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The New York herald., 1868-04-11

M q bid yeo Jhssgsl Goa biss you and the chm.
lssn- DoaS Stes me zoo hastily. dear Prank. !
buf can 40 - M jArgcf. You WI ali be better on
and I hops ana TIN. God Win forgive ne ior tn
and protsction. Cooiay for this world, dear
Frank 0ko. W. obohsn
HIS wife ana son wore tsss9rAphed %. and Will
body has bean properly cared fog h the meantime
The New York herald., 1868-04-11
Tic IOlIOWInB Is SIHtcmenI On ItctIpts Huu us
easements for ten years In jamaica
Year. ReUeasue. Erpe1rre. St1,pins. Defc'cp.

Total. -. .e3 196,e13 f335s,13s E43,ll3 f2os $50
1s66-67 il inclusive Of f12,o25 loan for immigration
purposes
Tie expenditures are exclusive OF f234000 ex-
penditure from loans for which appropriated and
exclusive Of 100000, immigration moneys paid In
London, and including Gl6000 debentures paid on.
The New York herald., 1868-04-11
Prospect Of Another Revolution
in Peru.

The steamer Ocean Queen, Captain Connor, rrom
Aspinwall April l. arrived at this port yesterday.
The following is the treasure list of the Ocean
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

constituted the anthem of lhs dsy, snd wss -
grand feature of the mnsAca services. fne ~u1D'
communion service was affair. AIDS resd ~ tas 49,
DR.. OKllby. who suh@eq lcntis a&cun s@S thr ps[9
and delivered an appropriate an sea Q.s rs4D
vices were concls1nd with tne henUaistinn, t1e ~
ceptionA hymn VI me oacAsson eeiAx MAJ ~n6&o-
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
The Winona Democrat, ew weeks

The Winona Democrat, ew weeks
since, sent the Local chap around for items.
lie bruu rht home one that may inter.
est eastern people. We intended to visit
Winona this spring and exchange gratu-
lations with the Democrat, the Republi.
can, "R. II. F." Morgan, IIuey, and nu-
merous other friends, Bat the remarks OF
"Black-Bottlc" intimida us. A popoose
Of his tribe might be accepted, but the
Chief, we fear, would be too many for US.
Having no desire to be eaten by anybody,
our trip to the prettiest town on the Mis-.
sssippi. will be deferred until farther ad-
vices from MORGAN & Co. Look at the
danger the Local escaped 1H *#~ "a
"EAr EDIroRs," Ell Yesterday was
such Il beautiful, sunshiny day, that we
could not refrain from airing ourself. We
saw many things as we moved along at an
impetuous gait, and the first thing we
found especially attractive was about a
dozen mem bers Of the "Lo ~ family, COM
prised of both male and female Injins.-
We at once concluded we had an item in
fact we knew we hal. There they sat- on
the hot side of house, and baskcd in the
warm sunshine, appearing as serene and
harmless as a litter of pigs in a barn
yard. We made their acquaintance at once,
gave them our card" and asked Their
names !; they ran something like this
Moon Eye and his son, The Dog =
+" Big MOUTH" Cut Head" 4" B!ack-,ot-
tie Ely up the creek" and lady. and
their daughter, The Mink Upon in
curing the name of the tribe to which
they belong, one mobile SON. answered. in
Il little address full Of touching though
spirited pathos-"Whisky.' We told him
We never drank. me large injin-my
pinion-likc much whisky; like whisky
man, much, heap, big, big, heap! We
asked him if he did not like Editors TO
which he replied, coming very close to US.
/" Ed ters, ed tiers, oh; no, like 'cm much
big inin me Black-bottle kill much
ed ten. !; eat EN- too 7" We told Mr.. Black.
bottle and company that we warn't hun
cry and hoped they were not. and that we
was wanted on special business up street.
and begged leave to be excused from larry
ing longer among such kind and tasty
friends, when We disappeared around the
corner in quest Of another item.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
8alo Of Real Estate.

OOAO VI 6oVOA 0OtOS0O
NOTICE u hereby given that the undersigned ex.
IN ecutors Of the last will and testamsu VI Alex.
aodsr McGrogor, late OF Clayton County, deceased.
WILL by virtue Of the power in them vested BY said
Last will and testament, sell at public auction at tho
City Of Mc4rcgvr in front Of tina First National
Bank OF Mclregor the following described real -.
| tate, situate iu tho City OF McGressr, to.wit:
Lots 10. ~ and n. part Of Lot IL, 10 Block !.
Lota and aud IL OF Lot and Lot Is, In Bleek 3.
| EE Of Lot Is and Lots II and 10 Ia Bloek3.
part Of 10. g Lott. y o: Less and " = Of
N par. Of Lot !, in B,ccAs.
| n u Of Block s. and N u Of Bieck0.
| Lott. in Subdivision. less warehouse tots.
Lot 8 in Subdivision, less warehouse lots and lac
feet sold to KnHbel.
/ Lots and ! in Subdivision.
Lot 10 In sabdivision. less acres sold 10 Arnold
and two TO Benton.
IAN Of the above Subdivision are tn Subdivisions
laid down the Partition Plat in Partition Suit be-
tween janice 4ae0regor, jan. and Geo. y. Gardiner,
Lots laid out of Lo.s and 9, in Subdivision, and
known as Warehouse Lots. N x Of IT, all Of Is. 10,
90 u. ~, 2s a. IS. 70. p. g. 90 80 81, 80, of
ofsl all Of 81 So, -! IS, &c, 81 So, 81, 20.
50, 81, SO, So, 81 and IS.
Lots In North Mc0regcr:
Lots and 9 in Bloekli: Ioti in Bl.ck.s 10.
| 20 in Block 1. Lot 10 In Flock II.
snsswE s:' = & Township s. s. Clayton County
'x x.;s' 4: q: /" ss::::""s:: !" "
Io. l. Sec. %. Township O.. r. West. 10, and
and Is chains and 50 link. Ok Of south side Of L..
all in Sec. IL, To nship "a Il. West Lot g. and
chains OF of South side Of Lot 3, and piece Oh of
North end Of Lot 2 being chains wide At East end
and IL chains wide Mt west end, all in Sec cs Town.
sw Sc. :, !, 70 ,n'hip g. R. =. Howard County.
Also the undivided one-half Of the following real
| estate situate in Columbus. Allauskte County:
Lots - aud Gin Blockl. Lot: : and ia Block
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

Sic raANsIr.-The sickest transit we know Of is a
transition from tho Eugene Hair Restorer to tke
my worthless articles which before the people
ls Eugenei is warranted to restore grey hair to il
y.uthfuIcolor. 1t promotes its rapid growth and
prevcntsits falling of Why let old Time leave his
mark upon you when the sm III sum of sc will buy
large sized bottle of the genie! Sold by II. Il
Newell / Co.. McGrcgor. ..
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

"Why don't you trade with me" said
"a close-tisted tradesman to friend the
other day. The reply was characteristic
''YOu have never asked me, sir. / have
looked all through the papers for an invi-
tation, in the shape Of an advertisement,
and found none. never 90 where am
not invited"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
ICE 2

7 WOCi d nforaI the public that while others have
! been storing Ice tor July and August W. aihcr
have not been idle My ice hcusrs are filled 10 the
roofs with the choicest of sod catrr whirh will d.-
liver contract to those who enjoy cool summer
drinks In contracting with the uniersieEt d, par.
ties assured Of low prices prompt deliver, and
failure during the season. II. G. BOYLE. p
McGregor. Feb. IS. 1868. lw595
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

A lady who was very modest and sub
missive before marriage, was observed by
q friend to use her tongue pretty freely
after. There was time when imayin
ed she had none" Yes" said the hus
band with sigh, but it's very long since.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
FOR SALE!

r WANT TO sell Il FARM of l13 acres. so acres OF
/ which are under CIVILIZATIONS: The halhnce is good
light timbered land. or openings The farm r. one
mile from Llama station on Mctirtgcr western KY
There is comfortable Log House aud other convent
ances on the premises. The property is offered low
part OF the purchase will be tur cash and the balance
ON Five Years time. This is very desirable property
For particulars enquire OF Julius T. Beedy, ~ Hardn
or the subscriber at McGregor.
L. PEAvEY.
McGreoor Feb 2sth 1865 500
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
SheriH's Sale.

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, IS:
In the District Court OF Clayton County, State of
Iowa.
BY virtue Of Especial execution, issued from tho Of
fce the Clerk the District Court Of Clayton Co.,
State OF Iowa, in favor of James buell. amt james NJ
McKinlay, ex. cIiors ui the estate o. James NJ &C.
Gregor, Jr, deceased as plaintiff and against David
almond, administrator oi the estate OF John Ne
Coy. ased. defendant dated February II, 1865,
aud To directed commanding me that os the fell.
lowing described real propert! to naheor cause to
he made the SUM of eight hundred and ftty-sight
dollars and sixty cents 1855 % also four dollarsand
seventy five cents (Si75) with interest and accrning
costs: as commanded have levied upon The tolow-
ing described real estate, lying and being Situated in
the County OF Clayton and State OF Iowa o-wit Lots
Thirteen Il 81 and Fourteen 1i in Block Nine % in
James MacGregor. IRIS Addition to the Town Of Nc.
Gr-gor, according to the recorded plat thereof And
hereby give public Rutice that will offer for sai Q
at public auction. in front Of the Sherif's oce in
the City OF McGrrror in said County of Clayton and
State OF Iowa on Saturday, the Attn day Of
April, A. ID. 1865, said sale to commence AZ
the hour of twelve o'clock NJ of raid day. and
will sell Ia the highest bidder therefor, in cash. tho
above described property sufficient thereof to sat.
sy the above debt, with interest and all cost that
has or may accrue. JAMES DAVIS.
Sheriff Of Cla yton County, iowa.
JOHN T. sfoSEHAH, Prd's Atty. td5s3 SOS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
Farm For Sale!

AIRS. SUS IN III Lii, widow Of john y, Bull, de-
vi ceased, orsrs r ftrm 1T private sale The To-
cation live niles west OF Ctyt City. Clayton Co,
Iowa rhrre are loo o:rcs. mostly timber-3U acres
unacy Improvement; excellent water: good timber,
anil II sugar hard on the premises. A,'omtort-
able Yelling and convenient onihousss represent the
homestead. Buyars will address. tor terms &c,
III. DRIPS, Agent.
tv.xt,p CITY Dce rs 1851 $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
TIE WESTERN HOUSE

and xtnres front Of and rear Of loodcet
Tn. house il in good trim tor hhsintss Ahe'tr tail.
ing ell is on the proI.ists: the title Is all right;
there for 80 horses in The stables and sheds,
and farmers be secure in their loads ct grain II
driven tony yard. am ALEC desiitus ~ SCI, } ACk
at reasonable figures. for Tel ms pitsse cn1, on
hai--... % Join .MOKR Is. Mciiregor.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

The Sale Of the following Real Estate,
fixed for the 10th Of February, has
been POSTPONED until March 23rA.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
Z CHAPTER Il
CHAPTER IA.
AN ACT to amend Section 2642 Of Chapter l4e Of the
Revision OF 1860.

AN ACT to amend Section 2642 OF Chapter l4e ofthe
Revision OF 1860.
Section L. he IL enacted by the General Assembly Of
shs State Of l0od That sec ton twenty-sx hundred
and orytwo of chapter one hundred and nine OF the
Revision Of eighteen hundred and sixty be and the
same 10 hereby amended, by striking ont the words
Lee vanBuren. jefferson. Henry and DesMonies, in
tho fifth and sixth lines Of said section.
Sec. 2. All causes now pending in tho Supreme
Court At Davenport from the counties above named.
and all causes appealed u laid court from said coun-
ties before this act shall take effect shall be heard at
the term ut DcsMoines. unless tho SUPPER Court
skall othe wise order. But all appeals TAX y par
ties from the Of sand counties TO the supreme
Court Of Iowa. after the taking eoet OF thisac shall
20 Il, ant be disposed Of, by the Supreme Court at
DssMoines. -
Sec. B. This act, being deemed BY the General As
ssmbly OF tho State OF Iowa, OF immediate impor-
lance shall take effect and DO In force from and after
its publication in the STATED Register and EsOa Home
stead, nswspaperspubiishsda At DosMoines' Iowa.
Approved February 18th, 1865.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took effect
BY pubi:caton. q required In Section thereof on
the 26th day Of February. A. j. 1868.
I'D WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

I LII persons who do not make return OF their In
~ comes TOR The year 1867 IL me. or before the
10th Gay of March. inst. are liable to ptnait. OF
so DER :.nt Ut tho IN unit ,f the same. This is inn
p,rtant and have no option. am compelled to Ell.
ter the same up as other taxes
ORLANDO McCRANEY,
Asst Assn Iith division.
March "a, 1865. Et.zt z+l tfH-a 4w59t
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

TNIRST-CLASS PATENT AGENTS, to travel II
I Iowa. Minnesota. Wisconsin and Illinois, on com
mission or salary. Apply to or address
T. M.MAKTtN,
500 Allen lIou o. McGregor, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

Certainly Plantation Bitters will do it
when nothing else will. Melancholy, De-
preston, Hypochondria, Insanity, all
spring, moro or less, from diseased stom-
aoh, and this, Plantation Bitters is sure
cure for. There is no mistake about it
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Ague, and
Low Spirits must yield to the health. Civ
ing and genial influence of the Plantation
Bitters.2aIf you are in doubt, make one
trial and be convinced. Thus say those
HxhO know. ~ - 2w595.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

There is nothing, says Plato, so deli .ht-
full o. hearing or speaking the truth. For
who hears without any intention to betray
and who speaks without any intention to
deceive. .Bty,ssI ~ Iaqgaso ~ -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

To the Taxpayers of Mendon
Township.
DLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the delinquent tax
/ es for 1867 and previous years have been placed
i, INV hands for collection You expected to
make prompt payment. Tho County Board OF SUI
pervsors their last session. reqnested Treasurer
vaupei to require his deputies to enforce payment OF
enough pay, without the additional expense accr'
ing where collection is enforced by attachment aud
sale Therefore, give this matter your attention..
Nv room ID ut the Evans uOnse: desk ut NJ U BTi-
ems. j. II. CohLEsi,
Deputy Collector.
sM.Greror March O. 1885 sos
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
FOR SALE!

WANT or iIEALTH obliges NE to leave Nc
w Grcgor and there fore Offer TO sell good
paving prs prrty. Myltotcl. well knoh to the pnb
lie aud situated in the most central part of the city
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
RnnMS 10 LET

HE5IRABLE ROOMS for Offices can DO had b.
- applying to
= so @s.. A. r. & r. q. JONES.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

SYAY2063NY
nR the condition OF the North american fire In.
surance Company, Of Hartford. Connecticut. on
tho 3lst day Of December, A. D. 1867 made to til Q
Auditor OF the State Of Iowa. pursuant to the stat.
The amour: OF its capital stock $500 900
Tho amount Of its capital stock paid up is. 900
ASSETS.
Cash on hand in Bank, and in
tho hands OF Agents or 9th.
er persons w ...................$ a2,9o& W
Bonds and Stocks owned ty
the Company ....-..... 3SO,OS7 80
Debts Of tho Company scared
DEBTS otherwise sceursd..-.... $685. %
Debts for premiums 81 II
All other securities..........."..- 1875 ~
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $42l.372 20
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not dse....$ll ,l62 80
Losses unadj 1886 90
Total II ttilitics.... SIS, 096 30
The act OF Incorporation Of the Company hereto
fore filed.
AupIron's OYrrcs. Iowa,
DEsNoINgS, January Is. 1863.
It is hereby certified, That there has been filed In
this o1ice sworn statement, showing the condition
of the North American Fire Insurance Company, 10.
Gated ut Hartford in the State OF Connecticut the
31st day OF December, A. d. 1867, in accordance with
the provisions of Act of the General Assembly OF
the s. ate Of Iowa. entitled An Act in relation t.
and an act amcndatory thereto. approved February
9th. 1885, that said statement shows that said Com.
pany il possessed of the requisite amount of pi,aI
and invested as required 10y law.
Authority is Therefore given to tho as ore named
Company TO transact their appropriate business OF
insurance in this State in accordance with the laws
thereof until the 3lst day Of January. A. D. 1850.
1t is also certified, That
GEO. i. SCOTT,
of Mc1rcsor, has been duly appointed by said COM
psny their lawful Agent and Attorney TOR the County
of Clayton. with full power to take rsksoi Insurance
therein. and to acknowledge srrv &C of process as
provided 10y law, upon his Ming with the Clerk OF
the District Court in and for said County this cerfi.
cate and copy OF the statement Sic in this office
/: is further certified that the attached il true and
correct copy OF said statement TO facts and gurcs
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and affixed my seal Of cice, the day and year first
above written.
fs.,, JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
t"1 Auditor Of State.
Sw5o3 SAx'i A. AIExs, Deputy.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
For Sale!
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

| eARna Irving Ntrc. Buggy and Harm EI
luiro At the Mississippi House. on the Levce 571
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21
That Picnic.

Gentlemen who intend entering the lists
for the splendid prize, silver pitcher, can
see it on exhibition ut this office. 1t is really
an elegant affair, large and beautifully
chased, and well worth good deal of per-
SEPARATION, considering the amount of cool
ness it can afterwards procure. Parties
doubtful of its powers to refrigerate punch
and things of that kind, are welcome to try
it while under our charge. S
This elegant prize has been entrusted to
the Picnic Association, by certain ladies'
of Jefferson city and the Fourth District. to
be awarded to the successful competitors
in some of the manly contests to take place
at the Oakland Course, on the fourth and
fifth of July, under the auspices of that
Association. We have, after considerable
trouble, ascertained that these thoughtful
and generous lady doners, are Mrs Charles
j. Fox, and Miss Mary F. Brcen, of ,.Jetfer-
son City, and Mrs Ii. c. Brown and Mrs. ].
c. Cornell of the Fourth District, In order
that the prize may be more honorable and
stimulative of competition, it is to be hoped
that one of those ladies may be induced to
deliver the syard with hersow hands.
The patrlotic and social entertainment
given by this philosophical association is
under the sanction of the Most Rev. Arch
bishop, and the opening ceremonies will be
performed 10y himself. assisted by many of
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21
The Sugar Lands of Louisiana.

These lands, the richest, the most pro-
ductive in the world, and priceless in true
value, are now worthless to the owners in
consequence of the ruin and desolation
brought upon them by the war and the
merciless taxation and disorganization of
labor since imposed upon them. Immense
tracts, with princely dwellings, extensive
and comfortable negro quarters, massive
sugar houses, mills, barns, stables, ware
houses, costly machinery, and all the ar
rangements for tie culture and manufacture
of sugar on the most extensive and expen-
sive scale are being sold for less than the
original cost of the bitches that drain them,
because the owners, often those who rescued
them from the river, the swamp, and the
forest, are positively unable to pay the
taxes and other civil burdens levied upon
them.
Nearly one thousand sugar plantations
throughout the State are lying idle, the,
fences down, the fields and canals growing
up into dense "brakes," the buildings and
machinery rotting and rusting, and the
unfortunate inhabitants, too often, alas,
limited to the grey-haired old sire, the pale
and delicate widow, and the emaciated,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21

DIOCESE OF NATCnIToCHEs.-Oslin tom.
On Tuesday, I'd inst, Right. Rev. Bishop
Martin, of Natchitoches, promoted to the
sacred order of the priesthood, Rev. Ludovic
Enault, q native of the diocese of Rennes,
France. This young priest has been ap-
pointed vicar of the Church of St. Matthew,
Monroe. -
Combinations. same right reverend
prelaJe confirmed one hundred and two per-
sons, on the I'D uit., ut st. PaufS Church,
Parish of Avoycllcs. On the 18th of the
sante month, he confirmed thirty per
sous iii st. Augustine's Church, Parish of
Natchitochcs. On the 18th, the Bishop con-
tirmed seven pupils in the Convent of the
Sacred Heart, in the same parish. On the
3lst ult., he confirmed twenty-five persons
in his cathedral. On the 9TH instant.
His Grace confirmed twenty five persons
in the Church OF st. John the Baptist.
Cloutierville, i'll the same parish. All these
combinations, in their respective localities,
coincide with the close of the iridium pre-
scribed by the Sovereign Pontiff, which has
everywhere developed great faith and piety.
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WORTHY OF ALL CREDIT.-We learn with
the most sincere pleasure that the Claiborne
and Common street Rail road will not
henceforth exact any charge from priests,
Sisters of Charity, and orphans travelling on
their route. This is a most graceful as well
as appropriate act of courtesy and charity.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21

TEAs.-Those who have been waiting for
fresh supplies will be glad to learn by j. w.
Plat &~Co.'s advertisement i'll another column,
that they are now in receipt of large invoices
of the various qualities of teas there emu
merated, which they sell at such prices as must
meet the wishes of every economical house
keeper.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-21

You've MEMS CATHOLIC FRIENDS
Soc1ErY.-We have the pleasure of ack-
nowledging an invitation to most appi-
tizing entertainment to be given this morn
ing by the gentlemen Of this society in St.
AlPhonsus, parish, Messrs James p. O,Brien,
John j. O'Brien, and M. E. Halligan, COM
mittee. 1t is with great regret that we ap-
prehend being unrepresented on this occa-
sion, partly through sickness, and partly
through unavoidable absence from the city.