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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-10-27
SPITE.

Several young ladies' in portions Of In
diana have been robbed Of heir hair.
Hon. Horaiia Sey mosr invites interview.
ing reporters 10 dig potatoes with him on
bis farm.
A Western town is without newspaper,
because "the ladies' sewing society an
swers just as WE'LL"
The San Francisco papers report The
loading Of bark Er Iioag Kong with q
cargo Of old scrap iron, boxes u dead Ce-
lestisls, and other produce"
What is the difference between editorial
and matrimonial experienced In The far
msr the devil cries for '.cops." In the lat
ter the "ecpy" cries like The devil.
4 man noted FOR imperIuusbility and a
Seeding wife, was slapped in the woods one
night by pretended ghost. He only add
ed: 81 can't stop. my friend; II ron are 0
man must request you TO get oui of the
way and let me pass; il you are the Devil
c"iaf along and take supper; married youi
sister,
4 clergyman who was consoing a Young
widow 90 the death 81 her husband spoke
10 serious tome Of bis many admirable qua
iItes:
"You know he said, "you can never
find his equal, search a. long ss you WILL
To which The subbing fair one replied, al
most brOken hearted: "l'll bel WILL
A fopp,sh fellow sdyiseda friend nst TO
marry poor girl, as he would find msiri-
money with poverty, cup bin work =
ipod." said his friend, 4 ould rather 70
np hill Than down. any iime.'
The Newark Courier says. "To criticise
newspaper is an easy task, but 10 print
one 10 please everybody and the rest 81
mankind, Is 10 small undertaking. Those
abo lind fault With every little item which
dues moi sui their ideas Of right and srons
siippld buy type and publish q paper ii
their own. LET ihrm Try il for awhile, and
II they dnn't get sumo new ideas on The
subject, We ae 10 judge 81 human nature
that's AL"
a lady being separated rum her Lu.bsne
changed her religion, being delel mined
she said, 10 avoid his compan, in This wolls
and the next
The son u Western clergyman was de
iisefing college sslsdIclory address sbur
lime ago, when, in ticking his handkerchie
irnm his pocket, he pulled out deck Z
caris, which fell 70 the ilour. "ilulloa," b
exclaimed. live got on my fathers cost.
The waflhy divine. who sal in 'front.' VI b
promIslng sou, was mute confused, TIA
tie hopeful sclUn.
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Aud al intermediate Points on and near these grsa,
Railways md their connections.
The PowLatan eteameIs connect II reirfslutr
with Petersburg Raiwss isr al points in he caroli.
mas. t
Cars are run alongside u siesmr,s Wharf All
goods transferred with careful lIandl,ng. Cars ae
run Through without breaking Bulk between peisr..
hug and kalsish, charlotte, 6oIdslora.' Whining.
Ton, a., &c.
Tins lnlani Line possesses many advantages owe,
Sea Route. Tbs Wharf u p.~asssa siesmers
being situated Ia lke very cenirr oi,he ls.s, sip
plng Dl.lrirl VI Eaunorr. ns,aders n,snsenisnl Is
shirpefs, aud drsssge y very small
threat attention Iaid 10 Censignmenis % Cetinn,
Com, a heal, Rosin, &c, &c. Al Produce Fot.
wafdca al Tho Lowest possible Rates.
TT 10 insure transportation over ihis Inland Fasl
l.iss. mark ell goods, whsihsr Nsfih~sm 90 souih-
wand Leund, ..ia rsssssbufg.r t.
u fsighl landed IN BaIiimofe day following Do.
iss'y 70 lac steamers.
Through Receipts are Gnea and Fss.
CT hate per 100 Us. G,iarmteetl
Both Ways.
II Rsies In every ease ~ i0w u MOI lower han
any other Route 70 and from BsIin,se. PhiIadephis
aud New l.Ik.
B-wnh regard 10 The Ia, ss=,ed poiu,
frsehl u forwarded 10 aud from PeienbuTs Iy Phi.
lajelphia and Nsw isrk Steamers.
Foe itaisz snd 81 sA~s'~s~s~@sian appis lssnY
AgeEt on the Lins, % 81 The
Uitiee VI the Pe~hslsn Steamboat Go.
No. 90 Light 81. Mari, BAIT.
II. Is. PEGRAM,
superintendent Petersburg Railroad.
A. ID. ANDREWS.
sgp't Raleigh and Castor Railroad.
ALBERT JOHNSON.
Superintendent North Carolina. X. II.
e. BOukNiGnr,
ssp't Charlotte & South CAROLYN. X. Il.
J. BliANDT, Jr.
President Powhatan Steamboat Co.
>. l.. FREMONT.
saps Wilmington aud Meldon X. n.
ID. v. JORDAN.
Ael'g Master Trans. Atlantic 4 N.c.R.R.
MM. M'kAE
Ssp'l Wilmington & Manchester R.R
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COMPOUND EXTRACT
K o S * Dol

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| on ACCOUNT Of the great number oil
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TOBACCo STEMS wANTEn.

A : Agent f0f . Foreign Hou,c, an ~ al Iimrs
n prepared 10 pay the highest market pIlce 30
Tvlacco stems, loose or priced il pTzsd They shea !
be strong iIyssheads 70 weigh mi less hsn 1900
pred straight, and fee IRON scrap Tobacco STEMS
Parties having sisms win find II " iisir iale,esl 10
me before selling and particularly % parties meet
ing them on the road. whose whole object = 70 cell
sgain 10 DassIlIe al sn advance.
]. u. PENBERTON.
DanviIIe Va. May is, IT,
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WISE BROTHERS,
1901, CARY STREET.
RlcnMoND. VA.
GENERAL. sts#ss
Commission Merchants
FOR me SAl.E Or Liar
TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR AND

CCT0E11lSSlO1 2MCVCKlAiIJS
fUk l NE SAIL Or Liar,
TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOuR AND
COUNTRY PRODUCES.
vTTE beg leave 10 tender our numerous friends Of
w Virginia and North cosolna our most sincere
and cordial hunks oi their worry generous patronage,
anl to them that our arrangements are Of the
most complete character COT forwarding their interests.
They shall have every advantage Of ioreigi markets
~ well as our own. With o thoroughly clase OBJ
servacn of our market and the mus, intimate ac-
quain,ance with The Tobacco t,ade. we pledge them
the highest market price tof their consignmenis.
Bags Cor transportation Of Grain always a, hand.
]. 10, Merton. Esq, Cash. National Bank Of Rich
monJ. aud w. \. Patton, Esq, and Mcssrs. johnson
and ficklea, BANKERS, Dansile, pa win pay allour
checks aud authorssel sight drafts on our hcssr.
Nc. 1hos d. Neat, .,snerly Of Meals Warehouse,
Dsnyitle, is with US aud trusts 10 hear from his old
friends aud nrighbors.
March "a. l0--6m
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LET US HAVEkPEACE.

M are now getting ina full aud complete
w ays48 STOCK OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PRINTS OILS
.fND DIE S7UfF
consisting In ra,i Of
Train Oil, l.inseed Oil, sss
Sweet Dill, White Lead dry pndin Oil.
chion,. (,ten aid yellow,
Burnt and law unbsc.
Blue Stone, Sririiss Turpeniins,
Copierss, Indigo,
MaJdsr. best kerosine Oil,
varnish, Paint.
yarnish. shoe. Shaving. Hair and Maising Brushes,
Tooth aud nail Brushes, Pine Combs,
Rubber, Dressing Combs,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Toilet and
shaving soaps. Hair Oils.
pomatums, cvlogues,
Lubin snd other Handkerchief Exts.
Ink. Ink powd 10,
Envelopes, Gap aud Letter
Paper, fiavOring Extracts, &c. &c. &c
Al The DRUG STORE.
January 81. -
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SMOKE! sMOKE!! SM0KE!!! :
A NEio,cfsegas, Bhar Root Pipes. smoking
a and Chewing Tobacco.
AT tile DRUG STORE.
pURE French Br INDY, Gin and Vine
lt.he DRUG STORE
40 have good Garden gel Landre,l's Seed, . hull
stock Al the DRUG STORE
No crsdii fos any ons II.
~ Al the s's DRUG STORE.
SEWING Machine Oil
y ~ thc DRUG STORE
a sK Us 70 si,e you wha, you bur. belsre asking
- Is 10 credit you
At the DRUG STORE.
January 81. l.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17


Weather, Markets, &c.
Quite wintry. Snow and rain. Cold
and warm alternately. Looks like delay
in closing navigation, but you can't tell
what day may bring forth. Freights by
river and by rail are arriving and depart
ing actively. Our new railway connections
westward, are being felt in more active
demand for goods at Wholesale for west
ern shipments. Our street arrivals Of
produce are not large. Retail trade is
quiet. Peterson & Larson, and D. Allen
jr.. give the general markets. We will
not predict or advise about the future.
All business men seem disposed to contrac,
rather than enlarge their fields of opera
ton.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

K.R. West. Ne
Our shutdown Railways are growing in
extent and Importance. From McGregor,
we can go to St. Paul, direct; to Charles
City, Ella of Calmar; to DEBORAH, rid
Conover, and to "Kingdom Come" in case
of accident. Sioux City will be reached
next summer, and then, with the cross
lines from St. Paul, Dubuque, Davenport,
Des Moines, Clinton, and several more
iron parallels across, and up and down the
State of Iowa, we con 60 just where We
want to, if our money holds out.
q We are in receipt of q new Time Table
for the Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y., Iowa
and Minnesota Division. This Table
began Sunday, Nov. l4th, at P. NJ. D.
G. Sheppard is Superintendent, and M.
NJ. Swarthout, Assistant Superintendent.
An acquaintance with these gentlemen,
authorizes us to Say that the Company
could have selected none more faithful to
its interests, however severe they may
sometimes seem to outsides in adherence
to rules and instructions from headquar-
ters. We congratulate our long time
acquaintance, Mr.. Swarthout, on his
promotion. lie has earned the position
by attentive efforts to further the interests
of the Road-for many years in Wiscon'
sin, and several years in Iowa and Mime
sofa. We know "Swart's" working and
business apslities - we'll that. a. friend.
we fear Is 1down grade in l,is raiIwas
position. Excelsior, old friend
In another column will be found the
Time Table (passenger) for the present,
naming only such points and dates as may
interest through passengers. Local agents
can tell the arrival and departure of
Passenger, Freight, and Accommodation
trains to and from their respective sta
tons. The editors of newspapers are
expected to know everything, but if the
expectation be reasonable, there is not
space in their columns to tell it all.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Jno. II. Haight is about as well stocked
in presents" for Thanksgiving, Christ
mas and New Year as anybody "out west. !"
1t is no fattery to say that the Variety
Store Of Haight, with Geo. Tice as assist
and, most accommodating gentleman
withal-is one of the best places for Sc
Letting books, toys, children's playthings,
new publications, drums, musical instru
menis of any kind, spectacles, micro
scopes, current weekly sensation newspa.
pers, &C., &c. Everybody should look
uai5hts Museum over,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17


Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, over Daniels
Store, Main Street, are always prepared
to furnish Meals on call at any hour of
the day and any reasonable hour of the
night. Oysters as you may wish them ;
'broiled chickens, steak, &c. &C., with all
tho accompaniments which healthy
appetite may demand. They have 25
to 80, day-boarders, but they can oblige
a few more. A house that is managed
by one family deserves attention. The
mother and her most worthy young
daughters sec to the cooking, while Mr..
". and his sons do the outside work.
Bills arc reasonable and food not sur
passed in the west.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

The West. @
We were pleased all over the other day
to be called on by our esteemed young
friend, Ambrose II. Lee, of North Nc
Gregor, just from telegraph station on
the Pacific Road far west of Omaha. He
will remain with his folks some months.
"A. II. gives US much information both Of
personal interest and of descriptive
character relating to the country. Capt.
Lantry will be home about Christmas.
Tom. Daily and wife are at Omaha. G..
E. Stevens, the veteran car builder, is
flying UP and down the road, looking after
the numerous shops he has c. arge of on the
line. 1t is believed that Stevens formerly
in charge of our Car Shop at North Nc
Gregor) is building palace cars far in
advance of the boosted Pullman affairs
We wish him success; but do not i'm.
mense monopolies ,chich (not "who') that
employ mechanical talent Of high order,
take into account that the rich, only, can
pay for palace luxuries
Mr.. Stone, Of our place, is at home for
the winter. His location has been at
Salt Lake, asfagent for Ayr. Implements.
He has disposed, during the past season,
Of nearly $4,000 worth of farm tools 70
Clausen, a son-in-law of Brigham Young.
Kricbs, once of our place, is at Oma'
ha. A large Hotel (Sl5O,OO0) is to be
built in the Spring. The Episcopal
Church at Omaha, burnt on the 10th.
Terry Brady. car>builder of Omaha, and
once of "McGregor du Nord,'' was lately
presented by Mrs. Brady wild fine pair
of little "dishwashers." May the Lord be
addin blessins to the family of our friend
Terry! Stevens expects to come "home'
every month, bat the dreadful critter has
made himself SO useful to the U. p. Road,
that he cannot be spared. Next Spring
we will look him up and bring him home.
"Out Vest is the cry in this regisn
Omaha, Salt Lake, Sioux City, Mason
City, Charles City, Cheyenne, Santa Fe-
it makes little difference whereof it is
only "out west"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

RESTAURANTS. - Woolliscroft, Miller,
Clarke & Rich, Kurz, and b. IIirshfeld,
tx up Oysters to suit all who call. There
may be more places of ''quick call" for
meals, but they ore not reported to US.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Our young friends Sackctt and Crosby,
of Garnavillo, left upon our table a docu-
ment which may he of value to one johann
mes Ingebrethsen which he can have by
calling at this Office.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

LEcTURE.-Prof w. II. Hoisington will
deliver Lecture on Ancient Egypt, at the
Congregational Church, Sabbath evening,
Nov. 2l. We are not advised of price.
if any. j. II. Merrill, Esq, is our author
ity.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

1indery The TtNEs OFFICE now has
4 Book binder whose experience is 80 yrs.
All work sent to us will be done in the
best style at rates entirely satisfactory
Send in your, Magazines and Book work.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

FOR louisville Cement and Ak.
ron Water Lime, go to :. Nc.
HOSE zoos, Warehouse NO I
on Levee. Csc
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

School BooKs--Ar HALF PRIcE.-The
American Educational Series complete.
At the Drug and Book Store of I. W..
Wood. 6S3
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

- The children begin to tease already,
Tor hose Juvenile and Holiday Books, at
0ratts, opposite the Broad Axe.
8 8s 6S3.lw
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

DEr A full assortment of Blank Books,
Stationery, and Book Sellers Sundries, at
Grants. 683'lw
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of DR.. b.
D. Stevens, at DR.. Gill's Dental Office,
over TIE Post Office. Good rooms furnished
If desircds as. "a 9 9s = = 6S3s2w
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. 63Oy
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Six pounds White Coffee Sugar fer
: 90, at Bass. 1t
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

R6s- Sunday School Cards, and other
requisites, at Grants. 6S3>lw
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Eight yds. Cotton Flannel for 81 90, at
Bass. 1t
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

= Rooxa.-Mrs. Colgate has three rooms
to let, with or without boarders. Call and
look at them. 2w682
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Geo. L. Bass, Merchant, Main Street,
McGregor. IT.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

II. Scholler, opposite Pearsall & Church's
Livery Stables, has, besides full stock
of furniture, large assortment of mater
ial for picture frames, which he can make
to fit any size or style of picture. A nice
engraving, with handsome moulding
about it, would make an acceptable holi>
dav present, 683-w2
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.

FOR SALE....A House and Lot; the
aOpse Is well arranged for small fam
ilt3 good Cellar and Cistern. b Enquire
g TIE Times ONCE.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

DRAYINa.-W. G. Austin proposes to
oblige everybody in his line, on terms
that will enable him to make living.
Persons who are likely to have any
draying, transferring, hauling or any work
which can be done by willing hands and
strong horses, will secure the earliest
attention by handing over ther orders to
him. Tell what you want done. and he
will guarantee promptness and reasonable
prices.
McGregor, April 7th, 1869. 65l-6m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
LAROR MOVEMENTS.

The Brooklyn Plasterers last evening gave
$50 TO the PaperStainers on strike.
Brcklayers' Union No. last evening l1gal ro ana
mated candidates for the offices OF treasurer anu
Trustees. Il:
The sum of s46J was received at the meeting ID!
OF the First Union Cooperative Building ooo"'y NS'
evening -. -.
The Journeymen HarnessmakeTTsS rs. nave Just !;
reorgnnized for protective purposes Inc nunoer Oh
bernessmakers in this city about 900 average wages
from % SO 20 o. y day. Number OF mempers Ia 'ho
Union, rs. -.
The growth of German trades unions IN TINS
, tba 5ast few wears been remarkable Five years
Guy so erman trades organization existed; TO-
80 Sre arc nearly unions in existence, varying In
membership from rs 70 Law
The Root and Shoe Cutters are making strenu-
-, aeyorts 20 secure shorter hours They claim that
0I nle other classes OF workmen quit work at ana
ack thsy arc obliged to work until o. ana sometimes
ote AZ 10 They have formed Union, which 81 pres
AMI numbers upward OF 100 members.
The .Journeymen Plasterers who are the only
mechanics this city who have successfully auopyed tho
eight hour system OF labor, have society hunDetihs
abeut 100 good paying members aud bank account OF
40. The soQletH o1pends ABOUT 500 AluAAN Al WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
MARRIED.

B0ENBR-CLARK-On Wednesday, Oct 20 By Rev Heury Wan
David Bonner SsuYork Miss Adele Cs
daughter Of Allen CLARK, esq, Of Brooklyn.
BURDRE-RvIN-On Tuesday. Oct 49, BY Rev William Iryis q
Troy assisted Rev John Hall d. D. Burden OF Wood
side Troy T. to MARY daughter Of Richard Irwin Of this city
CHAPIS-HOhAHS-In Brooklyn. Wednesday Oct DO At the rest
dencs OF VIM Peet ESQ., BY Rev H. Tyng d. D. Assed By Rev
John A. Paddock Luther Chaplin ks Elizabeth X Ho1aH both
Of Brooklyn. No cards
CRBAMRR-CLUCAS-TueSiiy evening Oct 49, At the resieos
Oftbe brides by the Rev A Hunt Horsio NJ Of VIM
g. Ceamer " julie daughter OF Henry CGas all %
Brooklyn.
hAEDByLLB-vAE BLARC0M-ou "Wednesday. Oct DO by the
Rev Samuel NJ Vernon, william Il. Vaudeville Sarah ~ eldest
daughter Of James Van BaTcOm all Of this city No cards
Newark papers please copy
VERMILYA-PARK-At the Methodist Episcopal Church. White
Plains, w. Tuesday Oct - By Rev Wm H. Ferns.
d. D. Sing Sing w. Peter yemya Of Tsrytosn n. l., 70
Carrie NJ daughter Of Thomas l. Park esq, Of White PaHA
YARDLBY-HALOu Wednesday Oct Do at the residence Of the
brides mother by the Rev BBoch Subb Mr Bdhdge T. faT
EewYork and h Clara W. Hall o. Milford Delaware No carda
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ich hu
name nd address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
NETWORK.

The Ne,0- York Stats Zsitung, the leading
German Democratic daily Of this city, in commenting
upon the Tammany nominations, SAYS "To our regret,
we must say that these nominations do not satisfy us In
ALL respects The candidate for Supervisor although not
the candidate OF the Ring lie still no candidate In the
nterests of reform as we would have desired One OF
the candidates the Bench cannot receive our support
for reelection We could not urge him for election the
hrst time he ran and would have looked upon his re
roval from the slate as step In the direction OF REFORM
which is recognized essential 10 the administrator
of Justice on our Dench." -
Edward Sturgis is the Democratic candidate
Tor Assembly In the LIST District OF Columbia county ana
Danei D. Barnes In the lid District.
Richard johnson of Groveland has been noml-
mated nv the Republicans for member OF Assembly from
Livingston County
the Hon. Jarvis Lord was unanimously noml,
etad for state senator by the Democratic Convention O
Monroe County ON Tuesday, In spite OF ms
that he would not and could not accept
William II. Baker has been nominated by the
Rennbl,oans for Member OF Assembly from the second
District, Oswego County
The Hon. James w. Hustled was ren0ml-
mated for member OF Assembly by the hepuDhcanf
of the IIId Assembly District, Westchester county zee
faithful and honorable representative and we are gao
that his constituents will recognize his neflts ny ret
| ing him 10 tho Assembly.
The Hon. William M. Graham has been re-
nominated by the Democrats Tor stste senator irou "
! Xth Distriot-Orange and Sullivan Counties
A meeting was held in Tompkins-square last
evening 20 ratify the nomination OF Senator Creamer
Mr. Levi T. Norton spoke about the glorious success ht
Democracy lad net with IN OHIO aA4 fehnSyN4pi" w