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CONGRESS-, - Extra Session.
WASHINGTON, August

WASHINGTON, August 3.
The Senate confirmed only two Major
Generals for the regular army, viz Messrs.
Mcclellan and Fremont, and Brigadier
General Mansfield, Mcdowell, Roscncranz,
Anderson, Meigs and Thomas, the last
named Adjutant General.
The following is correct list of con-
frmations of the highest officers command
ing volunteers, as copied from the official
record. Mai Gens.--Danks Dix and
Butler. Brigadier Gens.-MCcall, Curtis,
Kearncy, Reynolds, King, Sigel, Heintzel-
man, Porter. Franklin, Stone Thomas W.
Sherman, Hooker, Lander, Baker, Kelly,
Lyon, Pope, Cox, Hurlburt, Shenck, Pres
tiss, Grant, Cough, Gov. Sprague, Burn
side, Montgomery of n. j., Phelps of VT,
Williams of Mich, Hunter, W. L. Sher-
man, Buell., Cakes Hamilton of Wis, and
McClernand.
WASHINGTON, Aug 6.
All the bills which passed both Houses
were approved by the President, who
yielded reluctant approval to that fol
the confscation of property used for re.
bcllious purposes.
Yesterday each House provided scpa
ratcly for an increase of the pay Of volun
tccrs and regulars 81 per month, but fl
nally they united on bill which incrcas
es their pay only 81 per month.
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NOTICE,

WHEREAs,my wife LOUISA L. WnEELock has
w this day left my bed and board without just
cause and provocation Now, therefore, this Is to
notify all persons not TO harbor or trust her on
my account as shall not pay any debts of her
contracting after this date.
JONATHAN r. WHEEL0CK.
HYDE Park 1ulv ?yth lsfl --9w9e
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T AMOILLE COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
IL will open its Fall Term with full Board of
Teachers, Sept. 9TH, 1861. A fullmotice OF which
will be given soon. By order of Trustees,
II. W. ROBINSON, Clerk.
johnson, Aug. 7. lS6l.--3Y
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He has some beautiful Silver-Plated Harnesses
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10 Repairing done on short notice and In o
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III arrtt0.

In IIolyoke, Mass, July l4th, G. C.. MCINTYRE
of Hyde Park, and ELLEN DAY of Northampton
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
From Washington.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.--Mr. Stewards
speech has had a decidedly soothing effect,
and is doing much good. Mr.. Crittcndtn
declares it is in the right direction, patriotic
and statc>manlikc.
1t was announced to-day that no rein
forccments will be sent to Fort Sumpter at
present, as they are not needed, but have
good reason to bclirv, it to be the settled
purpose of the Administration to vindcate
the flag of the Union by sending the means
AS soon as the department can be properly
arranged.
The chief difficulty is scarcity Of war yes
sells.
Gov. Pickens, Of S. G., having balance
of $4,000 due him as late Minister to Russia,
has sent here for it. The Department. ad-
ju>tea his accounts by sending him draft
on the Charleston sub-teasury, the money
in which has been seized by tho State!
The Missouri Senators addressed note
to Secretary Holt yesterday, asking why
the sub-treasury at st. Louis was guard, d
by U. S. troops. Mr.. Holt replied that he
would explain if they called personally, not
otherwise.
A telegram from Col. Tod in command Of
Fort Monroe, in Mobile, says he has plenty
of men, guns andamnnition to prevent any
hostile force approaching Mobile..g
There is no confirmation here OF the
Charleston rumor, that Maj. Anderson pro-
poses to evacuate the forts.
The voluntary military organizations in
this city for its protection, are increasing
rapidly. and last night numbered several
hundred Union men
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u, q, .ho g, vorite sjpn Nv which nature

as- UnApAcus l. the favorite sign by whoh n".ale
makes known any deviation whatever rom .ne ~
al state of the brain. and viewed In TINS hgn. my
be looked on as safe guard intended 20 E,s "o' ~,
Of disease which might otherwi,r escare attention. w
too late to he rcmedied: and its indica,obs Snou"
rover bc ne elected Headache NAV he c'aSSiheo VI"
dor two names, viz: Symptomati" ana iaoPa'"n:.
Svmsto,po,c Headache il exceedingly common anu y
~. nrecur-or of Il great variety of d'sea aH"k
which are Apoplcxv. Gout rheumatism ara a ro, W;
s;.s,ses In its nervous form 1t y -ympafhr'c o, 1i
case Of the .ton,a oh constituting sack Oh nc
ma tic disease cor, tituting bhous hadach', OF
con,tiarjon and other disorders of the bowel. y"
rs renal and uterine afections Diseases OF tne nt".
are very Frequently attended With lleadache hnemA
and r,cbora are also affections which frequently occa'
sion headache Tdoro 'hir Headache j. al very COM
mon being usually di>rrgui he'd by the nans "
rs,,,sus headache. sometimes coming on s"o"e'N !"
State Of APPARENTLY sound health and rrns'ra'"x y.
once ' he ,,.n al and ply ical rres aha III "'e'
instances il come. I'm SLOWLY. hera Lied by cePresfn
of spjrits or ncerbi.y ni temper ln most htaucr ,
the main il In the front Of the head over one or ooh
avrs and sometimes provoking vomiting; unoss 'n's
class NAV also be named Neuralgia. A.
For the treatment Of either class Of HeadArhe ths
C,hs lie Pills have been found sure and sate rcms.
4, relieving the most acute pains in rev m'hu's':
and nv it, subtle power eradirating the oisese" Of
wI,ch Ill adachei Is the unerring index.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
Consultation or Costiveness.

No ono of tue many ILL., flesh Is heir TO" u so pre-.
yalcnt % little unRrrs God. and 20 much neglected.
A. Co,ijyene.s often originating in carrie>sHess or
srJ.utsry ,,bits it regarded slight di order oil
too Little col. equ-nee to excite anxiety while Ia real
iy il the prerur.o. aud comp ap'on of 'hany OF te
most fatal and 'laneer"u- disease ana "hie cary
eradjcatrd it will hrug the sufferer TO an un'ihey
o. ave Among the tighter evil OF which cn.tNehers
j. the II uai attendant Headache. Co &c. khrnma-
tim, Poul Breath, Pile ami other "l iNe "a W
Win, ,n,p train o, friytiul di>ea such Mal's-
naGt Fever Ab>c--. e. Dr:rntaIy. Dlarhoai ny pep
sia APO. ie1y, flilr,y. rarat,s. terra" iiy' o.
cliondt,>i. Melancholy and ln' aiitl' III ''or"'e
tir ~. enc. in the ~ team thi, alarming s,mt-
tom. Not unliequrnty t!is Iii ca eS named originate
in on, ripatiou but take on an independent existence
unle.~ the cauei eradratcd IN IN cary s,ase rio'"
an ,b,s, considerations il follows that the disorder
should receive iumcd ate attention WI neTer u oe
cur< and no Ter should neglect TO get b'N OF
Grhalir Pili on the frat aipearanc" OF te co'll"'
of di. ea.s and dc troy this dangerous 'ee I" human
fife.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
Iatest Dews.

Toombs and Gen. Scott came near "passing the
lie" at dinner party OH the llth. TocMbs wi.hed
the Star Of the West could be sunk, together with
those who sent her to Charlie ston. Scott reproved
him and both expressed Themselves az irresponsible
for what they said. It is feared there will be duel
All the Louisiana forts are now in the hands of the
insurgents. The Arsenal at Baton Rouge refused "a
surrender, but it was soon surrounded by 600 STAT
troops, and Maj. Haskins. With only two companies,
gave up.
Alabams seeded on the li.h The ordinance pas
sod BY 81 to 49, The ladies of Montgomery presented
tine Empire with splendid flag. The usual amount
OF speeches and fireworks followed Alabama invites
all the southern States to met her a. Montgomery
February 4th.
North Carolina wants an Equitable adjustment ~
or she viii secede. e-
The President has stopped his adverts emcn.s" in
The delegates from West Florida threaten to sccede
again, if the other part Of the State don't do right
The Arsenal at Chatahoochie, has been seized by
order of the Governor.
Lieut.. Talbot reports #. sumpter not favora.
bly, situated as las been thought. Only vessels OF
light draught can get into Charleston harbor. The
Star Of the has arrived mt New York and awaits
orders The said to be anxious to return and
to be landed at Fort sumpter.
Before daylight the morning Of the 18th, a
steamer left Norfolk loaded with powder destination
unknown. 1t l. thought the bomb.rroof steamer
Fulton will be ordered to escort the Star OF the West
to Fort sumpter.
ed by almost unanimous vote. Re oiutions piedgng
that state in AID and MONEY to back the Federal
Government III its efforts to re.tTe harmony to the
Republic Speaker Lttlejoin offered the resolution
they Iu.ent the southern states which get hold
on against secession Gov. Morgan Dispatched the
resolutions 10 the President. .....
The ship St. Pierre refused Charleston harbor
because she carried the American Flag. PEI.
Run oil says that the Broo hn Will go down to
Charlie ton and engage the batteries Morris Island
while the OF tire West is e.corted Fort Sumpter
Gen. WA. o. Butler. Of Ky. l. offered the War
Department. Butler wn- on the ticket with Casa, III
ls4s and 10 ~ able man, though too old Tor this
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMALaAMATIoa OF LAseucG Is There u .
growing tendency in this age TO appropriate the most
words of other languages, and aittr whe
70 ;ncoruorate them into our own; thus the word
C.,halic Which is from the Greek sgniying for the
beaa j. ecomng popularized in connection with
Ar Standings great Headache remedy but will soon
.,;,, became AZ common Eectrotype and many 9TH
eys VIII ose foreign words has bssn worn
away by ccmmoa n uage until they seem "nasive and
to the manor born"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

El- OVER EXCITEMENT. and mental care ara anA
iey incident to close attention TO h ineH> or s'e.
are amoug the numerous eau eS OF Nervous ie,uAo
The ord cred state oil mind an body incident 10
Thu di Pressing comp isa fatal blow to all energy
and mbition. sufferers by this sioider can AWAY
obtain speedy relief from these ditreSins attacks ps
u,ing OF the Cerhaiic Phis Whenever tue 5"f
toms appcar IT Guiets the oy,rtask'd BRAN, anu
.oothes the strained aud jarrng nerve an rc1axes
the eli. ion OF he stomach which always ACCOMPANIES
and the disorder cd condition OF the BRAIN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

pp,nczr- NI,sSu< wants yon to send her box Oh
C-phac Glue. 10 u bottle OF PREPARED rus '" ~,
~ ;ki,,, th,,,s not lust /, naiiler; but perhaps ven
n. a,her knowing what it l.. Ye see she's nigh deaa
and rome with the Sick Headache. and wants some
NJ ruamst-You must mean spadIng's Cephalio
Pills aa ,,.
B,idat Och! sure now and you've sed u. mere.
the ouarther and give me the Pills ana aon' 10 ="
day about it aither.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

BUTTE REcoRD.-This is one of the all
lest as well as the spiciest of our cxchang-
es ORovILLE, Butte county California is
its location. From close perusal OF it for
three years, we conclude that it's editor is
one OF the most companionable quill drivers
Of theawcstern slope. May its Ninth Vol.
ume be as prosperous as the eight past ones
have been. u a a4
N. d Plum, ESQ.,. formerly Of Garna-
fyillo Iowa, is Sheriff Of Butte county,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

TwESrY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED MIR. srad
ing has said millions OF bottles OF M ee,e"ra'ea
pren,red Cline aud it j. e. tmated that each petite
,ayes at lea dollars worth OF broken inrnhure,
thus making All aggregate Of twenty millions OF dol
ion Having made hi Glue hou.rhoid word. he
INV n-onosps to do the werli still greater service ny
curirp all the aching head with hi Crhac Piil', ana
il they tire ~ good hi Glue, Headaches VII! soon
vanish away like snow in July.
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A Real blessing.

Fhysician Well, Mr.. Jones, how Is that mead
81 he? ~. -, $500
Nrs Inns Gone! Doctor, all gone! tho pill yo"
seat cured u,e in just twenty min ute, ANA w,sh .'u
would send some mere o that can haveihcm w u"s :
.bysjrian-- YJu ran &c, ti,,u at any Druggist -
Can I,r Cruhalir Pill: find they ever sii, ana
recon, mend them il all ca e. OF Headache
Ms .I,j,fs II shall .cnd tor OK direct w. ana
shall tell all my suffering friend, for they arc ar'af
blessing.
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Howard .4SSOciNtiOSa,
PHIL DELPUIA

A Benovo'ent Iu tituton s-tahN he'd by spscial En-
cnt Tor the Relief OF the Sack and Ill treSsed.
afflicted with virnlent and Epidsnie D ", and
especially for the cure oil Diseases Of the sexual
Organs.
NTEDICAL Advice given e""tis, by tho Acsiug Sur
Nl geon, all who apply BY letter. with de. criI.
lion OF their condition, Gage, patton. ha bits OF
lite Sc )and in eases OF sXtgve poverty, Incidence
turai> he'd free OF charge.
Valuable Reports on Spsrmatorrhoea, and other ris
eases OF the sexual Organ, and on the NU H.
employed in the Dipel.e AIRY, Sest to the afflicted
-aled letter envelopes, free of charge Two three
staups for postage will be acceptable.
Address DR.. j SXiLLIN ll"rGHroN, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. q South Ninth street. Phil
adephla, Pa. ry EZRA d uEAKrWELL Pres.
GEO. fAiRCIlfLD, sec'y. jan2wly
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

WAsHINGroN. Jan. l4-Dudley Mann leaves
this week Tor urope as a commiss oner on tie
part OF South Carolina. to make commercial
arrangements with the various Governments
7. utler also leaves on similar business in
behalf OF Georgia. Another report says Clay
ION, Ass't Secretary of Treasury was removed
yesterday.
Turing the short period Mr.. Thomas was
Secretary of the Treasury. 5000, 900 acre re.
moved from the treasury vaults in this city to
the Sub Treasury in New Orleans, for what
purpose is not known.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

nj3~ hid ven evsr have the Sick Headache! 20 you
rcmr,uhar the th,o''hing Temples. the iev''e" nn"'
.h iao,h;,y and Il; on I a, the ;tht nf food How
tot ally unit YOU trr pleasure CONFER alton u"
study One Of the G. nhalic Pill would have rre'''.
Won from all the Hf'rin: which N"u th"n eNP''fn'e"
For rhi and other pur oscS YOU ehou'd always nave
box Of them on hand to use =, occasion requires.
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virginia.
LIcHMoND. Jan. IL. Tho House passed the
convention bill, with the amendment to ref r
the action Of the con, ention relative to seces,
sisn, back to the people.
No action haa yet been taken upon the bill
by the Senate.
There is increased excitS mcnt at the Capito.
today.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
g .NcGREGOR BAKERY
EMIL SCA.ITTLER,

rs prepared to furnish Hotels Families Parties snd
soirses with the bast quality OF bread, Cakes, Pas
try. &e Orders left wish Aets9sr, Lycs os kAsNsdy,
will be ?, omptly axtsndedec.
July ~, lSc0Tl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

New YoRK. Jan. l3-Thc steamer Star Of
the West steamed down the harb"r early this
morning, and landed her troops on Governors
Island, ard returned To her duck
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

CAVIAR prscovssY.-- Among the mo imnor'an' o.
all tie great medical discoveries o1 tfl hte W.
~ .;a.r.5 tho sv.tem Of vsccr alton for protection
from Sm, pox the Ce halle Pill for re''e 81 lirru'
ache and the use Of Qninc for the rrevrnr,on o re
var. either Of which j. 'nre Sr!""'' WI" ~ 80.
,i, lac cxn.reuced nv suffering humanity long after
their ais GOV rers forgotten
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

PENSACOLA. Fla, Jaa l3-Fort Barrancas
and the Navy Yard were taken yesterday by the
Alabama and Florida troops.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

BosroN, Jan. l4.-The Sloop Of War, Mace.
don, from Portsmouth. passed Highland Light
this morning, bound South under sealed orders.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

Sabbath School Association.
The first aonusl meeting OF the Clayton Coanty
Sunday School Association, will convene at the Con-
Eregationa Church, in the city Of Mctrcgor. Tues
day aud Wednesday,, the 18th and 10th of February
next. at II O'Clock, A. n.
The attendance Of superntendents Teachers, and
all friends Of Sabbath Schools il earnestly solicited.
s.sga.HstSss ROBERT GRANT Secretary.
Mc0reeor, Jan. 9, 1851.
Gutenberg Register and Elkader Journal please copy
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81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Is A State Convention bill
was warmly discussed in the Missouri Legis.
lature during tue past three days, but without
final action.
Handbills signed by six leading Republicans,
including F. P. Blair. advising repu licans no:
to participate in the Unon meeting Yesterday,
were freely posted about the streets before
noon .a-#.aI So.
The Springfield correspondent Of the Missouri
Republican,. says there is reason to believe
that Mr., Lincoln will accept the border State
Compromise, and the doctrine of non .inter.
vention in regard to the subject of slavery in
the Territories
Mr.. Lincoln denies having rendered Henry
Winter Davis a Cabinet appointment.
CHARLESTON. Jan. l2--Mr. Girendedon, a
member of the South Carolina Convention ,
went to Fort Sumpter this morning and he u
private parley with Maj. Anier. on. All kinds
Of the flag OF truce by South Carolina last
night. Some say that disaffrction exists among
Maj. Anderson's men and others, tn. a surren.
der OF the Fort is contemplated, and that it will
be evacuated. II is believed that negotiations
at Washington are going on for a peaceablc
surrender Of the Forts, and for the cessation of
warlike attitudes. Good authority credits this
opinion. ....sa
LATER The Steamboat I" Excel has come
into port with the news that the Sloop OF War
BROOKLYN is off the bar. This is certain. Col
EIayne on the part of South Carolina, and
lieut. Hall on the part OF Major Anderson,
have left for Washington with proposals, and
to obtain further Instructions.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

r,c, worru yNoy1Ss--Spal,ng's Ccphalic Pills
sr. I, cert, in care for Sick Headache. Biou~ Head
ace Nervous Headache, o-.yoncss and General De
h!ity.
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Slei2h Shoes.

1.-TWO TON of SLEisH Shoes on hand. which WIN
Be aold very low for Ready Pay CalI kooa q
the p4onA-y uartusss storo. q. WILLIAMS.
MoGreSoy, December -. 1881.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

Stewards Speech.
ALBANY, Jan l3.-The New York papers Of
Saturday evening. containing Stewards speech,
were eagerly sought for among conservative
men of Of all parties. 1t is highly appauded,
and as a general thing, it is vsry much COM
monded. A few Republicans with aboitio pro-
clivties, declar, 4 that the Senator was cowcd
comparatively SIN al. His speech will undoubt.
eddy hasten the passage oi.the compromise Res
olutions. s ~..... ..
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Sash, Doors and Blinds.
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CIIAs. J. c. KLINE, aS0 fr.t Avenue, New Ycyk,
Post Box 1855. Iuug2e, 't0yll
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