOHN A. CRlsW0LD AND TIE wORKNGlm.

Troy, Oct. G).-Durng tAc canvass now
about 20 close f. haa been sought among other GercpIc
scntatious mo.t dogecdy adhered 60 iy tHo oppU.ou
10 falsfy the position % the Hon john a. tl7Tod ln s
relations 10 the VoiFugucu Dl tlc state. In-ro lua
been no end to tlc IvocptDI ann s 'K ltt.nud o.
the effect that Mr. Grisvod might ic aalo o appear thc
uurclcutng foe OF the lft.rr,t ~ TIE "ntAIeuIn y
charged early in tlc canvass tha. dius hc ioc t
strike O four months among ile wniif- iu ou n t4r
extensive mills ~ ths cty, t7t hr Grfno4 not only
refused % comply with Their demands tut actually ie
sided 80 meetings 81 tho employer, ad urged au utter
Ignoring of their claims. Now al tI,l ht4i.ufuta Gre
not only wholly ana haWauty untrue, but on The con-
trary Mr. Grswod's large and important works Nrro
kent running ana no never, 40 ANY time or in any Io-
blc way. undertook e. exert, either personally or cHi
italist, tho slightest Influence adverse 20 tao
best interests Of the hundreds ul0n huud-
reds ot operatives employed in thc W'us Of
Tits city To this fact the WoAusmcn
Themselves In his employ recently testified, bearing ln
published card the amplost witness 10 their high appre
CiaiOn Of him az "a man, au employer, nud ciuz Do
Again to-day. the operatives lu his works 40 Hudson
voluntarily transmitted him card Of free and unre-
strained Endorsement OF bis position u s regard, the
terms OF which alike cOuldug ~ hrs honest sincerity
and complimentary 20 hs recognized inhucnc9 aud stand
ing ns an outspOkcn, practical friend ~ The boring
classes He Las noyer opposed the Eight hour law BY
word or deed either ~ ont OF Congress, ai 70 s emit
neuty due his candidacy ana 20 the lary whose c
LIANT standard bearer Dc iu this contest iai tho ahoung
masses OF the State should Do trnluly ana reliably m
formed as to his acs upon The sgIlcan, and urgent
element ia the struggle.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
AEGLSTRATION.

10000 PERSONS REGISTERED IN NEw-YoRK AND
6g,301 IN BROOKIN NUMEROUS ARRESTS
FOR VIOLATING THE LAW.
The following is the result Of the four days
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
CHAIRMAN or A DEMOCRATIC NATURALIZATION
COMMITTEE N TROUBLE.

ALBANY. Oct. 30.-DMIus Allen, Chaiman OF
the Democratic Naturalization Committee at Troy was
faAen before United states Commissioner Frothngham
~ hs cIty today warrant accusing him Of forgery
in altering certificate of declaration ~ ntonton By
which 10 was intended thar tie person should vote on
ruesday though the date OF the declaration forbade hs
hclng naturalIkcd Distrlct-Attomcy DOrshCimer ap-
pearCd for The Government, and McsSs Hand of this city
and Colby OF Troy the prisoner The facts adduced
show that John McCabe OF West Troy declared HIS nen
lions oct 25 sCCtOO late date 20 permit his natural
izutou In tine 20 vote 40 the coming election. Joseph
Brown awore that he Allen make an erasure from
tho declaration with his (Browu'sl knife. The declaration
was produced ana Identified showing that the figure in
The date 18th had been erased making 1t OCT g. Tie eX-
Aunn ion resulted in Aliens being held Ia $500 10 ap-
pear at the November term OF the Court
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
NO rNp rO NALIRAIIzATION rRATDs.

Charles Storms applied 10 be registered, on
Friday AZ the Second District of The seventeenth Ward
by yTtuo OF uaturtz atom papers furnished him by
Deputy sheriff at ctzeumaEinc bureau AZ sec0udavc.
aud Ihrty-socoud-st. James Rourko Of No. ii2 East
Twenty Ourh also cudCayOrcd 20 perform the prelln
mary ceremony ~ voting yesterday, on papers obtained
at tie place, but 10y whom furnished he could not
rrcollect I0in parties viii BE cared Tor by tho authoT
tics and efforts Will De made 10 the arrest OF those
a, lu made storms and Iuurte their dupes.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09
PUBLIC SALE!

OF Valuable Land in Clayton County, Iowa.
BY order Of the Circuit Court OF the United States,
for the district of Va, the following described lands,
situated In Clayton Co., Iowa, belonging to Bank of
the Valley in Virginia, will be sold at public auction
on the 10th day OF Sept, 1868, at l o'clock Z. NJ. in
front of the Washington House, in the town OF Gut
tenlerg, Clayton Co.. iowa. TO Wit NV u, Sec
-, I. o., North Range 8 West OF the 5 principal
Meridian, Containing 100 acres.
TERMS. One-third cash on day of sale, and the
residue in Six, Nine, ane II Months, with interest.
from day of sale. The deferred payments to be secur-
ed by Deed Of Trust, or Mortgage
HAMILTON @. FAINT.
Receiver, Bank of the Valley in Va.
Richmond. Va.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09
Senator DOOlittle
Special Dispatches to the Dubuque Herald.

senator Doolittle
Special Dispatches to the Dubuque Herald
MANCHESTER, Sept. 5.
Senator Doolittle arrived here on the
regular passenger train from Dubuque to-
dny. and was welcomed by q crowd of
one thousand people. Amid immense
cheers, Senator Doolittle was called upon
for a speech. lie responded for twenty
minutes in a telling speech, being introdu.
ced by Col. s. G.. Van Anda. Two or
three ~ill-mannered radicals interrupted him
with questions, but they were soon dried
up in that business. The speech was re-
ceivcd with immense applause.
INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 5.
Senator Doolittle arrived here on the
regular train from the east this afternoon.
The arrival of the train was heralded by
firing of cannon, and bands of music.
The rain poured down in torrents, but still
u crowd of more than one thousand people
stood out in it at the depot and listened to
a speech from Senator Doolittle for twenty
minutes. Had it not been for the rain
there would have been three thousand
people out to welcome the Senator of
Wisconsin.
WATERLOO, Sept. 5.
OCAuIOI DuOitIlc aTTlNcu LtTc IilS al
ternoon Mt half-past four o'clock. An
immense crowd welcomed him at the
depot. A large delegation. with bands of
music, came from Cedar Falls, and Joined
In the demonstration. The Senator was
introduced by Hon. II. b. Allen, and ad-
dressed the large crowd for half an hour
nm a most eloquent and logical speech,
which was received with immense ap-
plause.
WAvERLY, Sept. 5.
The train arrived at Wavcrly amid the
firing Of cannon. Bands of music at the
depot, and an immense crowd of people
welcomed Senator Doolittle. lie was pre-
vailed upon to remain and make a speech
ut the court house. lie was escorted to
the hotel by q procession half a mile long.
In the evening the court house was packed
with a large audience, and Senator Doolit-
tie made a most effective speech. lie was
received with immense applause. The
Cedar Valley is thoroughly awake. !
Senator Doolittle goes to Charles City
tomorrow, and on Monday will address a
mass meeting of the people Of the upper
Cedar Valley.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09
WITHOUT WASTE

ell the grain a set Of hands can possibly get TO IT.;
and ii can be .crowdcd' with less loss than any other
Machine ever manufactured.
They have spared neither time or expense to bring
the michigan sweepstakes to perfection, and we
now claim that it is the most perfect Thresling Ma
chine in the worl:, and greatly improved for the sea
son Of 1868.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R'Y.

MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY.
Arrive at p. du CHI, going west, Z. AN Mondays
excepted aud at 8. As r. NJ. undays excepted.
Leave p. du Oh. east at I. SO A. NJ. and at o. P
Sundays excepted.
From McGrcgor to st. Paul trains leave at 40 A.
NJ. and ut 10. p. NJ. Sundays excepted. They arrive
at McGregor at 9. % A. NJ. and Z. 20 +. NJ. undays
excepted.
The Ferry Steamer, city Of MGregor, Capt. JOHN
Bass, will ply between the Cities of McGregor and Pr.
du Chen, at strict train time. for each direction.
Captain Bass will rest his Steamer, at night, on the
McGregor side Of the river, bringing passengers and
Aails from the Mil. and Chicago s.45 trains coming
west.
r.. tages leave McGregor, daily, for Eikader,
Waukon and for Dubuque, trawb erry Poin.
Gutenberg, Garnavillo and Dubuque, tri-weekly
This P. doesn't strictly belong to our Railway
Aeading, but it il of interest to the public and they
will please, in the expressive language Of our friend
Wooliiscroft, to "make a minute of it," Travellers
who get lost In their western explorations often come
to, McGregor for . new start. Trains and stages,
4teamboats and wagons, are always on hand, to take
you to any point OF the earthly compass, and it is pos
Jsible some trains about here may send people one
station beyond purgatory.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09

Badness, Grayness and other Imperfec-
tions of the hair will be regarded as mex
>cusable after Il trial of Mrs. S A. Aliens
!. Improved NEW Style Hair Restorer or
Dressing. lin one bottle.) Every Druggist
sells it. Price 81, 100. n6lS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09
MADISON. Wis. Sent. 5.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 5.
The American house, an old frame no.
tel, built thirty years ago and owned by
N. w. Dean, was consumed by fire last
night, together'with a millinery store, be-
longing to Mis- l.. A. Scott adjoining.
The loss is covered by insurance.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09

CHIGNoNs Observation-Disclosures
"Barrets Hair Restorative is used, these
appendagcs are becoming gentirely extinct.
Ladies, try it, and be convinced.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09

OFFICE OF Co. SUPr. PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
E%IKAnEE InMA

ELKADER, Iowa.
NOTICE Is hereby given that a Teachers Institute
IN will be held at Elkader, Clayton County, Iowa,
ser o period OF not less than six working days, begin
ing on the 2lst day of September, 1868.
Prof. J. Piper, OF Manchester, has been secured az
conductor. There will be u full programme of exer-
cfsca, consisting Of Lectures, Orations, &c. Also, dis.
cussions Of the best and most successful methods of
conducting and giving instruction in our public
schools.
full attendance is solicited of all who arc iateres..
cd in our common schools, both teachers and patrons.
The School Law 10 explicit in defining the daty of
teachers and school officers with reference to having
the schools closed aud a full attendance secured, for
the benefit Of whom, ] here insert Sec. l, Chapter 4:
THAT during the time of holding a Teachers Institute
inv county of this State, any school that may be in
session ~,ch county shall be closed, and it is hereby
made the duty Of all teachers and any person desiring
a teachers certificate to attend such Institut: or pre-.
sent to the Co. Superintendent satisfactory reasons for
not 80 attending before receiving such certificate"
W. A. PRESTON.
4w5l9 County Superintendent.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09

One thousand doors, best quality, and
$4,000 light sash at wholesale and retail
at lIayt 4 Burdick's lumber yard on the
levee. 6lS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09
PAY UP.

A Ii persons indebted to me are requested 70 settle
N by the LIST Of September next. After MAJ uaie,
bus ness done by me must be CASH ana paiu oy me
end of each month. Those who do not comply with
owsie Il. u. SQUIRE, NJ. d.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09
UPTON'S IMPROVED
Triple Gear Horse Power !

For our Triple Gear Horse Power we have only to
say, that it is conceded by all who have used it
or seen it used, to be the best and only really first
rate II ,rse Power made; hardly ever getting ont of
order, and not requiring n quarter Of the repairs Of
any other power ever manufactured.
Tho Threshing Machine being the most important
and expensive implement used 10y the farmer, should
receive critical examination to insure the purchaser
that he is getting a frst-rate Machine in every re-
spect and as we claim to make the best Threshing
Machine in the market, we woal advise all thinking
of buying one to call on Us or our Agents aud exam
inc the michigan Sweepstakes" Lefore purchasing
lsewhere.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09

UNIoN.-Unite your good -four with d.
j. De Land & Co.'S Best Chemical Sulcr0.
fus if you want extra. bread, biscuit and
pastry of all kinds United they rise,
divided they fall.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-09

HARTFORD, Sept. 5.
The city government voted yesterday to
attend the funeral of ex.Gov. Seymour on
Monday.