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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05

UNFAvoIABLE TO DIVISION The Clayton
Co. Journal devotes column leader to an
indignant opposition to a movement for
the division Of Clayton and Allamakee
counties, and the formation of new county
eut Of the northern part Of the former and
the southern part of the latter ....-..
1t seems from the legislative proceedings
that Sen. Gray of Alamakee county, in
troduced a petition of 1000 citizens of his
county praying for the division, also pre-
amble and resolution from the Board Of
Supervisors of his county to the same ef-
feet.
So far as we have learned, the movement
seems mainly to be desired by the good
folks Of Alllamakec. AS to the policy of
the step, we hold it best to let well enough
alone, and to n,eddle as little with the
boundaries Of counties and the changing OF
county seats, as possible. Nevertheless,
car populi, coz Del; if considerable ma,
jority Of the people want the change, LEI
them have il.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05

Lanes Expedition.
The disagreement between Generals Lane
and Hunter in regard to the contemplated
expedition admits, we arc told, of no ami
cable adjustment.-C Chicago Ti5ans.
1t seems singular to US that there should
be any difficulty in this matter. Let the
question be settled upon old and well
known principles Of military law. The
idea that Senator, newly invested with
the title of Brigadcr General, should go
into the department of aMajor General and
have carte blanche to use the troops and
munitions Of his superior officer as he may
feel disposed, has the distinction OF novelty
and impudence. The only "alnicable ad-
justmcnt' possible or natural-unless a
special dispensation can be gotten up by
Lanes friends-is that Major General Hun
ter shall regulate the affairs of his own de-
partment in his own way, and that the
new-made Brigadier General Lane shall
take his proper place in the class, or take
off his epaulettes and 60 back to his Sena-
;oral duties.
We have little doubt but that the clear
head Of Secretary Stanton, will, in due
time definitely dispose Of Lanes case upon
principles akin to those laid down above.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05
WASHINGTON. Feb. %.

Dispatches are received at the Navy De-
partment to day from Com Footc, inclos-
iEg report from Lieut. Gwinn, in which
he says he returned to Cairo on the 23d
inst, after having gone up the Tenn. riv-
or in tn. gunboat Tyler, as high as East
port, Mississippi. He is happy to state he
has met with an increased Union scnti
ment in south Tenn. and north Alabama,
he said there are in Hardin, McKary,
Wayne Decatur and a portion Of Hard
man Co.'S, all of which border upon the
riy.r, the Union sentiment is strong and
those who do not express themselves open
ly loyal are only prevented by their fears
Of the military tyranny and coercion which
is practiced by the marauding bands o
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Gonse Furnishing GOODS.

+" E,AGLEn GAS STOVES. for SUMNER
a COoKiNG-Ths.e Stoves boil bake roast fry
oon ETC. and are cooler cleaner safer moro oconou-
Price from 50 cents to s25 ~ WV 90 ~
Also. GAS STOVES or HEATING puposst
Msnuiactured and sold, whoosale aud retail bv
NJ CONo'Eh WALKER. No. 47{ Broadway
Warranted TO please, or tie money returned.
WIRE WINDOW SHADES, of every descrip.
w ton-LsDdscapes FOR Private Houses VII. sign. a.
Bahks Hese aud Ofces Manufactured and for sale Ir
g. RICHARDSON. No. lO1 Jobra
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Urn GOODS.
Cost an0 fcnn0.

IL SG REWARD. LOST strayed from Pier
I'd sbU No. . North Rive, Black and Nhie BLOOD
HOUND large size ond goes by tie uams Of Prince Ihs
above reward VIII be gyen by returning him q the BAG
GAGEMAsTER Of the steamboat Metropolis Pier 10. .
North River
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6iatiouern ano 9anep GOODS.
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SWORD" -
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MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
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On rsc.pt of any the following sums IN csL CT posi-
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IS directed Cod Pens 'elseag ne 'ams according
" d'''''''''"Gi cob 6lD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For % cents. the Magic Pen Tor 80 cents tho Ls'sy psai
Pen p. !: and and for = tho Excelsior Pen
Ths sizes are. Sos O. 3. 4. ande. ,r, ,,,,-,,,,ov
THE SAME ft cxsEs S with fEHcEs
For 50 cents the Magic PEN for IS cents the Luck, psn
and for 81 g. tie Excelsior Pen. These wshp.shsd.
good writing God Pens with lidosnin Points the avei4fs
Of every OF which viii tar ouia gross Of Tie o'
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ard made only OF FIRST quality The ensasnss are i@c'hn
les Of TIC &c GOLD I'D PINS WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents No. Pen. Let quahy, or MOI fsn' j"
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srh lie ris test imperec,lon which sill ana TIE e-oe"
scrutiny ce-ect n -. ,,,,
Tie d Quality" superior to any PeH' made by am
ne "a Quality" ho intend. shall equal IN respe, % ia.
,sir Fiisfieiy ard Good Nli'ius t9nses ite On 's
co,si {.,atiopsl an y God Pens made elsewhere.
Ia regard 10 The heap God Pens NE Deg' rave 70 .y mar,
t~s-ors 10 ou.aling lie New and Ietented iaehmes
ropl not hsv. made Good Whiting ana DuFsoe fen' 't
a.. mice mad the Sold been fnri,h@G sratnousy. =.
prries orGerfhg must 80 all mf'fne6s ,>eyy we YUM
Ter and O.nilv" II M Pans U1ed, and Dc Io',ieso,
. G-,or5e N, Ind Of Pens hsy pTcie'--0'et'" fF ="
Al remittance. by mail in Registered Letters are at my
risk. ,,o,,,,.
20. Is Maden Lsue. Newfork.
siuse letter ZOO sn viii receive cir.
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70 Tor .4e by al ars,s in tie nns 'h'oss'" NV
country.
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Go Wbom It man Gcntern.

1AOEOkGE TEMPLE, who is believed to be serving in
sne United Sss Army Is earnestly enesed the sake of
nis arletsd Psenss, 10 COMMUNICATE al with the
Eev hOfUs BDEL, No. - WilisIn-st., Providence II l.
MS parents Wal consult his wishes in all matters Oncers OF
comrades are req sed TO call his attention this notice
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NERVOUS DEBILITY-PhysiOlOgy and Pa
IN thology Of the Nervous systeul-By &. ID. HAM
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IMPORTANT to MARRIED and THOSE
II ARQI-r TO BE MARRIED--Dr. a II. MAJ RICEAE

IMPORTANT to MARRIED and THOSE
II ABOUT TO BE MARRlED.-DT. A. III. MAJ RlCEAC
Professor Of Diseases Women has published the l60h
edition Of the valuable book entitled THE MARRIED
WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION"
No married afford 10 be without this everreia
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plant wife mother TO become their causes
their symptoms and prescrbes the proper remedies in
plain simple and chaste language.
Many Of her plants her sensitive forlds
puuicatiug physician, and she Often suffers year after
year. pale hssssrd senused and wondering WHIT sis her
Years OF misery have been spared by is timely posseon
Each copy is worth is weigh, In gold. Pnce Al.
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NO CURE, NO PAYS. X. KING. NJ. d..
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CHRONIC DISEASES ~
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.finanliai.

INFLAMMATION SAVINGS BsNK }
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tors o. principal A.. ,o,h d.x Of Jnlv next win
draw ineres. from the trst. , ;,r.s,ed IN honda
The funds Of this Institution are sec lre!s , in.J
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and in civ County and United states bonds trI;5
The Bank is open for business d'iy tsanoaJ' anu ''
e,eentedl from 3 to o'clock ?. N.
0Nf VIM WALL. President.
GEORGE REGARD. Vice Pre- idents
SAMUEL w TausLow, Secretary
June a. 1852
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Cbanres for Bnsincss Msn.

RARE CHANCE.-F0r SALE-Ihe
~ HALF-INTEREST in an Old established Republican
CITY NEWSPAPER fths only one IN the county, witt al
extensive Jobbing Department Presses, &C. complete.
Apply to E. r. WEBB No 10 Dutch.t, consf OF ultons
New-i ora
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PEoPLK's tIKK IssURsscE COMPANY,
NEW oGx July J. le,2.
4 + an ELECTION for DIRECTORS OF thus
~ Comganv he'd 18th June ut.mo the GocwiBg named
gentlemen were chosen ior the ensuing yea:
John W LOWS. Henry ;. TERRELL, Joseph Miller
N.uhi., CLARK Edward l.. Clark SAMUEL Raynor,
Abraham Le-gctt, Cornelius stephens Samuel brasal,
rho. WiIam, d. Jar..n Steward, Thomas Bisnck,
Alfred Bsrmore, Nn. Helilsl. Grower Adams
G-orge Warner. Chas J. Hunter, Henry DAVID
Christopher Gyyer, John More. J. u. biA1velt
Simon Shindsr. MATHIS Bosdsood Peter j. SINUS
Jno. p. l-lverton, Eiphsle. HOFFMAN, Moert hsnu,
l.ln.. Lewis, Abr'm Il. Van Nest John +. va Rirsr,
Solomon Banta Geo. Schm.lzel, ROBERT l.. stuart
William Molr Peter X. Christie.
AZ a snbseouent meeting OF the Board MATTHIAS
CLARK. esq unaninou'y reeec.d PRESIDENT io1 tHe
ensuing year. '" r. uNDEhhiIi, S7c'e'Sl9'
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

The DIARY or CoUNT ADoNIs qURowsKr.-
The curious and interesting diary Of the Rus
sian Adonis has been selling very rapidly.
The publishers already have but few copies
left on hand, and intend to raise the price
of the next edition. This scathing expose of
the radical abolition intrigues by one of the
radical agents should be universally read,
remembered and inwardly deested Now is
the time for the Chevalier Wykof to publish
his book also, and rival Gurowsk's success.
The public is eager TO read about the scenes
behind the curtain at Washington. Let our
authors hurry up their publications on the sub
ject and catch the tide Of popularity before it
Gibbs and leaves them fast aground
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
From Frcdcricksburg-A Tremen ndou
Battle Yesterday.


There was tremendous battle yesterday at
Fredericksburg, for the details and results Of
which we arc waiting snxiously, but are oon
fdent of good report.
The ball. it appears, was opened by General
collision with the enemy's infantry at quarter
past nine in the morning. A few minutes af-
terwards the rebel artillery opened their fire
which was instantly answered by the heavy
guns of General Burnside from the 'front.' and
all this time dense fog prevailed, obscuring
the two armies from each other, except at close
quarters.
We presume that, as usual in that region, the
fog lifted about noon, and that during the re-
maindcr of the day the two armies moved to
their work understandingly. From the scsnty
reports we have received from the field we
only know that during the afternoon the desul-
tory operations of the morning had extended
into general and sanguinary engagement
and that the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
among the Union troops and the fullest conf
dence Of q crowning victory.
The rebel army.is reported at two hundred
thousand strong, which is probably an exag.
geration to the extent Of fifty thousand men;
but Lee, in trying the fortunes of general
battle at Fredericksburg, evidently believed he
had force around him fully equal to that op-
posed to him, and with the advantages Of his
position along fortified range of hills, he may
have anticipated anything but defeat. But
our veterans Of the Army of the Potomac, in
bringing him TO decisive trial on the very
threshold of their march for Richmond, secured
exactly the thing they most desired; and, though
the battle Is reported as exceedingly desperate,
we anticipate the most glorious results.
With Union victory at Fredericksburg, the
advance of General Burnside to Richmond will
be immensely facilitated. We expect during
the day definite account Of the battle and Its
issue, aud We expect, too, that the victors OF
Newbern, Malvern Hill, South Mountain and
Antctam will be reported as having amply
maintained the splendid reputation which they
carried into thie engagement.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

Total S5.0O1 ~
OF the anniversary dinner Of last evening only
affair. The gentlemen present were all the highly In
togent ordcr and French jokes and witcisms not
wanting during the celebration of tho evening. The
seeches (poa prandiai were, for the most part, de-
ivered la French and German, and some Of the guests
filled mp the short intervals with some entertaining an1
really beautiful Sings
The usual toas,s we're proposed and drank with much
cnthusasmthat Of tho President Of the United States
receiving marked attention.
Demonico fully sustained his we'll earned reputation by
the In which he tables were spread The cu,sns
Of the excellent kind, and the wines aud fruit
were AZ choice IN quality ~ beun,,i' in qua.tity
The new committee of the society for tho incoming
year Is cmlascd of the following gentleincn:--T. Il
Merriam, ~ ac, President L. r. Dc Iuzc OF Nefchatci
Vice President Henri Escher o Zurich Treasurer and
Secretary Chss Mact. Of Nsufchatei VIM. Linder, OF
Bale Ferdinand S,reu, Of Zurich, and Rod Roctzer Of
Berne, were unanimously appointed commissioners for
the current
yotes uf thanks pnssed Mr.. Delmonico and Mr.
H. Meyer agentl the association for tciY active opera.
tons In behalf q the : oici,.
The following Is a list of the regular toasts:-
4 The President OF tho United States; 70 which Mr.
Alfred r. dc In2e very appropriately respndcd.
q switzerland and Hor Magistrates. Drank with great
enthusiasm.
d Ths women OF Switzerland. Drank with a on lAssr
feet and three times three.
!. The OK President md Ui!ccrs OF the Society.
i. The New President:
All these toasts were duly responded TO- aud fun ana
merriment ruloi the hour. The festivities continued
without tho slightest interruption until advanced hour
OF Tho evening Speeches songs and volunteer tcase
were "a plentiful IN valsmbrnsas waters and
the anniversary banquet Of the Swiss Benevolent Society
great credit 70 Mr. De.noncc and tho managers Of tho
nscnriatton
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
Our Volunteer Naval Omccrs.

The increase Of our navy has, as a matter Of
course, brought with il large demand for
efficient naval officers AMI at one period it
Department that Il was unable to obtain off.
GERS fitted for the emergencies Of the time.
When the rebellion began to raise its hydra
head and to alarm our coolest men. among the
first to rush on TO Washington and offer their
valuable services to the country was a number
Of ex-naval officers, many Of whom were then
filling positions both lucrative and honorable.
They were led to take this step not from the
love Of gain so much as from the love they
bore to the unstaincd flag which had in their
early days waved SO brightly over their heads.
This. with a sense Of honor, which, by their
early training, had been instiled in their loyal
hearts, led them to sacrifice everything personal
for the good of their country
Among the lis. Of noble and loyal men we
ind The names Of Joseph r. Sandiord, Richard
Il. Renshaw, J. v. N. Phillip, e. T. McCauley,
r. G. Watmough, JAS. Parker, Jr., y. Brodhead
These men came forward at a time when the
country was in eminent need of The services
of every officer who could perform duty on
board o. q man -oi-war. which had been learned,
by years II hard study and ample experience.
Their services we're gla''y accepted: and
how well these men pcrio'pad their duty
every commanding officer ~ our sruadrons
can testify avorably, while The records OF tts
Navy Department show them to b. men 10
whom the country Is largely Indebted
IL mus be remembered that at the time they
came forward large number Of efficient ofii-
GERS, forgetful oi theis honor, had deserted
their Hag, . blockade mad been instit ed the
impression OF privatecrs was a necessity. and
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

NorcE TO poLrsICiASs---We learn that Ger
tain persons are soliciting Offices and emolu
ments from Comptroller Brennan and his
friends upon the plea that they have been, are,
or soon will be, connected with the New York
HERALD. All such persons are irnpostors. The
HERALD permits no one connected with il to
hold any political office whatever, and those
who ask for Office OIL account q their pretended
influence with this paper are guilty Of trying
to obtain money under false pFeiences, and
should be treated accordingly
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
Pcrsonni Intelligence.

Major General McClcaa returned 10 this city Friday
night and the Son Of his first arrival in New
York, he not recogu'zed nt he arrred the Jer
sey City depot Cheers greeted his appearance there
after gracefully edging them, he crossed
the CortIapdt strcs esry and driven to the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Americans rcgistere a. 1un 4 Co.'s American News
rooms 10 Craven stree striac London, England, for
the week ending Novsnaer 2s, l3C2.-H. w. Diman,
United states Consul trof1 Il. NJ. Torbcrt wcstches
ter, Pa. J. NJ Brooks isss H. and y Brooks, ,tPniladc
pha; :. Bowes, b. l. tgiss Massachusetts; s. H. Sew
all Boston; II. J. T. williamson, Virginia Or. G. A.
Bates Boston. w. iiaeser, Sstan, e. X. Warrington,
Philadelphia n >. bnskar 4 n. Judspn and wife New
York: B. 7. Hosme By1klyu 4. y. lewis New York;
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Alexander, New Yms Z IlnrEi,on, Baltimore; r. Wood
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THE SITUATION.

New York, sunday. Decemb II, Is6
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
rfres In Cincinnati.

CistNrAr, Dec 10, 1892
A three O'Clock this morning are partially DESTROYED
ii IA a stiuies rcctIsing establishment and wihievs
stove store. Less about "a 900.
Al ninc oclsck this morning Pcebe. hard OIL f.o,orv
Oh the Miami canal, between Elm and Plane s,rpes ws
destroyed by fire. Tho less heavy bat a. yc, uukuovn
II is ins.rel
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
subscriptions For the soldiers Christmas
Dinner.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 13, 1862
twenty-five hundred dollars collected in this city
to-day by MEshal Mlward. TOR the Christmas dinner
for the Washington Hospitals. proposed by Mrs Caleb
Smith
The subscriptions fund for the relief Of the suf
erng operatives Of Eng and has reached twenty five
thousand dollars
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
Nayni intelligence.

C1RtAssiAx-Hve Erns --.De United States steamec
Circassian went mo commission on Friday at
O'Clock, at the Nav farl 80. IS Of the finest vcs
sells the service Bayns lust received hclvy arma
ment, she sails wt Tho paf and 'patcuca for Port
Royal Ney West. lad ali srtlors IL m fi. of Mexc,'
on Monday or Tu'stsy next.
The followingi 4iist ef her siTccr
6, ,p,nande, s ilifan 4 tafon
Executive OTc. 6 M. trtsl
Snning M,s -ue.fss i'urei ~
Jr,iun Unsf,s lffnE.e fNNTts
Ss,o, ,--Sifru. =. tortoar
pa''ruger--'fsu. -, aei i;clncld
ac,,o Epst,7 ~ seilpl NHus.J "A. Amt.-t
isr's Mns' at fewne, s. + IoHe, robert
Pendicburs.
CaiJ Eusf, 4i IL - veli
.rsni La a@a tAs .r,}ap ~ on, r. =.
lens
1a,d Asqefs t.H4sasf~.~ +. seb, !. rhirbur.
Idgg '.sri Nf fNlFsH RclAeil
IdgmnNter ~ iegNs fAg1tnrc " psrss
Sa geg.'s = a.t =. fotDa..
1cfia..--i the4
A&or.rr rEfzr GAftI.tD
fHA.pasfil,, Doc. 3, 1862.
The Um'et state, sis w1tns vernon, Lieutenant
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