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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
Bll s1ness Notices.

Business Notices.
Wells, Simonds & Co., arc in receipt OF
some elegant styles of Spring Clothing and
Furnishing Goods for Gents use. Mr..
Cole still presides as cutter and wedding
suits arc rugged out there that are SIRE to
make the proper impression. TERRY takes
the liberty to sell just as low as he pleases
without asking any body's advice.
A. Steinam & Co., have one Of the most
beautiful stocks west of Chicago. Both
floors Of their capacious store arc packed full
with Ladies merchandise Of all descriptions,
Gents Clothing, Staple Dry Goods, Sheet.
ings, Bonnets, Hats & Caps, Boots &
Shoes, Carpetings, &C., &c. The stock
was purchased for wholcsaling as well as
retailing and country dealers will do well
to take look at the assortment.
j. V. d. Benton, (M. d. by courtesy
has got home and the store of the old firm
is being filled with goods Of all varieties
known to the Drug and Grocery Trade.
See Advertisement.
d. S. Cook is .reccivingh his Spring Stock
the public cr.wd his Store from morning
till night to SECURE The choice of the hand.
some and durable articles he has selected fol
his country and City customers. Cook ha.
a corps of most gentlemanly and accommo
dating clerks and to this fact is owing in
great measure his success as merchant
lmpolite and crusty attendants in store
will destroy the effect of the most careful
selections on the part of proprietor and
while urbanity is so cheap we have no pa
tients with a clerk who will not use it. A
hearty ''How are you, PAT" always start!
our pocket book towards a polite salesman
l.. Sutherland has returned from the east
he succeeded in purchasing a very fin
stock of goods, which are to be sold tl,i
season-war or no war. JOHN A. whose ur
banity, passed into maxim with all citi
zens Of Northern Iowa, stands behind tn
counter as salesman.
Nj. Cole, offers his valuable property or
Main street at a bargain.
The Milwaukee & Prairie du Chen Rail
way Company publish their ferriage rates
So take notice and don't bother Capt. Sher
win to make change for you.
Hoffman, Benton & Co., offers variet,
of goods, as the saying goes TOO 'numerou
| for mention"
Strouse & Rowe have set their house ir
order and are ready for the issue Of event
be they war or peace. In either case pee
pie must have goods and they will fin,
everything they want at Strouse & Rowe's
at terms which are bound to suit thcm.-
There is no discount ON this
! Bass Grant have tons of Agricultur:
Implements, which they offer to the farm
ing public. Their stock is of the mo.
approved patterns.
| We direct attention to very importar
ordinance in relative to the obstruction
streets, etc.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
An Outcast saint.


A company Of the Sixth Regiment Mass
musicians who were assaulted by Balt
more mob on the 18th ult., were led by 3
rough looking man through an open court
into building where they were met by q
woman who washed and bound up thci,
wounds and provided them with clothing
by which they were enabled to Gee to Sc
cure quarters. This woman who thus act
ed the good Samaritan, was one Of society's
outcasts-a fallen woman. Yet let only
those Of either sex who are without sin tell
us she is q bad woman, for the true soul OF
that noble creature, thsugh she may have
sinned, has done much to obliterate the
stigma which her rufians have cast upon
the Monumental city.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

Anythings.
A young lady Of Milwaukee has sold
her jewelry to buy flag for the new Zouave
company 80. The editor of the Cleveland
Plaindealer says he has been Hail Co.
lumbia' Democrat ali his life, and propos-
es to die a.'Yankcc Doodle Dandy"
A fellow in the Confederate army, at PEN
saccla, wrote to ehum that soldering
was hard life-had to sleep on their arms
hands badly blistered-provisions scarce
oysters plenty at 40 cents per
hundred, and nothing at all to drink but
water. :. A resolution has been adopted in
the Illinois Senate to the effect that if the
banks will furnish their issues to the sol.
diers for wadding, the State will keep gold
and silver at par. A good hit at the wild
cats.
A Paris correspondent says "the ladies
are coming out without hoops, bustles,
pads, wadding, or anything else" Oh,
the shameless creatures. :. Twenty
of the compositors in the Office of the New
York World have dropped their 'sticks,"
shouldered the musket and enlisted for the
war. An exchange says that wherever
fire has been you will find ashes.' The
truth and philosophy of that sage observa-
ton are patent Here is another which we
timidIy present for reflection, whenever it
rains, you will find the ground wet
A man of our acquaintance says the
bachelors 60 to the war because they like
| fighting, and the bencdicts because they
love peace. The man who can say such
things is wretch; yea, verify. >. A lady
in New York has two sons in the northern
army, while her husband is an officer in the
confederate forces John Wentworth OF
the Chicago Democrat, tells his poetic war
correspondents that the country now wants
men who will "pitch in'' more and write
less jingle. The Elkhart Und.) Rsoiesc
tells Of negro woman in that region who
had four children at birth, eighteen months
ago and five children at birth few days
since, making nins babies in one and q
half years. lit is said that trees and
shrubs at the South are bearing red bios.
SONS this is contrary to their general ha-
bit and may be set down as . hoax. +.
Maj. Anderson did not surrender Fort
Sumpter; he evacuated it. :. Z. "A near sight.
ed man will not be accepted MS soldier
80. John B. Cough is an Englishman and
greatly over rated one at that !. doe.
sticks" is an officer Of the N. Y. Seventh
Regiment. He proposes to 60 South in
search Of his friends I'D. p" and "B. D.
80. We learn that ar attack per law was
made on Thompson's United States Hote
at West Union in search of quantity o
liquors and that the large amount of tire
pints turned up-scarcely drink round
for the committee.
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FlRE.-On Monday morning fire occur

FlRE.-On Monday morning fire occur
red at Frankvillc, Iowa, which burned the
large barn and carriage house belonging to
La;hrop's former tavern stand. Teabout
lost carriage and cutter worth $3.50. M.
y. Walker lost four horses, harness, etc
It is supposed the fire caught from the
slumbering embers Of blacksmith's tire
ring-the wind blowing the Goals under the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIsE.-The Milwau-
kee Sentinel is now issuing morning and
evening editions to accommodate the great
demand for news. The Milwaukee Free
Democrat is also about to do the same
thing. Long may they both wave.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

DEcoRAH.-The Guards of DEBORAH arc
re. organizcd. The old officers resigned a
few evenings since and new election took
place: G. B. WILLErT is Captain, Ewes
Weiser LIST Lieut., Ole Anderson I'd Lieut.,
and Geo. Mckay, Orderly. Most Of the old
company resigned and the 100 arc madenp
of recruits from all parts of Winnishcik
and portions of Howard County.
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Home War Items.

13OIu0 ~ AT 1ScI18.
Capt. SLADDEN, Of the Clayton Co. Vol
unteers returned from Davenport on Sun
day morning. He called on us and gave
information Of which the following is the
substance: The LIST and ID regiments arc
full and made up as follows: LIST Regi-
mcnt: two companies from Muscatine, 2
Burlington, 2 Dubuque, Davenport,
Cedar Rapids, Mt. Pleasant, and Iowa
City. I'd Regiment: One company each
from Keokuk, Keosauqua, Bloomfield,
Fairfield, Ottunwa, Des Moincs, Washing
ton, Lyons and two from Davenport The
Sd regiment (Which is expected to be called
into tie field soon) will start off with Capt.
r. G. Herron's Washington Guards, at
Dubuque, and our Volunteers in command
Of Capt. s. P. Sladden Of McGregor. The
Captain brought commissions for the off,
GERS of his company. Lieut.. Norris re-
manned at Davenport Vandever wants to
be Colonel. Bishop Smythe Of Dubuque,
(Catholic) presided at war meeting on
board the Key City. Speeches were made
by Mr.. Gurley and others. Great enthusi.
prevailed. Lieut.. Letfingwell stumped this
county slightly a few days ago and brought
in several hardy recruits. Left. is in blood
earnest and we'll bet he will make his
mark as an officer. II. L. Freeman is or.
ganizing a cavalry company which he
thinks will be accepted; Lee, Grant, Spanld.
ing and about 20 others in town and neigh
borhood are enlisted. A meeting of pro-
minent citizens was held On Monday at
Noble & Drummond's Office we learned
that it was deemed advisable by Mayor
Hobart to call the Council together to con.
slider the situation Of the Volunteers and
their families. On meeting Monday after
noon, the Council adopted some patriotic
resolutions offered by Judge Baugh and
resolved to appropriate One thousand Dot
lars for the immediate use Of the Volun-
teers. The scrip will be issued next week.
p. S.-We are informed that Lieut.. Nor
ris telegraphs Capt. Sladden that Governor
Kirkwood is positive that the Sd Regiment
will be required from Iowa and that Slad-
denis Company will hold themselves ready
for marching orders. The uniforms (oi
gray cloth) will he procured without delay
| the ladies of this city will commence at
once the patriotic work Of making them up
| All the sewing machines in town will be
required.
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EATRA SEssION.-GOv. Kirkwood calls
the Iowa Legislature together on the 10th,
at Des MOineR.
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ROLLING COLTlRS FOR 2HI million

DASS Il GRANT are in receipt OF any quantity OF
ID Rolling Golfers Shovel Plow Blade, Cultvat0r
Teeth, Irons and handles, Corn Pows, single, double
and triple Shovel Plows. Also. Evans Il Adams large
Breakers and Deeres two and three hsrse Br eaksrs
with Rolling Golfers, gauge wheel and extra lay.
Mc(iregOr, NAV g. lS61w3
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Var Ne,cs- Rece"tion Of Judge Douglas.
-Busaness generaliy-Money, Markets. DC.
CHICAGO. Nav Cd. 1891.
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\
the favorite tri-color. Long may they wave
80. The town last week was full of peo-
pie, the absorbing topic being WAR;
Drills, the drum and fife and flying Of flags
added to the crowds of teams loaded with
grain in, and with merchandise out, makes
McGregor look like a protracted Fourth of
July. On Saturday Capt. Hooe's Pr. du
Chen company came over to return the
visit our volunteers paid them few days
ago. Lieutenant Lefiingwell welcomed the
soldiers in a first rate, well-lelivercd speech.
Capt Hooe responded in brief expression
OF thanks. The two companies marched
up town and back and as they embarked
on Capt. Sherwin's Ferry Mr.. LAWRENCE,
an eloquent young lawyer of Quincy, tenn
porarily stopping here, babe them farewell
in few words burning with patriotic fire.
MIR. L. has delivered several fine addresses
to the volunteers Of this place during the
] past week :. The Hawk Eye State ran her
colors up the other day ut the request Of Our
Boys. The State took $4,000 hoop poles
from this point to Davenport. Bass 4
Grant Shipped them their value here is
81 per thousand. The carrying Of such
rough freight by the river palaces tells how
improbable the steamers now arc...
Marshal Hunting is going about doing
good with gun in his hands. All purps
and dorss not provided with nasal ornaments
are shot-very much. Owners of valuable
dogs will notice and those who own worth
less ours will obige US by going to no ex.
pense for muzzles Messrs. Van Vel.
Ter & circuit have purchased MIR. Bracken's
Butcher Shop, and will hereafter run that
institution. "A flag was presented to the
volunteers Of Clayton Co. last evening, by
the ladies of McGregor. As We go to press
J Tuesday noon We are obliged to defer a
notice OF the ceremonies till our next issue.
-. The river which has fallen two and a
half feet, appears to be at a stand again.
The June freshet will probably put it up
to food mark soon.
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PATTON TP., April II, 1857.
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