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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26
Interesting Scene.

Interesting Scene.
On the 18th inst. Gov. Kirkwood, &C.
ccmpanisd by Adjt. Gen. Baker, entered the
Iowa House Of Representatives and pre-.
scented the colors of the I'd Iowa regiment
to the Speaker of the House. Quite a
large concoursc Of ladies and gentlemen,
divided with the Legislature all the space
Of the Hall, and as the flag which was first
planted within the defenccs Of Fort Donel-
son was borne in, tattercd with bullet
holes, the staff, hacked and splintered by
the concentrated fire of the enemy, the
whole audience rose to their feet and well
coined it with hearty cheering. 1t was an
svcntful scene. The brave fellows pro-
missed to keep that flag unsullicd, and re.
turn it, tattercd perhaps, yet never dshon.
orcd, and we'll did they keep their word.
As that same flag went up the slope to.
wards Donelson, on that eventful Saturday,
every color bearer in thu regiment save one,
fell beneath its folds. Numbers Of balls
went through the flag. The flag staff it..
self vas half shot away; yet as its mutt
lated folds opened to view above the ram
pants, the hearts of the Uaion-d defenders
wers nerved to any. possible sacrifice rather
than abandonment of the position gained.
Bless the old flag! We are no advocate
Of q duality Of Gods, but if we were, the
the second deity should be the SHOT RID
DIED FLAG Of the Second Iowa Regiment.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

On Time. -. erfrs.rr2-t -.
MEssRs. EDIroRs-
Approaching the Importance of
having i'll our town CORRECT STANDARD OF
TIME for the adjustment and regulation Of time
pieces, and inasmuch as the imperfections and
Inaccuracies of a sun dial, (and all other simple
means for taking the time) are SO great, it
renders observations from them quite unsatis-
factory. l have therefore made arrangements
with Messrs Matson & LOOMS, of Milwaukee,
to telegraph the time expressly to me-that
firm having a time observatory and transit in
strument, whereby they are enabled to take the
TRUE SUN TINE to a fraction of second, from
which we reduce to true clock time, and also
by calculating the difference in Longitude we
obtain the true local time at McGregor.
shall hereafter keep my Large Regulator ex.
actly with the Milwaukee or R. r. Time.
also have another Regulator which will indicate
the true local time. shall hereafter take the
greatest pains (by receiving every week the
transit observations from Milwaukee) to be ex-
actly on time. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
McGregor, Feb. Oath, 1862. If
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Ninth Iowa.

Ninth Iowa. ..E..
The 9th Iowa volunteers participated in
the heaviest fighting in the battle of Pea
Ridge, and sent superior force of the rcb-
els in full retreat. Their loss was neces-
sarily heavy. We subjoin alist of the casu-
.slitics in Co. "E" recruited in Clayton
county, and Co. "F" recruited in Fayctte
county, and Co. 81" recruited in Howard,
Winnishiek, ard Chickasaw counties:
COMPANY E-hilled Capt A Bevins,
privates Timothy Suber, Charles Wcsc.
man, John Rchart, Perry Hall. Wound.
ed-Fredcric Smith, MORALLY; Serg't G
Tisdale, leg, slightly; Chas Hartman, hip,
badly Corporal VIM McCabe, toes, slight
ly; Noyes Rossman, arm, badly; Louis
Brakeman, leg, flesh wound; Henry Stev-
ems, arm, flesh wound; James Flanagan,
bruised in back by spent shell; Christian
Kaiser, foot. slightly; Charles Allen, leg,
slightly; ThoTas Cragg, hand, slightly !;
John NJ Caffrey, arm, flesh wound; II II
Hughes, face, slightly Robert Lockard,
groin, badly; Drummer Michael Schlagal
missing.
COMPANY -Rilled-First Lieut. A G NJ
Neff. Privates David German, VIM H
Carmichael, Titus England, Larabcc.
Wounded-Capt w Towner, head seri-
ously; Sergeants A Aftermath, head slight
ly; w B Burk, groin seriously; j. w
Gwin, face, slightly. Corporals NJ House,
thigh, seriously j Bradley, head, serious
ly; A c Smith, in knee Privatcs T Ave-
ny, in leg slightly; NJ X Benedict, in arm
slightly W w Brewer, in leg slightly; J
J Gardner in leg slightly; Geo Holes, leg
broken, seriously; ] B IIentsinger, in
breast seriously; knight, in thigh seri-
ously; Martin Lee, in shoulder seriously !;
w II Munger, in breast slightly Charles
Munger, in leg seriously; j Ort in hip seri-
ously N OBrien, in leg seriously; j w
Oakley, in thigh seriously; o. Walsh, in
legs seriously. a
COMPANY f.-Kaled-John Goodcnough,
Geo Briggs. acknowledgement Martin
Gates, in shoulder, badly; Corporals Wal
ter Schoficld. in side, badly; w NJ Colby,
in shoulder, badly; Chas Rcmery, in arm,
slightly. Thomas J Bridges, in side and
arm, dangerously; Thomas johnson, in
head and leg, badly; Benz Knight, in leg,
slightly; Chas w Lockwood, in knee, seri-
ously; WIN NJ Crca in leg, slightly; Sails
bury Sherman, thigh, ankle and arm, dan
gersusly; John w Stuart, in foot, badly !;
A = Strogher, in arm, slightly d NJ Town.
send, in hand, slightly; II Nj Townsend, in
arm, badly; N A Walker, in leg, badly; II
B Rome, in thigh, slightly VIM l. Ran
som, in head, slightly Joseph Yeuntz, in
leg, badly Levi Yountz, in hand, slightly.
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~. A descent was made on FRIDAY l

W A descent was made on Friday last
upon the Chicago Times printing establish
mcnt, by way Of the roof. Itappears that
the accumulated masses Of snow and water
on the roof broke it in, and timbers, type,
imposing stones, turtles, etc, went crash
ing down to the first floor. The entire dam
age to building and material will reach sew
eral thousand dollars,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

The ARMY OF THE UNITED STArEs.-The
revised edition Of the U. S. Army Register
for 1862, just issued, states the regular ar
my at 80, 273, and the volunteer army at
595,525, The regulars may be increased,
under existing laws, to 1883, and the vol
untsers Indefinitely
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Fr. MONROE. March %.


Via Baltimore, 24.-The steamer Chan
ccllor Livingston arrived from Hatteras
last night. Immediately after the occupa-
ton of Ncwbernc, an expedition to Beau
fort was started by Gen. Burnside. The
place was, however, evacuated before our
troops approached. Fort Macon was blown
up by the rebels, and the steamer Nashville
burned
On the day Gen. Burnside occupied
Newbcrne, 1000 rebel troops were on the
road between Goldsboro and Ncwbcrne.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26
Taxasion or Coniiscation.


AS every day brings nearer to our doors
tho operations Of the new tax bill, the ad-
vocates Of taxatio, upon the loyal states, to
pay the immense cost Of subduing this re-
bellion, begin ito experience change Of
heart. In the exact ratio also in which the
specia. tax loses favor, the confiscation of
rebel property, wins favor. a.. ..r
It is singular that so manifcstly self-cvi-
dent proposition as that the guilty should
pay the burden Of this war, should re-
quire argument and persistent advocacy 70
secure for il adoption by Congress. The
bill for unconditional emancipation failed
in the House Of even being printed, as it
should but bill emancipating the slaves
Of the rebels and taking away sufficient
property Of every traitor to the govern
,nent to pay the expense Of suppressing
and Furnishing the conspirators, should
promptly be passed.
Unless Congress docs something of this
kind, we fear that the tax-gatherer will
have no uncomfortable trouble in collecting
the immense revenue essential to our ma
tional preservation.
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.I4PonTANr Decision. One of the most
tmpostant decisions ever given by the Su.
pseme Calrt 81 the state Of Wisconsin has
sscenfly been pronounced It sets aside
~ IL taxes from. 1854 to 1859 as illegal,
On pecount Of kck Of uniformity in taxa
tion-th consultation providing that the
rule Of taxation s'shall be Uniform
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Time Unchanged.
MEssRs. EDIToRs- ...-
beg leave to state throu gh the
columns of your paper that having obtained
from Germany a r REGULATOR with CoMPEN-
sATED PENDULUM, ! keep correct time SO that
those wish to REGULATE their time pieces
can do so without the inconvenience of chang
ing them every day to keep them with the tel
egraphed time of a Railroad Co., whose time
is liable to vary from week to week.
Those who want the correct time, mot
changed every morning to suit kilograms from
MilwaukceO will find my Regulator to be with
the true Milwaukee, or r. r. time, which by
computation of the difference in Longitude
will be found to be IL minutes faster than
MCGREGoR TINE. w. A. GILES.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

Boy DROWNED. learn from the Lam
sing argus that q b.y named Michael Mad
den, seyen.ycars old, was recently drowned
in the Mississippi little below that point.
The boy was on the river playing, when
the ice gave way and he was drowned
He was found on Monday and buried on
Tuesday.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

nW-Wc wonder il an appellant court is
one presided over by an apple eating
Judge La Crosse Democrat.
Yes, so long as the Judge is not i'm
pcach-cd.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

H- The Sd Iowa regiment left Cairo on
Sunday week on board the steamer Latan,
to proceed probably to Florence, Alabama.
The regiment wayin good spirits, at latest
accounts.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

Particular attention has been paid to secure goods
OF the best quality from the best manufact urers.
The iron, with the exception Of the foreign IL made
Of the best Lake Superior and Missouri METALS which
have well earned reputation for strength and tough.
ness. The refined horseshoe iron is WARRANTED,
and If 1t proves fl ulty, may be returned 1T my sx.
Pense The pillow steel is from the best manufacturer
in Pittsburgh, and Is equal to east steel in strength
and hardness, and for facilities Of work Is preferable
to it.
Country merchants replenish their stocks to a.
good advantage as in eastern markets. ID, -sf4-
Terms Caah! H
McGregor, March 18th. 1862.
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Contributors treats US to very
pleasant sketch Of the doings on St. Pat
rick's Day. His communication was writ
ten for last week, but came to hand too
late for insertion. Like good wine it loses
nothing by age.
"Joe V. Baugh" kindly consents to keep
US posted on matters, measures, and men
in Colorado Territory. His letters are al
ways interesting
"Fitz James Mckay" sends very mer-
iterious poem entitled "The Neglected"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

weather, Markets &c.
simultaneously with the issue of our pa
per last week, came the equinoctial storm
with heavy falls Of snow and driving
north least wind which continued without
intcrmission for five days. The weather
has moderated materially since that time,
but the nights are yet frosty and cold.
The uncertainty Of the weather and the
certain bad condition of the roads has pre-
vented the marketing Of produce. Prices
nominally the same as last week. Better
prices are anticipated for wheat the coming
season than were paid last year, based in
part upon the fact stated in the Mark Lane
cypress that England will want between
forty and forty five million bushels of whea
between the present time and the coming
harvest. On Tuesday morning the pontoon
bridge connecting this shore with the main
ice in the river having partly washed away
by the wearing of the ice from its
support, was removed, and at the time Of
going to press travel is keptup by means of
ferry on either shore, the main channel
being still traversed by the slcighs Of by.
kens Brothers, and Mason & Maccomber.
The river is rapidly rising, and the ice
must 60 in few days at the farthest.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

~ Episcopal Service every Sunday sveaing at
Kennedys Hall. Rev. G. W. Clinton, Rector. Seats
Free r If
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

There is an energy ofmoral suaslon in
agood mans life, passing the highest efforts
of the orators genius. . '.F..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

Our BLOOD is GETTING Ur.-About two
months since some evil minded genius, pro-
badly in spirit Of absent mindedness,
leaned our saw and axe upon his shoulders
and walked away with them. We pur-
chased two very good substitutes, and dur
ing the storm of Wednesday night
last they were probably blown away @
and VIC have not seen them since. It's
not in flesh and blood to stand such treat
,nent as that, and our dandcr is up. We
have got detectives on the track Of the pill
fering rascals, and when caught, they will
be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
In the meantime VIC will cndeavor to give
the Floydism Of these chaps a fitting vel
come when they call again.
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II n sfness Notices.

Business NOTICES.
G.. c. Cone, who spends more money for ad-
vertising than any other man in Northern Iowa,
and who is undoubtedly doingthc best business
has change Of advertisement in to-day's
paper. The "broad axe' is significant Of fair
dealing, good temper, reliability, and activity.
All these and more too, can be found at the
store where the broad axe hangs out.
Mrs. II. e. Scott, at the solicitation OF
many friends has consented to open rud-
mental scheol of instruction in vocal music,
and also viii give private lessons on the
piano at her residence. 1t would be work
Of supcrerosation for us to urge her abil.
tics for this work to the citizens of Nc
Grcgor. We will, however, direct the at
tcn,ion Of parents to the fact that in youth
the vocal organs can be cultivated with
comparative ease, and that young persons
will learn to read music and to sing with
much less difficulty than is experienced by
adults. The present opportunity should
not, therefore, be neglected. ...u..
Robert Grant advcrtiscs fine lot OF
field, garden, and flower seeds. Has has a
large assortment and the labor of the far
mcr and gardener is materially accelerated
by having his.sccds all prepared before the
planting season arrives.
Miss Emma James will open a select
schoal in the vcstry room Of the Congrcga-
tional Church, on the 9TH prox. Miss j.
has enjoyed thorough education in one of
the best institutions Of the country, and is
represented to US as well fitted for the po-
sition she is about to assume. '#
Louis Benton, jr., Recorder Of the city Of
MeGregor, publishes clear and correct
statement of the fiscal condition of the
city. Mr.. Benton has brought order out Of
chaos and kept the records Of the corpora
ton in beautiful and correct manner. So
efficient an officer as he has been, should
be reelected by reclamation.
DR.. w. II. Butt, a medical practitioner Of
the Homeopathic school, who comes with
flattering recommendations, and who is
especially commended to this place by DIR.
Douglas, Of Milwaukee, has commenced
the practice of medicine in McGrcgor. See
his card.
II. B. Grosvcnor, Of West Union,- is
said by many We have ,aet-sells Hardware
of every variety much cheaper than the
same can be purchased in any Of our interior
towns. Mr.. G. laid in valuable stock Of
goods previous to the recent advance,
and allows his customers the benefit
of the fact. lie is gentleman, and dcscrv-
ing of the steady and profitable trade which
he enjoys. ...
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nj ISIS Emma James.

A GRADUATE OF the Ohio Wesleyan Female Col
"a lege, Delaware Ohio, will open Select School
at McGregor, in the basement OF the Congregational
organized in the Common and Higher Eng n bra ncl,-
cs; also in the Latin and German languages, aud
Drawing il desired. 2w2s4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

McGrcSor Board OF Trade.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Trade at
Concert Hall on Saturday night last, the
following gentlemen were elected perna-
ncnt officers:
Tfesilent.-W. l. Gilchrist.
Wee President-E. Bradley.
Secretary-J. V. d. Benton.
Treasurer 20. Hulvcrson.
Directors.-N. Munger, j. A. Jarrett, G.
s. G. Scott, Il. Strouse, F. +. Elmendorf,
O. Burdick, Z. r. Barron.
Vigilance Cdmmittee. Allen, w.
Drummond, w. F. Hunting, Jos. McHosc,
N. O'Brien.
We append herewith an official list Of
the members of the Board Of Trade as at
present constituted, for which we arc in
debtcd to eur friend j. V. D. Benton, Sc.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

. Rates of Exchange.
On New York, buying, Par.
6. selling, "a Prem
Chicago, IL
Milwaukee, " IL g.
American Gold, 2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-26

~ Why must the nose be in the mid
die of the face!
Because it is the sccnter.
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N0ueHnehto Vi 1HuoIV anu DlHSIHo,
in terms of IL lessons each commencing
THURSDAY, APRIL LIST,
at her residence.
RD- She will also give private instructions the
Piano. Those wishing to send scholars will please
report to me this week. MRS IL. q. SCOTT.
McGrcgor NJ arch "A, 1862. 2w2Si
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A CARD
RudementS of Music and Singing,

pEING requested, Mrs. H. c. Scott proposes to teach
ID class Of boys and girls, between the ages Of 10
and Is, the
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

N0TICE-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. J.
~ Howell, No. ~ Houston street and 81 Beekn.sn street
city o. New YORK sole agent for my Pale Ale Al orders
scut TO hsad!gess will be- promptly attended The public
cautioned aganst certain designing persons who
surreptiously ob,aned casks, and Gn, with
al o. inferior quality and vending the my
aclre viii suarenee genuine unless purchased Of
W. J. Howell, sole agent for New YORK.
PHILADELPHIA April H. sol. WM. G. RUDNAS.