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n. G. CONNELLY,

DEAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT, Of
II 6ce in Livery Building, Washington street,
Rock Island, III.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

Tram ana 0o0s 0eo0es
We should Judge that George Franci.
Train was not for General Grant, by the
following, which no has uttered on the
subject. lie said in Boston
g The Office holders are now after him
like The pilOt-tish after shark. Grant al
the head Of the army was safe, but Grant
.or President is the most gigantic sell ever
put of on nm intelligent people. Laugh
tor, 'Oh!' and dissent. Whenever
meet him ! have the inclination to sxy,
General, ! have only got i've minutes ol
time, tell us nll You know Laughter. |
The dress circle may lie fooled with this
head shaking business, under the proverb
that young people should be seen and not
heard ! but the pit remembers the other
proverb that gravity is mysterious car
riage Of the body tn cover up the defects
VI the mind Laughter and applause. I
The man who was u generation planning
a sidewalk from his pigeon house in Gale
ma to the railroad depot. will never hc tia
President OF the UMited States. Loud
laughter.J Bennett only praises him to
kill him. ~ he did MrClellan, and when
he became Secretary Of War to help John
son slide Stanton over his back into tile
ditcl.; iauShter) the cork was out of the
hottie, aid "ut came the politicians aim
ing at the White lIou-e. Judge Sancllo
Panxa, ut Barcelona, sasely remarked that
the higher the witness climbs the more lie
shows his-statesnsanship. Long laugh
ter. Grants name is famous on account
OF his wonderful facility for Macadamiz.
ing the road from Washington to Rich.
,nond with skulls Of American citizens.
[sensation and for his daily dispatches to
Stanton, Send down 10000 more men to
start another graveyard 7 fSensation. |
Socially, like the General, but cannot
vote for Washburne
/" Pat picked out tho owl-being some.
thing of a phrsnologist-when selecting
parrot, on account Of the size of his head.
{. Will he talk 2 said Put. Like book /!
Put him in dark room and Eed him on
meat Some weeks after, the bird fancier
met the Irishman Does he talk, Pat ?
The diyil hit ov it !; but Remembering
his large eyes and intelligent shake Of the
head) he Ia es up divil nv thinking
Loud laughter. In word, We Father
Matller Mathew men, Good Templars and
Sons Of Temperance, can never vote for
General Grant, because we have resolved /,
@ elect q cold-water man for the next
President"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

LUDLOW, Iowa, Jan. 8, 81.
Ems OF THE TINES There was a meet
ing held to-day ut Waukon for the pur-
pose of organising an Agricultural Soci-
ETY., in Alamakee County. A part Of the
proceedings Of the meeting will be of in
terest to your readers in Clayton county,
namely, proposal to form Union Agri-
cultural Society. comprising the counties
Of Clayton, Fayettc, Alamnkce and Win
neshiek. A committee was appointed 10
confer with the Agricultural Societies oil
these Counties about this project.
The idea does not seem to be to do away
with the County Societies, but to make
them auxiliary to the Union Society, and
to consolidate the strength Of these four
wealthy Counties at Annual Fairs and
Exhibitions.
There is not more favorable locality
in the Northwest for an Agricultural
Fair than where these Counties corner
near Postville. There is no better farm.
ing district in the Union than surrounds
this, --the wealth of soil healthfulness Of
climate equitable distribution Of prairie
timber and wate- considered. No where
in the West ore the farmers more thrifty
or in better condition to sustain such ar
enterprise, than lives within days drive
of this point. It is easy Of access; tho
Railroad passing the entire " 9TH Of the
counties Of Clayton and Winneshiek, and
Postville is the only available Railroad
station for Alamakee and Fayette coun-
ties.
A Union Society on this plan WIN at
tract to its several Fairs large dpplay d
Farming Implements and Stock, which
ordinary County Fairs viii not call out.
With an active orgcn' ration. pcsmansn
grounds, and well fitted up, it may b
made to rival the State Fairs, not oniy il
display and attendance, but substantia
benefits to the farmers Of this part Of tn,
State. Yours, &C., n. 9. 9.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

:. IS ) u . s
Our Teutonic, Hungarian, social chum,
Of tie Ekader Jomraal, and Der Herold- ::
aGeFman paper which will be born this
week with nearly six hundred supporters,
Twas over here lately, and true to his
1atural good feeling, he Gays kind words
% alliof ne. Our bow JosErn, for pleas.
snt talk 1t the TINES Office proprietors.-
Relieving that Eiboeck's reputation az a
christian may require elevation May The
Lord pity the writer Of this 1--we clip
Srom the Journal as follows:
Bat we can't begin to tell Of the MANY
other places worthy OF mention. Take Il
all in all M6Gregof can boast Of the larc-
est lot Of liberal, energetic and enterpris-
inG business men in the West--take them
q whole, and they are hard to beat
One Of the days We spent in McGregor was
Sunday. In the evening We attended Rev.
Mr.. Sloan , church, and heard him preach
An interesting discourse. But % We do
not lay claim 70 excessive piety, we we've
more interested in the charming music ef
the choir, and in the beautiful finish Of the
church, than in the sermon. This is the
Brick church on Main street. II has re-
Gently been enlarged by IN addition Of 40
feet ! and the interior has been decorated
~ the most beautiful fresco painting to
b found IN tho West, executed BY Chi.
eaGo artist. This 10 probably the arisso-
cratic church Of McGregor. If it is, and
q there il anything like aristocracy II re-
Ieioh, We should be partial IN Attending
M ehsreh, ON account Of it, pastor, it,
ehpir I'D By Prof. Jones, and because
= - eomfortable place to got 10 heaven
~ essn # it pastor does preach dsmna-
tioa - n1belisvsrs.
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sale Of. Real Estate.

~ Office + hereby given that the undersigned, exc
IN ccmtOrs " the hast will and tsstaswUnt VI Alex
.,ss Me.srsxs .ss y. Cay,o. eoaniy, see.ssed,
ast will and testament. sell public auction At the
City Of McGrrgor. in front .. the fiIst National
ta,s, situate In the City oi Mct.repor. tvwit: n =
Lots y, 10 - and n. part Vi Lot IL. in Block 1.
1T. xand and ., Lot . and Lot Is. I. .loek,7.
n O Lot ID and 1A,ts ~ and ~ In Block j.
par. q L.. 9 Lott. W. Of Lots and X Of
part u Lot =, In Block s.
n Of Block s. aud n n OF Block D.
Lot Il, IN Su'-divisjOn, lees warehouse lots.
L'sS In Subdivision. less warshouss lets and lSe
isct sold ~ Knoebcl.
Lots z and in Subdivision.
lot 10 tn suledivison. lees acres sold to Arssld
All IL the above are the Subdivisions
laid dwm On the Partition Plat H. PrrrtiOn tus, be-
~ cen J.mes MacGrsgor. Jun and Geo. D. Gardiner.
Lot. laid on. Of Lots and q In Subsidy ,,op. and
s.c:n :: M '. 8. ~ q s,: 10 q 10
i. S. o. Is q Il. 4; T. sss g.
lAs. in N"rth MeGrre.r;
Lott 2 and in Block H. Lot in Dleck 10. Lot
20 In Block !. Lot 10 in Elosk II.
sssww see. g = Township g ..s Clayton cosn'''
NV SiNE s. es.-s.
LIS l%.s e SIS; .
Lot l. Sec &C. Tcwn.hip 81. II. 8. W-st. Lot ana
" II Lot 2. Sec. q. Township 81. X. west. Lot
all In Sec. II, Tow nehip 81 H. Meet. Lot 4. and
6chains on ri South side II Lot 3 and piece on OF
North end of lat 2, being ch.ns wide Easi end
ami IL chains wide at west end al In See S. Town.
ship 9S. 3West
Sw S. :. o'n.hip g 3. R. r, Howard County.
Also tl~ undividsd .ne-haIl OF the following req,
estate -i'nate IN Columbus Allam.kee Coum,y:
cts z. and in Block l. Lots and In Block
s. Lots ]. = and in Block S. Lots and in Block
o. l~,ts 2. 3.5.7 and IN Block Z. Lots and in
Heck g. Lots !. 2. ami 9 in Block ?. Lots 8. To-.
| Lots !. and7 in Block Is. Lots l. 2. and in
Block IL. Lots I, 2. and in Rlck 20. Lots J. "a
30. ! and In Block 81. Lots /, 4. s. q. and In
Block ~ Lots 3 I. s. q. xHd In Beck q Lots
L. 5, and In Block ~ Lots1, 3, I, aud
I'm 1'ck ~ Lots L !! s, 2. and In Block ys
Is Lots ) 4. and In Block 20. Lots r 5 and
N Block 81 Lots l, 4. s. g. r. TO- II. ID n and
10 IN block ~ Lots 2. 8. ST., e. O. H. Il. IL lllS
and 10 IN Block 80. Lots I. T. 5.7TS 9. 10 IL lalS
,.a 70 'n Bl:ck 70. Los2. 10. u. H.
In Block A.. Lots 2 s. o. Z and IN Block l2 Lots
IA. 5 6and 8 In Beck 10 Lots i, 3. 4.b.N7 ana
IN Block ~. lat in Clock 90 Lot n Block IL
.~'ts and 2 IL Rlock 10. Lots I.23AE67 and
IN Block ". Sw 6w Secs3. Town o. RS NV fW
ssc 81 Town ~ - NJ sw Sec. 80. Town %. \.
Sale to Commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ on the or
1sy ~ Veterinary. p. 1865, and b. con.
nned r"ns day IL day until the came 70 cos,plettd
SAP. ~ ps"pcrsy VIII be sold In separate parcels.
DUNCAN Mc0REcoR.
0EnRGE d. GARnNER and
ANN @. McsRE0OR,
Exeeutoss an1 Exseutrix
:. Alexander AcGrrgos.
4 d r..
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

Ate fair held in Finley, O., gold
headed cane was put up to he voted for,
and presented to the most popular man for
president. The vote stood 807 for Pen.
dleton and $40 for Grant. Tho cane was
presented to Mr.. Pendleton at the state
convention, held on the 9Th Of January,
by the Hancock delegation.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

Halls Journal Of Health says: "Before
going on tho ice TO skate, battle your feet
in cold water, dry them perfectly, and
give them good rubbing with q crash
towel, put on pair of wooden or heavy
cotton stockings, and your feet will re-
main comfortably warm for three or four
hours in the coolest weather"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

DEATn OF vERY OH MAN.-Tbs o.
kaloosa tIowa) Herald records the death.
on the Both ultimo, Of .sOld Father Lock
bart, long resident Of that place. His
precise age Was not known, but Is be was
personally familiar With many Of the
scenes Of the Revolution: and often said
that he was twen-five years 81 age when
the war OTIS commenced, be was at the
time OF bis dsath doubtless not far from
ono hnndred and 6ftsso years Of ags-
probably the oldest persoD in the west, II
not in the whole country.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

A NEW WAY OF "REGIsTERINo' LETTERS.
The Ccnterville Citizen says: "Mr.
Manson showed US letter few days
ago, from somewhere out west, address cd
to Mrs. Rupe. and on its back was pencil
cd this inscription: 'There is n ten dol
lar bill folded in this letter, and if you
want it worse than my mother does, take
it," Strange as it may seem, the letter
came through all right. and was safely de-
livcred to Mrs. RUPEE"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15
'Jke Times.
McGREGOR, JAN. Is, 1868.


Oomplinsentary.
Our friend, and FIRST printing-partner,
VIZ. D. MExRELt, Esq, cditor-in-chief OF
the Prairie du Chen Courier, is much dis.
posed to. lie brick" In thanking the
Milwaukee Neps for compliments to Craw..
ford County in its late success with VIM.
Dutcher tdemocrat) as. candidate for Co.
Attorney, over O, B. Thomas 1.-THE radically,
MI. Mcrrell INDUCES in an extra amount
Of madness. Il is our notion that coarse
ness Of language in newspaper intercourse
does discredit to him that wields the
pen, while it most certainly weakens the
strength of an article.
The late election, or the CoNrie-'s re-
port of it, discloses many infamics in that
County which we were not before aware
of.as existent facts. We clip portion Of
lato Courier editorial, trusting that the
people on 'sthat side" will not suspect us
q believing more than half Of it
:. Everywhere, and in any way that it
has been possible for Rad. to injure a
Democrat, ut the polls, in his business, or
in the church, that Rad. has never shown
mercy. Here, as elsewhere, there was a
gang Of RAIDS, who have perpetrated eve
~ known crime. They have plundercd
the People, stolen horses, committed per-
Jury. stuffed the ballot-box, bribcd officers
Of the law, permitted criminals TO escape
u.tice, been guilty of Adultery, Rape,
In ,cst, Arson and crimes against, nature
md society. and have been allowed to &c
unpuni he'd too long. This era of Radical
misrule has met with decided check in
Crawford County. The People were de-
termined to put an end tothe Radical gang
here
We are acquainted with butcher and
with Thomas. It pleascs us much tina,
butcher is elected. Both of them are good
citizens, and, in their intercourse with thu
writer, both have been gentlemen. Is ]
necessary to represent an opponent g
contemplate that u victory over him mus
lose its entire force? Anybody can bea
dog in contest for position which re
quircs man to gil but you want ability
business qualification to outrun TALENT
The Courier would lead us to believe tina
Thomas is nothing, and that butcher is onl,
little better The people thorc are near
II equally divided in politics, and if MGR
scll reports the Radicals truly, that Coun
y is not q moral place to 1.-Two in. Mr.
Butchers victory is scarcely credit whcr
aeArly half his constituency are Of tn,
character above Photographed. It doe.
not follow that man who differs with you
IN opinion, will burn your barn, elopt
with your wife, or seducc your daughter
the SOONER such Wholesale maligning il
left out Of political discussion the better
for society, and the more crcditablc 70,
those who live by the types and shadows
of Faust and Franklin.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

THASE You last week we sfell in
love- with the true, sensible introductory
Of the West Union Gazette, copied it and
commended it as model salaam, except
ing only to that internal dictionary word
"Salutatory" at the head. Bros SHAN
NON 4 TALxADoE-the latter we have not
had the pleasure to meet--reprint our
brief notice and come back at us in such
terms Of kindness that it is impossible to
resist copying their nice talk. The spider
eusAs poison f.o->& tho .1,uet bea..s:fal oG
flowers while the bee finds honey in the
basest Of refuse. What is the use, in edi-
torial intercourse, to spider-ize our scrib-
blings simply because we do not happen
to think alike upon subjects whose solu-
ton or practical application interests one
of us equally with another? We have pref
~ much quit exchanging with Tarantulas,
no matter Of what party, and wo intend to
do more of the quitting, as matters devel-
op. When men write, in obedience to
official masters, ''foul monster" ''infa-
nous copperhend, filthy black rePubli-
can, /" "dirty negro-maniac, ''helldeserv-
ing traitor" "christless pretender to pa
triotism," miserable rebel sympathizcr,"
"treason monger, !" ''rndical thief and rob
ber'-and all have seen such beautiful
epithets in some papcrs-we feel much as
the boy did who was invited to .'amd
snow-balling:' he said he s'didn't want to
spoil his clothesl'' Our clothes are not
extra, intellectually, morally, financially
or in personal attire but in either case
they are too dear to self-respect for asso-
citation with persons who unfortur ely
have been made the means of keeping up
national strife, or aiding local dissension
through n wspaper. We regard the
West Union GGzette u eondenser Of "the
first water"
Wen reprint the following from the
McGregor Times If it kills usl Benevo-
lsnce i largely developed in our head--if
anybody offers rs anything we take it in
welcome! Our modesty is developed dit
70. If any newspaper man can marshal
: kind thought into more effective Eng.
Gsh than Col. Richardson, we haven't
seen his paper. He puts our little solu-
tatory in print in full, and prcfaces it as
follows. It takes Us by surprise, but If
Pat didn't mean it, he has used Just the
night bait and has caught ~ fairly.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

NO0Rrooo. \
WASHINGTON, Jan. l2-rhc senate yes
terday, in executive session. debated the
report of the military committee on the
reinstatement of Secretary Stanton. Sena.
tors Doolittle and Dixon defended the pres.
ident at great length. and the latter charg-
ed Mr.. Stanton with being responsible iou
the nOn-exchange of union prisoners dur.
ing the war. A vote will probably be
reached tomorrow afternoon, Tut there il
no doubt that Secretary Stanton will be re.
instated by nearly party vote. M
The Mississippi case to test the constitu-
tionality Of the reconstruction act, which
will como up In the supreme court on Mon
day, excitcs the deepest interest. 1t is he
licved that, under the decision of the court
in the Vallandigham case, this one will be
dismissed Tor want of jurisdiction hut
there are other cnses which come M in
proper form, and on which decision will
he made. A bill is to DO introduced re.
quiring two-thirds Of the judges of the
supreme court to make decision.
The reconstruction committee will re-
port to the house, Tomorrow, their sup
elemental reconstruction hill. which gives
Gen. Grant the command of commanders
81 the military districts, and makes all
their orders subject to his approval. Thad.
Stevens voted against the Till in commit
tee, on the ground that it did not give the
reconstruction conventions the power to
al'rogate the southern state civil govern
ments.
The bill to stop contraction comes up in
the senate tomorrow, and will undoul,ted-
" pass, i the talk can be stopped and .
vote reached.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

SEEDs.-We are in receipt Of vick'a
Illustrated Guide for the Flower. Garden
and Catalogue Of Seeds, containing accur.
ate descriptions Of the lending Acral treas
nrcrs Of the world, with plain and full d.
rections for sowing seed, transplanting &c,
It is sent to any one by the publisher Mr..
James Wick, Rochester, N. ", on receipt
of 10 cents. Mr.. Wick has gained a
worldwide reputation rs an importer and
grower of choice flower and vegetable
seeds, and this il owing to tho superior
quality Of seeds which he sells throughout
the country. See the advertisement in
another column, and send for this heauti-
ful catalogue, and you will not fail to pur-
chase of him. Eykoder Journal.
Same here. We cant say il any better.
John Grinnell Of Clayton says Mr. v. is
oue Of the fairest dealers be ever ordered
from.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15
NJ ARRIED

rer. 10Th. AZ u.r liz. Iowa. by rev. =. cameron
Mr. WI SiI0RfREHD and Mss nv NQEL1NE
OLIPnANT. all Of Allsmakte Co, Iowa.
~ the ssre ~ War5iw. Jar. 6th Mr.. WIN. stAWN
and Miss MIRANDA DALEY.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

4 Catholic church, for colored oongre-
cation exclusively. . soon 70 be dedicated
- Charleston, sc.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

~ Indianian lights his house With gas
fEan hole in the ground in HE back yard.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

BIZ CLEAN.-Norrill 4 Renshaw are
distributing at low prices. a newly-invcni::
ed clothes-cleaniDg liquid that is said to
be "Excelsior.' Having but ono suit Of
garments at time and the weather below
the twenties-bslow Rock Island for in
stance-wc cannot send our coat away to
test the new medicine but we have no
doubt Of it, ef6cacy a. resenerator. Try
It on some old clothes and if good, praise
- At.s..n - -, = l-.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

Gen. Sherman has received AZ a present
the silver bull eye watch carried Ivy Rog-
er Sherman who signed the Declaration
of Independence.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

DEsMoISEs.-Gov. Mcrrill's Inaugural
will probably be read on Thursday, Of this
week. A letter from friend at Des-
Moines SO advises us. We will probably
print it in our next issue: we ought to
have had an advance copy for this week,
but our politics does not entitle us to "a
vors. Tho Inaugural was in print on
the 10th.