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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

ltegives us great pleasure o see thought
sul journals exhibiting dstastc for po!it-
ical scrambling, for that dis.ate is u sure
index of an expanding patriotism. To
every one who has attcntlvely watched this
struggle, the scrambling Of partisan polit-
clans of either political sex for Office and
its emoluments, creates an ill-disguised
loathing. 1t is picture Of advertised self
ishness, in contrast with noble. hearted
patriotism, and We rejoice that the machine
~ Of party organizations begins to prove
ineffective to the hungry packs.
Last week, we mentioned the statement
that the result of the recent election in
Wisconsin demonstrated little inclination
IN the part Of the people for political
fights The vote everywhere was light,
and very little interest was manifested on
either side. We have since observed some
sound words from the Milwaukee Sentinel
which arc directly in point:
Thoughtful men perceive that the desti,
MES of the country depend now on othe,
instrumentalities than the ballot They
know that the latter is at present compare.
lively unimportant and Insignificant. Elec.
tionS arc but a strife between men for office
and its emolumcnts, and one class promise
in that respect as favorably as another.
Good words, every one of them -ant
full Of the true measure Of patriotism.
Let all good Union men rally around thi.
government, pledging their lives, their for
tunes, or their sacred honors, and We vii
settle the question whether the United
States shall have future When thi.
great question is finally solved, We viii
como down to the lesser one, to-wit
whether A or B, shall be Governor o.
G or D member Of the Legislature.
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DIED

OF Dipthera. Nov. 3, lS6l, ALICE WILSON, da ugh.
tet Of Ere lcrick and lIannah V. Wilson, aged about
years.
Alice was punctua attendant at the Baptist Sab
bath School and one who loved to hear about the
Saviour. While lick Alice made frequent inquiries in
regard to Heaven, wishing her mother to tell her what
kind OF a place 1t was. Often would she tell her
mother that she wanted to go to live with God. Her
wish has been gratfieG her desire. realized Sweet
Alice has been transplant-d from thisto
"Those heavenly gardens,
Where angels walk ana seraphs the wardens
Where every flower bro't safe thro deaths dark port
Becomes immortal 1"
''Earth!y parents weep not DER her,
To another pa! ent's breast,
On the wings nf love death bore her,
To the kingdom of the hest.
Where no weeping eyclids meet her,
DwellS she now in perfect rest"
ALCR's FRIEND
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An ADVANCE Milwaukee is
becoming alive to her interests. A few
weeks since she purchased steam fire
engine, and now We see by the papers that
she is about to connect all her railroads by
city railroad. II anybody calls the com
mercial city Of Wisconsin peanut bor-
rough hereafter, he should be put in an
omnibus and driven for three hours over
the pave which stretches from the La
Crosse to the Milwaukee & Chicago r. II.
depot One trial will suffice for a deper.
ate case.
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SHERIFF'S SALEOF REAL ESTATE
State of Iowa, CYaNon county-ss:

NOTICE j. hereby given, that on the 2lst day Of
December. A D. 1861, at O'Clock, P. M, at the
front door OF the Sheriff Office in the town of Nc
Gregor and county aforesaid will be sold at public
safe. the highest bidder for easb b. the following de-
srrihed property, taken Oh specal Execution issued
OF the Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
said county. in favor of Asa Veach and against tn.
Real L ,ta,e tsaac Harrison, to-wt: The House
and bot in the township a Men lon situated on the
north side of the road leading from Mctiregor to Mo-
nona being the lot occupied first by +. d. Wood
bridge by IL. IL. Wilkinson, and this day bought
by me of James Mansfield. Said lot fronts seventy
feet said street ao he lot with the baru there
north of the said house and lot fir-t mentioned !;
that the same be sold to satisfy said execution, and
all co. that have and NAV accrue thereon.
t.- JONATHAN KAUFMAN
Sheriff OF Clayton Co., Iowa.
Elkader, Nov. 18th, lS6ln6w4
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MlssIsG.-We received with sad hearts
on Wednesday last, after our edition wal
worked of, the intelligence that A. ]. Felt,
of Bradford, Iowa, once an editor on this
paper, and more recently a member of the
brave Seventh Iowa." and war cores
pendent Of this paper, twas among the list o
missing at the battle of Belmont. Wheth
er he is alive or dead, prisoner Of war o.
one Of those said to be coming into camp
since the battle, ": know not. We hope
soon to hear fsvorabe news from him, ye
fear the worst. & .~r9 -~ zf4aA- 5G = ata
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MARRIED..

In Elkader, on the l4h inst. by the Rev Mr. Moore
MIR. Rodney ilurlbut, aud Miss Belle NJ Carpent sr,
both OF Me6regor. #s# :
We extend our ongratulatisns to the we'd led pair
Would it be le.Bsile the bride to that like
one Of olden time, she 'kissed the Rod. yet blessed
God!"
At Anamosa, Iowa, on Sunday. Nov 10th, by the
Rev: Mr.. Allen, Mr. Jos sPH LAID, and Miss ISABEL
La PLUMAsn, al OF .LcG.eyor
The "Brosd Gauge" has been the theat-r OF fire.
quen congratulations since the return Of the Iadd
surnamed Joseph, and truth to say, he appears hap
pier than "any other man"--not Bene Dict That's
what's the mat ter.
H. Prairie du Cfien. Nov. 9th by the Rev. W. +.
Delap Mr. Eno"h are, and Miss lice u. lyons all
OF Monona, Iowa.
In Prairie du Chien, Nov Ilth, oy the same, Mr.
lsaxc Hanson, and Miss FREDERICK Franc all Of the
town OF Marien, Iowa.
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rhank sgivinx PROCLAMATION.

Another year Mas gone, aNd VIC are brought to tina,
Period, when, following the example Of our Puritan
s1athers. We are accustomed to cfr our public
to the author Of all good for his merc,.
ful providence towards u.. Wonderful changes have
occurred during the past year, and adver site, seem
- hayo ovcrtaken us a a country and n people
yet We have manifold blessings for which be thank
NIL For the hounteous harve-ts of the field for tho
goacrAl good hcS Of the past year. for the pes ul
relaticns We occupy with nations abroad, F.r the
sfsased patriotic spirit Of the People which romses
- due time to restore peace at home and Triumph
antly place our civil and religious iu,.;tutions Of
trselom friner foundation t~an ever before--for
ehsss and many other blessings sc have abundant
couso FOR Christian graf fa.
With civil, war raging in our midst, the banner Of
RsbsHon waving along all the Southern border hos
Tile afmios marching to the conflict. and walls OF
mourning already swelling from thousands of stricken
hearts and households-thnt VIC still recognize
manifold causes Of gratitude and acknowledge His
Kindly provdences, and confidently place trust
ub hand to control this storm for the Ma ions good
ny cattle us to the renewed favor Of Him who
loesh all things we'll.
70 ths end, I, samuel J. Kirkwood, Governor Of
~ State of Iowa, do hereby appoint Thursday. the
18th day OF November Day Of Tina Tx giviag ;
eod earnestly recommend the people OF the State
abstain that day from their usual avocxtous and
esssmbs ct their respective places Of worhip offer
rhanks, Prayer and Praise to Him in whose mercy
asW moro than ever Is our great trust.
-...-. SAMUEL J. HARDWOOD,
Governor OF Iewa.
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AMY ApppnACuINo

ARMY APPROACHING McGREo aR-ARMs
WANTED - SOON As Poss RLE.-lt il curren ily
reported that an army is on its way to this city
to take some Of the Richest and Finest Gold
and Silver Watches, Jcwelry Silver and Plated
Ware for very small sum of money from w
A. titles, Main st, where can be found with
the above large assortment of clocks,
French and German, Farcy Goods. Toys. etc.
which he will sell cheap Tor cash. Watches and
Jewelry repaired and warranted And for the
soldiers warranted not to let them run from the
enemy it desired. If
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

HEAVY DEAFNESS. The earnings Of the
Milwaukee & Prsiric du Chen Pathway for
the first week in November, were $43, 600,
or nearly one.half the earnings Of the same
road for the entire month Of November last
year. Under this good showing, the stock
Of the road is rapidly advancing in msrket
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

E The first lecture in the course at
the Baptist church comes off on Thursday
evening, by DR.. Evcrts, Of Chicago. This
lecture is given rather earlier in the season
than was at first expected because DR..
Evert's time was fully engaged elsewhere
during the season, and he must lecture now
or not at all in this place. From his celeb
rity as lecturer VIC have no doubt but the
audience will have great treat.
Go carly If ysu want a good seat.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

The brilliant naval exploit at Port Royal,
tho complete victory Of Gen. Nelson in
Kentucky, and the arrest Of Messrs. Mason
and Slidell, are three events which cannot
fail to elevate the spirits of every Union
man in tho land, and make buoyant tho
stocks and credit of this government
throughout the world. 1t has demonstrate
ell that not only in this government Of
the people, but it is strong government
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

~ The North Iowa TINES announces
that q contract has been let to responsible
parties for building a bridge at McGregor
and that the work will put right through"
Allah be praised! When will Dubuque
follow in the footsteps Of their more enter
prisins neighbors of McGregor, and abate
tho nuisance Of their ferry p Cellar Valley
Neus. ta
The Nsus is respectfully informed that
the Dubuquers will soon follow suit. By.
the-way, we forgot to state that the con-
tractor was John Frost.
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NOTICE.

To tn. TEACHERS ef Clayta" County and all oth,rs
Thpoi IL may concsrn -
V|OU are aware that am the author Of a system
OF school government KIN "Wakeman's
Gard Sys,em' 1 have spent considerable time il
get ting it to work, and it has proved decided
rucce~s, feel that it. j. than justice my
self that those wi. introduce this system into
their schools. purchase their cards Of mo have
therefore secured copy right, aud any teacher May
obtain them through the mali by addre. sing
f. d. WAKEMAN
McGregor, Nov. Is. lS6ltf McGregor.
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TO OUR MERcHANrs.-lf you do not keep D.
B. De Land & Co.'S Chemical Saleratus, pro-
cure it at once ms it is gaining friends SO fast
amongst the good housekeepcrs OF tn" country
that you will soon have call for nothing else.
You can get it ut wholesale of the proprictors.
at Fairport, Monroe Co, N. Y, or OF most
wholesale dealers in the country.
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AnytllillSs.

Anythinss.
Verdi has been paid SIG, 900 for his last
opera, LA Fora del Destino," composed
for st. Petersburg :. The Hon. Mrs. Nor
ton is now regularly engaged on the Lon.
don Times editorial staff, as reviewer.
Chas Reade, the author of several late pop
ular works has produced new play en-
titled ''Nobs and Snobs" The editor
Of an Indiana paper says "more villainy is
on foot" Has the editor lost his horse !?
-. Buchanan is said to be writing vim
| dication of his administration. 1t strikes
us the less he stirs up his four years in
Washington, the better for him About
fifty letters per week are received by Pre-.
sident Lincoln from foreign officers, tender
ing their services to the American Govern
ment. Mrs. and Miss Jones, daughter
and daughter in-law Of the celebrated En-
lish novelist are about opening female
school in Detroit. 80. Knity Fair wants to
/ know why Rifeman in i'll health, is like
Revolver? And answers beca use he is a
sick shooter. Pretty. good, amt it,.
The Davenport Democrat and Ne,cs is res
ponsibl for this rub on the Executive Of
this State: "Mr. L. Shaw of the l4th, OF
Anamosa, left for home on Friday. Some
one asked him if he was going to leave be.
fore he got his regiment equipped. yes,
said the Col, I've been here week and
had only one shirt AS long as Kirkwoot
was here he kept me in eountenance; now
he is gone, and my shirt has got so dc
dirty every body calls me Governor :.
A late number Of the Dubuque Herald
states that Burbank g. Co., are buying
5000 bushels of oats and shipping them t
st Paul. h. 1t will be gratifying to every
body to hear that Gen. Scott reposed en-
tire confidence in Mcclellan. In his las
words to him, he used this significant Ian.
guage, carry out your own ideas; act up
on your own judgment, and you will con
quer, and the government will be vindicat
cd" Lieut.. Col. Wentz, OF the Seventh
Iowa regiment, was buried with military
honors in Davenport on the 18th inst. II,
was much respected and beloved. Hi.
last words to his friends were uttered dur
ing the battle Of Belmont. Said he, 81 an
killed. was at the battle Of Wilson.
Greek, boys, but it was not half the battl,
that this is. Don't take me away let IN,
die here on the field" lie then turned
over upon his side and expired. ..... .-
i icy The great victory OF the Uniot
troops in old Kentucky should be received
by every true Union man with great joy
but at the same time nobody should forge
to patronize the new and enterprizing firm
Of Hammerslough Brothers, who have JUS
opened an entire new stock Of Ready MADE
Clothing in Exchange Block on the Public
Square. They have also on hand larg'
assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
Shirts, Drawers, Trunks, &C., &C., all 0
which will be sold at Eastern prices, freigh
added. Remember Hamnerslough Bro!
who take the lead in the Clothing Trade i,
McGregor ~ F.
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NEW ADVERTISEME NTS
Y. NJ &. 4. LECTURES

FUNIIE first Lecture in the course W II he at the
Baptist Church. by W. w EvertS d. D.,
TRUE MANHOOD" 'hur-day Evening 2lst inst at
IL p Doors open at q L. Admission 25 cents.
Gent. and two ladies 80 cents. Tickets for tho
of ten Lecture. 81 so. For sale ut Bar, &
Bro, II. L. NewcI's, and G. G. Cones.
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c9s- Next week we shall print a supple
men, so as to make up the deficiency Of
reading matter in orr regular issue.
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- Work is about commencing on the
aeSdp T. be thrown across the Mississippi
q this point. It will b free bridge. -
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~ Epi-copal Ser'ics every Sunday evening at
Kennedy's Hall. Rev y. W. Clinton, Rector. seats
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afNWe received the subjoinsd notice in
the mail, Monday evening: 80 $50

the mail, Monday evening: SO %A
"The members Of the Philomathean So.
ciety, would respectfully announce to the
public, that they will give public exhibi
ton at the Upper Iowa University on Wed
nesday evening, Nov. goth, 1861"
''Come one come ALL"
d. SUTHERLAND,
Corresponding Secretary.
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~ must be sold 1t the 'D~' 1880
WAREHOUSE OF BASS l. GRANT,
McuhEuOt, : :: IOWA,
"rx: stock Of Liquors, in lots to suit pur sha,srG
OLD KEN UCKY BOURBON; Manufactur
ed in "a, 81 and go, -.
OLD PITTSBURGH RYE, Manufactured
In IS and -,
PURE FRENCH COGNAC BRANDY.
HOLLAND GIN,
NEW ENGLAND RUN, and
SCOTCH WHiSKEY.
h-.mS "oovs Liquors are warranted to b gsuuiae
cash. lew good horses will be taken 10 sxcnanee.
~ r.Uuusuye neal Estate, where SO per cent. Of ~
Mcar.co. N.,o.. INFINITE.
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tants had declared themselves to be for the
Union and desired arms to help defend the
Union flag. 81
During sham battle by the Sd Iowa re.
gment at Camp Benton, st. Louis, on the
18th inst, private McManus of Co. A was
accidently shot in the head and killed.
A large camp of rebels is said to be form.
ing between Lexington and Kansas City.
Springfield, Mo-, is evacuated by on,
forces who are falling back to ST. Louis
Price and McCulloch are retreating into
Arkansas.
The missing of our soldiers at the battle
Of Belmont arc fast coming in. ..v
j. Col. Dougherty of one Of the Illinois re.
giments, wounded at Columbus, has had to
submit to three amputations of his leg.
Secretary Chase has succeeded in negoti.
aling the third 100000 loan at 7 pc,
cent. Citizens Of Baltimore had subscrib
ed 81 5000 to the national loan.
The Charleston Courier in speaking o.
the attacking of Port Royal confesscs that
''the storm Of hail from the feet was be-
yond all description and that t. mancu
, vering Of the feet, was grandly executed.
Milwaukee has been made the theatre OIL
of prize fight between Felix McSorley
"the Milwaukee Pet" and George gle
"thc Third ward Slasher." The "mill'
, lasted thirty-five minutes, when McSorley
was declared the winner.
Affairs in North Carolina offer little en-
couragement to the rebels. The Raleigh
Standard abiding to the recent Union
movement in Hide county say says, unless
these movements are stopped 10y Confeder
ate forces more than one-haif Of the state
will be attached to the United States Gov.
eminent before the meeting Of the Federal
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Rates of Exchange.

coaREcrED BY LEE Il k,NNA!nD, BANKER,
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DENAlSiNG i'm the Post Ofice at Nr(1regor fer |
the reui quarter ending Nov. Is, 1861. Persons
calling for the following letters will please say lad.
vtrtiseao = -.---
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NeruoNs or Sick Headache nay be prevented and il
taken st the commencement Of IN attack immediate
relief from pain aud sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
AeAs to v ich females are so subject,
They act geRtly upon the Understanding Cos
tSeness.
For Literary Aes. Sxsdenss. Delicate Females. and
al pers1ns Of aaiestayy habls, they are valuable rs a
Lasatsse. improving the appetite, giving tone and vioor
T. the digestive organs, anil restoring The natural
Hlasticltgp md strength Of the while system
This OMeAAIIC PILLS are the result Of long juvss.
tigstion aad carefully conducted experiments. having
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prevented and relieved . vat amount OF pair and
sadsrtnsf from Headache, whether originating In the
ileeUoxs system or from . deranged state of the
aossaek~
They srs entirely vegetable Ia their composition.
and nay BE- taken at . l timesnwith perfect safety
wtthout ma ting anysehane. Of diet. and ehe abs.nce
esy dtssgresso'sleaxresders 4 easy 70 eAsi1tsser
BEWARE or ~coUNrERFErrsi
The genuine have dvs signatures ofHenry G. Spald.
Ing on each boz.
Sold BY Druggists and Alloth-r Dealers in Medicines.
Dox viii Be- sent BY mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
wv go
FREE 0S Ceses.
All orders should r. addressed to
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- Cedar Street, New York.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR AL THE PURPOSES Of AEAnrY nrsn

are so composed that disease within the saneea
their action can rarely withstand or evsds 6@.
Their penetrating properties search. aud cltaa1e,
md insigoratc every portion Of The human seYaa.
ism. correcting its diseased action, and res3sSihe
its healthy vitalities- As = consequence Of fkes
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health or energy restored y : remedy q sAce =
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure Che everyday eonp1lss
Of every body but aIso many fhenidahs -
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ness. Heartburn, Headncks ayisisl J1sAi
ST. .ch, NaaxeS, lndigsssioa, - II aihdMm3.a
IMactioa Of tie Boscsi, F7stsakS1y.k sss sfAal&
lite, yaaa3ire, and other kindred es9slasaA
arising from . low state Of the hody u obe6Iea
OF its functions. They are an exe41sat ~alistu6iss
for the renovation Of the blood and he 1es1ssae
ton Of tone aud strength to the syssen dea6irEesisA
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RHTNF WTNE

THE undersigned would "a, to his fl ends and t.
L the public generally that he has just received a
new supply Of White andRed Rhine Wine. ofaqcali'
much superior 20 that received last year. The pub
lie may rely upon this VINE being the true and actnal
juice of the prape, as 1t came from the vine yards OF
the Rhine.
~ ralland try it.
PlaQuemine, sapl5 GABRIEL. BIEHLER.
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T0R THE sfEEDY CUE Or

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Headache, and Bilioas Fsveynh-.
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the miasmaticAf k1soa Of F.yxx AVN -
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proud Spf its prrmonitoty syrbptcns Z Il
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cheapest Theslargc quantity ~ s,n.S~
a dollar hringa Il within tie seaek y
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