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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-06-21
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-11

CoUsTERFEIT "QUARTERs. The Washington
Reo,sblica,, says that within a few days number
Of counterfeit quarter dollars, excellent imita-
tions Of the coinage of 1851 have been put in cir
eulation in that city, and several persons who
handle great quantities Of silver money have been
deceived by them. They can be detected BY an
expert by the light weight, the greasy feeling and
the irregular milling of the edges. They are
equally as dangerous as those issued IN Phlladel-
phia some years ago, and which were passed BY
hundreds throughout the country until the estab-
lishmont was broken up by the Washington on
GERS employed by the Government
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-11
From washington.

WAsnmGTos, July a-A scouting party nom
cattlets station, proceeded towards wanenton
yesterday, and on reaching that place found Il 90
eupied by about 500 rebel cavalry. information
was obtained that when Union man appears m
that neighborhood the bells are rung, and he 4
taken prisoner and conveyed to place Of safety
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-11
Advertisements.

SEC. IS. And be it further enacted, That ON and
after the LIST day of August, 1869, there shall be
levied, collected, and paid by any person or per
sons, firm, or company, publishing any newspa
per, magazine, review, other literary scientific
or news publication, issued periodically, on the
gross receipts for all advertisements or all mat
tors for the Insertion Of which in said newspaper
or other publication as aforesaid, or in extras,
supplements, sheets, OF hy-leaves accompanying
the same, pay is required or received, duty Of 5
per centum; and the person, or persons, firm or
company, owning, possessing, or having the caro-
or management Of any and every such newspaper
or other publication as aforesaid, shall make list
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-11
ApprOpriatiOn.

SEC 115. And be it further enacted, That the
pay of the assessors assistant assessors collectors
and deputy collectors shall be paid out OF the 40
crung internal duties or taxes before the same IA
paid into the treasury, according to such regula-
tions as the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
under the direction of the Secretary of the Treas
ury. shall prescribe; and for the purpose of pay
ing the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue and
clerks, procuring dies, stamps, adhesive stamps
paper, printing forms and regulations, advertising,
and any other expenses of carrying this act into
effect, the of $500, 900 shall be- and hereby is
appropriated, or 50 much thereof as may be nee
eSSarY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-11

lector, and upon such payment and delivery OF
such shedule list or statement, said Collector or
Deputy Collector shall grant to such person or
paying such duty or tax receipt or receipts
for the same in duplicate, which shall be pre-
pared as hereinafter provided; such receipt or
receipts, duly signed and delivered by such
Collector or Deputy Collector, shall be suffi-
cient evidence to entitle the person who paid
such duty OF tax as having taken the burden
on trust of administering such property or
personal estate to be allowed for such pay
ment by the person or persons entitled to the
beneficial interest in respect to which such tax
or duty was paid; and such persons administer
ing such property or personal estate shall be
he credited and allowed such payment by
every tribunal which, by the laws Of any
State or Territory, is or may be empowered to
decide upon and settle the accounts of execu-
tors and administrators; and, in case such per-
son who has taken the burden or trust of ad-
ministering upon any such property, or per-
sonal estate, shall refuse or neglect to pay the
aforesaid duty or tax to the Collector or De-
Collector, as aforesaid within the time
hereinbefore provided, or shall neglect or re-
fuse to deliver to said Collector or Deputy
Collector the schedule, list, or statement of
such legacies, property, personal estate, or give
the names and relationship of the persons en-
titled to beneficial interests therein untruly,
or shall not truly and correctly set forth and
state therein the clear value OF such beneficial
interest; or where no administration upon such
property or personal estate shall have been
granted or allowed under existing laws, the
proper officer of the United States shall COM
menoe such proceedings in law or equity be-
fore any Court Of the United States as may be
proper and necessary TO enforce and realize the
lien or charge upon such property or personal
estate, or any part thereof, for which such tax
or duty has not been truly and Justly paid
Under such proceedings the rate Of duty or
tax enforced shall be the highest rate imposed
or assessed by this act, and shall be in the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11
Music Festival.

MUoIC Fe0SlV0Is
For the purpose Of defraying the build
ing Of an orchestra for the use Of the choir
of the Congregational Church Of this city,
the choir-assisted by two or three ANA.
teurs-have projected "Music Festival"
which VIC assure our readers will be very
interesting entertainment both to the mind
and the palate.
The first section of the exercises will
consist Of vocal and instrumental music,
the programme Of which will be found in
another column. 1t is hardly proper that
We should enlarge upon the excellencies OF
this portion Of the entertainment, but at
the risk of being considered vain-glorious
we will say that it will be found very en-.
tertaining.
The Strawberries, Ice Cream, Coffee, and
Sandwiches, will be served in the vcstry
by the ladies of the church after the musi
cal exercises are concluded. We will vouch
that these will be faultless in preparation
and presentation.
Festival will be held Thursday evening
Of this week. Admission to church and
concert, ten cents. Strawberries and cream,
ice cream, coffee and sandwiches, each ten
cents.
Invitations are general and without limi
tation.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11
weather, Markets &c.


Weather is dry and Of medium tempe.
nature. The rains of the past month have
prepared the ground for the rapid develop.
n,ent OF wheat and corn. Wheat is now
about foot out of the ground and growing
rapidly. We hear from some quarters that
the chinch bug is already beginning his raw.
ages, and in other districts the pigeons have
made sad havoc with the corn.
The markets arc improved. Full quo.
tations will be found in another column
from the reliable house Of Benton Brothers
4 Co. Wheat, No. l, ranges 66@7O; No.
2, at 62@64. Wool 25@s5. Hides, -
green, 4c; dry lO@llc.
Business in town is quite brisk. Receipts
of wheat are heavy. Streets crowded and
dusty. Sales Of merchandise lively. There
were shipments from this townsor the month
Of May by railroad Of 100000 bushels Of
wheat to Milwaukee, and q, 900 to Chica.
60; and 100 bbls -four to Milwaukee
and 252 bbls to Chicago-making total
for the month Of $4,000 bus. wheat and
1921 bb!s -four for the month, exclusive Of
that which has gone down the river.
There is very active emigration into
Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota
through McGreger this season. Captain
Sherwin's Ferry Packet McGregor being
almost every trip to this side frcighted with
the te.topped wagons.
The river is falling fast, at the rate o.
about three inches per day, and the boats
already begin to describe curvatures in
maintaining position in the channel.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11
Business Notices.

Business Notices
Wooliscroft & Peck offer to sell theil
Hay Scales at a Bargain. An excellent op
portunity is offered 10 some enterprisinl
man to make profitable investment.
Rowland & Hills,-not Rowland & Jones
as we have had it-are the gentleman,
landlords of the Western House. BY the
way, i, is no unusual thing to sec thirty o,
forty wagons stopping there for the night
evidence indisputablc that the House is
popular with the public.
These who have occasion to visit Chica-
60, and who like the comforts Of an excel.
lent House, at moderate charges will do we'll
to sec the card Of the Metropolitan House
in our columns 10 day.
The Nervous will find something in our
special notices to their advantage.
We take pleasure in calling attention te
the-card Of Messrs. Gelpcke & Thorne,
Forwarders and Commission Merchants OF
Chicago. This is one of the strongest
houses of the city and all consignments
made to them will be looked after with a
personal interest which cannot but be sat-
isfactory to the North Iowa buyer. Mr..
A. N. Fuller, the Agent of the firm has
been in town several days, and by proper
moves in the financial quarters in McGre.
gor has succeeded In placing the house on
the best basis, and also in securing heavy
consignments from several business houses
of the Narrow City. We are authorized
to state that the senior member of this firm
is not now nor has he ever been connected
either in busiacss or Relationship with the
dcfaulting banker Of Dubuque bearing the
same name. Those designing to ship to
Chicago will, We are assured, will find
Gelpckc & Thornc, D. X.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11

An Eclipse.
Madam Luna. on Wednesday at 1858
A. NJ, (to-nighD will favor the Sub Lunars
OF McGregor or ''any other man" in the
North with an exhibition Of modesty which
Is creditable to the sex and highly sugges-
tive to the modern females of Boston who
are endcavoring to annex breeches to the
already cumbersome toggery worn by the
last, best Gift to man." In other words
the Moon proposes to allow herself to be
cclipsed from about IL to and that total.
ly; this is done by the intervention Of the
Earth between the Sun and the orb Of
night. Whether the Intervention is ia
be EARNED" or otherwise we have no means
Of knowing our friend who has recently
taken celestial trip and returned not hay-
ing supplied us with a.y information touch
in. the political status Of the planets.
Let us all sit up till IL on Wednesday
night and see. the Moon darkened.
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Three shocks Of an earthquake were felt

| Three shocks Of an earthquake were fell
at Cairo on the 9th inst.
The damages Of the food in Pcnnsylva
MIA are immense. The loss Of life is severe
The town Of Wcesport has been completely
washed away; but three houses out o.
three hundred being left. Millions Of fee,
Of sawed lumber and thousands of log.
have been carried away. Dams have also
broken away and communication for the
time stopped upon the railroad and cana
lines
Advices from Gen. Curtis state that he
is having good success in breaking up the
camps of the marauding guerrilla bands
who have been infesting that country.
The English idea Of neutrality is exem.
plificd by the conduct of military ccmpa.
ny consisting Of Englishmen, called the
british Guards" who, on the surrender OF
the city Of New Orleans. sent their arms to
Beauregard and then disbanded. Gen.
Butler very properly dismissed them from
the city.
Latest adviccs from North Carolina deny
that that state is on the point Of returning
to her allegiance in the Union.
Private letters received in Baltimore state
that JEFF Davis had issued an address to
his army in which he characterizes the bat
tie of "Seven Pines," Tor Chicahominy) as
a"elorious victory for the rebel arms" He
also tells them that they have taken 5000
prisoners, besides large quanty of provis-
ions and munitions of war.
All the testimony which our military
men have been enabled to get from Rich
mcnd concurs in these two particulars
rebel forces at Richmond number zoe, 900
and they are determined, if possible, t.,
hold the city from capture. 1.sa
Through the Petersburg Express of the
4th inst, we IL learn that the Union feet
had attacked Fort Morgan, at Mobile, hav.
ing run by the lower batteries.
A letter from gunboat off Charleston,
dated May 29th, says the rebel steamer
Catawaba was chased ashore on going into
that citA, riddled with shot and shell, and
sunk. The woods on Sullivan Island were
also shelled.
Com. Mullany reports that has he captur-
ed three schooners destined for Charleston,
showing English colors. They were about
20 miles southeast of Charleston when
overhauled.
News from the Gulf Squadron announce
the capture Of the schooners New Castle
and Jane. .......
The English government, in absence of
any law, will refuse to restore the ship
Emily St. Pierre. ...s.
1t is estimated that English spectators
in arms have shipped about 10000 Enfield
rifles to Nassau, where they disposed of
them to rebel agents who re ship them with
the expectation Of running the blockade
This is the way the English have been act
ing as neutrals toward US in order to pre-
vent the horrors of civil war.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11

Tue ECLIPSE or THE KEoKuK.-A pas
senger on the Keokuk, at the time she had
her run to Hastings with the Itasca, Of the
DpDlieth line, writes to the St. Paul Pho.
pNr & Democrat, that the La Crosse DEM
oerds has misrcpresented the facts Of the
race, and says the Itasca beat her opponent
in fair run, one and one half uiles be.
tween st. Paul and Hastings, including heI
stop at Newport. He is further so vel
satisfied that the Itasca has the best speed
that he olIerss to stake $500 that the Itasca
can beat the keokuk one mile between st.
Pad and Hastings, and hold the PROPOSE.
ton open ~ long as both boats remain on
the water.
On Saturday, the Milwaukee bert the
Keokuk four minutes and eight seconds in
tbs run from st. Paul to Hastings.
Isn't it about time ,tor Brick pomeroy to
turn OF bic .eas? 81 -
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McGregor, June 9th, 1862.

AZ Our gallant Mcclellan has achieved
another great victory over the rebels, and
if we arc not very much mistaken, Rich.
mond, the great metropolis, will soon by
ours, and with it in our hands, rebellion is
dead, never, we hope, to show its brazen
head again. 1t will be of great benefit to
every one to have this rebellion at An end,
for it will bring the prices of goods down.
Hammcrslough Bros are already commenc-
ing to sell their goods ut OLD PRICES,
and every person should call on HAMMER.
SLOUGH before purchasing, for it will be as
much your interest as it will be theirs
Their store is on the North Side Public
Square, next door to the Clayton 20. Store,
McGrcgor, Iowa. (lD
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11

FRox THE OBLIoUE TO THE PERPENDIcU.
LAR.-In speech delivered in Washington
on the goth Of April, ls4s, JEFF Davis, now
President Of the so-called confederate
states, made remark which now seems to
Be quite suggestive to the government be
has striven to overthrow. Said he:
"When Dr.. johnson heard that man,
whose life had been q course Of yillainy,
had committed suicide by hanging himself,
he replied IT was right that q life that
had beer uniformly oblique. should be
terminated BY perpendicular" T"
BY all means, let jeff be terminated on
the "pWpcndicnlar
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look for Consistency

AlOOA AOr COO010Ie0Cys
When you see man who has once
la'u aside party for the good of his country
return to his party before the peace of thu
country is restored, and denounce thos,
with whom he has affiliated as Vallanding-
ham traitors,-Set him down as one who
loves the Union less and party more.
When you hear man say that the Re.
publican party is the only party which
supports the Administration, and the Dem.
ocrats are all against the Administration
when three hundred thousand Of them are
fighting for the union,-put him down a
political bigot.
When you hear a man boast that he has
not turned political somersaults, look back
over his history and see If his political fel
lowship has always been entirely with on.
party.
When you hear member of the Rcpub
lican party call all Democrats secessionists
or member of the Democratic party cal
all.Republicans, Abolitionists-regard then
as impure Union men.
But when you hear man say he woule
rather either the Republican party, or tn
Democratic party would go to oblivion thar
that the pcrpetuity Of the Union, the Con
stitution, and the Government should b.
endangered, greet him as patriot, ant
cherish him as such, FOR only through such
as these will the Union of these States eve
DC preserved. ~ :.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11

by Jas. Morris, and opened tin ware and
grocery store. {. =. We have received a cal
from Capt. Stanton of the 10th regiment
who is here on business connected with the
service His pleasant looked natural in
our streets. =. On Monday evening with
the sound Of the drum and fife, came to
this city twelve hearty fellows recruited AT
DEBORAH for the 10th regiment U. s. rcgu.
lars by Capt. G. I. Woodson. They were
tired, hungry, and dusty, but under the
attentive ministrations of mine host Hard
ing, officers and men were soon refreshed
and put at ease. -. Tim. Hopkins party
at Mozart Hall, on Friday evening Of last
week ,was.a recherche affair, and one of the
choicest both as to the company and all
the concomitants Of pleasant party, that
has ever been held in town. Tim" is the
presiding genius at all Of these affairs. :.
j. McRaith, tailor and cutter has opened
shop few doors above Fox's block, north
side of Main street He is an accomplish
ed artist, and attentive to the interests Of
his customers. VIM. Scott, at the old
Benton Place, has a half acre Of Strawber-
ries now just ripcn;ng. He has also sweet
cream to 60 with them. lie has also fine
swing in good order for use, and various
other incidents, for the pleasure Of every
body who wishes to enjoy them as we'll as
one of the plcasantest walks in the north
ern hemisphere. Charley Pearsall, little
son Of A. Pearsall, Of this city, was terri
bly, burned by the explosion Of . quantity
Of powder, on Monday evening last. The
poor little fellow suffered both from the
effects Of the explosion and the burning Of
his clothes. At the time of writing, he is
still suffering severely and it is yet doubt
full whether he will survive.
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Baptist Association.

Baptist Association.
EDITORS TINES The Turkey River As
ISOLATION will hold its second annual meet.
ing in the Baptist Church, Of this place,
commencing on Friday next, at 10 o'clock
:. m, and continuing over the Sabbath.
The public are invited to attend any and
all its sessions.
Delegates and friends arriving from the
country will find committee at the House
Of Worship, or at the store Of G. G. Cone
sign of the broad axe, on Thursday even.
ing, from 4 to Z, and on Friday till 10 q. m.
after which all will report themselves at thu
House Of Worship.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11
~ order OF DemscI attic State Executive COMMITTEES
q. d. TODD, Sth Dist, Chairman.
Republican state Convention.

Notice i hereby given, that . delegate Republican
State Convention will be held at Des Moin.s IN
Wednesday, the 23rd day Of July, A. D. 1862, for
HE purpose Of putting nomination Secretary and
auditor OF State, Attorney General and Register OF
the State snd ONCE, and for the transaction of such
sthcr business rs may be deemed expedient when met
The ratio OF representation will BE- follows viz :
One Delegate from zach organized county or one
Delegate Tor every one hundred for Abra.
haM Lincoln for President OF the United States in
lScO aud one additional Delegate for any fraction
vote exceeding fifty.
tion, who are IN favor Of giving the National Admin.
istraon their Aonsst support in thorough and wig.
orous prosecution Of the for the suppr ossion OF
rcbclhon, are invited to cooperate throughout tho
State. JOHN N. DEWEY Cham Sth Dist
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11

Apprentice Vented.
We want to get boy, smart, active, in
telligent, possessed Of good common school
education, about sixteen years of age, Of
good temper and habits, to learn the print
ing business. To such an one Is we have
specified, we will give good opportunity.
Application should be made immediately.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11

1Rv IT ~ ALL MEAss.-If any of our
readers who are housekeepes, have been
troubled in making light and uniform buiscuit
It'll more than probable they do not use D. B.
DeLand Co.'S Chemical Saleratus This is
pure article, not detrimental to health, and
sure in its effect Try it by all means say we.
1t can be had of most respectable dealers.-
Those who do not keep it, should, il they care
to satisfy their customers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Democracy Of Iowa are hereby requested "a
mrcs in Convention BY delegates from the several
ce0ntics on
THURSDAY, THE l7sh DAY OF JULY.

AZ tho Capitol in Des Moines for the burmese of uou,
mating candidates for the several State Offices to he
elected In October viz :secretary OF state, Auditor
Of state Treasurer Of state. Register Of the State
Land ONCE. ard Attorney General and to transact
such other business "a may como before them
The basis Of county alton will be one del.
rratc fJr every one hundred votes for Stephen
Douglas in $780, and for every fraction over fty
According to rule adopted at former State Cen.
v.ntion. no county can be represented by proxy.
The several Democratic County Committees thro'-
nut the state are requested to call CoNaty Conve.
ons OF to take such for the elecion Of
~sates to the State Conventions may be according
10 ueagc In their respective counties.
According - usage, the Convention will be called
10 order at O'Clock, r. NJ, Of the dsJ designated in
the call ~
BY order Of Democratic State Executive Committee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11

~"How different your soldiers are
from os," said Assbeila to the captain
with " conquest only begins, while
with You il ends; the engagement"