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Of J. J. Roberts and C. L. Miller. We
would also like to see the original Com
mittee Report signed by j. Parker and S.
Murdoch, at the Fair of 1867, giving Mr..
Corlctt premium of SO on his trees. We
do not say that Mr.. Corlett has money il
his hands that belongs to the Ag. Society
Our complaint against him is that he has
not as yet given the Society the full item.
ized, satisfactory statement OF what he has
done, tchich he should do. The Society has
right to demand it. Mr. Corlett says
he can do this, and tbs is just what we
want him to do. So far, all the efforts Of
officers and committees have failed to get
full statement from him Of his receipts
and expenditures for the Society. He has
been urged repeatedly to settle, and has
had due notice that his accounts would be
published as they were if he did not
change or itemize them. Entreaty and
rcmonstrance have alike failed. As furth>
err resort we have published his account,
in hopes that the pressure of public opin-
ion would force Mr.. Corlett to a settle
ment; if this fails there remains but one
thing more for the Society to do, order
legal investigation of the whole matter.
And now what is the great wrong that
have done that the Meas and Journal
should be down on me, refusing to print
anything for me or for the Society, yet try
ing to secure and excuse Mr.. Corlett at every
turn /? Is this course just on their part?
As understand it, my oflense is simply
this: That have tried faithfully to do
my duty as an officer of the Society, and
to require of Mr.. Corlett full, fair settle
ment of his accounts with the Society
Just this and nothing more. | would do
MIR. Corlett no injustice, and don't mean
that he shall do injustice to the Ag. Soci-
ETY.. He should desire a full settlement
instead Of trying to avoid it. only ask,
in my own yindication, that the tru tn be
fully known. need no other defense.
n. HAMILTON,
Secretary G. G.. A. S.
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COrre1p0ndence.
DEBORAH, Iowa, June 7th, go.

| Correspondence.
DEBORAH, Iowa, June Eth, go
DEAR TINES:
Having made a"run' through Howard
and Mitchell counties, and keeping an eye
open, thought 'snote" or two Nigh,
not he refused by the TINES.
observed that since my last visit tive
years ago) the country is improving be-
yond description. Where, then, as far as
the eye could reach, doomed up the broad
prairie stretching more than twenty miles
in either direction, now is almost an entire
grain-6eld--the sod having been turned
over, wheat, oats and corn, taking tho
place of grass, once the only vegetation
upon this vast prairie, completely bare
and smooth--not hazel, or other bush,
to be seen. ''
After (40) mile ride from, Cresco, al
most west, we reached the Ced If River.
upon whose banks are located the beauti-
full towns Of East and West Mitchell, and
four miles distant, Usage. These towns
are growing up wonderfully, and will
soon boast thousands Of inhabitants. The
completion of the Cedar Valley r. r.,
which is now nearly ready for the iron
will develop this section of country more
rapidly than heretofore, and the sound of
the mechanics hammer, and the hum of
machinery; of mills and factories, will
soon resound throughout the fertile Cedar
Valley. The crops look as well as in any
year of my recollection, and general
feeling of easier financial affairs pervades
the entire northwest. u d@st't
Well, Col. how about politics down your
way7 We have 'em bad up here. 1t
seems that we shall be blessed two years
longer with Samuel for Governor, may
be-and engage our celebrated railroad
Congressman to trancact business for us
in higher "posish," and thereby faciii-
tate his means of making "barely (?)
livelihood"
You have doubtless noticed our list Of
delegates appointed to attend the State
Convention. If you have not, l will i'm
form you and your numerous readers that
they are bright set of "shinin lites,"
who can plow, reap and NOV as we'll as
''any other man'-the only one who will
attend is the Right Rev. Adams, who goes
to represent the Temperance in Tens
perance Convention "kaws," and not the
of the Republican party of
this county by id sight.
l prophesy large falling off from the
Governors last years figures, and if the
true Democracy nominate a good man,
McGregor will be bercft of her ownership
of the Chief Magistrate of the State
and competent, unselfish, and liberal
minded man will occupy the big chair Of
Iowa. $50 mote it be-
Much talk is going on in relation to the
Prohibitory Liquor Law, and it is my
impression that the liberal, working Re-
publicans of this county will send down
this fall, who will use
influence against this infamous law, and
favor judicious License Law How do
your Representatives stand, and how will
they vote?
When liberal republicans and liberal
democrats can unite in an effort to crush
out "shoddy'' and im,eclity, then, and
not till then, will our country be in safe
hands-its Constitutions maintained, the
rights Of citizens respected, and the law
and justice meeted out alike east, west,
north and south.
TRAVELLING RADICAL.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals for the grading of "MONU.
MENT PARK" McGregor, can be left with
John I. Stoncman. About 1000 cubic yards OF earth.
more or less, are required TO be moved The under.
signed may increase diminish the amount al plea
sure ana Is at liberty to reject all proposals ii not
satisfactory. The work is REQUIRED to be done within
tixty days from time of ceptance of contract and
security will be required Tor performance Spe j.
hcations may be found at Office Of John T. Stoneman
in McGr~gor
All proposals must be submitted by June 18th
May %, 1860. JAMES BUELL.
65S 3w
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The Agric ultural Society.
We again favor our readers with
communications relative to the important
subject which captions this correspondence.
The Journal rrecedes Mr.. Corlett's brief
letter with reflective language upon
Hamilton, the present Secretary, and
hence Hamilton has our columns for re-
ply. 1t is not unreasonable in Mr.. H.,
when in charge of the Society's interest
to ask for the records of predecessor.
Is it? We know nothing of the figures of
either gentlemen, but Mr.. c. can easily
stop the controversy by plain, ite,nized
exhibition of his official management
JoHN, why don't you dry this discussion
up?
FA~MERsBURG, June l, 1869.
Editor Journal After confinement at
home for several weeks, nv ride to Mono
ma. your town and McGregor, last week,
was rather too much for me-Not able to
write much at present; will however say,
that Norman Hamilton, or any one else.
saying that there is money in my hands
belonging to the Clayton Co., A gricu!tural
Society, which | refuse to account for, is a
liar. j. II. CoRLETr.
REPLY.
Travelling over the country lately does
not seem to agree SO well with Mr.. Corlett
as it did few years ago, when the AZ.
Society paid the "contingents," &C., of the
ex-Secretmy. Mr.. Corlett fpds it easier
to assert his innocence, and call folks
liars, than to dissorge those dreadful
items that go to make up the Jumping
statements in his book account with the
Society, las printed in the TINES few
weeks aso); but they must come. We
might here gently suggest the idea to the
Journal man that it matters very little
how that account foots up, SO long as it is
considered incomplete and in part uni tenn
ised, ana not having the proper vouchers
to go with it.
We have more of those odious questions
to ask, viz: In Mr.. Corletts report to the
State Society for 1867 he gives the receipts
for that year at sl70s,75, to this we add
5000 that he afterward received from the
State for that year, making in all Sl9OS,75
receipts for 1867 Did the Life Member
ships, turned-in accounts or paid>in pre-
miums, form any part Of those receipts?
If SO, how much? Again, the expen-
aitures for 1867 are given at 1920, 90 liz
the same report. We want to have the
items given for all this expenditure We
ask why the debt could not have been
lessened instead of increased by some
hundreds Of dollars that year? Wewould
like to see the original Committee Report
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District OF Iowa.
In the Matter of T. NJ. HOPKINS Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that Petition has been
nled Is said Court, by said a., NJ. Hopkins OF Nc
dregor In the County OF Clayton and State of lows
IN said District, duly declared bankrupt under
The Act OF Congress OF March I'd 1857.
Tor Discharge and a certificate thereof from ali his
debts and other claims prosale under said Act nd
that the 18th day OF June A. ID. 1867 at O'Clock z
is assigned ior The bearing the same at a
Court OF Bankruptcy, before b. " Puor Esq. Regis.
ter OF said Court in Bankrup cy, at the office OF
Elijah odel. in Mc:iregor, Clayton County, Iowa. in
s;'id District where and when all Creditors OF said
Bankrupt, who have proved their d hts and all other
persons IN interest. may attend aud show cause, If
any they have why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Dubuque this 2lst day of May A. b. 1869,
JOHN 1. sTUN EMAN, Atty. McGregor, Iowa.
2w65o IL. NJ. LOVE, Cleik.
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The troops in the Indian country have
been ordered to watch for, and, if possible,
recapture the mules recently stolen at
Sheridan, and company of the 7th cav
airy has been ordered to scout and picket
the country near the mouth of the Solomon
river.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-09
An Ordinance establishing the Grade
Of West Main Street, part Of Market
SOU are and Market Street.


Of West Main Street, part Of Market
Square and Market Street.
BE il Ordained by the Comnon Council of the Cit,
of McGregor
That the grades of West NJ ain Street and mart OF
Market Square be, and the me are hereby
ed as follows, towit:
Commencing at point six inches ali eve a stone in
tue center OF Ann street, the north line vi 7tb
street drscrlbod IN The recorded plat of James Nc
dregor Jrs addition TO the Town of McGregor;
thence rising gradually along the lines of Ann aid
West Main streets to the point OF intersection of
line of Garnayillo Avenue fifteen and five tenths feet
above the point of begiung;' thence rising at the
grade OF six inches to the hundred feet for the
distance OF four hundred and sixt, feet thence rising
at the grade OF one and fifty niue hunaredths feet to
the one hundred feet for the distance of niae hund
red and fifty feet: thence rising the grade OF one
and twenty eight hnndredtbs cet TO the one hn u,red
feet. Tor the distance OF six hundr feet to the City
limits.
Sec. I'd That the grade Of Market Street be and
the same is hereby establ ished follows, towit:
Commencing at point six inches above the stone in
center OF Ann Street the north line OF eth Street.
thence rising at continual grade along the norther,
ly lines of Market Square, to point in the center
lot thirty, from in block twenty nine three and eight
tenths fe above the point of beginning; thence ris
ing at the grade of and seventepths feet to the
to the hundred feet; thence rising at the grade OF
one and ty-six huRdredths feet to the one hundred
for the Instance Of three hundred feet thence rising
AT the grade of two and two-hundreds feet for the
distance OF nine hundred and seventy feet to the
City limits.
ID. BAUGH, Clerk II. KENNEDY, Mayor.
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The. Large Hotel in North McGiregor knewn as the
Mendon House, close to River Landing aud Rail Road
Depot, with all the ytur's and furniture including
new barn and bus. Tho Mendon House has "a feet
'front.' is three stories high, well arranged and con
venlenty and pleasantly located. Also, q dwelling
house and lot in Ossian.
TERMS tne-third down and balance in payments
TO suit the buyer, or will exchange tor lands or i'm.
proved farms. (656 3m) w. ". MCNAMARA.
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The Agricultural Society.

A Massachusetts colored boy, aged sew
en-, has been commissioned to preach. !.
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TO LET

To a small family. cottage house contani ng six
rooms, good wood shed, summer kitchen and good
cistern. Apply to MRS. COLGATE.
65gfw
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that at the ext term of the
Circuit Court OF Clayt on County, TO lie held on tho
18th day OF Jnne 1862 the undersigned will apply tor
u final settlement and discharge executor OF the
will OF THoMASL. WOLF, deceased.
May 25th, 1860. (65ssD ROBERT WOLF.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-27

brothers, no gals between EN- and
both Of EN- is about the same age,
especially Kiah, who is the young
est. Kiah wur drunk, and Mr..
Cole got to cussing one another
about politix, and I advanced IN
the house whar was Eliiah's wife,
which is my DaTter Jane, which is
next to my darter Sally. Well,
arter iawing a while with 'em my
little neffew says he to me, SAYS he
Uncle Buck, let's 60 home. Says
/, good pop, so we pegged on to-
gether, and / heard somebody q
calling me, but never 'tentibned
'am nor advanced back. Well,
got / home and was eating my
supper, and Elijah, which is my
son-in-law, and married my darter
Jane, which is next to my darter
Sally, arrived and said to me, un-
Gle Buck, says he, I've killed q
man. Says I, the he'll you have.
And this is all I know about the
staBbing, because / warn't thar.
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"A Good story.


A very amusing anecdote IL told
Of an Irishman who happened 70
be IN Paris a short time ago, while
three crowned heads Of Europe
were there on visit ia his imPe-
nal Majesty Napoleon These
distinguished persons Wera the
Emperors az Russia and Austria,
and the King of Prussia. One
day. having thrown aside All stste
ceremonial, they determined to see
the sights Of the beautiful city on
the Seine. For their own delecta-
ton, and for that purpose they
resolved to 60 in cog. 30 as not
to be recognized by the people
However, IN their stroll through
Paris, they went astEay, and meet
ing o gentlemanly looking person,
who happened to be an Irishman,
they politely asked him if he
would kindly direct them to tRes
Palais Royal. Faith and that ri
will my boys" says Pat, at the
same time taking q mental photo
graph Of the three ''boys." 'sThis
way my hearties, and SO they
were conducted to the gates 81 the
Royal Palace, and the IEishman
was about bidding them farewell.
when the Emperor of Russia, In
terested and pleased as much by
! the genuine poGteness Of Pat land
what son Of Erin was ever yet de-
| icient in courtesy and politeness,
as by his wit, asked him who he,
was. 'IWell, reioined their guide
| II did not ask who ToU were, and
before Z answer you, perhaps yo0
would tell me who yOu may bas
After some further parleying, one
said, 81 am. Alexander, and they
| call me Gar, or Emperor of all
the Russias.' "a ''Indeed,H said Pat
with Togaish twinkle In the cor
ner of his eye, and an inCredRlOns
nod Of the head, as much as q
say, ''this boy is up to codding me
/ a bit." Sand might I be So bold
as to ak you who We may be, my
flower ?" They call me Francis
Joseph, and the Emperor Of Aus
/ tria. Most happy to make your
acquaintance, Frank my boy,
saws the Irishman, who, thinking
ne was hoaxed, and in his despair
! ing efforts to get at the truth, as
he conceived, out Of any Of them,
turned to the third one and said,
'Who are you They cell me
Frederick William, and i am King
Iof Prussia" They then reminded
him that he promised 10 tell them
who he was, and after some hesi-
tation and in q mysterious air OF
confidence, Pat, putting his hand
to his mouth. whispered, ''I am
the Emperor Of CHINA, bnt don't
ten anybody"
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Parish OF CalCasfeu,
November 18th, 1868.


IN accordance with the first section of
an Act of the Legislature entitled
can Act to organize the Parish Courts
of this State, etc, approved Septemz
tember 9Th, 1868. A regular term of the
Parish Court for the trial of al classes
of cases of which said Court may have
jurisdiction. will be held at1the Court
House ut Lake Charles, commencing on
the third Monday of January, A. D.,
1869, and ofrevery second month there
after. A term of said Court viii also
be held each month, beginning on the
third Monday. thereof, for the trial Of
Probate causes, and the disposition Of
such Probate business as is required to
be done in open Court nos .l.-at
. .aE- E-r-sI DAVID j. READ
/ .gH&E I'll Parish Judge.
/ November IA, 1868.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-27

CoFFEE AS A DE0DoRIsER. COZ
fee IS highly recommended as 8
neutraizer Of foul odor. and il can
be used to advantage where other
disinfectants would be inadmissa-
ble. in cases where rats or mice
die in spaces between the f9ors ot
dwellings, q pound or two Of fresh
ly burnt coffee will speedily pro-
duce the desired effect lt il also
said to ba incomparably Superior
IN 4 sick chamber 70 most other
disinfectants; iihas & beneficial
chemical acted ON the atmosphere
besides giving out an agreeable
perfume,
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pogs. We had related to us
tha other day oh anec3ote oE an
I'D lady who formerly entertained
travellers iii d neighh0rlng Coanty.
Before her guests commenced 8
meal. ID was her custom O. ssk .
blessing. She always delivered
herself in this wis sob IoEdl
make rs truly thankfal for the
food chat Is now before
hand round tie c0rn-bgeSa hEs9s
ana the biscuits aiteEWa1- -
Amen
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WANTED TO GET MARRrEp.-At
an early hour Tuesday morning
the office of the Chief of Police
was viaited by a young lady, about
fifteen years of age, giving her
name as Minnie Ray. Inquiring
for the chief, she stated that she
wished to have a couple of persons
arrested. -a.--r -.ra-.n--, g
"You viii have to make the me-
.cessary afidavitT' replied the
officer. .u.s 80 s7rE a--
Certainly, lam ready to do sol
and she was at once conducted to
the clerk who had that department
of the police in charge. Here she.
described to the sympathising
young man how she had been set
upon and used by 8 man and wo-
man and beaten nearly to death,
'tWhy, what made them treat
You SO outrageously ?" inquired
the official. ~. -t ~..
aFor no other reason in the
world than / wanted to get mar
RED"
"And they abused you in that
manner for so simple a cause =
.'Tbey did, indeed n
'sWhy, they must be brutes?"
'aOf course they arr"
''Haye they any claim on you? ?"
"No, indeed" d"
''They are not your protectorsg
protectors indeed Does this
look like protection 2" aur 4 L
81 should think not"
"They are just two brutes, and
| / want to have them sent to pris-
on.n .aalam os ~
"Oh, there viii be no difficulty
about that; but who are they any
how ?'' inquired the sympathizing
official. Gt
"llly father aud nsotReT."
"What!'
tYes.n
The clerk looked at her In as
tonishment. Her pretty slippers
disclosed no Cloven feet, and he
didn't see any iron-barbed tail
vet he looked as if she was the
evil one personifed.
"Have your father and mother
arrested p he finally managed to
calculate.
"Why notg'' was the unOOn-
cerned reply.
"Why It's so mfhal."
"Ohl
SLOW would you like for your
children to rise up and treat you
So
"Why / didn' I know I haven't
any vet, and I want to get mar
ried lust te see T.
This was a clincher, add the at-
tidayit was made accordingly.
yesa E,n4hns;aefie vOnfha-S0Y
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F8arOisse CaICasieVl,
u Novembre 1868. .

u Novembre 1863. y.
.NONFORMEMENT d Ia premiere
X Section dun acte de Ia Legislature,
intitul6, "Une Acte pour organiser les
Cours de Paroisse de Get Etat, " apprOu-
v6 le Anne jour de Septembre 1868. On
terme r6gu!ier de IA Cour de Paroisse
sera tenu i la Maison de Cour de cette
Paroisse,- en- la vile de Lac Charles, le
3me Lundi de. Janvier, A. d., 1869,
pour Ia disposition de toutes les causes
ct affaires donc cette Cour peut avoir
jurisdiction, ct tont les deux mois ce
smvants. Un terme de 10 dite' Cour
sera aussi tenu, commenGant le Sme
lundi de chaque. mois, pour toutes
causes de preuves ct de SUGGESTIONS, Ct
nour Ia disposition de toutes aftaires de
preuyes ct SUGGESTIONS qui doivent 6tre
faites en- Courl ouyerte. LIE premier
terme sera tenu le dit 3me Lund de
Janvier 1869. .rr.-.-3 -.
~ -..~ s.9 D. J. READ,
a.
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H. Enthusiastic youth--Say
Sal, do ven love molassss
Sentimental miss Y guess ! do
Jeha.
Ey Won then s yoan come
to our house, yonH get = great
sob.
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per annunl, Ia az S'AAO
aEyEE T0 ADVERTISING gzsa aag1l
Dor souars, fl0. lines or less)srnS1 o. o.
T5o,cv 81 ~ subsequent insertion. ...:.. u
11DT1 1h1nDTT1cu1cenent Eof candidates for 20 81 I,
Ani ogices l...g.s...ay.... - E.Sl0IW
H5Tertisements sent in for publiFc!91,, 2,
s;5nos M when there are no directions, WI
bsi11serted 1 in English and French enc and and
,"ban II time is not limited, vii be con, cor,
tiHTed9 % until orders are received ; and
charged accordingly. g.el,5 .9G,zs D.
liberal discount TO those who adyer-
+;so nv The year or quarter. {. ..g.9f,
- Ne eeredit will be given for ADVERTISING q II
or SJeb work, except by special agree
mentgag atas ai safa,dJ i,lg., j.. ~
Cards, stating merely the names isS
business and place Of residence, with
DsDer Ds included, Twelve Dollars per
annIlm. 81 ..E-. .LYo.gg8, ID LIZ l.. 80
RSpAu Judicial advertisements nuSSt
ba Maid for on the last day OF Pu6belL1ca'-
ton 10 or on the day Of sale, A.. ..-. T.. ...
standing Advertisements n1's
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November IA, 1865
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19

w Qmartiermeiiter. Col.
u. 6. @aHleb erbieIt bonn @ouberneur
8roiunlotu feline Gouimiifion ale @es
neral, Anartiermeiffer Der M1iIiaen nit
BEN Stang zines Nlaiors Der Staatss :
GARDEN.
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rs 6euer. @elern 9ladatittn8
brad Elm sSeuet int Saufe bon Sim.
gEinters in Gin glafbbile, benz fta6s
|tif1en GriebbOfe 0e0eniibet, aus. Das
Saus brannte gdn3Ii9 liieNer. 8erluft
$500, ipeI6er bur@ $4,000 @srf@es
runa aeOeGt iuirS.
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81. Qouts. n. g5str.

MsbI lupsrfsin $5.50-6.0G gBsfstn
s., $3.50 I; RDrn 1875 Gts.; 5afsr
62-65e. Me 8 . orE 1890; Ro8eeu
ST 30-t IS Gts.; @erffs $2.t5-2.20
8acsn 9duItsru l44 Cts, 9etteu II Bic
III Cts. @binfeu 1879 Cts !; g GmaI3
90 Cts. Mbfstrg 95 Cts.
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GinrinnaIi. 1z. Gehr,

Mebl 5amilisa $7.o0-7 SO; 50 eise n
ST go 8 I'm, 64-66Gts.; 5afer 68-69
Gts: @sb-W0rF$33.; &Desen$1.4O;
@erRe-$ 50 20; @bisftp frsi SO Gts.s
Bacon fIaregtitsn f7-f8Gts.; @auIt 'rn
t44e. g Hmaia 2Oe.
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