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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18

VINEY1RDS d NURSERIES.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18
GENERAL MERCHANTS.

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS 1!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

How They Zee II.
Below are few notes from exchanges.
In another place we have "cbange of
'front.' from the correspondent Of the Du-
buque Herald. A little more time, gem
tlemen, and the whole truth relative to the
recent mythical Railroad Company to Sc
cure personal profit at the expense of pub.
lie good, will be developed SO that all can
see it
Mad
Bro. Tompkins, of the McGregor Ners.
has become so exasperated over the miscar-
riage of the "43rd Parallel" that he loses
his temper. An angry man is always un-
reasonable, and therefore it is bootless to
waste words with him.-Decorah Republi-
can.
II, n. Notes.
McGregor "biles over with railroad
meetings and its papers are more than
full of reports. The Ne,cs has become the
organ of the "43rd Parallelers," and de-
clares that the ''solid men, of McGregor
are in its favor and the people have met
two or three several times F" to declare
that they amt. Tompkins has got into
the wrong pew, and hasn't grace enough
to back out.-Decoroh Register.
The quarrel over the "43rd PARALLEL
road continues to wax hotter and hotter.
1t is now generally conceded that the
"Parallellers" didn't wish to build road
at all, but would like to have some fran
chise to sell to those that did. We believe
the McGregor and Sioux City Co., if it
shall secure the grant, as it ought, intends
to, and will build the road,--lowa Plain
1e1ler rA-. IS r..
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

The "SwAAP ANGEL" of the Ners, or
OLD NASTY" for convenience, has
come out in last week. issue under several
headings, and abusing the citizens of Nc
Gregor and all who aided in defeating the
attempted steal of the 43rd Paralellers, in
scurrilous and menacing manner. Go in
and if you or your friends realize any
thing for your paper stock" for services
rendered, buy stock in the McGregor and
Sioux City Co. But as for soaring any
one, it can't be did !; for it is we'll known
that party of right don't scare worth
q cuss.' Sold! to whom? Not to q
company Of Land plum derers who would
sacrifice the interests of their own con.
science for "promises to pay''in some fu-
ture tipe, if some of the Landed views
proved well. ***
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01
BY favor Of Charley Cowlee, we rode to

BY favor of Charley Cowles, we rode to
Fleming's Saw Mill, at North McGregor,
and looked t through. We had no idea
of the amount of work going on there.
Twenty to thirty hands are busy waiting
on powerful engine which keeps in mo-
ton large, or No. !, circular Saw, a lath
saw, a splitter, aplaner, and hoist-the-
Observation-Disclosures machine this last
affair "took us;' to see a lazy old pine
log in the wafer, all the way from St. An
thopy, Chippewa or Black River, swaying
quietly in the river, accept spike and
chain from the workinen, and then, at the
command of JonN JAMES, of the engine
room, come humber-ing up the slide, was
proof TOYS that gpsn's spvesion would
change pine log into what shape he
chose. See their Advertisement send
them the size of your contemplated house,
and your order will be filed to the letter.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

OUrslDE.-''M Masonry" by Woman !;
the article is clipped from the National
freeman It's a good burlesque on the
Order, and woman s idea of it,. .Editori-
ais about Getting Married and Water
falls. Reputation. ..A very eloquent
Masonic Lecture by 3. +. Taylor, at Post
ville...,. Mt. CArrol Seminary. showing
what Women can do to improve us in
science and hortieulturs. !. ..'sAty Wife is
the Cause of it's. Boston Romancs... ]. :.
Laws Of Iowa.. Miscellany. .Notrs
Dame, Ind. Sleep.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01
.ew advertisements.
Sherif's Sale.

6DACA IA . 0okCo
STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County IS:
In the District Court of Clayton County, State of
Iowa. s.r5.. =,
BY virtue of special execution issued from the Of
Ace of the Clerk OF the District Court of Clay Co.,
State of Iowa. in favor of James MacGregor, Jr de-
ceased, as plaintiff and against VIM. Watson md f..
Watson, defendants, dated 9th March, 1865, and
to me directed. commanding me that Of the fol-
lowing described real property to make cause to
be made the sum Of six hundred and scvcntyfour
dollars 400, with interest and COSTS
ed have levied upon the following described real
estate, lying and being situated in the County of
Clayton and State of Iowa, to-wit: Lot Six (6l in
Block Ten (1o) in James MacGrcgor, Jr's Addition
to the Town of McGregor according to the recorded
plat thereof And hereby give public notice that
will offer the same for sale at public auction, in
front Of the Sheriff ONCE, in tho City of McGreger
IN, said County of Clayton and State of Iowa on
Monday, the 27th day OF April, A. ID.
1868, said sale to commence at the hour Of eight
o'clock A. NJ of said day, aud will sell to the hi
est and best bidder therefor in cash. the above des-
cribed property. sufficient thereof TO satisfy the
above debt, with interest and all cost that has or
may accrue. ---rzss JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton County. Iowa.
5JoHS r. SToNEMAS, PPf's Atty. td5as
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

A TELL-LIE GRAM-In the late Legislative
fight over the "43rd'' the parallel Co."
pretended to have dispatch from John /.
Blair of Wall street stating that he would
advance one million and half dollars to
the Parallels to commence the road. Coc.
drey, at Des Moines, telegraphed to Rursel
Sage jr., Of New York about it. Sage
called on Blair and Blair said it was not
true; he had proposed no such thing, sent
no telegraph about it, nor would he ad-
vance a cent. This was one of the features
that broke the CRATES back It did mt
impress one very strongly of the honor of
gentl, mon who will resort to such dis
honest trick to secure point, even though
that point may be personally valuable
Reader, what estimation would you hold
men who would be parties to such an un-
mitigated fraud? Would you tie to them
very strong, or only Just little? dEa9
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

S1o-TRANsIr.-Thcs ickcst transit we know of is a
transition from the Eugene Hair Rcstorcr to the
many worthless articles which before the people.
The Eugenieis warranted to restore grey hair to it
youthfulcolor. 1t promotes its rapid growth and
preyentsits falling of. Why let old Time leave his
mark upon you when the small sum of 75c will buy
aiargc sized bottle of the Eigenie' Sold by II. Il.
Newell & Co., McGregor.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

love for monied masters and it will des-
troy the aspiration Of Wealth for the cter-
nal domination Of the laboring classes
We have much faith in the people, partic-
ularly. when goaded out of good-nature by
aristocratic assumption.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

APPROPRIATE. - About these FIRST of
April times, the President Of the United
States 10 being tried BY the radical Senate
for attempting 70 discharge clerk in the
Executive branch Of our political trinity.
Verify, All Fools Day" is about the
right time 81. tbe, year FOR muss between
. Republican Congress and RsppAlican
President. Justice Chase, among the
radicals, seems to carry all the sense Of
stho. Court of Imneacbment.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

Speech. s
The Dubuque Herald of March %, con-
tains the speech of Hon. B. B. Richards
of that city before the late convention of
Democrats and conservatives at DcsMoines.
We have read it. Lifted a pair of scissors
to clip from it, looked for the clipping
spot and could not find it, all was SO COM
plete that it was shame to mar it. In a
short time we will publish it entire.
Such an eloquent and-what is far bet
tcr-such truthful speech should be
given entire. An Indiana Congressman
once complained of an editor for "muci-
lating' his speech; We prefer to give Rich
ards speech in full. s@
Mr.. Richards is comparatively young
but he has no superiors in Iowa either in
talent or integrity, in law or in social
agreeability.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

OVetAO1CAos
The greenback is simply note Of hand
given by the Government promising to
pay the holder the sum of money which
it specifies, and is in fact mortgage up
on all the wealth of the country, includ-
Ing all the taxable property in the land. "
The only reason they are not worth
their face value in gold il because the Gov
ernmcnt, which Is the bank Of issue, has
temporarily suspended specie payment
The national credit il pledged to their ulti-
mate redemption. Greenbacks are yalua-
Bile only so Tar as the public has faith in
the ability. and integrity Of the Govern
ment. ~.f
Our Chicago Journal neighbor talks as
above. If greenbacks depend for saliva
ton on the integrity of the government, y
what do Bonds depend on /? Il there any
thing larger or more reliable than the in
tegrity Of the government? If so, what
The greenback is "a mortgage upon all
the wealth of the country" What more,
or what less is Bond? Common, hearth.
stone logic must have vacated the heads oil
such reasone,s as are dccrying the declar.
ed policy of Pendleton, Seymour, the Dem.
ocrahc party, and THE INDIANA AND OHIc
REryDLlcAs STATE PLATFORMS Gents
of the prompt pay, gold pay, snti-bond.
taxiparty, how do you like the action Of
the Hoosier and Buckeye Conventions p
Can they be ''loyal'' and yet indorse the
'.repudiation'' notions Of Pendleton and
seymour ?ioiav .rf.o 4.e le ! go~ 7re4
g Gov. Merrill. Of Iowa, differs with tn.
Journal. His cxccllensy says grs4pback'
oamount to m " irredssnable earrsncy.'
The Governor may BE- wrong, but Il he i,
correct, bow long will it b till bonds VIA
also be irredeemabls I Our financial obi
gat;Dns are the same, whether named
bonds or greenbseks, and hewho canno,
see the storm that is brewing against pri,
! aEilsged elassas IN, tbs country, can. 80 %
siittiathat, hke Ben Franklin b blind hoesc
you may as well wink as to nod at hima-
Time, with its curative and its destructive
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01


90 To-day is the anniversary of tho birth
of lrelands' patron Saint-St. Patrick.
OF all the Saints in tho calendar, he OPP
pears to have been peculiarly the Saint Of
the people. 1t appears somewhat strange,
that 90 warliko race as the Irish Ceits,
own as their Sanity patron, 9 character
undistinguished for those daring feats of
arms, which appear to be the leading
characteristics .of the other six great cham.
pions Of christendom. srre i SIS. ~,
q s.. Patrick no knightly deeds of
warlike prowess are said or sung bnt his
name and reputation are deeply interwov-
en- II he mAls Of traditions which consti-
,tuts the history of oancient IIibeFnia. and
the most Ignorant Of the trish' peasantry
are deeply versed in the lore Of his holy
life and deeds.-Kansos Ercning Bulletin.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

The radical geese are sick Of the gosling
Of their own Matching and propose to I'M
hitch him from his moorings for no other
cause than for doing that which the con-
stitution and laws declare to be his own
prerogative and which all other presidents
before him exercised at will They have
appointed his political funeral and pro-
pose to have the corpse ready at the hour"
They are so certain of it that old Ben.
Wade's cabinet is already fixed upon.
Here is the enumeration, five Of whom
are members Of the senate and, with
Wade himself, sit in judgment upon the
trial Of the president of the United States,
elected by the uoice Of the people but now
to be deposed for simply discharging his
clerk. The following is the programme i:
Secretary Of State, Henry Wilson, Of
Massachusetts,, or Samuel G. Pomeroy, of
Kansas; Secretary of the Treasury, Zach
ariah Chandler, Of Michigan; Secretary of
the Interior, William D. Kelley, Of Penn,
or John Covode, Of Pennsylvania; Secre-
tary Of War, E. NJ. Stanton; Secretary Of
the Navy, Charles D. Drake, Of Missouri;
Postmaster General, John F. Farnsworth,
Of Illinois; Attorney General, George +.
Edmonds, of Vermont, or Matt. H. Car
penter, Of Wisconsin. e..
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

CoNcERT.-The McGregor Mennerchor
will give a Ball and Concert on Eeaster
Monday, April 18th, at the Cambrian.-
Other notices hereafter. Fred Hencke is
one of the managers, and we can be
assured it will be good thing. The
Singing Society, recently organized by
the Germans, is fine addition to MeGreg-
or musical taste. r.3a,s.s ,..: fg-,.., s..
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

SIS BRICK will be made at the Brush
Yard by Jacob McCLEAR, as soon as the
season opens. Pressed and Common, fur
nished to order, made Philadelphia size.
Mr.. McClear is an experienced moulder !:
he was long time engaged in the business
at Buffalo, and guarantees satisfaction to
all who wish to build. Orders solicited.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01
ID L H d.:

- ID II ID:
Near Clernont on Sunday morning, March 2ath of
Typhoid fever, JAMES FITZSIMMONs, Jr, aged
about % years. ..,7.,
The deceased was one of the most estimalie young
men in Fayette County. He had many attached
acquaintance at McGregor also, many Of whom at
tended the funeral on Tuesday. Father Maggie and
Father Quigley oficiated at the funeral. There
over eighty teams in the procession besides many per-
horseback. 1t probably the largest funey
al ever held in Northern Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

Weather, &c. ~
Beautiful as sunlight, clear sky and
mildness can make. Robins, bluebirds,
blackbirds, woodpeckers, ducks, geese and
pigeons talk about it in gratefulness.
There Is scarcely . change in markets
from last week 3 quotations. Our country
friends are seeding, and the arrivals Of
produce are not much. All our merchants
are filing up with 6ne assortments.--
Money 10 close, but the commercial wheel
Of McGregor rolls right along, We hope
for good trade. haa .arssf9uaar .H,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful arti-
cle-superior to Cologne and at half the
price.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01

Algebra.
The House minority report on the late
Railway question, is signed by Horace
Hamilton and G. r. Bent only. In speak
ing of the Importance Of the 43d parallel
this truthful but somewhatalgebraic, and,
to any one but teacher, ather un-get-at-
able in Neutrality-suspicious. occurs: a-
II. is constant element or quantity
which cannot be eliminated from the equa-
ton in any single step Of the solution"
Clear enough to the advanced pupils of
the school, buta little too fancy for general
circulation. ..... ....r.
This reminds US Of the learned ferfy-
man on the Virginia side of the river 20
tomac, who, when asked how his sick
father was, replied:
"Sir: The intense frigidity of the cir
cumambient atmosphere has so CONCEALED
the pellucid, aqueous fluid of the enor.
nous river Potomac that was constrained
to procrastinate my premcditated egress
into the palatine province of Maryland for
the medical, chemical and galentical CO.
adjutancy aud cooperation of distin
guished, sensitive son of Esculapius, un-
til the peccant dcleterious matter of the
arthritis had pervadsd the Uranium. into
which it had assembled and penetrated the
inferior pedestrical major digit Of my pa
rental relative in consanguinity, whereby
his morbosity was magnifed SO exhorbi
family as to exhibit an absolute extinguish
ment Of yivifcation."
The gentleman to whom this was ad
dressed is in doubt yet as to whether the
old man was dead or alive!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-04-01
Business, Personal. 60.

DUUtAebUs FeEoOu1As w.
Geo. Spanglcr is in town working for the
interests of the firm of SALESMAN, Brown &
Fowler, of Milwaukee, Hatters and Furri-
ers. A good firm and first rate "mis-
sionary." Ed. Plumb, the genius of laugh
ter, good sense and business qualifications
is one Of the excellencies about that firm.
B. Strouse, the old--we beg pardon
Bernard-the young standby Of the firm
of Strouse & Rowe New York and Nc.
Gregory has landed among VIZ he was
welcomed as cordially as social worth en-
titles all men to. He will remain all sum
mer with us. The firm is organizing n
sub-store at Monona, in charge Of Leopold
strouse and CORTLAND Egbert, two well
posted, ysung salesmen who are hard to
beat in agreeability or integrity. We con-
graduate Monona in the reception Of a
fine stock of goods and a good pair Of
young men.
A. Plat Freeman, a worthy, steady, hard
working young man, is draying Tow on
his 'own hook. See his card and give
him liberal patronage. PLArr is as
trusty as they make folks. ss- 81.
Just read our new Advertisements over
and see opportunities for trade with some
Of the proprietors. ............... .
Mr.. j. w. Barnard, late opposite the
Allca House, in the Flour and Feed bust.
ness, and general Produce trade, will re-
move, shortly, to the room adjoining the
TINES Block.
The steamboats, are filing the river al
most hourly. The Key City went up on
Saturday to repair little on the Lacrosse
Gays. TheiPhu. Sheridan went up Monday
evening. Capt. Hutchinson thinks he will
make St. Paul this trip. The Mil,caukee
is reported half way through Lake Pepin.
The Ida Fulton and John c. GauN will
leave this port soon for business. Travel
is growing "numerous.' The trains to
and from St. Paul are we'll filled.
Louis Iirshfeld has just got home with
fine stock of Spring goods.
Bass & Elmendorf's Advertisement wants
a carcfcl looking over.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
4 singular Conn Wmity.

-Four nllrs from Oneida, New York, class
calling themselves Christian periectonsts, twelve
years ago organized community. II Numbers
abOu, $50; twenty-five arr under u years Of
age. Property and persons are held In common.
No one Of himself owns anything. They CON-
Incneed poor, now they are rich. The location
u the must beautiful 10 the land. II embraces
COO acres 10 the choice Oneida Valley. The
ground is finely laid out. The principal resi-.
dences are brick, three stories high. BESIDES the
central mansion thcrc are Eve large buildings. -
One Is used Tor y general dinlng-hall, and Others
Tor canning Irult aud various Industries. They
have invented much valuable machinery. All
ca, In one large hall, At many tables. They
provide neither tea nor coffee, and ecldom meat,
Vegetables fruits, milk, butter, cheese, cake,
puddlugs, aud pies are abundant. They have \
hne library aud take the newspapcra:
Their religious faith Is peculiar. They claim
~ b. the sueccasors of the Apostles 10 whom was
prumisesbthe specdy second advent OF Christ =
They say that Christ did rcappcaI after the de-
sifuciion ol Jerusalem When there was judg-
meat IN tho spiritual world, and the kingdem
Ia tho Ileavrns began. They believe that they
az in direct communication with Christ aud the
Renurrcclcd Church IN the angelic world. Thet
things lhey say is In literal, not hguraiive
sense. The marriage relation Ia this coinmuni'
~ ts wholly unknown. Instead there IS a com.
plrx marriage. Each man Is the husband oi
every woman Each woman the wife Of evct!
man Husband aud Wits have no meaning -
Tlere aFa 40 wedding uetxInonlts, for there are
no weddings Nor are Young persons mates; :
A yeuug man must mate with woman oldel
and more experlenced than he young woman
With man older aud mere experienced ihau
shs Love atlachrnrnls COT Individuals afa con
tFary 10 their priuciples. Only tweniy-ioaI
children have been bora In ten years. The wo
men wear Bloomcrs and shor, hair, aud enjoy
equal privileges with the mrn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
WHOLE NO. 100.
H. IN Wcn.

I The following exquisite gem Is worth prcscTy.
/ ias. We dOub, u, ia the range of English liter
ature anything more beautiful OF more t0nchingly
eloquent can he found
Twelve o'clock at night aud all Is we'll
False prophet still aud siaiuc-kc at You
| der window stands thr wi'c The clock has toll
ed the small hours yet heI fac, Is pressed against
the window-pane, striving IN vain With strain
| ing eye to pierce the darkness. She sees moth
ing, sue hears nothing, but the beating of her
own heart. Now she takes her seat OI,ns her
Bible, and seeks from !, what comfor, she NAV.
while tears blister the pages. Then she clasps
/ her hanas, and her lips arr ircmulous with mute
snpplicaiiOn. Hist there Is an unsteady step IN
the hall she knows Il. foF many a time aud of,
has II tFod on her heartsirings She slides down
/ gently to meet the wanderer Tie falls heavily
against hes and 10 maudlin toGcs pronounces a
/ name hc has long .inrc fprguilou 10 honor oh,
al'.rndgring puwef ~ woman slcvr--.no frpruarh
no nptraidiug- light arm passed around the
/ Itclins hgurc, once crec, in Go,l oWu image -.
/ With iendri word, ui cniFraty, which hc b. pow
/ cTgss 20 resist II h. would she leads him { "a u
| u hut the l'riitiun uf a thousand such vigil. >
/ u = the performance OF vow. with hrfuism
aud patient endurance too common every day
TO be- chroniclcl earth 10 huiy anl heavenly
10 PASS uunoiired 10y the registering ange' aio,c
Ans well
False Ituphct Ia yonder luxutions routn sits
one whose privilege II Mas To bv a. iair as a dTsain
I Of El,n Time was when those clear ewes look.
Ell lovingly ini" mother inc'--Whcn Kind
loving 'tihcf lad = trembling hand with his...
ing uu thai sunnt htad-WAen Lrnihsss aud 81.
tets vn,c... hi,ni~l Wiih h,t oWn u,sd, heart.
mus, 80 iuri N' htrp, hrsfih uh Whcrr
ar- the. n"w Ar there tn say To- the re-
peutsHt Ma i,ltn -.' nsith.f 10 condemn 'htc
- ..ud "a o." .npt'- Nn,i 'ic silIcd f,t,f
yuniinu' 10 h.ad ihc soal iht' ..,''.i'. h,,.s,,
man is lees mcfci6.l than G.i
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
POETRY.
rmINA ON ran POOR.

fheaah Aau ftt IN watu mansiaas srp.s frou, tho
tsmlsA
Nvf hslths kecn stclm. A. Il ltlhs uu ths meer
Nel shat uat anof 'EaAs. Ne aanrfne stranger
Hat leaIn hsa seat blessings 10 tlly thc Isat.
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Nnd ~ taiu l.ttcts hard Al 4eur window aud dasF-
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tetniaHts,
Nnd lisn snms fusA thins ioS the uAigr Ieur.
un lln up ths latch ~ rliii poverty dwelling,
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fh.n hlnA Il sonf Savior and sl,r ' tie Ia,ot
t,li Wtutt t,,,fruts a alafthsiiug DARK asi.et
W. tiustafs thr lrlt'ef hang a ~ door
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nui Nnt tausf Uirtr ihf hari iot of thr lnnr
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tuf taat lNtl l u,ath. hid ths stasr vuf last uan.
stall m.nrh. sas dust sitl n, ,,a., 9th. ,s.,r