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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

At Giard, Iowa, on Thursday. January 81, Of Dip.
.hsr'a, CLaf1oN, son of D. and Mclisa ". spauld
ing, az cd years and six months
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GALENA e. CHICAGO UNION r. r
Change Of Time.


Change Of Time.
&a& IMPORTANT 10
Shippers Of Freight and Live Stock |!
ON and after Monday. December alss, 1860, Two
~ Trains win be run Daily oa the
BclOit & Nd ad isOn Branch
Between Janesvillc and Bclyidcre, connecting with
Trains Of the
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad,
FOR
Chicago and all Points East and Vest =!
As follows: IA
Leave GAINESVILLE. 8 O5 A. NJ, and 500 p II
Plymouth Junction s:45 s:25 g
Beloit. D:4S 9:.B
Arrive Belviderc, 1l:l0 l0:4l
Arrive Chicago, $40 P. NJ, and 3:45 A. n.
RETURNING:
Leave Chicago, $3.50 P. NJ. and ll:40 A. NJ
Eeividere, 90 A. NJ. s. 400 r. ~
I" Relot, 3:3i S:27
Plymouth Junction. 4:s5 /" 6:20
Arrive Janesyil,e, 500 g /" GAS
Gs- LIVE SrocK leaving Evansville at 8 90 P NJ
will be taken through to Chicago the Might Pas.
scngcr Train and delivered any of the Stock Yards
early the next morning. Dressed Pork will al.O he
taken through on the Night Train. -. Rates Of
Freight always as lew rs by any other Route. ~
Freight Transferred to Eastern Roads, ,cuAout
Draya9e or extra Charge.
JNO. G. GAULr EB TALCOrT 2&
Master OF Trans. Gent Superintendent
January q, 1861.
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For Rent.
TNHcS! Taxes!

-t'E under ignct IN authorized by the Treasurer of
/ Clayton county to collect the taxes endsn
Town. hip. My Office Is at Z. Odells Law Offiea.
X. l.. FIREMAN..
McGrcgor, Dec e4, 1850. ~
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ElulI. 90. .s.... ....a. F-r=-rs
1t is surprising how tcnaciously people
stick to the various explosive fluids which
are now introduced to the domestic circle.
From the great number Of accidents occur
ring, and the loss Of life occasioncd by
this liquid powder we conclude a lcgisla-
tive body would do no more than right to
prohibit the use of all Of them under pains
and penalties. People get along for months
very well with these fluids, but coed
luck renders them careless and on some
evening when they little anticipate trouble
the lamp explodcs in the hands of a child or
a careless mother and half the family are
roasted to q crisp. We all know this to be
SO and hence it Is no news. 1t may be
news however to be told that Hoffman,
Benton & Co. have bought of G. C. Cone his
stock of Kerosene lamps and oils. We saw
al their store oil as white as the finest
sperm and without the smell of coal upon
it. Their lamps are Of the finest patterns
and yet they are sold at low prices. Ker-
osene is cheaper than fluid and it cannot be
made to explode. Why not use it?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

The South Carolina Declaration of indie.
pcndencc in its list Of grievances charges
Liberty Bills" as they are popularity called,
upon IA states Of the North, and in the
list the States Of Indiana, Illinois and Iowa
are Included This statement is very
bad point in the Declaration of these learn
ed men. The three states named have no
laws interfering with the execution of the
Fugitive Slave Law and the Government
makers of Palmetto dom ought not to have
been ignorant of it. Ignorance in some
cases is crime and this is one of tho cases.
The Iowa Legislature had Personal
Liberty Bill before it at its late session, but
the debate on it occurred about the time
Coppic was called for and struggled out Of
the State, and the bill failed. r's.r
This Declaration proceeds to imagine
great wrongs which arc to come. Had she
waited for the approach of the injuries she
anticipates her record would have been bet
ter on the roll of common sense.
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Daily ARaus.-The' Wisconsin Legisa-
ture will soon be in session. It's proceed
inss win be very important just at this
jnnstnrc and we will all want to sec what
ooouse the State win take. By subscrib-
ing Tor the Daily Ayyss you'll get full de-
bates And the teIsgraphic news into the bar
gaihs The Argus Aas - much life in its
columns - > wagon bod sf cats. Wen
send thssoodey a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

w RATES OF EXCHANGE,
Corrected weekly by Lee & Kinnaird Bankers
The notes Of the following Illinois Banks are re-
ceived at rs per cent dicount
Bk OF Aurora Blk Of Raleigh. Blk OF Commonwealth
GRANVILLE Blk, Southern Bk. Nationall Blk. State Blk a,
shawneetown, American Exchange Blk, Corn Exchange
Bank. -
All other Illinois Banks taken at par
Al Kentucky Missouri aud Louisiana at par
All virginia, North Carolina and Georgia at &c dis.
Buying. Selling.
Exchange on New York,
s. St Louis,
+" Chicago, .EF l-2
s. Milwaukee, - IL
American Gold,
NcGresor, Jan. 0, 1851.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

FIRES. During this intensely cold wealth
sr we burn great deal Of wood, and pipes
and fiues become checked up with SCOT. -
The pipes also get red hot in places that in
ordinary weather are comparatively cool
Now just bear this in mind. If you sleep
up stairs and do not watch your fireworks
carefully, you'll be climbing down ladder
or jnnping out Of window some cold
mornarg about two O'Clock, and the proba.
bility Is that-yonr drass viii be limited to q
light suit Of plain white goods and bare.
footed ct that. Dye mind that now?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

AUSTIN CouRIER-B. +. Jones, formerly
Of the DEBORAH Republic, is publishing one
Of the most perusaole papers Of the North
west, at Austin Minnesota. Ben is live
editor and the Courier will bring Austin
into notice.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09

LADIES RErosIroRY.-Th This beautiful
Monthly for January is on our table. The
religious ladies Of North Iowa do not do
their duty when they neglect to commend
it to all .heir female acqaaintances. 1t is
not filled with slow, solemn stories or un-
readable articles; on the contrary it is lively
and interesting, Astounding in most excel
lent morals, elegant poetry, pleasant tales
Of domestic character and brilliant essays
on scientific and religious subjects.
Send us Two Dollars and we'll procure
this valuable book for you for year.
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was recently shot at New Orleans and
tracked by the blood to his room. On
opening his trunk $4,000 in plundcr, jew.
elry, &C., &C., were found. ~
The Sons Of Malta meet at Indianap polls
on the 9th. If any body Of men can make
the Union stand firm, the Maltese will do it.
The Australian came in Jan. Sd. Bread
stuffs better. Ono million Of dollars came
by this arrival. France receives 60 mil.
lions Of francs indemnity from the Chinese.
Hungary is in ferment. Lord Dalhouse
died on the 18th. An explosion at Hutton
on the Goth, killed 20 miners England has
had terrific snow storms and very destruc.
tive lightning curiosity this side the
Atlantic. -..... ~r.t r4l ....~. iva .. r
Senator Seward will make no speech.
The Governors Of New York and Penn
sylvania recommend Cancellation and the
repeal Of all offensive laws against southern
rights in the capture of their slaves. The
Governor Of Of Michigan on the contrary
pitches in" rants, raves and establishes
the fact that he is too great a fool to be
Governor Of anything, except possibly, the
the Island that Sancho Panza once had
charge Of Gov. Stewart, Of No., says
South Carolina is too hasty, that she has
lost no slaves yet, compared with Missouri
Thu yoc 60,
Hamilton, G. W. is excited about Ander-
son, the Fugitive. A large public meeting
was held. # 5# - tl
The order to remove the guns from the
Pittsburgh Arsenal has been rescindcd 4
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/ S"iASy '''Sul VI tic NIL. AeNS, we are
not going to write Press C. Ners every
time,) tells of chap who called literally on
New Years, and finally got into a hotel
kitchen. Thinking it to be his bedroom
he took off his duds and laid on the floor.
As he was about retiring he discovered a
keg and being sure it was whiskcy he put
his mouth to the cock and ''let her went ~
In the morning he was swimming in mo-
| lasscs
The Albany Journal favors tn, admission
OF all the Territories as too States. One
to be all slave and the other all free. This
or its equivalent is what will ultimately be
done whether the states remain united or
not. Delaware listened to the Mississippi
Commissioner while he made speech to
the Assembly and then passed r solution
refusing to take any part in thu secession
movement. The small states are the hes,
Unionists. a reconstruction of govern
ment would be likely to shear them Of thcil
Senatorial representation. Rhode Island
and Delaware have more power in the Sen
ate than New York! "
i A U. s. schooner was denied the Iandins
Of 500 Barrels Of Cement consigned to For
Moultric. arg ~
! Gerrit Smith Is At Toronto, aiding IL,
fugitive negro, Anderson.
/ The French papers say that our countr,
wants Dictator. Capt. Bonaparte of Bal
timorc is recommended!
i. Senator Pearce Of Nd, is expected /
make great, temperate, Southern speech i
short tune. Douglas has spoken but ii.
telegraphic report conveys scarcely an ide
i Of the speech.
+ Chaslss n Robinson, a Young burgls.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-09
COM nj Z RClAL.
McGIegor Wholesale Market,

WEDNESDAY,. Jan. o, 1851.
| Corrected weekly by HOFFMAN,, BENTONG &C
Wholesale GrOcers and Druggists
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XXxvIIth CONGRESS-Second Session.

EESArK After the closing Of our report yes
terdav, 4 resolution that a mark Of respect TO
the memory of the late Senator Bingham the
member Of the Senate wear the usual badge Of
mourning fot thirty days was sdoTted, and the
Senate adjourned.
House. AT the close Of our report yesterday,
MIR Pendleton was addressing the House upon
the resolution offered by him for the release from
military custody, and the early trial of the Balt
more police comni ssioners confined In ort War
Ten.
Amer response from Mr.. Bingham, the whole
subject was tabled by vote of yeas Zoe, nays 2e.
Eulogies upon the death Of Senator Bingham
were delivered by Mesrs Beamen, Granger,
Sedgewick, Ashley and TIewbridge, and after
the adoption Of the usual resolutions Of respect TO
his memory, the House adlourned
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W Western Virginia has done noo4y In rails
inS troops 70 support the Federal Government
That portion Of the Old Dominica has now In the
Held twelve infantry and three cavalry regiments,
ana three artillery batteries, makings an asgfsgate
U-Ths New Bedford M srcury saw, the p,,..u,
year Is witnessing q great diminution In the
NUMBER OF vessels employed at that port, ana N
eome new business 10 not started The CITY must
decline In wealth and population.
=, w Ihe Ereas pontoon bridge af Pad ucaA aeross
every rise and M Of the diver, and seriously OBJ
skucting navig alton, ut was concluded 10 ssps
rate TIE boats, md they now lie n the bank
Ions Of ne swoids taken from the psnese
vii DC iofEsfded 70 Japan 40 early az possibIe.
No clue ass yet been Oeta ned 10 The where's bouts
% 4 oshsr.
~: me obsstan, crop in france i. an utter
6tAds.
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u Yesterday, in the Senate Of the MARYLAND
LegAatufs' MT. Bayne, Of Prince Georges
county INTRODUCED preamble and resolutions,
'nn as Maryland lad defined her political sta,u,
- .ne oalc' boz and g portions Of the State have
LOSSES In ccnseq uence OF slaves escaping
$50. 1e. 9Noe", committee be appointed-to
u 'nfee members from each branch of the
fe-to wait uTsn General Mcclellan and
.sN l .ns ADOPTION Of some plan to prevent the
0h 81 fngittVe slaves within the lines Of
'He Hmy' The preamble and resolutions were
referred to the Committee an E.d.,,I 49,,
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Spirit Of the Mornins Press.

TIE Istsil,ssree- Is occupied with news mat
ters to-day.
The Rsps6lieas continues It's abuse OF Gen
Haleek, and indicates a willingness 10 com.
nence q similar course Of assault upon Gen.
MeCIsllan
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NEW Books-Through Hudson Taylor, 80,
Pennsylvania avenue, we have the following
from the press Of the Harpen, New York:
sfrsaks Of Ltght; or rfty-two facts from the
siele fot the afty-two Sundays Of the year. By
the author Of "More about Jesus" Peep o,
Day, &c, &c" handsome issue of a popular
work for children.
Not'es to Omit novel by n. p. Wills, author
OF I" Lifss foreshadowings.n This story looks
readable, and we are sure It must be, or else |,
would not and place in the H.rpers' Library
Of Select Novels"
From the publishers, Luther Tucker L Son
Albany, VIE have that valuasle little annual, the
"kegister Of Rural Affairs, !" for 1851.
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TAG CoTros QUESTION IN EssLASp-A
RNe ietsL from Manchester, England, dated
November 22d, and received by the Afrirs 40.
We have no sensible distress In Lancasbire
tust'Tet. Some Of the mills are working fan tim.
pot most are working three days q week. We
and men have been able 10 ave money. 40 th.t
tes pinch Will not be very serious for the wi inter-
There has been much money made by the Cotton
speeulatos, and should there come prospect 81
q free supply or q panic more cotton vould
come 70 light than Is supposed"
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o r FL G A l..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TIxAsuRY 0xPARTMxrT,
November 50, 1e6i.f
Notice Is hosos rfeen of the readiness of this
Department 10 redeem the Treasury notes author
ited By The sct Of Congress approved nth Deoem
Der, iseo-
The interest on ,uoh Treasury notes Will eesse
on the frst day Of February next, by the terms OF
the above sot 2. P. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
no 50 SAWSN Ilnt0l.l
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~ATTENT1ON. NATIONAL UNION
N LEA6UE!-The resy,st meeting of this
AssoOistlou VIII Be held IN Temperance Hal, 4
street, herwsen 9Th and 10th streets, on THURS
DAY Evening, December at = O'Clock. Let
every member be prsrent, as importa' business
will come before the League. By order:
do ll-2t' r. A. HOLDEN. Sec.
~TO THE VOTERS OF WASHING
jig TON Tho Assessor of each Ward will
meet at the folio ing places from 10 O'Clock a. m.
TIL O'Clock m from the 14th 10 the slst Deoem-
osL, inclusive; 70 correct ehd register the lanes
LIST Ward.-tohn A 4 he3m m, ia Pennsylvania
avenue, be- v.en nth and 18th streets.
I'd Ward.-Thomas Stewsrt, ocrner 18th and II
streets.
Sd Ward.-Henry Curtis corner 8 h and streets
4th Warc. .Thoma1 w. Buroh Stu street, be-
tween and II streets
h Ward.-William 4. Harper, 81 street east,
No 42s, between East Capitol and tt,e ct no, tn.
6 Nard.-Geo. Co Hard, at r. T.. GiaTk's Once.
Virginia aver Ne. between h and 10Th streets.
IN Ward Peter Hepburn, No. SIS south
street, be- ween 8;h and 9th streets west.
de IO-UtSIst
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Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bbrsd1 Of Prortstons and c. othtas,


Bu,sdn Of Provisions and c. oti,ss,
Deoe m Ner 1, 1861
=, Proposals., sea cd md endorsed, "Prnpo ais for
Biscuit" vii be received at this Once until n
clock m, on Friday, the 18th day Of Deoemr er
instant lnns fot Furnishings and delivering board
a. some Inyenlent wha f IN the city Of Baltim0re
gnrgIa- d. ONE MILLION POUNDS OF BIS
Trs BI'cu'tto be made wholly from swee. .up.r-
properly baked, thorough kiln dried well .ek ed
ana aI delivered as aboye, free Of charge to the
vnii'tsy Irsls and the Ienainipg half in sonrd
The BlsoGit to he delivered as follows, Ten
thousand pounds Pc day; commencing December
goth, and so continuing daily (Sundsy exoep pied
0 Until one million =, pounds shall Be delivered. The
the Biscuit shall be required; but not more than
20 COO pounds 10 be accu INFLATED at any time Tine
BISCUIT to pass the usual inspeotion, and TO be
psld for By the Navy Agent at Baltimore, MARY
thereior. 'i'
Two or more suretIes will he rec uired In a sum
equal to one: third the estimated amount of the
eontra"t; and TIVE y per centum will be " thheid
oontra ct shall b, completed. de II
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eschfrAhS CHAs.'s RRoRr-The very abs
report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 noticed
Win almost universal approval by our contem.
poyeyies
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Positions viii confer q svvt by keeping N posted
- - movements and esain ln their vicinIties
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u fke Chicago Tribune has 'sinformatioa
nom an unsuestioned source that Eve thousand
serrs in illinois will be planted with cotton the
coming y>srn
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iS6 INTERIOR ADORNMENTs. 1Oc

PAPERHANGINGS al 6 rades and Proes
Gilt sand, Buff. Green and Blue Holland Win
dow Shades, all sizes, made TO order
b autlful variety of Ova Picture Frames
IRON the best factors IN hs county
Passe fsrtoUts. Picture Cord and Tassf Is diff
tsrent sizes colors, Picture Kings, Nails, Q.
Orders for Paperhsnglngs or Window Shades
punotuslly executed, and no mis- preseIta lion
made TO efsct sales oal' solicited
JOHN MARkRITFR,
de ll-eoSts Odd FaIiovsJ Hsv
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WASHINGTON LECTURE ASSOCIATION
COURSE FOR 1s61-'62.
AT THE HALL OF
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,


Desiring TO aid In placing the community Of
e. Literature, Loyalty and Liberty, one hundred
citizens Of Washington have united In an organi-
zahon 70 be knovn a. the Washington Lecture
Association" with the present oesisn of o course
Of lectures, by men Who have earned o reputation
for the highest culture and the most earnest pa
trlotism.
These lectures have no narrow or exclusive pur-
posa, but there will be invited and Welcome. 20
the platform RepresentatIve Hen, widely differing
insisting that they thall harmoniie IN . common
To this end the following distinguished. gentle
men have been invited TO PARTON pate In the course
and q large number hsve accepted
Hon. Edwsrd Ev.rsu. Hon. .. s. Diskissoa,
Bayard Taylor, Fec. John b Cough,
Hon Joseph Holt, Pres. AadSrsoa, Rochester,
Hon. Horace Greeley, Wendell Phillips,
Orestss A. Brovnsoa. IL. d. James Russell Lowell,
Rev. Henry w. Beteher, Rev GsoffS B. Chssvsr,
Oliver w sndsIl Holmes, Geo. william Curtis,
President FELTON,, Harvard Ralph W. Emsrsoo.
The lectures will be delivered at the Han of the
Smithsonian Institution, which has been kindly
granted for the purpose.
THE FIRST LECTURE
The FIRST ieotur will be by the eminent Cath ,lic
scholar. MIR BR wNsoN, on FRIDAY EVENING
next, tie 18th ms.
PACE OF TICKETS
season u. ket, admitting lady and gsntsmsn. Is 90
. " one gentle 49,. geo
9 These tickets are for sale st Franok Tsy
stores, and at Willsrds' and tie National Botsls.
JOHN PIERPONT, presi lent
w. A. CRoTTrI, Secretary.
Washington, Dec Z, 1861. de 10 IF
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IL One pension per day 10, on an average, 10.
sued 70 soldiers who have bern wounded In the
present war
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL

PsbhsAsd n Conformity teitA tks sssoisfioa Of
As Senate # Jsly 10, 1881.
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" To our Baltimore readers we would saw
that the nrst and second edition Of the Sta, can
be had In Baltimore Of E. r. Hazeiton, agent,
No. = West Baltimore street, neat 5sy-the nrst
edition at half past four aud the second at eight
o'clock, on the arrival Of The trains from Wash.
ington, giving all the latest news from the seat Of
vsr up 10 tue tirne of going 10 press.
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TO MILITARY MEN

IMPORTANT TO MILITARY MEN!
Army Regulation Hats,
Mcclellan Fatigue Caps,
Chass eurs de Paris CAPS
STAFF Caps made TO oIdsI. Nth appropriate de-
woes. b. H. STINEMETZ,
$50 Pa svsDue. near corner 18th ST.,
between WillaIds' ana Klrkwoods' Hotels
III Agency for Citizens Cork Cap Haveloc k,
hiE Fly recon mended for rhe use OF our rank And
file by Lieut. Gen. Winfield Scott. de Him