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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-30

A VALUABLE WoRK.-O. A. Kenyon of
this city, is now engaged in a thorough
canvass Of McGregor with a view of ex-
tending the circulation of CDR. Gums
New Domestic Physician" or the "Home
Book of Health" We have examined the
volume in somewhat cursory manner,
and find it to be voluminous and valua.
BILE book, comprising in its thousand octave
pages, treatise on the causes, symptoms,
treatment and cure of all diseases incident
to men, women and children, together with
well considered essays upon the passions
and emotions, and complete "Materia
Medica, or list of all the principal diseases"
1t is continual monitor for health, and
counselor in time of trouble. Its recipes
for relief and cure of all the diseases of the
human system. are acknowledged by all
physicians to be good, and often invaluable
as the "ounce Of prevention" A copy of
the book should be in every family.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-30

80 Thanks to Sen. Grimes for valuable
Public Documents.
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To the Chairman and Members Of the Board
Of Supervisors Of Clayton County, Zoua:
misunderstanding been requested in
writing, by a majority OF the members of
the Board in accordance with Section 800
of the Revised Code of 1860 to call a spc-
cial meeting for specific purpose, it is
hereby ordered that the said Board of Su.
pervisors Of said county, do convene at E.
kader in special session on Friday the 9th
day of August, A. D. 1862, at IL o'clock a.
m. of said day, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the pTopriety of appro-
prialing such sum or sums of money from
the County Treasury as may be deemed
proper bounty to each man who shall vol
unteer or enlist in company or companies
to be organized in said county, to make up
a Regiment or Regiments in the third Con.
gressional District Of Iowa, under the late
call of the President.
The object being to raise by Volunteer
enlistment the proportion belong to this
county under said call and thereby obyiate
the necessity Of a draft for that purpose.
II. S. GRANGER,
Clerk Of the Board.
All Dapers in the County Dlease conv
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~ Sec our Supplement for interesting
reading matter,
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For NALE.
Rare Chance.

A BUSINESS LOT on Main street, in the GEN.
"A ter OF he business part OF the city, may be
leased for term Of years. PetSo Wishing TO
deSirable location Tor merchandising, would Go
well to call at the Times Office immediately, for par
ticulars. July 2. lS62w3
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AIDES Congress Caters VI all kinds Just receive
IL and for sale by DANIELS, HAYWOOD Il co.
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Cradles, scythes. Snaths, &c.
III at BASS C ELMEVDORFS,
July Q, 1862 Public Square.
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Fruits. n
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rINO sell an improved farm of so acres one and
l. half miles from McGregor, on the Garuavllo
road bargain will be given. Enquire at the prem
i'es OF (29Otf) JOHN IIALES.
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The Two Conventions.
Since our last issue, we have received the
proceedings of the two State Conventions
recently held at Des Moines. Our space will
not permit the full publication of these details,
and we therefore put up both the tickets at the
head of our editorial columns, and give here.
with in parallel columns, the platforms of the
two parties.
We submit that there is no vital issue be.
tween the two documents; that they agree in
this crisis of the country as thoroughly as two
business partners could agree in any given en-
terprise and that each party would have been
satisfied with the other platform had their own
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

Gen. Fremont Exculpated by
the War Committee Secre
tary stanton Promises 10
Relnstate Him.

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uct are taFH rl--s b. I'm ~ on ,I=f
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having - - Lass lat e ~ t=-
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as " antieiFats4 T. aHsy iaas g. =
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A'en NV. -.isl bag az, - ts4t Gsrr4
FreH 1T e1-.l have Assu nv q Ea-k r.
Ais csaltrg- I, "a FATHER safikla. TT
that Tie IA Is.a-.f4l az rs = tss .as5
iltrisa-rs sa3 . sitsi TIE .aftAf - T.! ,s.s
frcla ut. have siuse hal "a q ..r.l4s charges
pseisFs: against ihe8a. All tas sllgsr 81 t..s
We'd aesslafeF h9w st.ais q the record
a Tseipaeni u Esvgrnmeut faa4. uh.el
have never hsea accounted flr. Gsa. Gamer.
on, Il i pretty evident. AS tai - earsr 4
enrieh his own aaiiy AM bias a. 5.
was TO serve be country AMI tie timer
ant Aijaiant Gen Thomas. wao ma.ie IL.
foolish, and alml-, criminal rerars. whiet
- delighted the eaeHiss u tie Uui5n an
Of Gen. fremont, A9s occupies that unsn4 !.
able position, in pubic estimation. os kse,.ins
a s9rt u Intelligence oflce f1r reel .ysafs,.
thizers. . Poetic justice, 80 ~illalsay. over.
take the ssihsh iauigner and deal at T. hin
tall measure Of punishment.
We notice one Of the journal. which va.
down On Fremont, Is now earnestly pleading
that Gen. Stone shah have an early rI.l. =
that be can, if acquitted, take an active rar,
IN the forward uovensn; ant hard fighting
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

ff we will furnish currency to the peo-
pie, let il be as good as We can make. Let
US not follow the mischievous example of
European monarchs and debase it at the
start The readers of Dean Swift know very
well the result OF such an attempt, even upon
she copptr coin Of a small island. Let Us
grow wiser while reading their histories
When we cannot issue currency OF the
highest kind, let US refrain altogether from
the attempt. Let it be good, or none OF 1t
be sent out by our sanction.
The bill pnrparis to be for a temporary
purpose only. The next sixty days are To
be the oppoI tunity for the nltiun to re-assert
itself. La them, past blunder can be RENE
died. and the memory Of inefitieacy be lost
in the brilliancy OF triumph. have aH
faith in the war when it shall move t. tle
tones of our new Secretary. Ii has already
done much to enlighten our people as t. tbs
destiny of the Republic. Civilians in high
station and officers of leaiing rank have
been converted By it to sound doctrines Of
political action. 1t is tie measure Of oar
civilization and christ anity. In its grand
march in the future it shall carry with IT,
like a torrent. the sophisms and herrsies OF
vicious political organiz stions, and, present.
ly. clearing itself Of al entangieinents, II
will make plain to the wo ID that this Is i
contest of ideas Il Will try aspiTants f9r
leadership. and whea one tails another shall
surrly bis place. until. n Gssls' own tifae,
the appointed Joshua shall b. found VIII
shall lead US into the promised land Of peace
nd liberty.
Oar duty to-day is to tax and fight. Twin
brothers OF great power; . them in god
time shall he added third: and whether lie
shall be OF executive rarcntl-e, IT ge-1zr-
a,ed in Congress. or spring. Ike NaerSa.
fuli-growu from the head OF oar Army.
care not. Come he viii and his name snail
he Emancipation Aud these three-Fax.
Fight. aud E.uaacipate- snail b tie trinity
of cur saly .ti9a. In tbs sisa W shall car
quer.
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Mr.. MeCiure's Comparison of
English and American Ex-
penditures.

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faal srsltArsN q NaFalc5p Ia ISIS ~,
alact-4 throughout On 4 truly -i.ant.s
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

We like the proposition ef NJ. Rich
ardsoa in Congress, that every rebel should
be punished who has br n n oath - sap
port TIE Constitution OF the Uaitel States as
senator, Member Of Congress, Foreign Min
i,ter, AMI all who have L-en in the regular
army or navy, and who have accepted off e.
either civil or military. under the s3-called
Southern Coniederaeg. TIE expenses Of the
war should also be paid 10 part by extensive
e)nfscations Of the property Of wealthy and
prominent rclcs. rs for the debts incurred
by the JEFF Davis government, the creditors
OF that = lyernment should be allowed TO get
their pay Of tie men u hon they loaned
their money.
There is one other asrect Of the case u
which we have not alluded, viz The ap-
parent design which is alleged by tie Tsl5-
aae and other papers against the political
managers Of the democratic school, to he as
tender Of the rebels as possible, in view Of
putting Gen. Mcclellan on the track for the
Presidency in 1854. and obtaining for him
the vetss II tie re-adaitted rebel States
II such design is entertained, (which is not
unlikely, We hp,d that the sItne free re pie
Of the North who carried on the Republican
cause to sue, esslul issue viii b able aid
really 10 dtica; auy new combination fer the
b.nedt Of the slave power. II there is q
scheme - let of the traitors scot free, and
permit the leading rsbss - enter again oaI
Congressional haAs and attempt to e0ntrol
our natiOaal politics., il will meet with signal
retrihuiion. We cannot believe that Gen.
Mcclellan will lend himself TO 50 pernieious
a project Wig.
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IRON, the ii,h Regiment.

Tie t4i.5wins j. an extract from a letter
written y Corporal in =. g, lih Maine
Regiment. Tie le,tor Is aa:.i, '' Meridian
HI. feb. l7th, I>52
u! h'aIsh y a. god IS il can b-. bn,
an sorry - state thai the he.rl,h ef n,
I tie company i r'5r. Isaae Fraser. Of
N5Fta Ellsworth. dieL saturday morning 81
typhoid 'cyrr IL bad hr,n .ick bat slut
ne week, and we did 10: n.iic. hin dan
sergas. Yesterday, two men, orc from
lrea:oa and III other from Haneocs. w-re
e4fEil - the hospital. have no, hear!
from them t-llg. bat expect TO son. /, -
ala; one hall u 9 mile ,o tie ho.T,,al -
Taese i cheering new. nov, almost every
Jay. W. hate j.: had the rrr,r, Of thu
.affare u Fgr, D3ucAsou c5n r.nca. aud =
mas u think thai It's rsbe,lI5n Will ~.
Ast ians a, tn. rat.
Tary have teen after volunteers cut Of c,-
ety company this side Of tie Potomac, ore
from each e'mfaay, to 8 = Giro and jim
a aeiah u - down the Mississippi. E5S-
IT pa'ii>1n from our Company went. IL
TX iorsy from eur B''s .de
{ II. IL"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

The SECRETARY OF WAR AND Ora RECENT
VICTORIES seems that Mr.. Stanton. the
) cre;ary Of War, dos not r lish the enc5-
miuras Bhica have ben bcstl on him a
the direct medium, under PcoyiIeHee OF or
-anizing the means Of eur recent victories.
bat no5ly rvbakes toe latt4ry which strives
TO elevate him through depreciation OF the
jas: claims Of others. The following letter
aiir ssed u the Editor Of the New York
Tr1'4qe. ezpl.iBs Mr. Staat5n's views Of this
in li-creet and ungtner1us process
SIR ] cannot slfer undue merit 10 lie as
eribei 70 my Official action. The glory Of
oar rccant victories belongs 10 the gallau,
asesrs and soIIicrs who fought the battles
y share of II belongs - me.
Much has recently been said Of military
CON b;nati ms and org Iuizing victory. hear
such phrases With apprehension. Taey com
mencei in mi lei France with tue italian
ean organize victory? Who eAn con biue
the elsmeats Of sues On the battle tield -
We owe oar recent victories to the Spirit OF
the Lord, that moved our s7liiers 10 rush Ia
10 battle, aud filed the hearts of our eTleInie.
with terror aad dismly. The Inspiration
that conquered IN battle vas ia the hearts o.
the sJlciirs anl from on high aud wherev, ]
there i the same inspiration there viii be Tie
SANE results. Patriotic spirit. with resolatt
courage in officers AMI men, is military COM
binatI5n that never failed.
We may well joics At tie reeeat victories
for they tss.ch Us that battles are u Be wor
now, and b u IN the sane aud only manner
that thcy were ever w5n by any pa5ple,or II
any age since the days Of Joshua. b boldly
pursuing and striking the foe. " hat uniel
the blessing of Providence, | conceivs to b,
the true organization OF victory and military
combination 10 cad this war. was declare.
in a lew words by Gen Grants message t,
Gen. Buckncr. 4" propose 10 more i,7sI1e1i
a,efy on g7lv trorks -
lJuis, truly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
Save me from my Friends!

If ever nan had reason 70 us. the above
language. it i. General Mcclellan. II he has
enemies. he can pursue just such course to-
wards them as any sensible man would, but
it takes more than ordinary sooi luck, AMI
more than common share Of good sense.
talent ~ genius. backed by strong hold
upon the popular mind, to successfully with
sand all the Stiffness and wickedness Of OH
cious --irnjs.
|, seems hat the General has a larger
class Of nlelilesome friends, than most any
other pabIic man. They are more to be
DREADED than the rebsl army at Manassas
The l4tost piece Of silly of6ciousness, Is that
Of the As,ut Ct the Associated Press in
Washington. who in giving what purported
to bc an Official report Of the Railroad Con-
yenti5n in that city, interpreted the report
saying that Secretary Stanton paid high
cs-ui,,ila m; u Gen. Mcclellan. This was
,ls5r IL iaasnass. f5r there was no occasion
q rszriti "a the Generals name. And then,
Ri. j &c. Mt med any iul5as Ut y Mr.. Stan
I'm. uev Secretary. If be la. accomplished
At. th4; i. slAiu-l lar him * months I'M
,i-a..sl esair.l u ALT onion fprecs, *
ns1iil. # c1rcr.szcs and OF hb1r, should
haze rzsa,.alI 10 trawia. around the ten.
er4l H8a4s. IN aa5aa: of public e'af !cnce
an "a f..ta. Z. II. VIZ : aAe, whieh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

History i. worth something ia Us. and We
mean to grow holder aud wiser by its teach
Ings.
Men Of the North, do not falter perss-
we're in this holy war against rebels. Fear
not the prophetic nonsense Of Engli.h serib-
blers, but do yeur duty and sustain your
government. You will see the old flag hoat-
ing over every state North and South Of
this great republic.
JouS McCLraE Banker,
No. 197 Wall street.
-Ereaing Pesl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

AK INA ElrvE>Tu MAiNE RLGlaENr.-
Ne have ietfer trsm tass regiment en-
calIsl % Ne,,4i4u liui. Tear Washington,
iatri tie l>tas=iu wiic=i tie wri,-r describes
e, ic.us IA tie camp npoa the rrasaul-
s.tssa OF the uess It tie Fort D.ne!.an
te.sry. STA fruu,t ii4rlA rim hts. en-
eauP d e',a ten, i'nel - tie desnop.,ra-
tfhs IL SiEes s.''-Ia n o! tie speech Of
Il Gall~ea
= u must not thiuk. fellow Id.ers. that
bseAuse We have gained two OF TIRE. srrA.
vet Yes Tie war Is over. 4 snake will ike
a Ing hi.e after his head is Gu, q, aud
TIE siink OF thl- miserable rei~llfpn will con
lihue = i-oilute al honest men : nos,fIls In,
atieF Is lack Is trJken aud It. bldy IS
erlsh i y itAef lnus. we expect that our
patriotic soldiers On the hanks are - do all
TIE hshiins aul We all TIE waiting, bat the
tine Nil. s'ou ems, and Cod gran, il nav
eJine 5. e-i1,y, wA-u shall * With YOU .anl
ysa Nith Ee. + TIE ta,,l- held to lei out the
asaes b..ed # tbs scse~.iea With the ed
81 II. have never dlul4ei. and have full
iafsh BOW. Ina, N that hoar and ans,is, ,he
Nd haEFth q the tayonst charge, you vii
prove as brave a. Your brothers who arc
winning glory at the Wet"
he writer speaks in high terms Of Cof.
! sidSe!-as not only an able officer. bu,
u i,,'le nan, With a noble heart, when al
under has command love and RESPECT. and
hANe Pifieci confidence IN his justice and ia
iheriy care. The writer also conn gments
L. VI Plalssed, who has Improved rapidly
IL IN duties and - distinguished for hi.
ktad dispcSi'iJn and genial, urbane manner.
-baagor Iig.es
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

y The iPiastry Of the Yankee soldiers a.
Port Royal don't please the editor Of the
Savannah .Nssrs, and he tries to be ..sarkas.
tieul, as follows
B, : reported that our Yankee invader. a,
Port Royal are gong rapidly forward with
The eslah!.sbment Of their colony. which they
call New Seowth. We see it stated that they
alre4fy have steam saw mil az work -
" e shall not Be surprised 10 hear that they
have clock factory in operation in the
eoarse OF lev weeks. aud that they have
TIE e'atratands az work raising garica
"a. :. Tor the supply Of the Boston and New
lork markets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
A Native Poet.

II NaNiSS - WV
\ modern writer says, :" Ii IS with foe'r!
as with our friends and wine, the longer We
live. the more Inclined are we, to murmer
over the new,-ihe o'dis the better One
resul, Of this taste OF ours, says this writer,
=. is an unwilingncss, not quite reasonable,
to read new poems, or to acknowledge the
rise of neir poets, or indeed new anyihing'
even planets we stick to our old ones be-
ginning with Mercury and ending with
Gcor-ius SiIus.
/ We began to fear.-no, not fear, but 10
rcj,i.e in the belief, that our pcople,-men
and maidsus, had ceased writing poetry, be
caus. being welded to a few pieces that
suited our fancy, or taste, we thought no
one else could write half as we'll, and there
fore should not try. Vain thought.
Some English Reviewer, recently, said OF
Whittier. - IL is true poet, his ro;e OF
hi own, as native and Wild as that Of lin
ne: or Il mayis. II, Is not one OF the clever
writers Of nowadays, who are - because
somebody wrote before taem-lI.ver mock
IN. birds, Wa have ~ song Of their Own
ani can m,m!e any ons eisss. lie sings he-
cause he cannot help II. y
Bat last week. native poet VISITED oar
ofee III tie way Of business. lie wanted
ra,riotis sing printed,--a song Of :. bis oNn
composing. containing some twenty two
verses. comp sod in metre, because it his way
d u::cring himself lie sia.s because he
caaa3; help i: AMI taeatJrs should Be
heartily welcomed. We confess that we did
~: at hrs; perceive all the beauties
Of this composition, when listcnius
= reading Of tie same, by the author
Gar mind var ali isc ,tne bisy upon other
matters, -; when tie thousand copies
aTI.yl. lad a.. been struck OF. aaI TIE au-
:atr VI, seaIias them in tie street, and
TX. hJ; cazeS tley wsre i4st disappearing,
The thought came haek 10 trouble u, that
:. in1Ies; merit E" had met is usual reward
II oar hands. To make the fact obvious,
aa4 The stigma Of insrttttude stick ike Il
hIr to = ldA', skirt, a legal lranl bsns
charmed With their t.aaty sent SPECIAL word
IS tie author that a notice must appear in
the AHeHss7 Of til, week of tie cong, with
ample quotations. Il was also suggested tia;
a tortan q the same should he read at the
II ting ea;as - either preceding. OF in
me- li9t4ly fftr the raa zifnr If tic FarpUcIl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

1t = s'ii there Was one long face 10
Tie l ; House Of Representatives on receip.
Of The ness Of The glorious victory at For.
p'nes0n. IL was that Of yallaad,shau Of
oais' I've BOXED as If he though, his friends
we in - lhs.
tbs gentleman when Mr.. Hickman in
rfaassd resolution To investigate charges
against him involving bis loyalty, got very
zach excited. and - uttered more loyal sen
iiaenss," sAi4 Mr.. H.ekmAn. than bad
falssa FROM b. lips since the REBELLION broke
oai.n
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(Sguei,l \. II. F00TE.
FL 0E f,-t,,,r,,. 10

Fig on Vr Commanding.
Gen. Hall ck 70 day ,-l-sriphel G,n.
Mcclellan as f,.lJws ''t;.n Pres army
has been driven from hi. stronghold at Cross
Hollow. The enemy lett his sick and wound
ed, and such stores as he could not destroy
He burned his extensive barracks at that
place to prevent our troops occupying them
Gen Curtis says most Of our provisions for
the last ten days have been c4ptu. Cd from
the enemy
Congressional d5ings were no, specially
important yesterday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

now taking place, for the Union cause
We have never seen any like desire mani
tested. that General Fremont, who was 20
harshly dealt with, should have speedy
trial and prompt justice awarded him
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
arThe y. Y. Times contains the follow.

ing -
" Within this week, at the fartherest. a
most important command will be assigned
Gen Fremont II is well known here that
during his attendance upon the investigating
Committee, he made his record 50 clear that
the most predjudiced mind couli no lon
ger doubt The Secretary Of War. Mr..
Stanton, at once took hold OF The matter,
determined to ascertain from personal inves-
tg1tion the state OF the case. With him
Gen. Fremont has had repeated interviews.
and the fact that most cordial feeling exists
between them is significant, when Mr.. Stan
ton S well known hostility to fraud and cor
ruption is taken into account. am no. at
liberty to mention more than this. bat fer
the Information Of the country will state
that Fremont is in favor az the White House
and at the War Department.