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back bgs Fanny Lincoln and Arstos ana from the roads
i5,h.- Arrived, barks cann from Ardrossan, Aber.
YEA s%LTfMonE. May la-Arrvsi, brig Sarah Peters, An
drews Rosario wa 81 Thomas; sehrs Laura Briiseman
Harris, Bostan; Trade Wind consn and L q irvia, @,
$srt Ellen Stevens. Fqy West Iae,ss, brig. Ar
folk and sailed; Chesapeake tBr Doe, Demarara and
salea-Parks saneho paaza, Black Prince New York;
EELFAsT, May is~ssiisd brig Yankee Blade ooombs.
BANGOR May ls-Arved brig Jennie Clark, Lewis, sa-
SMxsLEsr6S. May isDArrssd' brig Abby rAax.er
sailed, Bark Parthan. Rio Janelro.
CHESTER, Pa. May iSArrIved, schr varuna Kingston.
wDIGHToN, May 49, Arrived, schr Sarah Hammond.
FALL RIVER May l,Arrised schr AID, Smith, George.
schrs George rsusne Adams eorsecwn.
so sailed a. before repore Richard Borden Bor
a sa edl Entire, Knnear DO; Taylor Mathis from Phia.
lath-saed, schr Theodore Dean Phillips, Georgetown.
GALVESTON, May io--Arvsd schr A DenIke, Jones.
"ss Sss - sss" I.SsssDsG .sss Dssswoos
Cleared sh, schr Jane Durse, Murphy Fall River; 7h,
sfs s Gss ss Ne SS Me- ss.
uGE0RGEfoWN. PC. May 4 ncisarel scSrs Katie
Walker. DAVIS Fs River Tton. SEer, Boston: Sa
is.S~csarsa: ara Eiwell, Giles. Bo,son Addis
NEW ORLEANS, May ll-clearea steamship Achilles,
Phade phi. yia Haysas ship Arssn smith srsmen;
IAN -sa,s,, steamship George Washington eager Ha-
sthArrlved, steamships Crescent City, Norton NYork;
Sailed steamship Sherman crowe'i Nyors; .,.,
Mrs ay RcS koskasr ssnss ia'S small h000n'
:ssr' ps.,s.. AsH Hin
sss y5s s.ss ss. ss sss. Fs
delphia Laura Robinson, Robinson. Elzabethport
"A Pa
s4S aSSEs sss sar. Lowell. Porto
Rico hoyt Cramer, Virginia; Chas woolsey, Parker,
AISdLx May ships Hudson sr
cs%%.s Gsnr.s : JShn iIGs Mn CO...
Hines, Bridgewater, Ms; schr Mabel Staples Colin. CAT
18th Arrived. bark Henry Lord. Pnkham, Matanzasi
or Wen 10 wssh sea & % a%n&s & sas % Enor. for orders
Gspc fsy ss: A%ssa
Snow and America, ahsm, EsaSst,oor on''''
!, PAwTucKET. May i4-Arrved schr Barkalew, Holmes,
Sailed schrs Acken, Hale, Nyork; D Foster, Shelf
PROVIDENCE Nay Arrived, schr: Bssss Morris, Al
PhaaelpGia North facac, Eaton, tzsSstSDort; WIN co.
Por Josnsen Se. forfeit sheppard Belevie MI sioop
saed-schrs sinnieison, Dickinson. Philadelphia;
% SS Msaastss
Sssp 5sSs
do; Gurney Gurney Rondout; Allen Quincy, Quincy,
do; Goodspeed Dart, do Ontario Barber, do Merwn,
Bnnce do; Amos Fakenburg, Terrell, Newburg: George
Hochkiss Baeke, do; Francis Burrett, Anen do; Ante
cedent, Pendeton, Hoboken
sailed-schrs Kate Mary, CogseshaII NYork; Thomas
SAVANNAH, May is-Afnvesa schr snow squ4l. Rock,
land.
.Ciearedship Chapman Liverpool; schr coquetie.
Matanzas
SALEM, May l2-saIlcd schr George Pierce, Poole.
NYork.
i3h-Arryed, schrs Flora Newcomb, Gorham. Tanger;
Fannie Mitchell, Brown, and Onward, Hadley, Hobokeh
Deborah Jones, Baker, and Sylvan. Dung, Kondout
WILMINGTON, Nc, May l3-Arri O. brigs Orion (Br),
Dougherty Boston Atlanta, Reid NYork schr Ben Jones.
do
wfsCAssET, May Sailed, brig Geo W Chase, Bacon,
Cuba.
WARREN, Nav I8-Arrved. schrs Hannah Blackmano
Jones, Philadelphia Thomas Seymour, Burgess and
Cunningham Kelley, Elzabethpor.
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Personnt Notes.

Major Thomas W. Sweeney, United States Army,
has been promoted by command Of the President to
the full rank OF Brgadicr General, ana retired from
active service on account Of incapacity due pri-
marliy to wounds received in the Mexican war and
The late rebellion. General Sweeneys war record
most honorable, and his elevation TO the fnll rank
of brgadIer is creditable alike TO the judgment of
General Sherman and TO noble sense OF apprecia
u on on the part OF President Grant OF valuable
vices rendered TO the country by an old
veteran of two wars.
Generals Kirby Smith ana h. r. Johnson propose
to re-eslaDlish the Nashville University
Hon. James NJ Cayanagh, delegate In Congress-
has recovered from severe ut OF Illness
Indignant H0osiers who intend thrashing editors
are SAID TO carry OF nitro-glycerne w In Them
Trey let 1t leak on the chair and set the editor down
on IL hard.
EX-Presdent Johnson Is living at present in his
Old home III Greenvc, Tenn.
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LISTEN TO THE m0cxIsG Bird"

George Williams. brunette about twenty three
years OF age while standing in front OF the residence
OF John }. Chambers, No. 297 West Twelfth street.
this morning, listening to the warDing OF his mock
ing bld, valued al twenty-five dollars, concluded lie
Would IKE 10 be the possessor OF the brd and max
lng EraD started on a run with the cage bird and
AZ. HIS actions wee discovered by Mr.. Chambers,
VINO pursued aud captured HIM, when Williams as
saulted hfn He was pven into the custody OF oIll-
GER torkcy, OF the Ninth precinct, ana upon being
kot Nas committed TO answer,
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
PERSONAL INrELLIaENCE.

PreMiSent Arrivals In This City Yesteraay.
Judge Stephen J. Field, OF the United Staten
Supreme Court; DR.. J. q. Holland (iimothy tit
comp) Of Springfield, Mass; General Adam Iaceau,
United States Consul London, England, and Miguel
A. de Luzarrage, of Acapulco, Mexico, are at the
Brev0ort House.
L. Nj. sturges, Of westchester; George Morris, Of
Irvngon; Mr. harbick, of New York, and Mrs.
Alexander Taylor OF westchester, N r., are at the
Grand Hotel.
MIR. Van Norwick, J. Ballister and Z. Bldde, Of
Boston, are at the Coleman House.
Judge Erskine, OF Georgia; w. G. Fargo, of Buf
falo, ant Governor Fairchid, OF Wisconsin, are ut
the Hoffman House.
General Marvin, Of Albany; Captain Dixon, OF
England; DR.. Prime, OF Vermont; Colonel L. G. Bay
Icy, OF Massachusetts,; Colonel McCoomb, OF Deia-
ware, ana General Ames, OF Iowa, are at the Filth
Avenue Hotel.
d. Leavtt, Jr., OF Great Darlington, Mass; c. II.
Muirhead, u. T. Elsenberg and W. H. Eisenberg, Of
Philadelphia, are al The Albemarle Hotel.
Ex-Governor Gregory Smith, OF Vermont; Judge
r. d. Rice of Augusta; Colonel J. c. Grofn, OF Bal
timore; Captain r. M. Clermont, OF the United States
Army; +. II. Gould, OF Sherman House, Chicago; h.
Wing, United States Minister to Ec uador; Louis DE
La Fuente, Secretary American Legation, Ecuador;
Judge Rush II. Sloane, OF SandusKy; ex mayor Max
b. Richardson, OF 0swego, and Rev. 10 hua d..
Bradley, OF England, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
DR.. H. M. Renaldo, OF South America; L. Wood
run, Dr. RUSSELL D. Lyman and Sim on Huntington,
OF Connecticut, are at the Astor House.
NJ. Diefendorf OF New York; Mr. De Renne. OF
Georgia; Robert Norman and Jno. fowler, OF Eng
land; DIR. Thomas e. Hill, OF Alabama; Walter Sager
and Lewis Aliens, OF New Orleans; James 4. Ely, of
Washington, and Nahum Stetson. OF Massachusetts,
are al the New York Hoiel.
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TWO WOMEN STABBED.

Last evening Bartholomew Upton and Ellen
Burke, Of Is Baxter street, became involved In an
alteration at their residence when Louisa Maxwell
and Mary Ryan nterIered. This meddling exasper.
ated Burke, who seized knife and cut Maxwell and
Ryan In several places severely. Upton ana Burke
were arrested, and the victims were sent home Dy
Captain Kennedy after their wounds had been
dressed by Surgeon Frazier, of the Central Police
Office.
The New York herald., 1870-05-17


GENFBAL oRpEE-Nos
SUPERINTENDENT ro.1or clrs ,a.it d Nav Y yonn,
MuLIERRy sIREET NEw IoaE, May u, $50 }
May instant nssishea for holding an election IN The city d
0s os q ssssa BY 10
that Gay you VIII order .he whole Of your command on
excuse no member of command who able to do pato
viii detail two memters Of force TO duty a, each
% % aos to a. ~ @ h suc f onr
d"sy AND r nesi as y99 -, shall deem PROPER
sa II Is M and bespss a. IN the % %eny OF M polls
10 and nom tie baol boses by all legal voters kept
hs poSoa % R 10 ps a@ s,e M
offence committed enforce the provi-
Of h c eas any eeao
held within quarter of mile of the place where the
You via that your telegraph order and
A. NJ until the completion OF the in the evening of
In require assistance on election day call on the
adjoining precincts for the required and furnish the
spare the force and II the disorder aspect
VIII thai your bauo. boxes, keys are
orde marked or labelled as required by the circular Of the
properly dst,iOaisd 70 the polling places
on the nornins Of election day ~
You viii inst uct The members your force protect all
a. any pol o eec,iSn within your Precnc and
boA booth structure for distributing i50 feet
inspectors Election are now by law cauvassers of the
votes cast at elections. You Will therefore, under all cir
protect them in the undsrbed possession of
abe ballot boxes and refress all improper interference with
them while canvassng The and completing
hen that Is DONE to take charge OF the ballot and
Keys and return them 10 the station house.
GEORGE W. DILKs, Inspector
GENERAL oRprg-So. T.
OFFICE or THE J
SupFRrsTRNBRNT PoLIoE CRY NEW YORK.,
$50 MULBERRY STREET, NEW York May II, 1870
Captain -, - Prec nct-Tbe Police TELEGRAPH Insiru-
ent, after bve O'Clock May H. viii he exclusively
tn transmitting election returns. The exception will
be notifying The Central Oice OF dist
requiring aid tie Toe av OF the of
chfiore1. No communication whatever be
tween station house and another during the period
transmitting the election ieurns unless order from
the Central UAice.
You will dispose OF the members of command as
TO the transmitting OF the Of
each ticket at the election districts in precinct
diae by election districts to the Central Office You
the each election district fnl
provided for by the blanks.
The Second, Third Fourth Fifth, Sixth, Seventh Eighth
Seren.ssnh and Twenty eighth precincts viii send their
turns forthwith special messenger succefsivey
ce,ed The remaining stations VIII transmit by telegraph
in IKE
the TO the station house also bring with
returns OF the Associated Press which will deliver
special duly appointed to receive the Re-
portes will be furnished with returns at this Office only.
answered the Central oice the canvass
of each ticket Is completed the result WILL alarm be trans
ed to station house for the information Of the resi-
dents in the vicinity
On The morning Of Wednesday, May ", will send to
This OF each election district your pre-
JOHN JoURDAN, Superintendent.
GEORGE w. D1LKs, Inspector
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
The Election in Brookly,

The only Officers for whom the people Of the city
OF Brooklyn required to to-day are the State
judiciary ticket and Tor Judge OF the City Court
OF BROOKLYN
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REIOW
ShiDuinr NOtes.

Bark Rocket, Dill, from Boston, (Receved pilot 18th
inst in lat ~ 3D. lon g. from pilot boat Blunt No H.
Wind at sunset s, light.
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mHRICE ARMEn.

fINHRICE ARMED
Thrice he armed who keeps within reach Of bis hand
specific that and the time will strengthens
late and purify bis system when enfeebed disoered and
corrupted.
Such is the three.fold operation of Hosteter's Stomach
and hence the great superiority OF that standard ves
table restorative all medicines that merely
oncs and nothing else. The effect OF the Ordinary asn-
gent nctures and upon the IA DISASTROUS and
upon the deprayed blood bile they produce ben.
eDcal effects whatever In dyspepsia aud liver
complaint all the fluids and humos OF the BODY
infected the bowels often badly constpated
unmodiRed astringent- for instance does In
fnciy harm than good In such csses ia Hostel
ers Bers other hand the stmua'ng and tonic ee
nents qualified with aperienis and anepc ingredients
The axaves and blood depurens in the vegetable
kingdom intemixed with those Of purely invgoratng
nature, undsr the operation Of this admirable cont ina
the three important processes OF nv oaton regulation
and purfbcaon 90 together The rapidly vii which the
disordered organization returns its natural condt
ton Under rse Of the Befs Is due TO this cause Eyery
disturbed function Of the BODY s favoaby affected by the
various properties OF this and well balanced
preparation AS general rule the bowels are more suoJect
10 rrsSuares and the fluids more liable 70 become vated
spring and than In winter and hence the btera
are especially valuable as spring ana summer M aiteatve
corrective and nvgorant At all seasons wher he SEEDS o
intermittent infect the air this beautiful vegetable
elixir should be taken a protective medicine
YI,HoMAs r. AGNEw, $50 GREENWICH STREET,
York, has reduced the prices Of Teas, Conees Sl'
gars Flour all kinds of Groceries, Aolasses and Proyi
the gold STANDARD
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STEAMERS
Steamer. Salts Destination. I
O5ce.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NAY AND JUNE.
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SHIPPING NE w S.
Almanac for New York This Day.

Sun rises .,..... Al Moon rises... eve 10 O5
Sun sets. ....... ~ High water. morn 10 Oh
The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Police Peace Precautions.

Superintendent Jourdan has issued the following
,OrdeTs:-
The New York herald., 1870-05-17

CYPHER CO., 55 BROADwAY-HAvE JUST RE-
- ceved large variety of carved Antique Furniture,
S Ao s, e ana enenve nT q nss
made by best city makers; twenty large Man,e and Pier Mir
Panos Clocks Bronzes Safes. and Plated Ware and
Works Of Art for sale cheap. All goods guaranteed
presented.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13
A New Hampshire paper says

"We know mainland there are thous-
ands of just such cases-who, in 1862,
had 81 900 in gold. lie sold it for 50 400
in greenbacks in 1862. With those green,
backs he bought 81, 400 in bonds. These
bonds, of course, cost him just $1,000 in
gold. For seven years he has drawn six
per cent. annually, also in gold, on the
face of his bonds. Six per cent, simple
interest, on s2,40O is $l44 per annum.
For the seven years it has amounted to
81 ,0OS, or eight dollars more than he in
vested in the first place, reckoning only
simple interest. Now, the Mirror says,
pay him the face of his bonds in gold,' or
in other words, pay him $1,000 in gold
for what cost him only $1,000. So now,
at the end of seven years, he receives
Principal, S2,40O; interest, 81 ,OOO total,
S3,40S in gold, for what cost him only
$1,000. 1t is net prefit of more than
$40 per cent. Is that justice? Is it right
Let every reader answer this pair of con-
undrums for himself.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

EDIroRs:-In your paper, couple of
weeks since, saw an article from the
Des Moines Bulletin in relation to the de-
cision of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, giving to soldiers discharged on
surgeons certificates of disability, one
hundred dollars additional bounty. l
Immediately wrote to the proper depart
ment at Washington, inquiring into the
truth of the article, and all the facts, and
yesterday | received an answer, saying the
decision only applied to soldiers who en-
listed for three years, betceen the 4M Of
May and 22d Of July, 1861. So you see
it only applies to q small portion Of those
discharged on account of sickness-why
not to others cannot tell, but such is the
decision.
am prepared to procure the bounty for
those entitled under the decision, and il
dead, for their widows or ophan children.
Respectfully,
D. BAUGu,
Agent of the U. S. II.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

We clip the following from the Dubuque
Daily Herald, prefaced by our lively co..
temporary, the st. Ansgar Gazette. Some'
thing about the State capitol appropria>
ton will be found elsewhere:
Barney O'Fallon.
We do not believe in spelling joke
for relations sake; and when there is
any political joke out we are willing to
be amused, even though it is gotten up by
those whom we do not agree with in polit-
ical complexion. The following from the
Dubuque Herald is too good to overlook.
1t is given in connection with a detailed
accc unit of the lobbying by B. f. Allen,
of Des Moines, in behalf of the Capitol
Appropriation Bill, by means of oyster
suppers, known as "ticklers'' at the
Capital.
"a bill will be shortly introduced to
change the name of Des Moines to Allen
vile. This is in honor oc Hon. b. +.
Allen, who gave the ticker the other
night. Mr.. Aliens real name is not Allen
at all, but O'Fallon- Barney O'Fallon,
descended from the O'Fallons Of Con-
naught. But as he waxed rich he come
to forget his poor ancestry, and began to
write his name b. O'Falon and then
dropped the y and it was B. Fallon then
he put daylight between the + and a, and
put a degree q two on the a, and it came
out B. F. Allon; changing the to an e
was the last shot he leveled at his dead
fathers, and you behold his name as it is
to-day-B. +. Allen, original proprietor of
the ticklers. | was in McCash q Van
Credits store the other day, and saw they
had their letterheads dated at Allenville,
and they said it was custom among bus
mess men of the town and they talked
some of discarding the reckoning Of time
that dated at the Christian era, and date
from the completion of Aliens house."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

Speaking of Mr.. Wakeman, recently
with Rowe, Sherman & Co., Of this city,
the Elkader Journal says:
Mr.. A. Ford has associated with him
in the mercantile business Mr.. Albert
G. Wakeman, of McGregor, a gentleman
thoroughly experienced in that line,
and of pleasing address. The firm Of
Ford 4 Wakenan promises to be a
strong one. Both are honorable and
fair minded men, and we heartily com.
mend them to the public.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13
Buy McGregor Pumps of Kellogg.

Chamberlain & Saccris are liberal del.-
ers in all kinds of drugs, groceries, glass
ware, crockery, &c., &C., in Lime Springs,
Iowa.
DR.. Chamberlain, of the firm. botanical
physician, we hear is having a good
practice which it is believed he well merits.
Success to the Dr., individually, and to
the firm collectively
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13
Colts.

Colts.
l. Remember that the early part of the
life of colt determines in great meas
ure whether at maturity the animal will
be highly valuable or worthless.
2. Observe carefully and early how a
colt carries his feer-his fore feet in par
ticular. If he inclines to carry them too
near the ground turn him into pasture
which has very rough surface. In this
way he will get into the habit Of raising
his feet high.
3. If he inclines to point his toes down
SO as to make him likely to trip, he ought
to be shod early, and the shoes should be
made thick before and thin behind, to give
him habit of raising his toes.
4. By all means use kindness and gen
tleness towards colt, SO that he may
become docile, fearless, and put confidence
in his master.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13
The M. f. Ministerial Association, 70

The M. E. Ministerial Association, for
the district of McGregor, will call to this
city fifteen or twenty pastors of the vari-
GUS churches of the district, on the 10th
of May. These gentlemen will be among
us until Friday, when the Association viii!
close it's labors, giving the reverend gen.
tlemen an opportunity to reach their sew
eral churches before the following Sab
bath. The regular quarterly meeting will
be held at the M. E. Church, commencing
on the Saturday after the close of the
Association.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

W. w. Mcnamara offers the North
McGregor Hotel at bargain. 1t is q
large and well arranged house, conven.
iently and desirably situated, is near the
railway depot, and has good paying
castom-is full all the time. Terms car
be easily made. His object is to retire
Enquire ut the house.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

''Ezekial'' said Il truth-loving Quaker,
"thee knows never call anybody names ;
but, Ezekial, if the mayor of the city
were to come to me, and say, Joshua, |
want thee to find me the biggest liar in
all McGregor,' would come to thee and
put my hand on thy shoulder, ard say to
thee, '.Ezekial, Gregor McGregor wants
sac thee
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

Bindery.-The TINES OFFICE now has
a Book binder whose experience is 33 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, 1870-04-13

A clergyman asked some children,
"Why do we say, in the Lords prayer,
who art in Heaven, since God is
every where 2" He saw little drum
mer boy who looked as if he could give
an answer, and turned to him for it -
"Well, little soldier, what do you say p
because it's headquarters"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate.

STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTY, Us.
In District Court of said County. BY virtue OF a
special execution issued from the office of the Clerk
District Court Of said County in favor OF Mary z.
Barnes as plaintiff and against Eugene +. Barnes
defendant dated March 2lst 1872 and to me direct.
ed commanding me that of the following described
Real property to make or cause to be made the sum
of One hundred, sixty seven and 50-100 dollars
with interest costs and accrung costs, as command.
cd 1 have levied on the following described real
property, to-wit:
section twenty-one, in township ninety hree, north
of range three, west eff the 9Th Principal Meridian,
containing Forty acres.
And hereby give public notice that will offer
the for sale public auction in front OF the post
Office in the of Garna,llo in said County on the
seventh day of May A. D. 1870. said sale
at the hour of One o'clock, p. NJ Of said day and
will sell to the highest bidder therefor in cash the
above described property or sufficient thereof to
satisfy the said execution.
,O3w4 JAMES DAVIS, Sheriff Of said County.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

STEAMBoATs-The river is full of them (.
Tom Jasper reached st. Paul on Monday
evening, April 18th, the first boat of the
season.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

f. d. Bayless, OF Elkader, is auth
orized to contract and receipt for any BUSH
ness which may in any way affect busin es
of this Office,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

MILLINEaY.-MissS chmetz calls public
attention to her large stocks OF ladies'
goods, in Postville and in Ossian. The
lady to whom We refer was formerly in
McGregor and very successful manager
of the fashion department of our city
We are not reluctant to commend her skill
or her stock to the special notice Of all
who want her line of goods.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

FAvoRs.-We have many this week,
from National and from State head
quarters, which we win notice soon.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13

WALL PAPER.-Don't forget that I. w
Wood has large stock eff wall paper just
: arriving which will be sold at extremely
low prices. 3m672.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-04-13
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