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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
500 MEDICAL BURKAU, WEsTZRA DEPARTA1E1r;
Bowling -ereeH, XIV, Oct g, 1851.
10 MY PrOfessionaI Brethren.

BEG lsRye ask aver Ct Many Of you viii be able
to grant ttcsrtanly none win reuss. In The
nents which being formed for the OoRiaef stAEeS
Army in the West there deficiency Of Surgical InsTums
tou than ether sensible ef tie effect which
EAa left uRs npped nul exercse the lives 81 hoss
OF patriot gold1 Who wounded bsttls therefore
appeal these Of who Sqnsut zeed Of yOur an
puatng rephing and ohe of ths larger instruments,
OTWard them to Ae Medical PurYeyos either Memphis
Tenn to SELF Fair prices Win be allowed y0u ali
such instruments may Be received spesk tS physeiAnS
know what thsr response will be- I an very truly,
- --. a.r.-F .r.t- ... T.. a- D. ". YAHDELL.
E-. Medical Director Western Department O. 5. A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

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4 LOT Of Woslen KsEsey ana usssy: $500. -
"a oct25-dn -e-f . ARMsTE0NG K 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

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Oplnions oF tRo EngIIsh Press.

r. Rpyal mail steamship Trent, at sea, Nov. s.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

Con BLESS THE LADIEs.-The ladies of
our country are rivalling in their patriotism
the famous women of the old Revolution.
Everywhere they are assisting brothers,
husbands, lovers, sons, for the service Of
the Government, and placing all that their
hearts hold dear and true at the disposal Of
their country. As an illustration Of their
devotion, we see it stated that several Of
the first ladies of La Crosse have volun.
tcered their services to accompany the Wis.
consin regiment and act as nurses for the
wounded. Mrs. Phelps, associated with her
husband in the editorship of the Horizon
(Wis.) Gazette, says she will edit and pub.
lish the paper while her husband is gone to
the war, and if necessary she will VOLUNTEERS
herself. And so it goes all over the broad
northern States. While we have such wo.
men living, no one need fear the issue Of
events.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

/. DUBUQUE WAR lrEMs.-We learn from
the Times of Sunday morning that enlist
ment progresses rapidly. Several of the
business men have continued the wages Of
their employees who have enrolled them.
selves for military service. -. The Cover
nor's Guards have nearly full ranks; the
Greys have GO, and the jackson Guards
already So. 80. Rev. j. X. Fuller, pastor Of
the Centenary Methodist church has en-.
listed with the Governors Guards. .. Col
Coenzler, an old Mexican soldier, says after
the three companies now forming are filled
he will organize two companies for contin.
gencies to be composed Of German and
Norwegian residents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

The MILwAUKEE.-This steamer has the
name of being one of the best on the river
next to the Grey Eagle in speed and in
ferior to none in the sumptuousness of its
fare, the urbanity of its Captain (JoHN
CocnRAS) and its clerks and the general at
tcntion of its subordinate officers towards
travellers. We had delightful trip to and
from Dubuque last week on this elegant
Boat. The weather was pleasant both going
and returning; the invigorating breeze of
the river, the high stage Of the water, the
excellent company on the boat, all conspir-
ed to render the trip very delightful one.
We hope soon to have the pleasure of re-
peating it in the same steamer and with the
same accomplished officers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

CHANGE OF TIME-Our readers will OBJ
serve the summer time table of the Milwau-
kee & Prairie du Chen Railway in our paper
to-day. The express train which leaves
Prairie du Chen 10 A. NJ, arrives at Mil. in
eight and a ha!f hours and at Chicago in
mine hours. The afternoon express which
leaves at P. NJ, runs sleeping car and
carries travellers through to Milwaukee be-
fore breakfast. Trains arrive at 10:45 A..
NJ, and 1880 P. NJ. The way freight train
leaves 500 A. NJ. and arrives 500 p. NJ.
Both freight and passenger trains make
close connections at Milton junction for
Chicago and Oshkosh, and at Milwaukee
for Chicago, Detroit, and all points east
returning they also make the same connec-
tons. 1t is decidedly the best time table
ever made upon this road and We more
than ever suspect that our friend John
Lawler has had something to do with it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24
Business Notices.

Business Notices.
That popular hardware dealer, G. c.
Cone, has new announcement in our col.
umns to-day. His goods are we'll selected,
and offered at prices which must attract the
purchaser.
Misses Clark and Baird, Of McGregor,
have received their spring and summer
goods. We cannot hazard an opinion as
yet to the beauty Of the styles, but fashion
is imperious, and the ladies will probably
admire; Of one thing we are assured, Misses
G. & B. will not be found many hours be-
hind Chicago or Milwaukee in the intro
duction of every novelty in their depart
ment of trade. ..
The card Of the Jefferson House, Du-
buque, will be found in our columns, and
we direct attention to it, and suggest the
trial Of its merits, if our friends should ever
chance that way.
One of the sweetest of all offices is the
adornment of the graves of deceased friends.
1t is tribute of affection to loved ones,
which reflects glory upon the living; SIM
gle flower or shrub often testifying more pure
love and fond remembrance than volumes
Of profuse eulogium. A. L. Baldwin, of
West Mendon, Ct, suggest another beau
tiful idea for the ornamentation Of the mon
uments of deceased freisnds. Think of it..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

PEPPER AND SALT.-The position of SEN
ator Douglas upon the present crisis, can
not be misconstrued. Some Of his friends
in Missouri, who were tinctured with Sc
cession sympathies, not putting much con-
fidcnce in the reports of the associated
press as to his loyalty to the Constitution,
telegraphed him for his sentiments, when
they received in reply the following plump
and pungent answer: Without having
been consulted, or endorsing any particular
measure, am for my country and against
all ASSISTANTS" That hit from the shoulder
is worthy of the "Little Giant"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

troops in Baltimore, on the 18th inst. The
Governor telegraphed to the Mayor Of Bal
timors to have the bodies of the dead Mass
achusetts soldiers carefully preserved in ice
and expressed to him at the expense of the
commonwealth. At Fall River, $4,000
was appropriated to fit out volunteers, and
to pay each volunteer $40 per month be-
sides the Government pay.
The northern Geographic lines will trans
NIT no more messages ordering arms or mu-
nitions of war for the South, nor any mes
sages in CIPHER hereafter, unless directed to
the President of the United States. This
is to offset the action of the southern
lines.
Several United States vessels are now
busly engaged in transporting troops to
Washington and Norfolk.
An immense Union meeting was held in
New York on the Goth inst. j. A. Dix
presided at the chief stand. There was no
distinction Of party. Enthusiastic resolu-
tons, pledging everything to sustain the
Government, were adopted.
j. b. Howell, of the Gate City, has been
appointed Post Master at Keokuk. There
were eighteen deaths in Keok uk during the
month Of March.
They are discovering coal oil in England.
What a slippery time we will have by and
by, to be sure.
Movements are on foot to organize a
Zouave company in Milwaukee, from the
rank sof the fire companies.
The ladies of Milwaukee, and many other
cities, have appeared with rosettes of red,
white, and blue. Let McGregor ladies en-
ulate their example, and thus manifest their
good will towards the cause of their coun-
try.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

HARDwARE.-We publish to-day new
advertisement from the house Of John
Nazro & Co., Milwaukee. This is, without
doubt, the largest establishment west OF
New York city, the firm occupying large
block in East Water street, built expressly
for their own business, and kept full OF
goods. Messrs. Nazro & Co., have large
country trade, which has been built up by
a strict attention to business, and by keep.
ing the best of goods, and selling at low
prices. We commend them to hardware
dealers, feeling confident that an examna-
ton of their stock will satisfy any one that
Nazro's in Milwaukee, is good place to
buy at.-La Crosse Democrat
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

the Cf1SlS-Ouf COuntfy.
Eighty-seven years ago young Repub.
lie came full blown into the glory of national
existence in the ''new world" Old monarch
les admired, feared, and recognized the
sturdy scion of Democracy, yet predict
ed its downfall on the hypothesis that gov
eminent by the people was not strong, and
therefore could not be enduring. Men grew
fast, grew rich, grew powerful, and laughed
out of consideration the idea that we should
ever be divided and plunged into civil war.
Alas! that we arc called upon to chronicle
the fact that scarcely had the last veteran
of the old revolution passed away, ere one
section of the country has deliberately
attempted the overthrow Of the government
his ardent soul helped establish.
The crisis has come. How it come,
whether by the erroneous policy Of the
Democratic party, or the bad management
of the Republican party, or the machina'
tons of those hostile to the system Of popu.
lar government, or by neither of these, il
matters not now. The time for speculation
has passed and sad facts come up to us for
| consideration.
An organized attempt has been made ia
destroy this government, while in the exer.
else of its legitimate functions. Arsenals,
forts, custom houses, navy yards, have
been seized in defiance of law, by armed
rebels. 4 fort garrisoned by the troops Of
the United States, in quiet occupation, has
been bombardcd, RACED, and traitorous en-
sign hoisted dcfiantly over it.
Prompt upon the heels Of this last bad
act, comes the proclamation Of the Chic
Magistrate, calling Americans to the defence
Of their country and its flag. That appca
put forth in this hour of our extremity
came to good and honest hearts. Already
twice sevcntyffve thousandmen have tender
ed their services, and millions for defense arc
offered. In this patriotic action, party lines
have not been drawn; no partisanship car
attach to true patriotism, and VIC bless The
God of our Fathers that Democrats ant
Republicans stand shoulder to shoulder fol
the honor of their country. The struggle
may be bitter, but if it end in the success!
of our arms, let US bury the Ratchet ade
prefer the olive branch in the hope of .
long era of uninterrupted prosperity for ou
beloved country.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

The SPIRIT AT LYNxvILLE.-At Lynxville
twenty miles up the river, on the Wis
consin side-an enthusiastic meeting was
held on Monday evening Patriotic speeches
were made and earnest resolutions adopted,
which everybody was required to sign
Two or three demurred, but the people
promptly il,timated the most polite course
for them, and their names went upon the
record. Ex-Mayor Lefinswell, of this town,
talked Iowa to them for short time, and
WAS highly applauded.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

DURrouE.-Ws have enjoyed life at Du.
bdque for several days past, and when time
permits US we intend writing about its local.
ity and it, society. At present we are
obliged by public duties to remain some
days Of the early part of this week in that
city. Next week we will endeavor to post
Our readers on what has happened both at
home and other places. It will all come
right in time.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

A DELICATE ANNoUNcEMENT.-Our readers
will agree with us that the following paragraph
from the editor of the Auburn Adrertiser, is q
clever specimen Of fine writing:
The county Of Cayuga, according to the
census, had 5000 souls. We have received
information Of the most reliable nature which
authorizes us to assure The Census Marshal that
he may make the figures IS III, and charge the
came to the Second Ward.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

THANKs.-SAM Cook, of the Nasea, and
the clerk of the ". L. Ewsng place us un-
der frequent obligations by handing us
Daily ST. Paul, Dubuque and st. Louis
papers. We do not always express our
thanks for such favors but the gentlemen
who remember us in this way arc assured
that though we may not acknowledge their
receipt we do not forget to think of them
in our prayers for friends.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24
HOW BEAUTIFUL
FO2. u ChiLd'S Craze!

nAGUERREOTYPEP PICTURES attached to
~ Heed Sans and Monumt nts in PARIAN
Likeness from any air or dampness for long number
of years. Any Dagusrreotypist eau cory the Daguer.
rcotype into these Cases from the original picture
and 1t Is but few moments work to attach one Of
them to . Head Stone. When attached to Head
Stone or Monument, they look Is though they were
carved on with the sculptors chie for they initiate
marble SO perfectly. They very OnNAMsarAL to
load stone and are worth twice the amount charx-
ed, for Ornament. More than fifty thousand cases
have been sold, this fact alone shows conciusively
that they ar" fast coming into general use.
The adorning OF the Sepulchers OF removed ones
aevates our grief, and sno hes the wounded heart.
1t also cheers the beroaved know that an additional
embellishments OF the stronger attrac
tons to arrest the attention sf the stranger and
cause him to pause and learn the namo, and gaze on
love OF Others. To a refined and cultivated mind
there not more mournful spectacle earth than
desecrated grave or neglected and vergrown
graveyard. Those in whose memories tho departed
live, will come to strew flowers on their graves and
drop the tear OF affection.
They will plant there the Rose, the Lily, and tho
Evergreen, rs emblems OF fragrant and beautiful
Immortality which they assign them in the Psradk
of God Above all would deplore the loss Of those
tincty engraven upon the tablets OF memory
Although months and may elapse since inexor-
able Death made surrender the bodies cherished
the grave, and their spirits to God yet they
still present minas, beau tful and lis-like.
And who does not realize melancholy pleasure 10
recalling departed one be their image clothed with
the sorrows cares Of Age.
One Of thee Cases will be sent by Express to soy
person Ia the United states for Two Dollars One
Dozen Cases will be sent to any Marble Dealer or
Dasuerreotypist for Twelve Dollars.
Circulars, &C., furnished free and sent with each
package OF cases. Agents can charge s. apiece when
they attach them to llead-stOnes.
Any person wishing to sell them can be supplied d
$l2 per dozen.
Young men and mechanic, by engaging In this
business make ea.ily Fice Hundred Dollars this
spring, and only Twelve Dollars required capital to
commence with.
Monumental Design Book will be sent to any
Marble Dealer Tor Three Dollars this IL iirsr-r ate
work, aud well worth the price asked for It.
All Orders mast be accom- panied with the MoNsY
will be responsible for its safety II you have proof
OF sending it.
Address the manu- facturer,
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,,
Apr;I "a 1SSlu9 nat M..;dnu
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

To Arsns! To Arms!
There will be meeting at Conccr. Hall
on Wednesday evening nth o'clock to
perfect the organization Of Military Com
pany in-McGregr. Our much loved coun-
try Is in danger. The flag is dishonored by
those who have heretofore enjoyed its pro-
lection The liberty Of every freeman is at
stake. Let all those who will stand by the
Uaion and by the right, attend punctually
A patrioticdime IL expected.
BIZ ORDER OF THE Committee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24
JEFFERSON HOUSE
Town Ordinance.
Beuenacted bvthe Torn Council of AleCr.oo,.

DC u eH1Cteo Me 40tcH ConHcH 81 McGftgor,
That the property holders on the southwest side of
the street from the corner OF Mr.. Colgate's Lot, on
Fourth street, to the west corner Of o. G. Bucks
Lot be and hereby required to build good Plank
Sidewalk, three feet in width each, front Of his own
property said street. ...
II any such holder Of property fail to comply with
the requirements OF this Ordinance, within thirty
days from the publications OF this Ordinance it shall
be the duty of the Marshal to build the same and
as ess the costs of building against the delinquent
property holders.
The Marshal l. hereby authorized and empowered to
sue said delinquent property holder in the name OF
the Town of McGregor Tor raid costs before any JUS
tice OF the Peace IN said Town and II Judgment 30
rendered against such delinquent In said suit to levy
upon and sell any property Of delinquent holder
OF property, at Public uctsn after Civ M five days
notice OF su'h sale, in some paper published in tho
town of McGregor
Downing Baugh, Esq is hereby authorised to 81.
pcrvise the building Of said sidewalk
DOUGLAS LEFFINGWELL.
April "a, ls6ltl Acting Mayor and Recorder
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

Cyrus H. Mccormick, proprietor Of the
Chicago Times, publishes card in which
he states that notwithstanding he was born
and educated at the South, and deprecates
deeply any civil war, he is for the Union at
all hazards, and will risk all to maintain our
national honor. E. w. McComas, the edi-
tor Of the same paper, in recent speech,
said that notwithstanding he was Virgin
ian by birth and education, he was also q
patriot, and should stand fast by the Gov
eminent against all danger.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

To CoRREsPoNDENrs.-An imperative call
to be absent during the issue of Nos 235
and 286 of the zSnss prevents US from pay
ing attention to letter-w writer's and authors
Of communications for our paper. Home
and = variety Of "other matters" win b
looked after on our return.