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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-06-19

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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

Book NoTiCEs. outstanding the
hard times, book~ drop like snowAakcs from
the eastern presses. We are in late receipt
OF b auti'ul volume from Mrs. Si.onrney.
entitled "rhe Man Of Ur, and other poems, -
expressly adapted to Lcnten and contc,n.
pat'vc reading, and in 'crv"r or pathos un
surpassed 10y Cowpcr or Young. The whole
work abounds in graceful and delicate i'm
asery, e'nbalming grief for the dead and
sympathy for the living, while the inter.
spersion of New England legends lends
an added interest to its pages Ourselves
a New Eng'andcr and proud of our an
ccStral origin, we reckon in that pride, a
warm admiration for the talents Of our
distinguished country woman and pray nth
her that the severance Of our rpy;ous
western states from their New England
mother may never take place while We are
dcniZ ms Of earth"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
ID II H ID.

In Chicago. Feb 9th, 1863, Mr.. TIMOTHY X
wilcox. A. n OF New ,taven, .onn ,lstsy resident
ccn late OF Cci," Thee logical Seminary AFT - few
hour at aci OF u congestivc chill.
The decca ed for few wee - previous to the return
OF Rev MIR. Sloan, to hi pastoral duties, flied the
uit OF the C"ngrcga ionai church OF this city with
UGH success as to mc't the NEST appreciation Of
all connected with tn. char-h aud soci.ty In iii.
sabbath school, he WAS IA devoted lshorer in fact
his whole Ii e seemed to be .olsecraed to tn. b;y
aud hsly calling whic' he had just entered upon so
p,omi.insly. There arc uone in town WHO formed hi
acquaintance. but sincerely mourn hi. DEATH
January 2sth 1863 in llo.pit., No. 2 ,s,r u,r
freeshuro. III III, received in Ia tie. on t,e 81
Vi Dece,nher WAnuEN Il. SAwYEa, aged 10 years.
sucA ha. been the tate Of mauy Of oar brave boys
who went forth in the strength OF youth, AID mau
hood to battle Tor the continn nce of one o, the bet
Governments the world ever knew !; and while we
rrsc"'e the war deplors the necessity of >eniin.
friend. a"d brother. forth to III e. to DEATH
We yet know that it 1. -.ity-that the sarrnc-
Rust be maie-that We must sac iice home home
comforts. friends ave! lite itself in the now
impending stru .gle for liberty.
The decea>ed, was me nber of Monona Lodge. of
the I. o. "f q. T., ad true friend to the cause he
sdvo"ated The Lodge passed the following, uuani.
mnusy: So -"#&
R'solred. That in the death of our friend WARREN
the cause OF Temperance has lost true friend and
our Lodge, "A worthy other a. = member OF . ur
)rder "" know Rim to BE- active .tent work.
ing BROTHER As friend. true. kind. and generous
One whose character would stand before the world
ni'su'ed by the ordinary vices which many OF
he young men OF the present day are addict ed viz
Profanity and Intrmprranre. 4# 2 ssaa
R,sIed, That we "a Lodge. Offer to the paren Is,
BROTHER aud sisters ct til. derea> ed our Gear,I.
sympahes. in this their kour o. sorrow OF brr.aye.
| me"t We know fhh il l. IL III" hons ci-ei that
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

The radical press just now are maxim /,
concerted attack upon Gen. Mcclellan,
and are parsding q letter of Gen. Scott
against Mcclellan, in which the grave
charge is made that Mcclellan wrote letters
to the President, without sending them in
care OF Gen. Scott. Shocking isn't it? BY
all means let him be ceurtmar,ialled!
Let US look little further. Three weeks
after Gen. Scott wrote this letter complain
ing of the irrcgularity Of Mcclellan, the
veteran General resigned aud solicited the
President to appoint Mcclellan commander
in.chief!
Again, the President having appointed
Mcclellan, in his annual message about a
month later, announced McClellan's ap.
pointment in this style:
with the retirement Of General Scot,
came the Executive duty Of appointing in
his stead . GENERAL in. Chief Of the Army.
Hisa fortunate circumstance that neithe,
IN eouacil nor country soas there, So fur as
kao,e, any difference Of opinion as to til.
proper person to be selected. THE retiring
CAist' repeatedly oppressed his judgment IN
.faror Of General No Cletlan for tie position,
and in this the nation seensed to gioe a an.
animous concurrence. The designation Of
Gen. Mcclellan is. therefore, in consider.
able degiee, the selection of the country
Is well rs Of the Executive; and henc,
there is better reason TO hope there aoIt b.
given Ains the confluence and cordi.l sup
port thus, By fair implication, promised
and scithout which h cannot, WitA - fut
efficiency, SERGE the country"
Is this not 4 slimsy protest that the rad
icals have -grasped to abuse the fayorit,
General Of our soldiersp
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
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The CONSUMPTION Bill.


Elsewhere We have prepared a synopsis
Of the important features of the conscrip.
ton bill. OF the nature, privileges and
obligations OF this act, SO momentous for
good or evil, minds will widely differ.
For the last three or four months 1t has
been apparent to the most casual observer
that the Earring Of factions at home, thcl
populations and speculations Of officials,
and bad management and perversion of
the conduct Of the war, had sufficiently
chilled the popular heart to repress volun.
teering entirely. AT an enormous expense,
the country has been dotted with recruiting
officers, who have averaged but about one
recruit for every three weeks, to fiji up
old, and form new regiments. In this d.
emma something must be done. Our army
must not be annihilated by the casualties
Of b,ttle, and ravages Of disease, without
provision being made for the rcplenishing
Of it's exhausted ranks. Under old militia
laws, the President tried in several states
to obtain the quota needed, and virtually
failed. The conscription bill. or some.
thing akin to it, became necessity .. and
that too, may fail.
" course, there are some odious features
of the bilf an amendment providing that
arrests in loyal states shall be made only
by warrant, and OH oath, citing the par.ic
ular offensc committed, was voted down;
another amendment combining the conscrip.
ton to white citizens, was voted down
another amendment still, that the regi.
ments be organized and differed by state
authority, according to the constitutions of
the several states and the United States,
was also voted down; and clause furnish
ed the easy means Of evading the obliga.
tons Of the law to those who are fortunate.
ly wealthy. Notwithstanding all this, the
government in its struggle against the re.
bells. has right to the services Of the
people, both on account OF necessity, and
by reason Of law. The pressing impor ,ancc
of preserving this Union intact, sinks con.
sderations of cxpediency out Of sight, and
out of discussion. TO time must be left
the correction Of unjust provisions Of the
bill to the courts must be left the ques
ton Of its legality to the law. while it is
law, all must yield acquiescence
We do not believe there will be any op-
position Of force to this law when it shall
be put IN operation. Time will correct all
its bad features, and dictates of patriotism
enjoin all the dlsatfccted to wait for the
regular operations Of that great correcter
Of evils in our body polite.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

Foolish LEG,sLATIoN.-No o ream of
paper is now imported, Congress having
placed the duty SO high as to cfectpally
prevent importation and constantly bring
to Sec Chase's vault not single "sou
marquee" while at the same time Uncle
Sam has to pay out Of his pocket $685.
10 100000 extra for government printing
per annum, in consequence Of the monopo-
'y created by shutting off foreign compe-
,ition. In this case Congress has play
ed the part Of the blockhead, who over.
loaded his gun. and Was kicked over in it's
r.coil. Now If Congress will take off the
duty from paper. it will make its revenue
no less; if it will materially reduce it, it
viii add to the revenue; but il it adjourns
without doing either. it will finally earn
the curses Of the press and the people,
That's ell.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
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To Young .H1em ,

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sent under seal, to any adore in a piaia seale,,
envelope. on the receipt Of CENTS two postage
stamps ~ addressing, CiiAS. J. Z. KLINE & Co
Feb. % lsG3m4 ''' '0'~N'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

Weather, Markets. &c.
| March COMES in clustering, and variable
as coquet. Some four or five inches Of
snow fell Sunday night and Monday, but
the south wind which prevails as we 60 to
press gives the PROMISE Of its early demise.
Tue ice is blocked at the mouth of the
Wisconsin river, and partially fills the main
channel Of the river. 1t is liable to move
out any day, and we confidently expect to
see the ferry boat over during the present
week
The rain and snow has intcrfcrcd some.
what with the deliveries Of produce, but
the good prices which are paid, cause hold
crs to pay little heed to such distractions.
Benton Brothers & Co., in their quotations.,
announce Amber Iowa at $l,lU; No. /,
l,o7@1,lo; No. 2, 96@l 90; r,jected, 81
09O. Pork $3,25@s4,OO.
In Milwaukee, Tuesday noon, wheat was
quoted at 1926 for No. l, and $l,lG for
No. 2.
On the opening Of navigation freights
will 50 upto 25c per 100 lbs to Milwaukee
aud Chicago, which will be lG 10 cent per
buShel. This is an enormous tariff, and
will cause our market to rule eight or ten
c hts lower than it otherwise would,
Gold was quoted on Tuesday in Milwau-
kcc at $l,7O. There seems to BE- not a
little Misrepresentation as to the value Of
paper money, as characterized by the stock
qu'a'ions. Tnus when gold is quoted at
Sl,5o, paper is worth more than fifty cents
on the dollar, because one dollar and fifty
cents in paper money will p .rchase dol
lar in gold. AS the price of gold in paper
is to one hundred c'nts, so is one hundred
cents TO the value Of one dollar in gold.-
To make this plain, we append a table Civ.
ing the value Of the paper dollar for differ.
ent prices Of gold, which may serve for
future reference:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

The Committee on Mays and Means it
is said, have finally concluded to report in
favor OF RENTING the duty on paper.
Dispatches from Hampton Roads up to
the 2sth, state that the British frigatc
Petrol had arrived direct from Charleston,
bringing the intelligence that the rebels
have strong works across the channel at the
entrance to Charleston harbDr, which are
filled with torpedoes, intended to blow up
any federal vessel attempting to enter It.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

TIVE Advertiser, LAYING been rc,torei to health in
Few week hy a very staple remed after hav.
ing suffered several years WITH severe iuuv sfYsc,ion
and that dread disease. Cen umytion-is auxou. to
make known to his fellow uffrers the means If cure
sc'ipon ucd Gree OF charge) with the directions ior
preparing aud ing the same. which they will 6pd a
su"x CURE Fon CoNsuMprIoN, ASTHMA. DMor.
cH'Iis, &c The snly o. j-ct OF the advertiser in
sending the Prescription 1. to brnrt the nfctsd and
sre.d information which he conreivos to BE- inv s,ua.
pie, ana u" hope every suFe-er will try his remedy
ing. F ~
Parties wishing the Prescription will please adSreas
kxv. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
a., 'r--'.rr-.ar .- - W,llismsbureh,
3S3 Kings Count, New York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04


NOTICES Of THE RADICALS The Chicago
Jour"ui, conservative Republican, strikes
out right and left at the radicals in this
wise: "The motto OF the Wendell Phil.
lips ana Greeley faction is Down with
Slavery, or 'own with the Union y The
motto OF the Times class of sccesh fuslcrs
is Down with Abolition. 81 down with the
Union - The motto Of the patriots and
real conservative men is, as it always has
been, "Save the Union at all hazards Pr
This is the difference between the two con.
hicting factions Of politicians that now Iii
vide the loyal North, and the party Of pa,ri-
otism that is resolved to save the Repub.
.Ec." .......-..........-.....
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

vEsY Gooo.-Wsndsll Phillips having
said that he would accept anything on an
anti.slavery basis-even separation" the
Peoria Troassrlpe retcrts that it would
like to give him kick on an "anti- slavery
basis" and it would be Of such an impress
sive character that he would never talk
again Of pstionL separation on any basis
N3phveE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

ss \ meeting Of officers from the 2d,
7th, and Bob Iowa regiments has been held
at Corinth, a, which resolutions were adopt.
ed expressive of their carnestncss in the
work OF supp'essing the rebellion, their
d's'ppr"bat'on Of the teachings Of the
Dubuque Heratd and Their unqualified CD.
position to the ''pcaee men" of Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

UPPER Iowa UNIVERSITY. II. Baker.
Esq Sec'y Of ,hc Philomallcan Suciet,
writes under date of the 2lst ult., thar
that society will give public exhibition
on Tuesday evening, the 10th inst. The
public are respectfully invited to attend,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

SPADES ARE TRuMPs--The Chicago
Tribune, which stewed. fused, and boiled
over N a terrible manner last sum,ncr, be-
cause Mcclellan used the spade to make
deienscs for our gallant Union defenders,
and hurled vollcy after volley Of vitupera-
ton and abuse upon the commander of the
army of the Potomac Cor the same, is dumb
as a post in view Of The fact that Gen. Grant
commanding the army of the Mississippi,
has several hrigades of soldiers and contra
ban us d gsing bitches and canals before
Eicksburg. This is nothing more than
could be expected Of a j,urnal which denies
Mcclellan the Justification Of history, and
daily heaps insult on calumny upon him.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
Musical.

All those wishing Sheet Music, or Music
Books, will find good assortment Mt GILES !:
Bs"rHsR's Jewclry Store. Also Musical In.
s'rnmcn's. Agency for Mrlodeons, Pianos, &c.
All orders promptly filed at East III prices. I'll
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given. to the qualified electors
IN OF school District, village OF NcGrrgor, in the
county Of clayton. AMI state Iowa. that the reeu.
lar meeting OF sail District will be held st the Brick
school House. in MnrrgoI, county aud state sfore.
said, the second Monday OF March, the 9th day Of
the month, A. 1868. At 10 O'Clock, A. n. OF said
day. for the election OF Dis riot officers. and transact
ton OF sach business may legally before said
neeiiny. Il. FUTILE.
District Secret ary.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

az Winchcll, an irrepressible hu,nor.
list, who was living example Of the old
adage ''laush and grow fat is dead. Ills
disease was erys,pelas Of tho face.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Found.

IN or about the lith vi January, Port uonnoie.
~ containing money. The 0. ler can have the
ing 10 RAGS !, ..rP'
McGregor, March 1 l363tlns33
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
MARRIlD.

In Portage City, Wis. Sunday March LIST, 1868, BY
n~v Mr. lioyle, Mr. JAMss u VIM, OF this ci, v
anu Miss ). A. BoSNsY, OF Bellefuntauc, Us.
IT'S a fortunate thing, married life to begin,
with capital bett CT than money;
Where every Investment /. sure to ii inn
Aud the rsturns at lair, sweet aud Eonney.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
Merchants

from all sections OF tho WEST. will lind our STOCK
III" ut "il SEA '"ns and we'll .d,prei 10 Their wants,
a"u are assured that our long experience trsda,
eA'ehsNe acquaintance with "a urerS. ~. uM.
pe mcIn- i"r buyns large L"Ts far CASH. ens,les ~
10 "her q CD. NJ the very LOWEST Pslcgs LAaGs
u 'H6s :ili tnd us !Trtn AIRED sell ca d Nv the
PACKAGE at email advapcs Oh MAAuFAcrunEAs&
PRicRS. fss.......
.as..-s ORDERS
shall receive prompt tsr,o"al attention
mara"33i"'3 WEBER, WILLIAMS 4 FITCH.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

~ The nightcap would be the cap Of
liberty il it were not for curtain lectures.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

Port Hudson. 1t is also stated that the
small gunboat feet has reached the Yazoo
river via Union Lake, and is playing mis-.
chief in the r,ar Of Vicksburg 1t is also
reported that boats have got to the Red
river via Lake Providence. There are also
reports of serious disasters to the Union for
ces, and Of troops and gunboats captured
but they are not credited.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
Fruit and ORA :, ,,,cln "a I.
TREES, GRAPE VINEs &,

TREES. GRAPE VINES, &c,
NhoM til" hi hwaukte Aur--rv, koci lord. m oil
II the varieties thst have proved hardy iu The
North wet. .5 fs W - ~
WHITE WILLOW CUTTINGS.
From sle.srs O'srman 4 Mann, Blooming ton. III.
warranted genuine FsEE% 'tsgas ''
Order left at H. Ruble'. ONCE, before the Goth oil
March. >63 will .aest vii h prompt at,en,ion 80
Plea call and examine speriulens at Willow Wood
aud get Catalogues. JOHN L. paGE. '''
Al Rubis's Naehi ,rry Depot.
~a zse 6 - Opposite the Mclirsgor Hou..
McGre2er, March I, isd3na1!nI =.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

EMAINING uGcalled Tor. in the Mc(3regor
~ Post once. for the month ending February Oath
Persons calling Tor the oilowlng is,te.s, viii
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
To Con : ulnDtjVes.

MeGregor, March 1, ls63n333tl
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low.townsm n Col. \. p. Richardson, and
n Mnng-r, contemplate removing to Chi.
caso to engage in the commission busin IS.
Should they do this, they are certain to
receive heavy consignln.nts from this vicin.
ty; and to have IL s'ud~ dip in the produce
trade OF McGreg"r, is to have u very good
thing. We shall, however, not consratu
late Chicago On this valuable accession to
her honorable roll Of business men, until
we know positively that they design re.
moving from among US.
Honest folks from the interior who have
money in their possession, will do we'll to
avoid number Of pimps in town, who
make business Of gambling and fleeing
all who can be induced to bet upon the ace,
or play any game Of cards. We have heard
recently of several cases in which these
fellows have stripped their victims of ,hy
entire proceeds Of a heavy load of pork
| and left them without sufficient means t,
pay their hotel bills. The true policy is t.
turn deaf ear to all their solicitations to
play.
The "New World Saloon" has passed
into the hands Of Sam Church and Frank
Rich, gentlemen who kn, Nv how te
keep wei! ordered, respectable establish
ment, and who will not b. connected with
any other. Sam, is VIGOROUSLY fund Of a
joke, and will engage any living man il
repartee; Frank, is qniet, aud retired
either will wait ON guests promptly and
politely. They keep the Celebrated Chca
g. Malt, and Fort Atkinson alcs constant,
on tap, and have very fine stock Of cigars
on hand. 5, ...Ea .. H.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

cusS the question 0t intervention. ....
AdviceS received at Washington state
that 100 Union cavalry We're captured near
Winchester on the Goth.
| The LIST Penn reserves refused to do duty
on the 25th ult., because they were not per-
united to go home to recruit up.
The Senate has under consideration, and
will probably pass them, resolutions pro-
listing g.inst foreign mediation.
The rebels have the follnwin. gunboats
up the Red river: Doubloon, Grand
Duke, Webb, Grand Era. Quit'nan, and
II Q ca tired ram Queen of the West.
The Davenport Nt,os h,ists the name OF
Judge Mason, Of Burlington, for Governor
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
State Convention. ""
The Senate passed the conScription bill
at 10 o'clock Sunday morning just as i,
came from the House. ...... t...- ..... ..
The -Hercury's Washington dispatch says
that the Close Of the present session of Con.
gress will witness cidcl change in the
p'licY Of the g,vernm mt towards the con
SENTATIVE ideas Of w. II. Seward, and
Thurlow w rcd, an the restoration of Nc
Ciellan to an important command.
! A special to the Mercury, dated Cairo
I 2Sth, says, "rhe city is full Of startling ru
mors. It's said that, on the Goth, the ia
nous cutoff was completed, the dredging
machine having been ut work several days
1t is asserted that the gunboats are a.
through, and the transports preparing 4
follow. After the b ,ttcrics at Warrenton ar,
reduced, tho whole forcs will be sent asains