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, 1861-09-02

Ia y . ~ liza 6G6s
l. Harry aller aud Sarah B. Waller, his wife. exc
cuteG and delivered 70 J. IcGrg SSst7mea: czr;stD
6ees q trust dated March M 1lt1 p ~ ~ ; ana =
ldatls. cE the 18Th day Of Marc, D. $50 IN Eoek
1873 ct UaedE 1T Page s49 Conveying cer:atn lct7 Of
lsnd sRd premises tEeren described in tTGst to 50
cure the Percent CT certain FTtG1;s aG.es sac
trust d-e s1eetfed and. ~hereas It p-o 5IHed Y
sic deG tat IN case defa7lt shcu3 be nis4. bT sst
Ehluld respectively become aHe ceo:dt:g to tae:s
tenor arc feet. then o. application Of Huhslann y
4elrcke, tEtt- legal -Iezs1tatiees CT assE1A7
stonld Ee 1aWfa. 11r ed Seanuo9 tt sell aEd isPss
Of ss!d prE1ss+s CT a5{ pa-s ta7sre SD 81 night
benefit Ena "a lrT q rsGenptl2r Of sid Waller q
Fcrtbed IL sat Ceed. atd. Ehersas, certain Install.
menta CT i11trt=t sad notga ays fA31 d1e. aud
defarIt has Esen Hl-ds By RAID Henry Waller. IL pay
ei.t Ct 2aia iEt4EE.t CT ssld Hvt1 at tae tine ~aon
lie tEe tel dae, ard iHtrr5l: IS net tE4a raf3
ro to thte the: ana wcereas, {satd noHnan1 and
Eelrok=.>t e l=ss1 folders 0f sa note5 have maes
srp attSE said GcaTsm to Assert!Ae for aae 6
gall. SID dispose, f3af% gIerssSh .C1Id9 to Efo
vis'tns Ct sai4 Geed ct t-~,st
EeE te+E-fcrs Ectice Is h6reby gtysn that /. ths
day ct septepher, a. D. KS q. the hosr 0. teii
O'Clock ii the for-ncon g. the ncrth door 81 tie Court
Ee',s. In tbs city Of Chicago. IL .oa County n
cftr FER s.1e s5u at Cnh{c aE ton fer tas 1gGest
srd tsst arca the e ert IN cash. TIE pre- Eisea
afozessid yIth 81 EgGt Iezeds a5d ea1ty oS
r. mEtEe situate In the Co4u:E Ct Cook aid
of i1liEGis aud described o2E3: Lots GuEbere1
r. 50 81 49, 81 ~, H. IS and a. In Block Lnt
l. r. * in Bluck s; ant Let 81 IL Block I; si
Hcl 9!ezs fubot.tsi9F g - nGsth haif 81 q t 4
I. s9E- + i. E.. Islag in he Clty ot Chl:a=o.
!. Y0JNti SssAA1AOS, Tru5r,79
Chicago June cGth, 1871. jy@5.57l4-ta
, 1861-09-02

ESTATE OF WILLIAM KAN
T. MERER, lste Of Chicago, deoeaset--Taka no
ec that sy7eaR e fsr "a s5sis5rh afs e
Ka<nMerer VII OF. Tie third Monday 81 IGtoher lss
ase aFEicau - 70 e ContH Gendf ni C2on thl9r
EorGs ior tie said e1ecutz1 and tat II pur.uauce
ef an order t., be Issued By the said Guaft ssL!!e
lie c5tate Of VIM. Kam15Fer: will tsGe place
ILL., -"'o N G3TYL.I8 RATH3EEIs0,
ANDREW FOLIZ.
EhIcaeo, ACgnft eth 1861. aaSas"
, 1861-09-02
rTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

~ COUNTY, ES-Superior Court Of Chicago. An-
zust Term 4 j. lg1, Henry Higgins and 4 " Eel
iseg IS John Embellishments.
Pnhc notice fa hereby given to the said John Ellis
that writ Of attachment i:ued oat ef the otes q
the Clerk the Superior Court Of Chicago dated th0
ii dag Of August 4 D 1851, st the suit Ct the said
Henry ksgias an4 VI; Kellogg and aa,as, ~ s15 taf ~ ss
flred thirty three and $500 dollar, directed to the
Sheriff Of Cook County, which said writ has been re-
turned executed -,
Now. therefore. unless Jon. the said John Elf shall
person be and ap2eSr before the saia supeElSr 3
term hereof Is be hoaen Ct the Cont u Hoase In ne
b ISL eiFe special hail and pl-sd to the said plain
tits action Judgment VIII pc entered aganst yoo and
n tayur Ut tie said plaintiffs and SO much Of the prop
eyty attached as may be sufficient t. satisfy the said
Judgment and costs Will be sold to satisfy the same.
WALTER ElMBALL+ CLERK
GAL1Ep { HITcHcoGK. Pr1s AtttTs. eu-gaSs-1W
, 1861-09-02

II II NC / LEt . AF1ALGss-- " hG4 E04S
4 Bernard G. Caulaeld Henry Waller and saraa
B. Waller his wife, execnted and delivered to oung
San!non. certain deed Of trust, which bears dase
Of the Recorder Of Cook County, Niaoss On the Eth
day Of March, A D. lsH0 In Book s3 OF Deeds ut page
92 whereby they made conveyance Of cettAiE parcele
Il land therein described to secnEe the pay!!1et ..
certain nctes anu interest thereon also described i
seIG trust deed which said notes draw D, 5a35
Ge.peke
And whereas. It was provided l1 said trust deed
that ID case default should he made IL the pa Ineht ci
said prnl Sory notes interest any part tatreef
according to their tenor and effect. then, the Appt
ca9oE ct said HofEalln i Gc1pcEe Their legal rtptA
setaTea assgue 1t should be lsEtnl III said Scam
sell and dispose Of eatd premises OF any pal
thereof IL manner prescribed by said trnst deed ane
-xhafeas. default has been made by said Caul:el5 :
p6ynert Of certain interest said ActsS which IL
past due and unpaid. And, whereas, application Aa5
been uade to the aaid ScamoD, By the legal hold
ers said notes. to sell sid premises as al cnpoR
errd by said deed to dc.
on the twenty day Of Septsnber. 4 D. 1sol. at
j. ot!ork IT The forenoon sell ut pnhEc anche at the
north door OF the Court House IN the c1y cf ChtcsSo
Cock County. H.nols, fo the highest and bes 1Hris
the will bring In cas11 the said Parceia of land
and aIl right. eentat and equity Of REDEMPTION Of said
Caulfeld. and Waller and wife therrin which ss11
premises are described follows toEst; Al thoss
Of Cook and State Of Illinois and described aS foIc VI
namely: Lots 81 q: - e. IL Block Lots j. s. T. IL
Al, 4s. 81 and ii iD Block 2: Lots n -. IN 81 II
Block S; Lots l. = ;3. In Block all IN the Sw1n Ac
Au1eye subdivision II the north half Of the south hat
Of the west half Of tie y. E. qus.te of Section q
fvh1eaeo Junc 81 lSf1 fT:3-rat3td
, 1861-09-02

IRE At NSOIIDATEU
LINE!!
CIECIYNhTI AND CHICAGO
AlR Line RAILROAD.
Forty Kilea t1s Shortest 3eut: r. Cincinnati
indianapolis aec Lonisville.
TWO EKpFE5S TRAINS 1esre West Side U3ioc
DercL Chicago daily. as toliove:
G;3H A M-EaE EErreea. isu!esEs excepted
TaKGGGa II EiNG III AND INDIAEkec
LIE WITHOUT CEANGH OF CARS
EAsTER4 CoSEcToss-At Andersen and Kes
nond icr feGus. Urnana, Ds: ten. Asnia7 ColIla5l4
ard al. laiEta +: CHctra! aaC East1-r Ohio.
EorTHER. EoENEtTIoHB sat lndsna1ells fot
Franklin Co1uEb1s, laadta1, Ia@rtncs;hufE, Jefat'
a.n7H!s and all r>1lta IN Central aud 6oniE iEern u
1aae; elsc tc1 Louisville, frankfort, Lexington, and
sll points Scpt1.
Connections at C:nelansti for Ea7nden. Marietta
FarkyrIharE aRd points en- the Dido River
Time to CncinnaI onlJ Il h9lrs- Elsga1s sleep.Ez
T6Fo1EE 8? Sets 81 tslt Ens esn hc obtainei a g,
EncE EsE2ad 2acss g. Z 1e s II as ~
{undez the 8hermGn Houss1 ,.
CHAs. Z. EoILErT. 9eaL Ticket Agent m5t
, 1861-09-02

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
l. ROAD.
CHANGE 0E TIME.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
l. ROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.
q s e:ss s5 ps2s e. s sas ~ 81
fag Sz5 f5sf 5 asy at
sS : SSss Z Iii / & Ioi.
Ss:s5z r. sss II 10
sss bF fESE FHFf sB B *S55 tss isas So
TFa'ns n sz 3fsys cfisas0: Iss7e Y Xoad + f.wa:
S! s. S:SEA& f
ii E. 5sest f Ss1fT btss sDp7 Al the 0ea
1ouEsor ~. g. AaTMgR FEET; eea sup+
MICHIGAN CENTRAL Rail-
l1 Road.
GRERT CENTRAL ROUTE
To New York, New EnEland aata the
On and after SUNDAY, Aug 1tth, 1851. T.sns 1eay=
| the Ersst Central ep-t foot of Lake ssre=t. at
If q SaiF5t ESe5es I'd 1saay e.
! NewTork, ~ 4; Bes1aa. l145 ~ ?: ~: X
As Ss:a!ssy as55 = ssss'f a5R::; SR;
Albany. $40 4 n New ork. 9o3 a. n !;
| Bo41on, '2:9a +. A
| HIS 4 M--G1rciusan Express, fexcapt 611G5y,}
| through to C1Lcifr att in 12 honrs
EaGsbury's Patent busters
/ Are rnn Oh Day Expr Es Trains.
| PATEETELEEPING CARS On ALLNtGRT TEAMS
| r. Baggage Checked Through -@A
THROUGH TICKETS fer sale II ell principal Rail
roed OFFICES IN the West at the Galens Daice. ceraer
| Lake and Dearborn .trtEta {nnder the Irem int
| House,1 Chicago. and st toe Depot
r n. ElCE General SUrerf1taldoCt
| 10. 4. BEAN, Weetesn fass. Agt.
, 1861-09-02

KKTT(;EELI, & EEEb. TALLOW
IHE MELTEHe AND CHANDELIERS, and deelers IL
Et5:=4 Wcei, Pelts, hrG Ee7da. Bug arc sell Aff
EtccE On Comm salS1. - x-,. r,..
Liberal Cash AGTs1ces Eade CT ahtEEeEts o1 BE- q
shesa hrcies fcr ssfa n tia s5E;
r r
, 1861-09-02

T T, CARTER,
PAPEK AND PAPEE 6ToCK WAREHOUSE.
231 South Water Street Chicago, LII
Cash paid Tor Cotton and Wccieu Rass and Aetala
, 1861-09-02
.TA1E t,E ILLINOIS. COOK

n COUNTY, IS -8upeT1or Coort Of EhI5a7A
A2grst Tsr:n, a. p 1885, John = stearns aaG James
Fcrs3th ya 1eaef L. Sba: k-attaEhment
Pablit ne:lee is her-ay g1yea to tae saa lasAs I.
Ct tie CLERK Of =: Superior Coay: os Chtcs!o. data1
tEe 2oth day Ct J11g III a. t:s snit Of tso ssa
e tate cf iae ead Iaac S::aas fr the u Eight
HCrired AMI Tairty seven s-1k Dallare directed 70
the EhertH Of Eock CoEEtJ which cald witt Eas been
fetEr1ln1 eIeGE.td- ....
Now, t.ere.ore. nness x5a, tee sa!d 1saa? shanE,
s. 81, pernnaNY be ara REpear bes're the saia 6upa
ror t:ort Of Eulcag before tbs f2t 5ai 2f taa
ftr1 thereof &c BIZ E.1d, G. u:t HGEse IN tbs
Cits of Clicsee u The frst Mca1a az August 4. p.
1871 Ee special bs and plea to rhs aaid III n!sana4a, =,
iayar Ct ths e;la plai1tz, sad 50 mack It the pro-
He.tE attachea ss mas be to sat,sly sae
WALTER EIM25lL. Clerz
NATTER b TAFT, FItsffs A+tEt au5g7A-4w
, 1861-09-02

1 was somewhat startled at q discovery
had made during the colloQay. The agent
to whom Was boucd md this friend Of the
black man were one and the same individual
This knew by his nane being repeated by the
liberated foe, and the house IN which he lived,
elcse TO tie river bank, was the haven whittier
/ YES then bound. This house. I discovered,
stood scarcely nile below the sandbRr. I
knew It could not be much fufthez down, but
The presence Of .his bar had been unknown to
NE until that night, and my reckoning had be-
come confused BY it. The planter, for such
he was, also eail that the point Of the bar
nearest to Missouri Fas but few yards from
the spot en- which MY boat was then stuck,
ard offered to assist me in getting her fairly
afioat again, and clear Of the fatal shoal. &C
/ ctpted the offer, and together We showed her
| ir9o deep wsteT. i toos the helm while he
i drew oft the sheet, and by the aid Of an oar to
| ieewa7d, as before, managed to clear the bar
| altogether. By this time the rain had ceased,
! and The gale had become almost calm. The
! EsEtIin5 flashed no more The moon shcae
| family and the stars were ous, although dark
| uasses still swept athWa1t the heayens.
The planter told me that the same flash
which revealed his presence to me, as have
| related, gave the first iut!maGon Of nine to
him. Now We had taarer chance OF viewing
the personal attractions Of each other. His
features we're heavy, lis lips thick and treach
e1ous looking. l thought. Judging by the
Imperfect survey which Was able to make oil
them in the indistincs light shed By feeble
moon and lev struggling stars, he ssemet
men whose years mig shi hsye been forty.
We were row within few yards Of tht
shore On gentle rise from low sandy
beech stood the house Of the agent A feS
moments afterwards beeched tie boat, theE
jumping ont, ran her half out Of the waite:
fur.ed the ssil, balcd out what little renAlne'
in her, and bitding my companion 1aIsEea ~ M
night" cried the planter eve will NEE
sgain before the next night rolls round
laTe an account to settle with your frlene, II
abolitionist" }" and be vent on his way.
sought the agent, was admitted INTO IN
house. delivered my dispatches, andin qua7
{ ter ofan hcur vas in bed buried in deep slun
ber.
, 1861-09-02

NILI.IAE1S & HOTTt3rHLLlN4,
t1 Co3!nissIoN MERCHANTS NC. s.eE South
Wuter street. second door west Of Wells street bridge
give their exclusive attention t. the sale and purchase
Of su kinds Of Produce Stock &C. Commission.
Cash advances made bills ri 1aug and party In
stcre Refer to George sMIh d Co. As-tae Bank and
George Steel & Co.
I II IL 4 Ia iii d
, 1861-09-02
3Ae1k, LARD, PROVISIONS AND PR0DgEE
GENERALLY,

HH KKY ELSON 4 CO.,
lFl PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND SHIPPING
AERCHAkTs No, "a South Water street. Agents fot
the Fulton Starch Wofss. Dswego Co. y. T. Libers}
caaa advances Flour and Grain for shipment to Ds-
Eego New Yer IL etcre. giving tie shipper the
privilege OF selling In either market 10. one coM:nis
Eca.
ETEEY NELsoN Iapls1 R.B STEVENS.
, 1861-09-02
AN ATTACK AND The ESCAPE.

was aroused from this state Of happiness
BY the agent, urging me in the uams Of
Heaven, to dress mJeelf instantly, as the house
was surrounded By secesslonists, swearing to
bum the roof over his head. I Hprang from
nv couch, aud he led me to the window, and
thtre heheld them Twenty men, at least,
surrounded the house, all armed with lowling
nieccs or rifles. They had piled quantities Of
wood about the porch Of the dwelling, a7d
were evidently bent on firing it. No person
lived here, except the sgent and an !rishman,
Who acted a. his servant, but who had gone
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02

NEw MusIc.-Song cfthe Egyptian Girl,
by j. Maurice Hubbard, light, graceful
melody expressive Of deep and tender emo
tons.
Thou wilt come nerer more to the stream,
song and chorus by II. l.. Frisbie. This
composition is sequel to the popular and
sweet song entitled kitty Clyde" and is
destined to be quite as popular.
Death Of the Robin, song by j. Maurice
Hubbard. A plaintive bird song, of dcs-
criptive character.
My Cottage Home Dear Mother, song
and chorus by Geo. F. Root. This, as it's
title indicates is meditative song, simple
ana sweet in its harmony and tranquiiizine
to the ear. ...s.s
The above music is all published by
Root & Cady, Chicago, where everything
in the musical line from jewsharp to 9
grand piano forte is kept constantly or
hand for sale.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02
Iowa Politics by an Outsider.

The Chicago Tribune in an article upon
Iowa politics, has the the following photo.
graph of the issue here 1t is easy to per-
ceive where sympathics of the Tribune in
cline
Judge Mason, the candidate of the white
feather party of Iowa, for Governor of that
State, has Withdrawn from the canvass
Col w. Ii. Merritt, who was put on the
ticket with him for Lieut.. Governor, and
declined to run on the semi. secession plat
TORN adopted by the Convention, has been
Nominated 10y the Union ns their can
didate for Governor, in the place of Adiu.
tant General Baker, who refused to make
the race. The canvass, then, is narrowed
down to the two loyal Union candidates.
Gov. Kirkwood, the nominee Of the Re.
pubicans proper, and Col. Merritt, the lea
der of the Peoples party. We expect to
see an animated fight. Col. Merritt, comes
OH the track with the smell of fire on his
garments. He led the gallant Iowa regi.
ment at the battle Of Springfield, and did
his duty bravely and we'll He is, or was
when there were polit cal parties, a Doug
las Democrat, Of not Objectionable antece-
dents; and Gov. Kirkwood will find him by
no means despicable opponent.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02

SoUND ON THE UNIoN.-The Democratic
convention at Des Moines, it will be renem.
bered fell into the hands Of the Philistines
who rc-nom'nated the Mason Democratic
ticket, substituting the name of Lieut. Col
Merritt to fill vacancy. On receiving Of
fetal notice of his nomination, Mr.. NJ. wrote
letter Of declination from which we ex-
tract couple paragraphs space will
not permit Of the entire letter:
Having. spoken and acted for the Union
organization in thi, State, my vote must be
given for the Union ticket nominated at
Des Moines city on the 2Sth ult.''
"WlIen the war is overland have an
abiding faith that we shall emerge from the
contest before many months, with the stars
and stripes proudly floating from every
State Capitol in the Conference.-The
shall expect to resume my former place in
the organization of the Democratic party !;
and do good service in political cause,
second only to the welfare of our common
country"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02
Is IL Good ManaRevsac mt.

L. IL Good Management.
We have no military education, and do
not consider ourselves competent to sit as
censors upcn the war department Of this
government. But looking from the stand
point Of a civilian, we must say that GER
tain events have occurred in the manage
ment OF this war which look bad to U.s.
We refer now only to the attention paid tc
the rebellion in the West 49, 4.
At the outset Of the difficulties in Mis-
souri,, our government assured the protec-
ton Of tho Union men, yet up to the pre-
sent time three fourtls Of her territory has
been cursed by ma,audirg parties Of rebels,
who in the aggregate quadruple our forces.
Cen Lyon pushed them back at one time,
and as the hest rallied TO return, he appeal
cd in vain to the war department for few
more men to enable him to hold his posi-
ton and dispersc the enemy. His appeals
never reached. listening car; he fought
the enemy with the energy of desperation,
and yielded his life on the field. More re-
cen,ly, Col. Mu1lisan, a very gallant officer,
sustained a siege of eight days, all the while
sending off for achievements, and was
finally obliged to surrender Internationally.
Now, we do not know whether the fault
| of this rests with Gen. Fremont or the War
Department at Washington Our impress.
sion is that it is the former 1t seems to
us it is condition Of things that might
have been averted. There has been nc
complaint yet made of lack Of men, and
regiment after regiment of men have beer
moved from the west to the Potomac as il
there was a great surplus here. Wher
Lyon and Mulligan sent up their appeals for
aid, why were they not answered?
IF the eastern and central States ." '-'..e
| tolo cara &C ,r,u,uiesort to drafting. We
Of the west will take care of the west if we
are allowed that opportunity. For the sake
Of our humanity-for the sake of our CON-
mon interests-lct us have no more Wilson
Greeks, and Lexingtons. We tell the pow
ers that be, that these reverses, so palpably
unnecessary, are disheartening, and arc Sc
riously embarrassing the recruiting of the
remaining regiments. The people are 10y
al, and cling as closely as ever to this gov
eminent, bequcathed by our fathers, but
they demand that there should he no more
trifling on the part of political generals.
Would it not be good idea to have an
examining board for thc testing of Generals
as well as Colonies
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02

EDlroRs NoRTn Iowa TIMEs.-Haying
oberycd in your last issue, that my name
was placed on the ticket, at the Peoples
Union Convention, which convened at FL
kader on the 14th inst, as Candidate to
represent the County Of Clayton in the
Legislature of Iowa-which nomination, on
account Of my engagements, am unable to
accept, and do hereby most respectfully
decline.
Permit me, Messrs. Editors, through your
paper, to express my acknowledgements to
my friends Of both political parties, for this
unsolicited marx Of their confidcnce-while
regret that circumstances beyond my con-
tro. will prevent me from occupying the
position their wishes would seem to indi-
cate. WM. I. GILCHRIST
McGregor, Oct. lst, 1861.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02
OIO. J.
McGregor, Sept. 3Oth, 1861.


Much as we esteem the excellent Senator
from this State, Hon. Jas. w. Grimes
we cannot forbear presenting the following
extracts on the great questions of the day.
The first is from speech delivered while
he was yet warm in the good cause 1.-The
other is from public letter written after
he had got tainted with the pa, tisan feel
ing prominent in some quarters Of the State:
''Permit me to say that the time has ar
rived when am anxious to forget all party
names and party platforms and party or
CARNATIONS, and to unite with anybody and
everybody in an honest, ardent and patri-
otto support Of the Governlnent-not as a
party government with Republican at it's
head, but as the National Government, Or
dained by and for the benefit of the achole
people of the country Jas. w. Grimes
IN July, 1861
awe should enthusiastically rally to the
support of the noble and true men who
were nominated by the Convention (Repub-
lican) held at Dcs Mones on the 3lst day
of July last. '-.ds w. Grimes in august.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02

sW We do not know as the Sup't
Of the Wis. State Telegraph Company is
aware of the fact that the insulation of the
wires between Prairie du Chen and Madi-
son is very mperfect-several of the glass
caps having been shivered by lightning
As it now is, whenever there is a shower or
heavy dew on the western portion of the
line, no dispatches can be got through; in
fact battery of fifty 80 Founders wouldn't
affect the magnets. Now the publisher OF
the Times Extra, feels that this is just cause
for complaint. What does the Superinten.
dent think
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02
The Union Movement.

The Union Movement.
The idea of Union of parties for the
prosecution Of the war and the consolida-
ton Of the patriotic sentiment of the ma
ton, was but the natural sequence of the
canonading Of Sumpter. 1t was the i'm
pulsive conviction Of the most partisan and
ultra of Republicans and Democrats, that
the first ball shot at Maj. Anderson's de-
voted garrison had knocked party lines
out OF view until we had settled this ques
ton whether one or more states should lay
the axe at the foundation of this govern
mcnt with IMMUNITY. 1t was not merely
an impulsive conviction it was more; it
was an honest conviction, and undoubtedly
the first truly honest impulse that many
of these professional politicians had expe-
rienced for years.
AS weeks and months passed by, the
minds of these who were mere par'isans,
or very warm partisans, became gradually
accustomed to the fact that vigorous effort
was being made to dismcmbcr the Rcpub-
lie, and while they hoped it would not sue
coed they were determined, come what
might, they would not sec their party bro
ken up. This c.ass,-largcst where the
people are the least stirred up by the en-
element Of cnlistments-h have precipitatcd
party fights in most of the states of the
Union. The other class who are willing
that party shall 90 to the shades until the
war is over, and take its chances in tho Now
resurrection when peace is declared, have
organized under the appropriate appellation
Of "Union Party" and made their nom'n-
atoms from both of their old organizations,
In New York, the Union party were mt mt
| in fraternal shirt with one minor excep-
I ,lon. In Ohio 4 similar fusion occurred
and good ticket was put in nomination
In Iowa, Wis, and Minnesota, the Union
party has tickets in the field, and in Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Illinois and other
states where no general elections are to be
held this TALL they are holding county Uni
on conventions and nominating Union men
for county officers
1t will be observed that the Union men
Of Iowa are not alone in their movement
They have got the true gauge They are
fighting the good fight. They have gal
liant leader in the person of Lieut.. Colonel
Merritt, and success awaits moderate
effort, ...-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02

FoR REPRESENTATIVES The designations
Of Messrs. Jones, and Gilchrist, will be
found in our columns to-day. Our fellow
townsm an, G GEORGE L. Bass, has been very
unanimously called out by the people, and
with Dr. Chase Of Lodomillo, another very
worthy man, will undoubtly receive the
support of the Republicans, Democrats,
and Union men. There seems at this time
to be very promising feeling of unity on
the question Of supporting these two men
and we can assure the people of the State
at large that they will if elected, be most
worthy representatives Of very respecta.
ble constituency.
p. Sit will be observed that Judge
Potter, independent, has Withdrawn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02

BlvALvrLAR.-Davc Wooiliscroit stopped
vs. on our way up street the other day viii,
mysterious wink, and observing we were
al alone, produced package from behind.
the counter, and with the gravity and Sc
crccy which usually accompanies the de-.
posit Of the grand word Of the O. Z. O.,
whispered to Hs-"Eat Oysters?" We re,
piled "yea." lie then mysteriously added !:
i've got 'cm-B altimore-haye this can ?"
We yea-d again, and were Immediately re.
licved of appreheDs;ons, and he of the
Oysters. Dave says they are going to keep
Oysters on hand from this till strawberry
ias, sure, and they invite the public to
o give their oysters the usual test