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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-12
Relief Fund Committee.


At n special meeting Of the Board Of
Town Trustees Of Gold Hill, held on Sat.
urday, the following gentlemen were APP
pointed a Committee to take charge Of sub
scrip,ions now under way and solicit further
aid, and inquire into the immediate wants OF
the sufferers by the late mining disaster, and
to investigate and apportion whatever funds
may be collected: T. G. Taylor, ]. D.
Grcentree, p. n. Mckay. Charles Forman,
w. II. Blauvelt, J. II. Mills, ]. H. Tucker,
NJ. Erankenhcimer, A. Montminy, John
Rule, Simon Ogg, Owen Frazer, James
ODonnell, II. Motz, H. Crandall, r. N.
Graves, John Lambert, II. VS.. Mccullough,
c. H. Mewlliams, H. II. Flagg, Philip
Lynch, Thomas E. Finch, ]. ]. Denny, L. c.
McMurtry, J. w. Adams, ]. F. Gladding,
Alexander McMartin, Tim O'Connell, A. G.
Stacey, W. II. Stone.
Pursuant to the above call. the Committee
appointed Captain Thomas Taylor, rresi-
dent, and ]. w. Adams, Secretary.
Mr.. Gibson stated that the object Of the
Trustees in appointing the Committee was
to solicit aid in behalf Of the sufferers in
the late sad disaster which had just occurred
in our mines at this place ; also to take
cnaESc oI anu eisoutsc III mohcyo NJ" III
their possession.
Ordered that a notice be published in the
Gold Hill News, requesting any person in
immediate need to call upon Mr.. Gibson,
President Of the Board Of Trustees Of Gold
Hill, VINO will supply their temporary wants.
+ W. d. c. Gibson was elected Treasurer.
1t was ordered that one hundred headings,
soliciting subscriptions, be printed, to be
used by the Committee.
It was also ordered that the committee use
diligens efforts in disposing Of tickets for the
benefit to be given on Monday evening at
Pipcr's Opera House in aid Of the above
worthy object.
No further business. COMMITTEES ad-
iournsd to meet over Gibson & Cross sa-
loon, Tuesday evening, April Is, at Z o'clock
p. NJ, with the request that there be a full
attendance.
THOMAS G. TAYLOR, Chairman.
JRwErr w. ApANs. Secretary,
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Dopnrturea.
BY WELLS. FARGO AND CO; 9 LINE;

D NJ Ross, NJ Wertheimer, Mrs Culbert-
SON, C Quicker and wife, George Young, d
Hanifa. Miss Lindsay, A L Greeley, Gen
Williams, II P Schroeder, Mr. Mown, Mrs ]
Shaw, C J d Hall, H r Hall, Mrs NTaylor;,
J L Black, wife and two children. Geo Riley,
Annie A Daley, Mrs Gardner and child,
Sindcr, o E johnson, Mrs Ewing, ] Berry,
Mrs Hauser, Fred Smith, Mr. Elliot, A Arm.
strong, Mrs George Stewart, w Fair, Hugh
MeLane, ] C Ross, John GoH, John Colleau,
w Stevens, Thos Joy, John Joy, Miss Fec,
F Is Shamp, James White, VIM Down. w B
Wheeler, Z Jackson, J Archambault, John
Francis, J D Gowan, C J Hillyer, F ATritle,
Louis Foucalt, Joe Cinto, Ellen Mccarthy, J
II Tucker.
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TWIN vi ELUENt OuGIEHIaH
JRwErr w. ADAMS, Secretary.

Mosr GESERous.-0n Saturday ]. P.
Jones, Superintendent of the Crown Point
and Kcn,uck mines, Gold Hill, received Of
Booth & Co., the we'll known Wholesale
grocery and provision dealers in Sacramento,
the following communication, which ex-
plains itself, and shows the firm to be COM
posed Of men whose hearts are in the right
place:
az. p. Jones, Esq, Gold Hil-Dear Sir:
Herewith find our check for $500, which we
desire to contribute to the relief Of the
families Of the men who lost their lives in
the terrible calamity that has bcfallen your
community. Please make such appropris-
ton as your judgment may deem best. and
oblisc yours, very truly, BOOTH x Co.
The gentlemen who sent this liberal dona-
ton can rest assured that it will be well and
faithfully applied for the relief Of those left
destitute.
CLOTHING TuR SUPFERERs.-The kind
hearted and charitably disposed ladies
of Gold Hill who are able to do so are
requested to meet at the house of Mrs.
II. C. Blanchard, lower Gold Hill, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow in order 10
make suitable and necessary clothing
for the needy families Of the victims of
the late mining disaster.
MORE SMALL-PoX.-Town Marshall Gram
dali informs us that John Thomas was deYel-
oped as a case Of smallpox yesterday. He
lives Just below the Bullion works, Gold Hill.
William Gallagher was sent from the Globe
Hotel. at tho upper end Of town, to the
County Pest House last Friday, sick with the
smallpox.
DIED OF SMALL-pox.-John Cromer died
at his residence in the undestroyed portion Of
the old Russell Hotel, Main street, Gold Hill,
at 4 p. N. yesterday, and was buried this
morning. He was a native Of Ohio, 81 years
OF age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-12
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Z. s.. Internal Revenue.

EOURTH DIVISION OFTHE COLLECTION
Il District Of the State OF Nevada, comprising
the counties OF Lyon and Churchill :-Notice IL
hereby given that the valuation. assessments
and enumerations Of subjects liable to duty un.
dor the Internal Revenue Laws Of the United
States, made and taken by Lyman l.. Crockett,
Assistant Assessor for said Division, and re-
turned to me In the annual list for 1869, will re-
main open for the examination OF oil persons
concerned, for the space OF TEN DAYS from
the date hereof, at the oficc Of the Assistant As
SCISSOR Of said Division, In the town OF Dayton,
between tho hours of9A. N. and 4 p. NJ. each
day, and that aiter the expiration OF said ten
days, to wit: on tho 2Oth day Of April, 4. d. 1869,
at my Office, In Carson City, Nevada, l will re-
ceive and determine all appeals relative to erro-
moons or excessive valuations, assessments or
enunerations made and taken by such Assistant
Assessor, All appeals to the Assessor, ~ afore-
said, must be made in writing, and specify the
particular cansc, matter or thing, rcspcctin.
which q decision 10 requested; and shall more
over state tho ground or principle OF error com.
planned Of. WARREN WATSON,
United Statos Assessor.
Dated at Dayton, April s, 1860. spsu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-12

Tho Gold Hin Mining Calnmity-Rcopeu-
Ing Of tho shafts To.dny-Our Fircmeu
on Hand M Usunl-Prcparutions Made
More Going Down Into the Depths-The
Hodlcs TO be Observation-Disclosures OF
the Fire BeinG Observation-Disclosures
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L. O. Of 6. T..
White Piners, attention

rAppLE HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP.
- Apply ut Gold Hill Market. LII. FOA,
Gold Hill, March 10, 1860. mhi6-f
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ARRIVALS ANB pErARruRRs.
ArriXala,
NY WELLS rIpnn IN "a

ny WELLS. FARGO AN1 ce.ssL
CIV Bonynge, c Stevenson, C Well, NJ
Bel, II McLane, Archibald Skillman, Father
Kelly, NJ oshsr, John Thomas, E Smith, J
Jones, Frank Silver, John Doe, J Yok, Mr.
Meouinn, P Woy, NJ Murphy, J Triplett, J
Morgan, Mr. Eiser. Mr. Goothers, J Morgan.
] Setfens, A Joseph, A G Miller. N Meyer, J
S Jones, w Fair, John China, HI Collins,
J Baldwin, A Patson, N W Rogers, Frank
Henderson, D Driscoll, C Debink, B Tamoc,
Mr. Anderson,
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Wood Wood :! Wood!!!

0NE HUNDRED AND PITY CORDS. OF
" Dry Wood-washoe Pine-for sale, Situated
at the Bowers Mill. Gold Hill. INQUIRE Of
GkO: G.. WATERS ord. A. STEPHENS.
Gold Hill. April 10, 1850. apI0Ltf
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Notice!
st. Johns sunday school,

THE CELEBRATION OF ST. JOHNS SUN
L day School, which was to have taken place
on Sunday. the 18th instant, IL postponed until
further notice.
Gold Hill, April 10, 1860. ap102t
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT w.
IN $. Phclan Is associated with me In the bust
ness OF Brokerage. etc, from and amer this date,
and the business OF the flrm will hereafter be
carried on under the name OF II. II. Flagg & Co.
II. II. FEAGG.
Gold Hill, March %, 1860. mha3.tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
IoUsE FOR SAFE on RrN

.ssssss HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
h!sNH joan heMakn oilers Tor nj for tae his
,sIf three story Driak Hou Southeast Third
ddthesa and West Streets, Wilmington, DEL, now va
cans ,osssssion Immediately 9TH rooms and patent
closets in eaCh story, hui and cold all house,
gas heater range and other conFeneree Vtrhndahs At
thise stories, commanding superb vsss OF the Delaware
River anu snTrcundBgs large and beautiful garden Of
o"ers snd vfget beas vines fruits &c bI tront onWest
STREET. 100 feet dep inuse constructed expressly
for ownet' nus having pnrehA ed and removed to
MeMskiu's Atlantic Hoteis,' at Cape May, lie offers
this fA-tou homa foe rent or ale.
Edward u. Bsilah Rsq, residing at No. 2l7 West
Street eppnsiie kindly protect the property
aud meaiton .tH merits to any desiring Information.
WOoLSrON a CO.,
H al RI tt'a ok Il ~ min
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
NEW BOOKS.

NEW bOUAB.
L. S. r. BUTLER,
42O MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL,
Has received and for sale
French Country Family. Cloth fl.O0.
Phantom Of the Forest Cloth f2O0.
half hours In Bible lands Cloth Sl.26.
Hunting Scenes in Africa. Cloth $1T5.
Nasby-Divers Visws. Opinions and Prophecies Of Pc
troleum v. NEeby. Cloth Sl76.
Thrilling Adventures among the Indaus. Cloth sls6
Life OF David Crockett. Cloth Sl7
Life Of Daniel Boone. Cloth Sl55.
Queen VictoriAs Journal, Cloth si,5
Six hundred Receipts worth their wsisht In aoll,
Cloth $l.75.
Cloth $500.
u1e Of the Family % cents.
Margaraps Engagements; 90 cents.
Brownlows; 3S conts.
Brothers Bet; % cents,
Playing fer High Stakes; % ceuts
CoOfBR's LrArHrR STooKIHd SToRIra -piOneere Pra..
re Oak Openings Pathfinder Chain bearer DeersiaJ s
Redskins, Wept Of Wishton. Wieh, WyAndttts Precau.
ton, M0hioans, Spy paper covers 10 cents
DicKEEs' WoRKs-Litte Dorrltt, Our Mutual Friend,
Plckwck, Martin ChuzElewit, Dombey Son, SO Cents
Nicholas NlC6leby Barnsby Rudge, 80 cests. Da, i
Copperhed, Great Expectations, Oliver Twist. Hsid
Times. 25 Csnts. American Notes.1 cents. fsb2s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
b1on sALE.--lnAr VALUABLE

b'Olt 3 a AAhsAN AhAAI v NALDAHLE
80: FAEM, situate partly IL the CITY Of Wilmington
ksssj and partly Chistriana Hnudrad known as the
- "wsrneI Of Wright" Farm adjoining lands oi
aenry @ Bausins, Esq thomas bayari, Esq date
ing about llO o. less This property has sew
eral Of TIE MOST hEAUTlfUL BUIl DING SITES
cd Turnpse, and s & every Wa desrstleas specu-
laton by o7er-.5. in Reai Estate, few gentlemen
Who deHifs nlsome locations for private rasiianese
Apply 10 MM. MeCAULLEY
ie20 Il doe "--eAt Htrset. Wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
bUU lTafFaf7 sIarFT
RlLmlnEl0n. Dsl.
LloIs SAVE. -

NOR SALE.
L No. /, rliREE STORY BRICK HOUSE cn Pine
street. ahnva Fifth street
No ?. A STORE, DWELLING Re- on Pourth street.
buf"een Marsst AMI King Itisa yer, deslfAba
part OF the ely for bnsiaeFs # any Kind.
No. g. Fiva i%u STORY BRiCK HOUSES on Nc
nsau,sy strert near Lombard, hstweon Elorenth aud
No. 1. A RgICK DWELLING on TatnalI strest abova
Second street
No. s. BRICK DWELLING AND STORE At corner
OF seventh and freueh Streets uo0d usiuess stand
No. 6. BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
street, hrst house West OF Black Horse Hotel. Good
atand for store and boarlin house.
Also, aHmber Of other House, and Iote Apply to
WM Me0AULLEY
ien22 6u6 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

~ HOUSES FOR RENT.--RRECK
t5!ksS n0nsE M sii Market st,es,.
n.ska ifreR Store and Dwelling Southwest corner
ssi4fA 81 nth asd Wilson Street.
BRICK Siess ami NR eiGg southeas corner fouith and
Nadibnn,
Iriez dwelling a d oHee King Street between sixth
and Seventh.
Bsiek nouss gOi Mes. Street
Brick House 2ll fstna etrfet
Three 2-siorisi Brick Houses, peeasr Street tsiow
Bdttouwooi
Three 2siorisi Brick II saa5, jones stfeet between
sixth and S3ran Ia ani Poplar aGd Lombard
one stofie.i Bnek licuie MuCaalisy strs.t ebove
Lombard.
One rra,ns llsa-e, l0t3 E,st ssv4utL stEset Apply
10 " M.UAULLEY 4 Co.
frh9t-im Mar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

DASTURE LOTS FOR RENT ON THE
Towns. nd Road between Market street and Third
street Bfidse Apply 10 W McCAuLLEY Co,
apr6lm 60G Market street Wilmington, Del
HAVE 1000 ACRES or LAND IN
4 Dngidde County, Virginia, Tor sale, in lots Of 100
more. with without buildings at from
to twenty dollars per ldsell J. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
VALUABnn FARm FoR sALE.

contsining l40 acres more or less, situate on IN.
Brandywite, Christiaua hundred, Nav cast county
and stste Of Delaware tadiouirg lands
Thomas Wilson, and others The budings are an exosl
lent stone houte and Barn, both supplied with waisr
nom ppehfrom springs There ifrunning every
neld. Good apple orchard and great variety Of choice
srsp-s It has % very Brandy
VINE mesdosi with 90 acres OF wonda nd, all In hieh
stAteof cultivation within i've miles OF the wtmt nr-
ton city ue II Is avery healthy and desirable PRO-
party. Apply to W. MoCAULTk KY,
COG Market Stsret s
DaI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
DRIcM HOUSES FOR saLK.
1 rhEsR Story BkI-K HOUSE.
TWO TORY pnIcK HoUsg G Hoesrs.
iW0 TORY Hr1tE nlUsr : Z on
TWO SIORY tRlck AousK 4 goOu-

.ss4A A iaiga Gist e.aas Dwelling 10 desirable
tsa%% location KitF Street, with all the modern
lni H# improvements Butt with the best OF mets-
ikeEsss riais and we'll finished. First story Rnlshsd
with wAlhut and wanat inside shutters ali the front
windows. TrEG3 easy. a.H.1iNDALL,
mh2-tf 423 East Fourth 9tfsst.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
Oallts.

WANTED TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w $4,000 wanted on hond and Mortgage upon
unencnmhered property werth three times the money
and is insured for 10000 Interest will be promptIy
paid ssmiannualy. For further particulars address
:, AT THIS OFFICE. fsb19-im
MONEY WANrED.--WE CAN loan oN
Itl good landed security-on Bond and MortSage-a
number of sums of 5000, u 600, 81 tOO OOO $1,000
5000, &C. Any person having money ,kni wanting IL
loaned safely would do wellto call on
W. McCAULLEY 4 CO.,
ap8 COG Market sire
WANTED, IN EVERY LOCALITY
w agent for the Delaware Mutual Life Insurar cs
Company OF Wilmington References required Address
GEO. W. STONE, Genl supt,
oet22-tf 500 Market Street Wilmington. Del
QI0 00n OR $4,000 WANTED OF
qpIO,OOO MORTGAGE - SECURED BY PRO
perty-wcrth Thirty forty thousand dollars Aprlyt
WM h'CAULLEY,
COG Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
NO. Al.
For 0aIe ann to Gent.

EARMs FOR sALE.-So.l An excsfleptf.r
County contAiniug about hundrad acres
with good dwelling and tenant house and excsllent
oarn thereon Is property, and will be sold
No 2 ieelltile farm, situate in Brandywine Hun.
cred within = miles VI Wilmington, containing 20
acres, more or less. -
No, D. very valuable farm, in excellent order on the
brandyWine miles above Wilmington, with hns build.
ihgs, orchards and other improvements M 40
or less. ~
No. L. Farm Of 200 acres adjoining the city Of WILL
mington with buildings, Orchards and inproremants
suitable for farming trucking good on
speculation. Apply to WIN, MocAUILIY
oct D. Gn6 Market Straat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY. MAY o. 1859

sPEER'5 WINES are invaluable for the Invalid and
the 0onyaleseent They the pure juice Of the Grape
with rich body and extensively used In Hospitals
for the weak and debated. sckly persons should try
them,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
oEATOvAL.
IL II. II. FRAZER
Has RemOved to $40 Market street.

Where he will he pleased all bis old customers and
those In want of CHEAP GOODS We have more goods
than we store aud desifous Of reducing stock
Immediately ALL IN WANT OF BARGAINS call at
$40 MARhET STREET. 3, Is. FRAZER
23-2W
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-15

ACCIDENT By .RAIL.-On Friday morn
ing last, about 9 "A. NJ MI. r. L. Smith,
of Monona, was driving his team to
Luana, accompanied by a young man Of
l6, named Ihos, Reynolds. The, morning
win be Irscollscted as on immensely foggy
one, the frost looming out Of the ground
assisting % make more darkness. The
freight train was coming slowly as posi-
bio on q heavy down grade, shd as Mr..
Smiths team attempted to cross the track,
the Engine, without having whistled, ran
through the team. Mr.. Reynolds was go
badly hurt. that he died at IL of that
night. Ma. Smith Was much injured. but
there are hopes Of his recovery. The
wagon was demolished entire, one of the
horses was killed on the spot, and the
other SO injured that it is supposed he will
die. IS
Why will not engineers obey orders,
and whistle or ring their bell at cross
ing ? The neglect Of railway employe,
is criminal.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-15
STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTY-ss

WHEREAS. on the 2oth day of June, A. D. 1869,
w ajudgment for the sum Of five thousand three
hundred aud fourteen and 901O0 dollars, 1884 0O)
rendered In the Circuit Court OF the State Of Iowa
within and for the County OF Clay ton, in cause in
which Duncan McGregor, George d. Gardner and
der Mcregor deceased plaintiffs, and the Giard
Land Company, defendant, one thousand, two hun
dred aud Atty dollars sl ,250) Of said Judgment hav
ing been made former sale, and, whereas, an
issued from the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court aud for said county, against the goods and
chattel lands and teneinens Of the said Gard Land
Now therefore. Puslie Notice Is hereby given that
the 25th day Of Decent en- 1862 the hour of ter
NAtional Rank Of In the City Of McGregor
Ia said comfy, will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described real property, to-wit:
Lots Nos. ono hundred and tweht y-throe 1851 one
twsntyAvs Q2S). one hundred and ak Qoel one hum
dred and seven (lO7) one hundred and eight (lOs),
seventy-six (7S seventy i7S), sixtyseven
sixty-six (66 sxty-fve (65) 1851
(5s) SEVENTH nine Ger iehty (S0) hundred and
Ave Ho5). one hundred sad four (lo4I ops hundred
seven OF, ninety-nine is5, one hundred and thirty
Cl3O), hundred and thirty one l3l), one hundred
ana thirty.two tl32), one hundred and thirtytAree
twenty-five (2s). twentysix (26) and twsst y.ssven
(27) laid down in accordance with the map of the
sub division Of BAIL, Gard Claim Number One, Clay
ton County. Iowa, executed by Alexander NcGragor
and wife, May 1858, excepting such portions Of ssid
lots that had been sold at the date OF said judgment
by said Giard Land Company having levied said exc.
cntion said property. The above property villa be
'''' a'''s' : ~ JAMES DAVIS,
4w9st eheria Of Clayton Co., Lowe.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-15

The following Editorial notice appears
in s.The Advocate, which il the orGan of
the Methods, n. Church, i'm Buffalo
"CATARRH REAEDY."-We think we do
the public > FAVOR, b callinx tho attention
Of these afflicted with catarrh, to the rem
edy advertised in our columns, as DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy A non of ours
has been seriously afflicted with catarrh
for several years, and having tried vari-
GUS remedies without success, we began to
fear that in his case there was no cure
But few months use of the above medi>
cine has entirely removed all traces Of the
disease.
'.We write the above not for pay, but
for the information of those afflicted, and
as an act Of Justice to those by whom We
have been benefited"
1t is sold by druggists for fifty cents.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-15


Gardner McGregor and lady completed
q two months visit with their mother and
brother Of this city, on Tassday evening,
and left for their home in Troy, New
York. Their visit was one Of those, oc-
casioning rare little gems of social enjoy.
ment to many friends, which only occurs
nov and thsn either east or west, and We
cannot avoid entertaining a hope that
Gardner will soon conclude to bring back
the prize he captured, to remain at his
boyhood home, and make glad the heart
Of q worthily cherished mother and
brother, and take their place in the social
circle whore they will receive the warm
eft welcome.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-15

WEATHER, &c.-Doubtful. Sunshine,
Rain, Snow cant bet on it for over II
hours. - - c-fA 4
Peterson & Larson and D. Allen correct
their reports every week. See their pri-
ces. '--.
Pork holds up well. Wheat without
much change. Wood "a to IS; venison
(gross) cents; Poultry, on street, I to 8
cents, in store, 10 to II; Hay sl2 to Is.
Business as quiet as possible. River
open and but little prospect of freeze.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-15

CONCERT Professor John Holster, lead
er of the choir of the Cong. Church will
Concert at Cambrian Hall on the evening
of Dec. 23d, assisted by the best musical
talent of the city. The Professor is a
superior musician and renders this favor
10 the public by special invitation of our
most prominent citizens. We will all be
there to hear the excellent music which
JouN and corps will give Us. Tickets
SO cents.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-15
Sheriff Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of seven
several executions issued by the Clerk of the District
Court of Clayton county, and to directed, towit
One execution In favor Of Charles Scott Co., anoth-
er In favor of Il. s. Mills Co., another in faver OF
w. C. Browning Co., another in favor of Il. s. Jaf-
fray Co., another in favor Of A. Herxog another In
favor Of !. N. Collins Co., and another in favor OF
Charles scctt Co.. and all against the goods and
chattels aud property Of james Wiley-amoanti in
Hhe aggregate to Five Thonsand, Fight HUNDRED and
Seven Dollars and Thirty Cents. have levied upon
tho following described goods, to-wit: a.se
Domestics, Csssimeres, Cloths. Ready-made Cloth
log, Gents and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Jeans,
Denims, Dress Goods, &c. and will on the 18th day
of December, 1859, at the hour of ten O'Clock A. M
of that day at Fox's Block, Main ST. IN the City
Of MEG in said County, offer the said goods for
sale at Public Auction n the highest bidders for
cash. Said sale to continue from day day until all
or sufficient Of said goods shall be sold satisfy said
executions, together with all costs.
JAMES DAVIS,
lw6S6 Sheriff CT Clayton County, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-15

"FAcr WORM KNowING.'-From a
careful and practical comparison Of ordi-
nary baking powders with Dooley's Bak-
ing Powder, it has been shown that the
same quantity of the litter will produce
in barrel Of -four from IS to 40 pounds
more bread than any other in market.
This immense saving is worth consider
ing by all housekeepcrs who desire to
economize in their kitchen expenditures.
Dooley's Baking Powder is for sale by all
Grocers. 49, : a. ? = . 2w686
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thompson. tn

McCcRnicx. Tommy Thompson, the
Iowa and Minnesota agent Of the Paris
Prize Reapers, and the Lord knows what
of other machinery at the Great EXPOSE
ton Of Paris, is now located At McGregor.
His Office is with Malone 4 Co. Persons
who have basiness relating to the McCor.
mick firm, win call on him and arrange
neglect may canse ezpense to him who
forgets to notice these few lines. Attention
will seve costs.