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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
D77SHNELL 4 ROBERTSON.

R. BUSHNELL, THos. H. ROBERTSON,
attorneys 81 Counaelors at Law,
- rolleeting Agents Office in Chapman Kirk
sa,ieks Building, PLATTEyiLLE q ant Coz WIS.
q fsa olous will attend faithfully to ali Grim
s' .i mid hat may be intrusted to me- -.a.o,r
nl 'un 'S THVS H. ROBERTSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
TEETH: EA

UULCANiTE TEETH! E.
GREAT LhPRO YE1KEgT IN ARTIF2ClALQIfyYyS
TEETH AlJ
g. w. JONES' Dxsrr having right for making ThErH on
the plate being sa od g M absolute sieo'tY
al other mSods having thoroughly tested Jor toeeoe
rnoatss In large number ana Of he dicsh cases
gold other plate had utterly failed CommendI with
eEe confidence those desiring full partial SETS OF eth e.
pscily dissdfed toih Lhss ey ao,o using rhe per
CT the plate and the auction thereby secured en-
abes Him 10 insert teeth without clasps which, e
gold plate has rendered many teeth painful and useless NAV
adopted those standing In the profession norm
South testimonials I'll. be given and specimens exhibited 10
those wishing them.
Gold any other pats Of couse for such prefer
them
rns cleansing regulating all other operations gently aas
thoroughly performed
Teeth withOu, palm By electricity having erscsef
some two hundred teeth With L.
tE Office hours from 10 81 from ~ 70 g. on Main se~
h.tv,.n eh ana IO,h apps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
naCON. LIOUORs, &c


400 bbls Cincinnati common WHISKY
HUI 200 bbis fine mountain wh.sky. -t.
20 ibis CONNER nae and vreaeh hrHney;
5 half pipes ssnncsy and Guard French brandy
hall pipes Holland gin
~ bills Port and nedera vine
brandy
half bbls German bt.ers.
20 bbs fne Virginia apple and peach oranoy.
10 DbhL Northern spple brandy
Il: hhds prime shoulders and slde..
1000 schooley's tugarcured Woridsfair mans.
lOO smithheld hams.
30 terces and bbs prime Western lard
100 bsis extra G, B. A crushed and powdered sugar.
80 bhls brown sugar.
800 bbls Nc. l, 2, and mackereL
100 bbls family herrings,
200 bbs No cut her.nes
Is whole cheese
4co bbIa ane superfne. and family aoar.
o. hits No. macaerel
ShAf bbls- white 6ssh
. half boxes osf suss-.
IS bags Bio and Laguayrs coffee.
100 boxes Of Mustard
90 bundles wrapping tvine.
90 boxes chalk and Powhstan ppef.
81 boxe; ground pepper.
90 doz brooms
% Goa barrel Govern.
20 dox. cedar tubs.
800 Of wrapping paper.
10kegs b. carbonate ofsoda-
rs sosss Mi.cssu. candles.
Oolgs'es deterSive and fancy soap,
90 bbs Cub. End n. o. molsses.
5terees goldfish
30 demUshns
leo cotton and hemp nnss-
eu0 bags OF shot
1000 gross matches
1Uo dos buckets.
5o0box-s tobacco.
Dkegs ssl soda
900 tegs nails.
is half chests green and black tea.
100 boxes ada antne candles.
the above dock which fdehfs
THOMAS JoNEs
No. Main StrsSf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
DEFINED sUGARs.-sOO sanel. for .Aleby
N ap5 HDwIr WORKMAN CO

-
II Ap5 EDwfr WoRTHAN q co
d. TUBs AND FlRkINS SUPERIOR FKzsH
O ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER ust received BY steamer York
t1Wa
81 kegs ana half bbiA Virginia Mountain Butter,
50 bag Noena LsgasyrA Jaws, Csylon and Rio Coffee,
30 hb Crushed Cat Granuated, PulveriEed, co1ee and
Brown sugar,
i0haf chests best Green and Flask Tea
lo0 hbl- Family. Extra and super3ne Flour,
80 sagar-cured Queen cty, rodd's and plain Hama,
fTo thin BreAs, pieces, Shoulders and Joles Bacon
50 hoKes ParAdns, Adamsntne and rallov Candles,
1Vl bush Grey, Crouder and BiAek-Tye Peas,
30 b1ss. White Mercer and Peach BLOW Potatoes,
London Porter quarts and pina Port and Madeira Wine.
London Dock Brandy, and Old Va Mountain whisky.
For B9le Wholesale and retail, by g. ROBERTSON,
Gps Corner Governor snd Rrankin sres.s.
IcORICE--ssAnscrd Rssrcs. In and for sale BY
~ ApS A. STOKES co.
UFyOU aAvE HoRss OR MULE In bad condition, Try pu-
II Val & NorIon's Horse Tonic. II b worth any
e the price Of for Improving the coalition OF Horses. kc
and preventing and curing Bots WORMS hidebound Dsenpe
&c. J. p. DUvAL.
Sole Manufacture snd Proprietor.
EBsoi BY al Drusys In The late United States and In the
sou bern C,nfederaey. apps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
OR raE SALE or MIG oss'

TIVE undrSsn hss This dsy commenced the Auction business
hs sale Of SsGRoES ., fhe AusiOn Room frsnkln
street. lately Ocs upled ~ Bgrrs A GkE6oSY
he v a NeyVe both PsSHey saa privately and sociis the
his friends and the pubic generally lie pledges his
promote tia los ri a his patrons and nse hi self
thAt nom h org experience in The trad be VIII be enabled to
obtain the hi hest market prices He v make liberal advances
al property hAad-A9d prepared 70 board persons
gged 70 s trade, and aRo their ample
no1A lous for bott. II SrOkEs,
On Franklin. sra door below wan street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

FpACrICs FOR vOLUNTEERs IN ACTIVE
sGRvIcg-In partition and Win be published umedA,ey,
Manua % fAcncx for Volunteers Active Service compiled
sm the lat srAsDAED AUiHcurK emorscng all that h
A for rSops IN aedve service By Col Nm H. RICHARDSON, J
NEAeLY READY.
MANUAL yoR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RIvLEMEN =
call your attention important military work In
the OF publication By tovns1an Morris, puohsher
bookee The Oook has been prepared By Col Lrecs
DAva Army entted, TAG rRooPkRs being
yson and Aodgemsn a. the d for Mounted rhemen In sd
ditSn 70 Which q pruted IN fall the 5krrhes DR. for
hourted Rhsnen BY Cap, Marry 10 which correspondent
ferred tAvorably etiapnJ fey weeks agaWh0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
LAW CARDS.
KERFOOT Il WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UESELLORS AT Law,

I'D rxEsoor wAiLnL
KERFOOT Il WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS AT Law,
pALLAs, TEXAS
B-Prouipt attention 10 Collection and Land Claims.
RUfRsstkS-eamue NJ Garland, Amherst O Il Va; John
Thompson, Jr Amherst H. Va; Garland Christian Lynch
burg, Va Mc,iey Speed do; Judge n. n Burford Dallas
DAVID .. q. CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAorIcEs all the Courts the counties and
him In the adjacent counties
81 address rye River warehouse O., Nelson Co., Va
CAMM PATTESON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTISE IN THE COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON ANO AMHERST.
ONCE Buckingham @. HI.
de24-dem
PARKE POINDExTER,
ATT RNEY AT LAW.
Richmond CITY, Va.
WILL practice In all the couru hold In the City Of Richmond
w and the counties OF Chesterfield, Henrco and Powhsan
Once the Of 1+h Pearl and ain Streets the
store OF Noah Walker %. de40-iy
WALTER Il. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN Ely AT LAW,
RICHMOND. VA,
MILL practice regularly In all the Courts held In the City Of
w Richmond, and counties Of Hsnrieo onserfsd and Anne
once No. Law Building. Franklin Street dss-su
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
WOOD BOULDIN and his son WOOD BeULpIN, -,
w united In practice Of the Law, In tie counties Of
WOOD BoULDN Jr, WOOD BoULDR.
Boydton, Taeoa Post once,
hseklsnSurs, county. Charlotte cou mtg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

FB.-Pronpt attention 10 Collection and Land Claims.
RKyrnsSlrs-ssmue ~ Garland, Amherst O. n, Va; 10
Thompson, J Amherst H. Val garland Christian, Lyn
Texas: Hon. NJ H. Darnel. do. MISC dkeiy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
VOLUME &C..
RICHMOND WING.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.

DEsfRr IN eaa Atsntoa NJ removal RON No 100 MAla
rss % te zndoal res ba1dns Ne 10 Main street. adj
~AHs ~ -saorswooD HofEL.s
between sa and where pEsPAredo srhSt AlA
MILLINERY GOODS
aul reaaynads dny Articles ANn hsreot-e consisting o.
g srax Ard Velvet Bonnet Planes Ribbons freneh
an Aeran Nowcrs Bridal wreAhs Head Dresses. Dess Cas-
IA Cos Nnd rth And Aasn Collars aud Sleeves IN
a. Caps Has CoAks Raehss and rsos nc In al styles
general Millinery business vii nNnufAe-
tars 70 order COaks ABd aan ofA kinda IN The latest fAh-
Ior ,s. Al prices orders receive prompt
Aai special atiennon- n sAkNSl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

NY QUANTITY OF PAPER.-J w. kAsDoLP!
N l2 .in supply qaAnutyof Cap Lster an
Paper also great variety CT Envelopes, Blank Book, AZ
other Stationery yf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
WILCOX 81 GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.

10 3 Z H 4. s sIDSs;-
In s.Sr, sod ,or sale BY aps AT STOKES q oo.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24
,fr IN J. Newton Down. D. Ei.or Of the Eacyolo,>
Wanted-a Wife !

\ Young MAN who has just reached the
y mature age Of twenfy-0ne, of proposes
su- appearance. and Who Is strictly neral
AMI religious IN all hrs habits, Is dcsirOus of
ming ac1ua.a,e! with some goCd-loosing
aG-claaa.c and am able Young Lady. shs
must write a cori hand, bake good loaf Of
hreai. and be able 20 get as good dinner IS
can be scared up IN three counties. Any
young Iafr teS,T7Us uf becoming acquainted
with .r-> rau1g man, viii please address "
H. ~. pie ISS NH1u Toyf- Cfre.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24
Or. VIII. D. Ru2D'S
TOOTH POWDER

This Powder possesses tic
CAEE1NIC WITHOUT TIE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES or CHAEgDAI,
and IS free from all Acids or A!Ga.is tia:
can IL the least iujure the Teeth.
It's action beiog entirely mechanical
polishing without wearing the euamcl.
Or. Wm. B. ITurI'S Tooth Powder
Is recommended By al Eminent Dentists
Prepared at DR.. Huris Dcuta, Once,
W. - Fourth s., Brooklyn, L D.
Price, - Cis per box.
\ liLlra. discount made to D alers.
IFircss Pr'artoa' Cf.r', T,G,ne Build
jrys, W Spruce y. N.r Ior;.
Sold also By Clswell, Mack y Co.. Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. i l. CoIding,ou, 7I5
Broadway; d :. Barnes, -12 broadway;
and by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24

To PREvEHr Tools rEoN BU-TING-
Thousands Of dollars are lost each year by
the rl-tipg of piows, hoes, sLoye.s, etc.
Some Of this might be prevented by the
application OF rosin and lard to all steel
and iron implements. Take three times
as much weight Of lar! rs rosin, sud melt
them together This can be applied with
a brush or cloth to all surfaces in danger
Of rustinc, and they can be easily kept
bright. II tools are to be laid away for
the winter, give them .i;u- Of this,
and you will be We. repaid. It can be
kcp; ssr Ion. time, and should always
be on hand and ready FIR use.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24


NEw York. Dee 20.-ILc steamer IL
Aut'r has arrived, with Port Royal dates
t, the 10Th instant. Sac b.iucs 20
600 pounds Of Sea Isl1ul cotton, ratherei
by the negroes under the direction Of Gov
erameut agents.
The number of troops about Port Royal
is about 10000
-Four hundred thousand pounds Of cot
ton have been secured, and will be
shipped by the next steamer.
Part Of the stone fleet was Of Savannah,
and tie res, had gone to ChaFlestown.
New YoHK, Dec -0.-AIyices Per The
steamer Atlantic state that four hundred
Of cur men, on the lGth, crossed TO the
mainland, towards the Charleston & S.
vanuaA Hlilroal, encountered a ar-hcl force
Of fifteen hundred, who re:reatc5, after
firing a voIlay wiihou, effect.
Uaiyers4!doPyess;on is reported through
GU; the South, in New Orleans particularly.
\ Anesro insurrec,i3n is sr~q9r,c9 in Mis-
sj-sifpi by which an immepse am,or, o!
property was destroyed, including SiJ1,.
600 worth On the uIjtmlp estate alone.
KYo&v.LLz, Tenn, Dc. 1.-Two
more uril-s-curuers lCli.n mem, were
hung To-Day, ty order Of Gen. Carroll.
The Memphis Ayailnche Of tle same
date says that Galveston, Texas, has been
evacuated 10y the Couird.ratas
Vague report, reach from New Orleans
Of the sinking Of Hollirs' sharp uo-ed
ship by the I. :. steamer ,i.,-achu,c,ts.
szy-Tnc annexed comprehensive, tellirs
article, is from that Isadipg journal Of
Lanca-ter-,he Ermiaer d. Ihrall-a
paper, conducted b. State Scuat9r, tia;
has always rauk.d among the most c5ascr-
ya,iyc Of the oId-liue Wig and RepuJ.i-
eau organs of P,rnsy Iyauia:
IN 4 Q12nlaIy,-Sucb, among Us, IS
have a "Ie.4,8 ieruug" lOr Mcir breth.ea
down south who are busy trying to t.,ak
up the U4iJD, are in STaa; trouble, Just
n2w, what ''sHape' to "a; themselves il
on the great question which this rs5ci.i y
Is forcing the Government to take upon the
coLlsc4tl9a of0Hrobcl property, iuciud,u.
slaves The New Yg,a N-ratf las b-ca
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24

The best cure for hard times, is to
cheat toe doctor by being temperate
the lawyer by keeping out Of debt; the
demac,gun, by voting for honest mem
and poverty bg being industrious.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24

Ecs,i~buTE S.auk, Dec. l6, 1861.
'VUI> Eras v.H r- CLOSED on CHRIST
MAS au3 NEH YEARS DAYS. Persons
having Pager falling due on either O.! those
days. w.! have O., arrange them tue cay be-
.y.e. DAVID REFER. Cashier
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24

LECTURE-Rev. Il. 4. FINK will
d,l.rgr 20 LECTURE ta c'r Lu.L-rau church, On Il
yra.a- { r.v Y..r Day. r tae u.arl, ef tle sat-
Ir.h >-io.I os I- Da-s.t. SUI -cr,. "o.a C.r-EI's
J.sl-s~ II.A.t. vii b. ..iI L., Tie s45J-;4 s--oo.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24

Some one wants I, ku5s whether the
initials &c $. A. m.4as, Can't SiSUI
Abe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24
3 Acres Pare5.., sa4 80

more or .F>--WN"-f"N are tF't''N -
Frame DWELLING HOUSE. Is Ann u
-, and other Onrru'i'1gS. There Is also a
- hae young ORCHARD planted. and other
Fruit Trees Of good quality on the premises.
ro.2. The interest Of the 1aie CH.HLEs
DuEIsH,cu. decd. m that certain mesSuaee
and tract Of Land situate IN Buiia'ce township
aforesaid. bounded on the north bv the Nitilln-
burg & Lewishurc Turnpike, on the east by
land Of VIM. SPOTS. on the south hv land Of
VI n. SPOTS. AMI on the west hv land Of John
Beuuer-conn.rnC roe Z tes,s.s more
----ur Ic~s-N herean Is erected 'arC"
Th~re-S.7rey EGi't.7-. finished in excel
lent >rv.r. aud well adapted Ter the purpose Of
Fsotc. and stoTc ;IGcgi.
There is also attached exreI'en, SlabNnC and
wcI-arran-cG DBOYENARD. with Weigh
Scales. and fue stream Of Wafer on the
premises. These hnllIngs are new: and
have not vet been occupied.
sale To commence at 10 O'Clock, \ ", when
terms wll, 5e made known hv
SAMUEL H. ORWIG.
a,uiai-,ra,ar ct C.l,l-Ls DLL.sl2c-, d.ed
Dec. 81 i~5I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24
rrgLi.Tap >ra--WrEE.y-~

Tnesl2y Morning s Friday Afternoon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24

Gen. Carey, the noted Temperance lectu.
rer, says he is personally acquainted with
the majority of the leaders Of the South
eru rebellion, aud that they are all slaves
to strong trinl-poor, besot;ed, rotten
l.--,.- l-.-..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24

WE ARE NOW OPCNING our Fall Stock.
selected WIKI erea, care, consisting oil Gruce
res, equal iu quality tc these kept IN frst
class cry stores. Oar stock Of Hardware,
Cn.ra Ware. Wooden Ware, Brushes. SIC.
e,c. . aso very complete. Please call and
examine Eg-iNS 4 COOPER.
Lew turC. O-'.lcr Is, I>gl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-24

Y 7 7 = : ~ V.-'I FTsl
of CmT. G., 81 WISCONSIN Reg
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-13

At NcGregor, Iowa on Thursday night, February II,
DAVID RoBg.Ts. Esq, asrd 80 years.
MIR X. was brother OF Mr.. j y. Williams. Of this
city lie was retiring to bed in perfect health when
he fell to tn" floor from the bursting Of blood vessel
and expired almost instantly.
Psul Pioneer. &ss 1874 81 ta
At his residence Nor ona Iowa on the 9th
inst. Of lung complaint, john WHITSxY aged IS
years. s'&eaHf
Mr.. Whitney = native Of Otsego Co.. n. T..
he removed to the West In s51 where h~ has rince
resided. In varied relations Of life Husband Faith
and friend, no faithful aud Just admaistrato or
although not a member Of any religious soriefy. du--
ing his late and nfctisn he chose that better
part and welcomed his hing dissolution. lie
left good stmony behind that he has gone to the
CT ristans rest; vile and children left
his loss. X.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-13
MARRIED,

In Chirkhsaw conn y, Iowa. by Father Kagie, Of
Mcorcsor. on the 9th inst MYcHAEL FLAuERTY. of
Howard county, aud BRIDGr CoN:AY, OF Chickasaw
county.
Aiso. at the same time and slsre, by the zane,
JAMES CANNON. of Howard UNITY, aud BRIpo r
CARROLL, OF Chickasaw county.
On Monday, ]4th or Jrnnary, 1867. Mt the old
church Mt Burslcin. bv the Rev p b. Ellis assfsted
10y the Rev. J. Ford JOSIAH Fowr ER BAKER, third
snn If j. B. Baker. Esq. Go>port Parm. Kidlngton,
Oxford lire to ANNE kENpsnpiSR. r~ct al the late
Thomas kenderdine, OF hurslrm. st affordshire.
The lady whose marriage is noticed above, Is the
sister Of our respected friend, David woo CROFT OF
McGresor. Tho notice is clipped FROM stanordshire
English. paoer
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-13

P. NJ. Chr. Colfax's Register, edited
during Congressional sessions by Mr. A.
W. Wheeler, concludes lengthy leader on
the Cabinet, as follows: Never in the his
tory Of our Government has there
been manifested such strong and unani-
nous desire for the appointment Of any
man in any Cabinet as there has been for
the appointment Of Mr.. Colfax as Post
master General Why has Mr.. Lincoln
chosen to so, utterly disregard and defy
the sentiment and wishes Of the whole
Nation in this respect, we are unable to
explain 1t will be difficult to solve the
mystery on any grounds ofpublic consider.
atoms or Of public duty.
The first sentence is true as preaching
the other two are just Can it be that
Mr.. C's known and undisguised friendship
for Mr.. Douglas in the Lccompton melee
earned him the i'll will Of Mr.. Lincoln?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-13

CHANGED. The valient Tribune of Chi
cago, in late leader wakes wroth at the
idea that jeff. Davisis going ITO conquer the
North" and the Editor dares "him and his
traitorous myrmidons TO CONE ON
But little while since this editor was for
going South to whip Davis; now he says
JEFF; I'VE dare you to come to the North "
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-13
Life Insurance

Life Insurance ~
Those desiring this safest aud cheapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. Il has already become,
in reality, state institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. II is no lon
ger matter Of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted AS well in Wisconsin AS in connec
ticnt or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that oil the most "unprecc.
denied" would cordially invite all our citi.
zens to call at the "ffice, south west corner Of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. $. $. DAGGETr, Prcst.
A.W. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. L. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 80, 1860 VI.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-13

attempting to rise she found hoop had got
below the heel of her bootee, and thar she
was An imploring look towards a hand
some young gent in the next pew brought
him to her aid, and he discngagcd the crino-
line from its Locke on the Understanding"
Carl Schurz is nominated Minister to
Sardinia. Some one calls him sardine !;
This is mistake. Mr.. Schurz is a talent
ed, restless, improbable Prussia American,
and the sooner he is out of the country the
better. Let Abe find foreign place for
Sumner, Greeley, Wade, Lovejoy and Dea-
con Bross, and the country will be at peace
in ninety days.
Col. Sumner is pressed for the Brigadicr
Gcncralship in place of Twiggs :. 1T is
stated that Generals Scott and Wool, on
Inauguration day, were on foot. each at the
head ola park Of artillery patiently wait
ing for something to turn up that would
call them into active service. Gen. Scott S
terrible alarm and awful preparation for
some attack, Of which scarcely a shadow
existed, ought to be iramatised and called
MuoelSs. Washington on thn qui ripc
waiting for destruction; Buck in tears;
Wide Awakcs in "cape and att" Pinkerton
in the Plug Ugly dens of Baltimore; Fred.
Seward flying to IIarrisburgh; Lincoln
(lst scene, in shirterum ct dyamerun (this
is good enough Latin for the, tale); the
President elect laundering his special train
through the Monumental City, alarmed lest
"Trip Rap" or a "Dead Rabbit should
"know the true prince" however disguised;
arriving in Washington at daylight and as
tonishing the Capitolonians (what splcn.
did tablcauxD; The Premier quietly taking
him in charge; Scorr congratulating hin,
on his narrow escape-all this fuss and
feathers when nobody wasn't techin him, VI
as the school boy says. Wouldn't it BE-
rich on the stage?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-13
.MasStc! .MagSic =!

MISS CLARA II. JOTFS respectfully In
w forms the public OF Mc'iregor and vicinity. that
she lis prepared to give Lessons In MUSIC to those
who wish Instruction. Her late petition ~ Music
Teacher In Lyon. Female College, Is suicient guar
ant ee Of qualification.
Call at the residence Of MIR. J. 7. Buckley, Tor In
formation relative to terms.
McGregnr. Feb. 90 1851 w. ~ ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-13

Bon LrNcoLs.-The ''prince of rails" Is rs
fond of fun as his illustrious progeuitor. AT
Buffalo Mrs. Lincoln and Bob o.. their late re-
turn to Springfield had no passes over the State
Line Road, short connecting link toward
Springfield which the Agent had omitted TO
provide for Like all other ladies' Mrs. L.
was Gin sweat" about her passes, her baggage
&C. &c. She sent Bob to see about it. The
young gent entered the Office Of r. N. Brown
the Supt. of the State Line Road and inquired
for "Mr. Brown" That gentleman responded,
and Bob addressed him in this wise: MY
name is Bob Lincoln I'm a son of Abc-the
old woman is in the cars raising HI about her
passes-l wish you would 60 and attend to
her." Mr.. B. promptly furnished the tickets.
IMrRovED.-The Milwnukee-daily Sentinel
ia newly dressed and looks great deal better
than it did before The Sentinel under the
Editorial charge Of Gen. KING is one of the
ablestas it is one Of the most reliable business
papers in the north west. It is sold in large
quantities at McGregor at the present time.
The West Union Review comes to us
very much improved in dress.> JrD 10 bound
to kcepit not only lively and readable but good
looking John Cruzan is Local editor. John han.
dies anything about the Office. from the ''deviis
tail" to the quill. and in every position he does
good work. Success to the Review. $ 9aa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-13

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The Pair OF Wednesday Evening. March 6sh, proved
plea. ant and succe.sfu entertainment realixing
from the several Of income, $S8 The ladies
express their heartfelt gratitude the citizens OF
McGregor, for their liberal patronage and especially
do they express their thanks to A. j. Church for his
assistance in preparing the Hall to A. p. Richard.
son, TOR his very liberal donation to Mr Pattes,
Tar the free Of his also, to Mr. Sauudprs
for his auctisneering assistance.