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DIED..

Departed this life, on the 18th inst, of con-
sumption, at the residence of her uncle, N. A.
McComas, Hartford county, FRANCES 81.
DAVIS, aged 20 years and months.
Her soul has now taken its flight
To mansions of glory above,
To mingle with angels of light
And dwell In the kingdom of love.
Thon let us forbear to complain,
That she has now gone from our sight;
We soon shall behold her again
With new and redoubed delight.
BY HER FRIEND, J.Y,
At his farm, "Matthews' Enlargement"
Romney Neck, September Goth, 1868, JACOB
FORWOOD MATTHEW'S, in the 18th year
of his age.
pains us to announce the death Of men like Mr.. j.
+. Matthews. He was Of the old time gentlemen-kind
courteous and hospitabe good citizen, accommo-
dating, inoensive and obligng neighbor and enjoyed
the confidence and esteem Of his many friends 1t may
truly be said of hmIIe the nobiest work of Cod
an honest man 9Th,
Of dysentery, September 4th, HARRY
HAYS, aged II years, months and 16 DAYS;
and of the same disease, Sept 18th, ELLA E.,
aged Is years and / month-children of
JOHN AMOS and RUTH CORNELIA
GREENLAND. HT
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THE SUsouEnANNA RIvER.-Thc Wrights-
vile Star says:
on account of low water Owing TO the late
ness of the season, boating is being pushed
forward with unusual industry, and those in
the business are endeavoring to make the
most of the time yet remaining before the
close of the canal
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.s,at,sraItsafto,, Era,.tls

We have read and heard much said about
fraudulent naturalization papers which were
said to be in the hands of people in Philadel-
phia. Whether this was gotten up to drive
naturalized citizens from the polls or not, we
will not say, for the reason that we do not
know; but we do know that many thousands
of naturalization papers were refused on the
day of election, in the city of Philadelphia
and throughout the State of Pennsylvania,
and the Republican majority thereby greatly
increased That it was understood long be-
fore the day of election, that number Of nat
uralized citizens were to be DISTINGUISHED, is
clear, from the following warning, winch ap-
peared in the New York Herald two days
before the election took place. The Herald,
in referring TO the matter, said:
Somebody In Philadelphia supposes that
there are too many naturalization papers in
circulation In that city, and the court appealed
to to overhaul the authorities pronounces that
the superiority must be due to the fact that the
seal of the tribunal that issues the papers has
been counterfeited. This isonly q conjecture I:
but 1t 10 held that on the strength of this con-
lecture the inspectors of election will refuse
as doubt1ul all votes offered on naturalization
papers issued in September This, it is esti-
mated, win throw out ten thousand votes.
How any one has reached the estimate on
such an uncertain subject we cannot see,
unless Il Is meant that there were ten thorIs
and good papers issued in that month and
that ten thousand persons fully entitled to
vote win be deprived of their right because
an uncertain number of other persons may
endeayor to exercise a right they are not en-
titled to. This question of counterfeited pa
pers Is one full Of difficulty. The inspectors
have duty on the one hand to defend the
rights of the mass Of undoubted voters and
see that they are not practically deprived Of
their votes by the balance Of an unauthorized
Illegal vote; but II is assuming very danger
GUS power to throw out any vote properly Of
fered, on the slim pretence that It may be a
cheat. If this power is to be taken, if votes
are to be refused as doubtful on this, that or
the other reason, or even pretext of party, it
10 obviousthat the whole business of elections
win become farce.
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AccIDENT.--On Tuesday, Professor VIM.
Z. Garrettson, while on his way to Bel Air,
met with severe injury, caused by the falling
of his horse-the fall breaking his collar bone
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'Mcmber of the XLth Congress.
CoNGREssMEN ELECTED IN INDIAN

CoNGREssMEN ELECTED IN INDIANA.
District
I-#Wm. Z. Niblack, Dem.
u-*Michael G. Kerr, Dem.
III-*Wm. 8. Holman, Dem.
IV-*George w. Julian, Rep.
V-*John Coburn, Rep.
VI-D. W. Voorhees,, Dem
VII-#Godloye s. Orth, Rep
VIII-David E. Pratt, Rep.
IX-*John P. G. Shanks, Rep.
X-SWm. Williams, Rep.
XI-Jasper Packard, Rep.
sMomber Of tho XLth Congtess
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Wmrrn-Iast Fridau ana SATURDAY Scam

WrNTEE.-Last Friday and Saturday seem
TO have been winter days in the northern and
eastern States. The telegraph gives quite
extended accounts of what at least may be
considered severe snow storms for the time
of year, in various parts of the north and east.
West of BiDghampton, New York, the snow
fell to the depth of four inches on Friday
night of last week, and at Rochester, New
York, on the same night, the snow reached
the depth of two to three inches, with cold
and freezing weather. Dispatches from Maine,
Concord, New Hampshire, Springfield, Wor-
cester, &C., report severe snow storms on
Friday and Saturday, the 10Th and 18th in
stants. At Boston the thermometer stood at
forty degrees ON Saturday, in the midst of u
very heavy snow storm Snow also fell at
Harrisburg and Philadelphia on the same
day, and was four inches deep on the line Of
the Dunkirk Railroad
While our northern and eastern friends
were pinched with cold, our southern neigh
bors were enjoying warm SUM- The wealth.
er in the south was generally clear and pleas
ant, during the days named. At Washing
ton the thermometer stood at 90 degrees in
Richmond, at 81; in Augusta, Georgia, at &C;
in Mobile, at 81; and in New Orleans, at
70
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A New Remedy for Consumption.

Physician who had Consumption for several years,
with frequent bleedngs Of the lungs, cured himself
with medicine unknown the profession when his case
appeared hopeless He is the only physician who has
used 1t in his person, who has any knowledge OF
its virtues and he ascrbe the degree of health he
now enjoys to nothing but the OF his medicines and
nothing but utter despair aud entire extinction of all
hope OF recovery together with want Of confidence In
AL others induced him to hazard the experiment To
those suffering with any disease OF the Lungs he proers
treatment he confidently believes will eradicate the
disease Price 80 per bottle or 70 half dozen sent
by express. s. nd for circular or call on
DR. u. B0YLs TON JACKSON,
No. $50 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
ial6-lv '--L--.
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Af- "Down with the tyrant" of ignorance that ndu-
ces you to palronizc worthless dyes and pomatums
Qard) Only "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative"
finds favor wherever it is used That Is the preparation
to which silver medal awarded at the n II. State
Fair in 1S66.-LcuisriLle Journal,
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ADMINISTRATRTX's NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
| scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Admin
istration on the personal estate of 1850
- Leo JOHN w. HID,
late O. Hartford county decd. Ali persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof,
on or before the
17M day Of October, 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate a-
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 18th day
Of October, 1868. :
SARAH HID, -.
ociz5 Administrative.
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yT,HE GREcIAN BEN What II ia, how II grew into
national calamity. II is not New Thing
symptoms aud Treatment small volume profrsely
illustrated. Sent by mail receipt Of 10 cts Address
GREcIlE Dssp PrRIIsuisa Co, r. o. Box e72. N. Y
Trade supplied by AxsEIcas NEws Co. III Nassau st.
n Y. lst octie
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WEST VIRGINIA voted yesterday, the 22d
instant, for Congress, State officers, &c. She
is entitled to three members in the United
States House of Representatives, and her pres
ent delegation are oil Republicans. The fol-
lowing are the tickets voted for yesterday,
by the respective political parties:
Democratic RepnJheap
Governor. sd N Camden. W Stephenson.
Secretary Of State. s, " .Yantis ). j M Pipes
Treasurer. G y. Walker. I'D, "A. McCauley
Auditor...... =. d. Mayer. ..,.... Il. Borgess.,
Attorney General w r. Wilicy =. T. Melvin.
Appeal Jddge. N Edmusiou. ..R. l.. Berkshire
Cong
Dist. Democratic. Republican,
Ill. D. Walker..... ~. H. Duval.
~ ", DrOHn. ID. u. Mctrew
&c. 7. I. Moore. .....,s.a.,. IT. 8. Whtchcr
Governor Foreman republican, was elected
two years ago by GOA majority. The local
elections last year showed no material change.
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Tavern Stand for Rent.

THE subscriber offers for rent tho woLknown tavern
4 stand, known as
THE HICKORY TAVERN.
situated the main road from Ba imore 70 phacIrh
via oonowingo Bridge, aud miles from, Bel Air
for particulars address, U MiNNiCK
cctieat' Hickory I. o.. IIariprd Co MI D..
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!. ESTABLISHED IN 1928
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
IMPORTER AND PROPRIETOR OF THs
Sc hiedam Aromatic Schnapps
% pp.rpp srpppr Npv vopp

~ BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK.
The subscriber begs leave 70 inform the trade that he
has appointed Tho following firms in Baltimore agents
for tho sale of his bottled Wines aud Liquors
zach otle cars label with certificate Of ts genl
iirness, signed by the proprietor.
WIN. H. BROWN l. BRO,
TH0Ms0N 4 BLOCK,
CANDY, GlLPIN 90.
srp4 Jan
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Arrivals 1850, and departures ia boats.
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- KS % esg f.ss5E's fEs5hra iBa
w fas a. Fas. $50 aa ~ I ,ssaa
inc ii
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sMomber of tho XLth congtess.
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situated at the head of sloop navigation,
on the Susquehanno River, except the
Wharf lying north of the Outlet Lock, con-
tanning
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For the information of all persons con-
cerned, the following Act the legislature,
passed March Gath, 1865, is published:
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-08
An Ordinance to License Games Of
Amusemcnts in the City Of
McGrcoor.

Section /. BE it Ordained by the City Council of
the city OF Mceregor, That no person shall keepany
billiard table, ten-pin, l. ine-pin or bowling alley, bag
atelle table, Jenny Lind table, or any other table,
whereon others are permitted to play, and for the
use Of which. or privilege Of playing thereon, or for
remuneration in lieu of money, shall be paid or re-
ceived therefor, without first having obtaided q
license.
Sec. .. One road, bed or track shall constitute a
ten-pin, nine-pin, or bowling alley, within the mean
ing OF this ordlnance, without regard TO the number
of pins or bowls used.
Sec. 3. Any person wishing to obtain a license to
pay into the city treasury the sum of ten dollars for
each billiard table, bagatelle table, Jenny Lind table
Cor any other table wherein others are permitted to
play Tor hire), for each ten-pin. nine-pin or bowling
alley, and upon filing II certificate from the City
Treasurer OF such payment with the City Clerk, the
Clerk shall issue a license for the keeping the num-
Der of alleys paid for, which license Shall continue
for the term Of one year.
Sec. 4. The City Treasurer may receive one-half
the sum specified in this ordinance for Il yearly IL
cense, and upon filing his certificate thereof with the
City Clerk, the Clerk shall issue n license for the ta-
bic or Obey so paid for, for the period Of six months,
{ procured, that such license shall not be issued prior
to the first day of July in each year. and all licenses
provided for in this ordinance shall end and termi-
nate on the 3lst day of Decembe ~
Sec. s., The Clerk shall be entitled to demand of
the applicant for each license under this ordinance q
fee Of one dollar before issuing the same.
Sec. &. Any person violating any provision of this
ordinance snail, on conviction, pay u fine to the City
of Mctiregor of three dollars and costs for every
twenIy-iour hours he shall neglect or refuse to pro-
care n license as required by this ordinance.
III. Mayor.
u. BAUGH Clerk,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-08

IT was our intention to write up a trip,
recently made, to DEBORAH, Cresco and
other points this way, but our columns are
already twice full, making it as impossible
to give it space this week, as it will be for
the Grant-C olfax- bond-ocracy to succeed in
the fall election. We arc under special
obligations to conductors Sherwin, Wing
and Barrett Cameron's M. o. w. line of
coaches from Conovcr to DEBORAH Mead
and Brown, of the Plaindealey, and Frank
Mix late of the Times, Cresco ;Shurley and
Mitchell, of the Democrat, "A. X. Bailey &
Bro, of the Republican, G. W. Haislet of
the Register, DEBORAH, and hosts of others.
We would like to give a full notice of our
trip if it were possible, and before closing
this item, we want to just intimate that
the Calmar House by Mr.. Hurlbut, is fully
up to the wants of the bright active bust
ness point, in which it is, and that Mr..
Shaw of the Winncshiek House, DEBORAH,
is unquestionably, one of the most kind
hearted Of men, and has the sweetest,
n%eatest, most ~tastefully finished and com
pletely conducted hotels to be found within
q couple of States. Make him a visit once
and our word for it you will agree with us
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-08
Ordinance Licensing Shows, Exhibi-
tious, etc.

.... C1O0Ss eCCs f..
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of
McGregor, that an ordinance entitled an ordinance Ii
censing eircuses and shows. passed, April 25th 1853,
be and the same is hereby repealed, and the following
ordinance be enacted:
Sec. /. No rerson shall give any of the shows, ex-
hibitions, performances, concerts, or lectures named
in the next section. for pay, and to which license fees
are affixed. unless he has a license therefor signed by
the City Clerk.
Sec. 2. There shall be paid for shows, exhibitions,
performances, concerts, or lectures, the following fees,
LIST. For every show of wild beast. or beasts, fowls
or birds, monsters. or freaks of nature, a fec of not
less than three dollars, or moro than twenty dollars,
in the discretion of the City Marshal and Clerk, and
City Attorney.
ID. For every circus, performance OF horseman-
ship, or ieats of activity. for each performance of one
day the sHm of twenty dollars.
Sd. For each performance, or attempt at perform
ance of any teats of %jugglery, slight of hand, or nee
romancy, tho sum OF five dollars.
4th. For each concert, the sum of five dollars; for
every gift concert, the sum of twenty-five dollars.
5th. For each theatrical pcrfo1 nance, the sum Of
five d GLARS; for one week fifteen dollars; for ono
month thirty dollars; for six months sixty dollars /;
one year one hundred dollars.
9th. For carrying on the business in this city, Of
the business commonly called gift enterprise, shall be
required to pay, as a license therefor, the sum Of three
dollars per day. or ten dollars per week. or twenty dol
lals per month or one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. -.... .rr
eth. For any other exhibition, performance, or
show, or lecture. whereby the object is profit or
gain, for each performance, the sum of three dollars;
Provided, however. that this ordinance shall not be so
construed as to prevent residents OF the city from CIV
ing concerts or any person from lecturing before any
regularly established literary society, institute, or ly-
ceum. without such license.
Sec. 8. Every person desiring to procure a license
as aforesaid. shall pay the fees therefor to the City
Treasurer, taking a receipt therefor. which shah spec
ify Tor what show, or otherwise. he has paid. Upon
such receipt being produced to the City Clerk, he shall
issue a licenee. receiving a fee of one dollar therefor
from the person licensed.
Sec. 4. Every person violating my of the provis-
ions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, lie pun
ished by a fine of not less than Ave nor more than
twenty-five dollars. for each offence, and stand COM
mittcd until such tne and eests of prosecution are
paid:
Passed and approved July 9th, 1868.
IL. KENNEDY, Mayor.
II RAIEH Clnrlr
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ID E ID:

At Garnavilo, Iowa, July I'd, o! Dyscntery, Mrs.
Salinda A. Beekwith: wife of Truman Beckwitb, ESQ,
late of this city, aged IS years.
Mrs. Beckwith was for eight years a res ident of this
city and was endeared to all who knew her. She had
been suffering for several years with illness and for
the last six months had been very feeble; she bore
her illness with courage and cheerfulness, and died
with IA calm resignation rejoicing in the love Of Christ.
She leaves a husband and two little children to mourn
her loss. [CoMl
In Cresco on tho morning of July Sd, Frank Mix.
editor and proprietor of the Cresco Times, aged about
II years.
The subject of the foregoing notice was a young
man of irreproachable character. Ills sudden demise
will bring a tear of sadness to the eye of his many
friends in this county. Cut down i'm the morning of
his life and the prime of his usefulness, may we not
indulge the hope that he has been called TO the reali-
cation of a blessed Immortality beyond the tomb -
CreSco Piaindealer.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-08
Ordinance to provide for taxing. licens-
ing and regulating hawkcrs and
nndd1ors

Sec. 1. Be il ordained by the City Council Of tho
City of Mciregor, That no hawker or peddler of any
article of merchandise or of traffic usually kept for
sale by any merchant or manufacturer of this City,
hall be permitted TO sell any such article of merchAn-
disc or traffic at wholesale or retail, or offer the same
Tor sale within this City, without first having obtain
ed a license therefor as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. The City Clerk is authorized to issue licenses
to hawkers and ~peddlers upon n receipt from the City
Treasurer being produced to him, that the sum of two
dollars has been paid, a license for the term of one
week that the sum of five dollars has been paid o IL
cense for the term of one month: but no such license
Will authorizc sales to be made except by the person
to whom it was issued. For issuing such license tho
Clerk shall be entitled to a fee Of one dollar to be paid
by the hawker or peddler.
Sec. B. For padding ale or beer tho sum of TWEEN.
ty-five dollars shall be paid for permit for three
mouths; the sum of ~forty-tive dollars shall be paid for
a permit for the term of six months: the sum of rev.
term Of one year. Any person producing a receipt
from the Treasurer that he has paid any Of the sums
mentioned in this section, shall receive per nit from
the Clerk for the corresponding time. For issuing
such permit or license, the Clerk shall be entitled to q
fee OF one dollar, to be paid by the person applying
for the same. a- r.ra'' -
Sec. a. Any person who shall violate any of tho
provisions of this ordinance, shall be liable to q fine
of not less than five dollars nor more than twenty
dollars, to be paid to the City of McGregor, together
with costs of prosecution. EsE fa...L - y
Sec. 5. BE it further ordained that ordinance No.2,
relating to ~peddlers. passed April 25th, 1868, is and
the same is hereby repealed.
Passed and approved this sixth day Of July, 1865.
IL. KENNEDY, Mayor.
D. BAUGH, Clerk. r *. . q
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-08
J. ROBERTS.

Prof. "Jim'' Williams of the McGregor
Cotillion Band, will open 'Key City, or
Masonic Hall (Clarke's) on Friday for the
third social of the season. The room is
airy, the floor excellent, the music most
charming, and, heretofore the dancing
was superb. AS one of our feet is a little
equity just now, the dancing may not be so
good as usual! Refreshments, such as
cold ham, tongue, Holsters, sardincs, cof-
fee, cakes, ice-cream, lemonade, &C., &C.,
will be furnished to ORDER, in an adjoin-
ing room. Tickets to dance only Sl.00.
Ladies arc welcome. "Jim's' Band is No.
l, and his plan is a success.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-08

fact that the originator, DR.. Velpau, is a physician i'm
Paris, of great wealth, and strict conscientious prin-
ciples, and has withheld them from general use, lest
they should be employed for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female Obstruction, Falling of the
Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Rcten-
ton, or Immoderato Flow of the Monthly Discharges,
Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pains in The Back and
Limbs, Fatigue on slight exeriions, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Mysteries, &c, and will effect a cure when all
other means have failed; and, although a.poweriul
remedy, do not contain calomeI, ~antimony, or any
thing hnrtful to the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have never
been regulated, they are peculiarly suited. They will
in a short time, bling ON the monthly period with
regularity.
C~AurIoN-Marricd Ladies should never take them
when there is any reason To believe themselves prcg-
nant, for they will be SIRE TO produce II miscarriage.
Ladies' can procure a box, sealed from the eyes OF
the curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six postage
stamps to NJ. w. M~ACOMBER, General Agent ir
United States and Canadas, at Albany, NY, or to
any authorized Agent.
BURNHAM & VAN sCHAAk, Chicago, Illinois,
Wholesale Agents. II. II. NEWELL Il co, Mctsregor;
Iowa, and by Druggists, everywhere.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

STATE OF IOWA, In District Court. Clayton County
CLAYTON COUNTY. Iowa, Sept. Term, A.. ID. 1868,
Eliza Jane Griffith, Alkaline DiCkerson,
Catharine Veach, Sarah Ellen Veach, MaryFran-
clssapp, Nancy Evelyn Neach, Julia Caraline
Neach Nancy Ann Griffith Martha Ann0sborn,
against
Huldah Ann Williams.
To Tuldah Ann Williams.
You are hereby notified that on or before the LIST
day of september, 1865. there will be on file i'm the
office of the Clerk of the District Court of CLAYTON
county, Iowa, a petition of the above named plaintiffs
claiming of yen the partition of the following de-
scribed land: M of S EI and N u of s "A
and that part Of 5 y of n f = of Sec 33 town %
that lies South of the Monona and TT Atkinson roads,
also s = of SW 4 of S Il i of Sec &c Town 95, also
N 4 of n = of Sec l, Town 81, all in Range i in
Clayton county, Iowa, and that unless you appear and
answer thereto, and defend, before noon OF the second
day OF next term OF the District Court of said county,
to be holden on the I'd Monday Of September. 1865,
default will be entered against you and Judgment rem.
dered thereon as prayed for in said petition.
ELIZA JANE GRIFFITH. etal.
Plaintiffs as above stated.
by JoHN 7. SLOVENIAN, Attorney.
July s, 1868. 6I2wl