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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-05-27
Business N Offices.

10uSlne8S II OI1CeSs
Who wants to study music, vocal or in,
strumental? All who do, should call OF
leave their names with Mrs. Scott at he,
residence, on Saturday next.
j. A. Bowman publishes card in GU,
columns, stating that an arrangement has
been effect d by which Dorr D. Hoxie will
sell ShcrwinS improved binder 10 the coan-
ties Of Clayton and Allamakcs for this sea.
son.
7 A child of P. Heck has found roll OF
bills. Who lost them?
J. j. Ta!]madge, the agent of the Yves
tern Transportation company and Buffalo
and Cleveland line OF propel'ers, sends us
his card for publication. These propcllers
land at the dock of the Milwaukee and Pr.
du Chien Railway and have unusual facili.
ties for the carriage of freight and passen.
gers.
See card of H. T. Thompson e. Co., gen.
crnl commission merchants, Milwaukee,
Wis. We had the pleasure of call on
Tuesday last from Charley" Thompson of
this firm, an acquaintance of Aud Lang
Sync. We can assure our readers that
shipments cannot be made to more prompt
or reliable men. They make speciality
Of the wool trade, and buy very heavily.
Our readers will observe by reference to
our Chicago advertisements that Nathaniel
White has removed his fine stock Of goods
from 81 to 1O7 South Water street. He is
an enterprising and liberal dealer.
Mrs. Ellen Kent, at the McGregor City
Restaurant, has lot Of household goods
and other articles which she will dispose of
for cash, cheap.
John B. Ogden, NJ. D., has issued book
entitled Diseases of Error a notice Of
which will be found in the appropriate
place
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
State Of Iona, Clayton county IS.

NOTICE ia hereby gven that by virtue If a special
IN Execution, issued from the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of CLAYTON county. Iowa. and "a
directed. In favor of Elizabeth Powell and against
George d. Gardner Ann g. McGregor. aud Duncan
McGregor, executors of the estate of Alex. Nc
Gregor. deceased. and Ann q. McGreeor. Jed. Brown
Phillip Dater. Emily Hyde, Matte s. H. TIibbard g.
p Goodrich, Jacob Conkey, Geo. W. Raitt, Rosetta
y. Whi'e. r. W. Randall. John Linton, d NJ Reed,
Orlando McCraney. GEORGE D. Gardner. j. g. Spary
ROLES, Fletcher Tarblc Po,lo tFarlgesson Eliza A.
Fisher, Hugh Thomson, Thomas q. Powers. Henke
Il Bandow. Ann Redmond, Thomas Arnold. A. Il.
Lyon. Asa Beer. Martin Sugars. Homer H. Newell,
Ephraim W. Monde'l, josiah dull, Daniel H. Jackson,
Warren II. Barnes. Samuel r. Weston, William
Rlackett r. Il. Wright. Henry Coin. James Glennan,
Michael O'DOnne John r. Ewing Edward w Pei
ton. W iliam w. Trcadsay. Minerva Ellsworth. d. Il.
IIoiSngtcn, u. 3. Dorr D. IEoxse, Charles Boiler
IT,. Geo Gardner, Trustee Of Alexander McGrcgor,
Robert Glenn. and Grcgor McGregor and Gardner Nc.
regor. minor heirs of Alexander McGrcgor deceased
y. eighteen hundred ana sixty-three and by virtue
OF said special execution have levied upon the cal
Estate described in said execution, follows, towit
The undivided three ourhs Of the Baxil Gard tract,
States platt surveys, in township number ninety five,
north Of Range three and fonr west Of the 5th
in Clayton county, Iowa. and by virtue Of ssd special
execution, will on the 18th day of June, 1863,
McGregor county and State aforesaid at the hour II
one O'clock NJ, Of that day, sell Mt public auction
for cash. all the estate right title and interest Of said
t. in and to the above described real estate
said execution, for the Of s5 1903 five thousand
one hundred and twenty dollars, eighty and 55-l00
dollars cost, and all interest and costs that have
may accrue thereon. JOHN GARBER,
Sheriff. G.. G, Iowa.
nv N. NJ. FUTILE, Deputy.
MHGregor, May ~, iseanaI3wstd
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WEST UNION, Nav oath, 1868


Eds. Times john Browns soul is
marching on;" it called on the Pioneer
office last night in the absence of the editor
and distributed type, forms, &C., in the
streets, and with hammers, stones and
clubs broke open windows, doors and such
more pliable materials, and made an assault
upon the press which resulted in many
rather serious bruises and breaking off one
corner of the bed piece.
But an editor with such indomitable per-
severance as "old john" who has not miss.
ed a regular issue for over years, will be
out in due time if he has to take each type
in his fingers separately to print it. am
happy to find that the better class of citi-
zens, irrespective Of party, on surveying
the ruins denoance it as low lived, coward
ly and contemplate act, and say that they
will do every thing in their power to bring
the instigators and perpetrators to justice
You would think from hearing sore of the
politicians talk on the streets after seeing
how public sentiment was drifting, that the
perpetrators were in danger of personal
violence from them if they could be found,
but how they will manage to concilate
them in private don't know, but think
they will devise some plan to secure their
votes. The plan has been concocted for a
week past. and on what has been supposed
to be reliable evidence that it was in danger,
the Office has been watched by friends of
the editor until the conclusion was that
better councils had prevailed, and it would
not be disturbed, and it will be little re-
markab)e If some of our politicians dent
know more about it than they assume to,
and among the lodges already suggested to
cover their iniquity is that it was the
/ friends Of the Pioneer that did it to excite
sympathy. ANY port in Storm is the
motto of such men.
The great inquiry is, "what will the
Record say Of ity' Why! dcnounce it OF
course, says one. OF course it will, and
can tell Andy where he will find editorials
already written for him just applicable tc
the case. They are in the N. Y. 1aiJsnt
and papers of that stripe, published while
the spirit of John Brown was yet in his
own body near Harper's Ferry, and before
| it had marched on to the destruction oil
the Pioneer. Or if he wishes to make il
brief, just say The act was wrong but the
motives that influenced it was so disinter.
ested that we can't help but respect the per.
sons who did it.
( The year Of jubilee f fanaticisn and
lawless violence seems to. be drawing nigh
Yours in haste,
WIN, McCtINrocK.
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MUSICAL CLAssEs.-Mrs. II. c.. Scott is
about to organize juvenile class in music,
and will also teach class of older pupils
should sufficient number offer themselves
to warrant the undertaking. This instruc-
| ton will be thorough, commencing with
the rudiments and advancing by regular
progression. We will say right here, that
youth is the golden time to learn to read
music and to sing, that children can acquire
better knowledge of music in one month,
than an adult can in three, while the organs
Of vocalization in childhood can also be
cultivated with extraordinary success COM
pared with that which would attend the
study of singing by the same person, after
the organs had become matured and as
sumed a definite and fixed position.
1t is useless for us to say word in com.
mendation of Mrs. SCOTS ability to teach
vocal and instrumental music; that would
be work Of supercrogation. The people
of McGregor know full well that they have
unusual opportunities offered them for the
instruction Of their children, and we only
wonder that these services have not been
kept in constant requistion.
Those who wish to join either of these
classes arc invited to call at Mrs. SCOTS
residence o'clock, Saturday p. IN.
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Weather, Markets. SC.

The weather is quite as favorable for the
great agricultural interests of this valley
and in recent trip out of town, we found
everything growing luxuriantly.
The markets are becoming more lively
and large quantities of grain are coming
in. We quote No. /, at s0@s1 90; No. 2,
at s50S7 rejected, 75@7S.
In Milwaukee Tuesday p. m., wheat was
quoted at SLIT to 81 ,O3 for No. and 2;
gold ST. 3.
Business is very lively.
River is still on the decline and falling
all the way to St. Paul, at which place on
Saturday, it was at a stand in consequence
Of late heavy rains. The Kcokuk was OBJ
lged to discharge portion of her St. Paul
fire., ght at Hastings, on account of the low
water on Kaposia bar. The Minnesota is
also very low.
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~ Gen. Banks notifies tho oovernm,

gB Gen. Banks notifies the government
at Washington that Louisiana will soon be
ready to return to the Union. We all hail
the glorious news, and shall welcome back
our erring sister under the protection Of the
glorious stars and stripes. Under that
protection commerce will again take its
swaY-manufactoriesw will fourish-church
es and school house will again do their
cnnohlins duties farmers will resume their
peaceful agricultural pursuits the mer-
chant, mechanic and artizan will follow up
their different avocations, and all will Join
in buying their clothing, boots & shoes
and dry goods at lianmersloush Bros
north side public square, McGregor, Iowa
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Mn. II. G. IoPKINs-Dea Sir The
American Cooking Stove obtained from
you has given full satisfaction in every
particular. Mrs. G. thinks it the perfec-
ton Of cooking stoves. AS q baker we
have never had its equal; indeed, for all the
uses of stove, it has always been Just the
thing. The arrangements for draft, for
boiling, for ashes, and the perfect fitting
Of every part, after trial of over seven
months, equal every expectation that we
had Hoped for.
Yours truly, GEO. NJ. COLGATE.
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be Attended To.

The Des Moincs Time. (Democratic) has
an article which arrests attention. In
aliuding to the charges freely promulged by
she Republicans Of the State that treason,
able organizations (knights of the Golden
aircs( are in existence all over the state
the editor says: "If reasonable organize.
'tons exist in Iowa and the parties arc
known to Gov. Kirkwood and other off.
''ci'ls, then a failure to prosecute at once
fixes the charge of completely with traitors
upon themselves, and the people will hold
sthc,n responsible" Clearly it is Mr.. Kirk.
goods duty TO have disloyal or traitorous
citizens Of Iowa--if there arc any punish.
I'd; and the people do want him to cithe,
proceed against them or stop railing against
them.
We arc indebted to the Republican jour.
Nals of Iowa for the prevailing belief
throughout the army, and the entire coun.
try, that a large portion of the people Of
Iowa are traitors to their country. We
ssf:eSe it to be foul SANDER on the fair
lame of Iowa, and one most pernicious
70 inoculate the army WITH There is
undoubtedly here and there an occasional
<ympathizer with the rebellion, but if there
are any rebels or active friends of the re-
hellion in Iowa, the names Of all our state
authorities, who have the power and neglect
o,prosecNte and punish them, will go down
10 black oblivion.
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NOliC

The Clayton county Agricultural Society will hold
their third Annual Meeting at NATIONAL Gin the school
house) on the last Saturday in May, lsf2, to COM
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpoe Of elcc'ng
officers for the uing year. and transacting any 9th.
er business that may come before the Meeting. am
happ state that the affairs of the Socie In
fourishing condition-and t:e way, so long gloomy,
looks bright and full Of hope for the future The day
il fast ~ pronchng when it will be deemed privilege
to be member Of this Society,". word to the wise
il sufficient" Snow Is the accepted time" to join
Numbers Since our last meeting we have bought
ted, adjoining Fa,n.rsbpSg village 1t cost $l55.--
We havsprocurcqa subscription f. building and fenc
ing purposes. ap,ot nDg to rbout $780, OF which
half is paid in and am collecting the remainder
rs fast rs can conveniently. Those who have not
yet paid please make nete Of this and forward their
subscriptions to me they have m oppOrtu-
nifty "A word to the wise, &c. We are making ar
ongements to build Immediately and also to fence in
the Fair Ground The Board may be able 20 make a
premiup list ut Annual Meeting.
NORMAN la ILTON.
S44td Scc'y q. C. Agricultural society.
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~ The rebel Congress have given j f.
PAWS power to suspend the writ of
Aahcas corpus, and make political arrests
At will. This is in harmony with their
design Of establishing a strong govern.
mcnt," but We should not be surprised soon
TO hear Of its breeding counter-revolution
Ehich will overturn the secession tables.
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EDITORS TINES !:

EUIIOhS lin
GENTs-Plcase insert in your paper fo- the
information OF whom it may in the counties
of Clayton and Ailamakee that by an arrangement
made in Chicago, between VIM. ii. APPRECIATE, OF Le-
Claire Scott COUNT Iowa, (who the owner OF the
Patept for Sherwood's Patent Gram Binder for the
state of lowa) and Allen Sherwood of Chicago. H.,
the Patent OF said machine Mr.. DORK d. HOXslE
Of McGregor, u solely empowered to sell the said
Sherwoos Grain Binder in said counties Of Clayton
and Allamakee, for the harvest of 1863. will state
further that the Sherwood works have contracted to
fill all the orders the said Door d. oxsie may pre-
sent, to the exclusion of many hundred others.
j.. A. BOWMAN,
General Agent for Northern Iowa.
McGregor, May Goth. 1868. 1885
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M RS. II. e.. SC1lt

DROPOSES to open class In sing AR-
i ing for term of Twelve Les 1Ess@a7.a .fsaA
sons, and If sufficient number OF n NJ III III N
scholars can be guaranteed, will formu II
two classes entirely juverile at 50 cents each
and more advanced at 50 each-givng thorough
instruction in the rudiments OF music.
All who wish to join theses classes, please cali at
her residence Satu rday of this week, O'Clock
p. m. Private instruction given on the Piano Forte
A4- Terms, $l2 per term OF "a lessons. 345wl
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tB- The rebels in their last day of fast
ing and prayer, prayed that they might
have an opportunity to strike at the western
boys who had dared to invade rebel,.om.-
Their petitions have been GRASr-ed
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bwa for delivery.
To whom.
II Stewart, Windsor
CASUALTIES OF THE 2lsr IowA.-Wc

CASUALTIES OF THE 2lsT IowA.-Wc
aoticc that in the severe fighting at Black
river bridge, the 2lst Iowa had severe.
sharp work to do and did it manfully, We
quote the casualties as far rs reported:
Rtlled-Wm. Hasten, Co. K.
Vounded-Col. Sam. Merrill, seriously
Adjntant Howard. do; o. c. Moore and
u. +. Dnel, Co. u, slightly; Edwin Ny ers,
Go. X, fatally; Serg't Hopson and H. Hiner,
\, seriously; Corp. Miller, r. Mevick, N
Y. Carpenter and Allen Wilson, K, slight
~; A. Wick. Geo. Gillansen, G, seriously
dan Durham, Vim. Johns, Geo. Dean
Z: Palmer, slightly; Serg't ". w. Lyons
II. Childs, 3, slightly-H. Culver, w
Holloway, seriously; Q. J. Mason, Z, seri
Qusly.
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EOal1 % a..

HOUND two miles west Of McGregor, on the Nc
l. Gregor and Monona Dad, q pack age containing
some money and other papers. The owner can have
the same by calling Henry Schneider Giard, Clay
ton county, lows, proving property, and paying for
this advertisement. 2w345
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.

4 LOT of Household Goods, and osker articles
IA will Ike sold at reasonable prices. For particu.
lars inquire at the McGregor City Re.taurant.
lw345 MRS. ELLEN KENT.
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~ The Distributing Post Office at Du
suquc has been abolished This is an out
yagc upon the rights of the northern hall
" iowa which cannot be tolerated, and the
a,stigators Of it will be Marked Charles
city ntelligcncer.
We suppose the Lntel1igsncer refers to
the circle Of its acquaintance. We are
lure that all the people of this vicinity felt
pnconceal,d joy over the item Of news
.'hich announced the discontinuance of the
Dubuque distributing Office. 1t has ever
'een source Of annoyance and vcxation to
.he business men of this portion of northern
,Dwa, that their mail matter should fire..
iuently come by way Of Dubuque instead
If the direct mail route by NJ. & Pr. du
Chen Railway. In the summer time by
'he Dubuque route the mail was only de.
iained twelve to twenty four hours, but in
rhe winter, it required the patience Of Job
TO await the arrival Of eastern mails across
he country, by irregular stage routes. In
view Of these circumstances VIC feel safe in
saying the discor tinuancc of the Dubuque
distributing Office can be tolerated"
=
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MONey FOel Nfl.

HOUND on Thursday, the 2lst., by a child of the
il subscriber, roll of bank bills, Ann street
McGregor, Iowa. The owner can have the samc by
proving property. and paying for this adveri cmcnt
McGregor, May 23d, '63. 1t345 r. HECK.
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81 We put our paper to press richly
ireighted with good news. 1t is getting
CLEAR in tho west.
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WHITES
ADAMANT ROOFING

ROOFING material to meet the following re-
N qurements j. felt absolute necessity Ak
che states: roofing that l. Wafer-lr0y, Fsfe-
Pro9f and Durable; that il not effected ny neat eE
cold, and the water running fhsrsfrom y y. 'Sr.
washing and culinary purposes To ooss," sn W.
jrct no small amount OF study, chemical inse.uEE
tnn and experiments were ncccs.ary. but the srss1
aim has been accomplished aud the best roonue Is tue
letters Patent on tho 25th day OF Nov, fer this
invention, err It to the public with full confidence
, Of giving satisfaction.
Individual city or county rights for sale. or roohrg
done on short notice, Old ter and gravel roofs re-.
placed with the above named materials.
For particulars address by mail, J. Z. atson. box
0l3, Dubuque lows. ~
3i3~s j. &. WATSON W.
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The Fall of Vicksl,urU.

The dispatches of Monday, which we
kulletined Immediately on their receipt, and
subsequently, issued in an extra, produced
on every hand the NEST joyful manifesto
tons Of satisfaction. The testimony in
favor Of our several successes was so strong
that nobody scarcely called it in question.
Every body was pleased. II has been
che fashion heretofore, on the part of some
Of our townsmcn to freely talk of large
numbcr Of secession synpathizers in Nc
Gregor. II they are reasonable men, they
are undoubtedly now convinced Of their
error, and that, probably unwittinsly they
have brought reproach upon the fair name
Of our city.
As to the taking Of Vcksburs. The
accounts are not exactly clear or explicit
enough to fully establish the capture Of the
city, though there is hardly possibility OF
doubt that at this writing, TUESDAY noon)
our forces are in full possession Of the city
ana the honorable captors of about 10000
prisoners, and immense army stores.
Gen. Grants successes are the result Of
rapid movements, good generalship, and
the splendid fighting qualities Of the wes-
tern. troops, than WHOM none better ever.
lived. He has done the best fighting and
the most efficient work of the war.
The results of tits victory aside from the
boss sustained by the rebels in killed,
wounded and prisoners, are almost beyond
computation. 1t splits the rebel confede.
zacy in twain, enabling us with case to fight
and whip their forces in detail, paralyz ed
rs it m ust be by its dreadful disasters.
We await further news with interest.
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HoNoR TO THE 21sT IowA--In the late
battle near Port Gibson, Gen. Cars d,vi-
sion, in which was the 2lst Iowa, had the
extreme Of the right wing In general
orders No. 80, Gen. Carr thus alluded to
the Iowa troops:
"Col. w. NJ. Stone, 22d Iowa, who sue
cceded to the command Of the I'd brigade,
took his place with the extreme advance
guard, at night, during the advance upon
the enemy, expos d himself freely and ex-
erted himself SO much that he became com
plctcly exhausted in the afternoon, and was
compelled to relinquish his command to
Col. Samuel Merrill, 2lst Iowa, for above
an hour. By his bravery and admirable
management Of his brigade he reflects new
honor on his noble State"
2lst Iowa, Col. Samuel Merrill, (first in
battle and one of. the last to leave the field. }
Col. NJ. received a confusion from a shell.
Lieut.. Col. Dunlap, 2lst Iowa, command
ed the skirmishers, and Major Van Anda,
OF the same regiment, commanded the sup
ports OF thc howitzers in advance of the
I'd brigade.
Co. 3, 2lst Iowa, Capt Crooke, received
the first fire of the rebel pckets, and re.
turned it with great coolness.
Sergt. Kinst, Co. +, 2lst Iowa, captured
rebel orderly carrying dispatches.
From the above it will be seen that the
2lst Iowa has fully maintained the reputa.
ton Of the soldiers Of Iowa, and have &C
complished all that their friends could have
expected Here is the official list of "a sual
ties:
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ALLOTMENT MoSEY.-The following sums
allotted by members of Co. &C." 18th Iowa
Vols, have been sent by the paymastcr to-
the McGregar Branch Of the State Bank of
S.,.,.o e.. 4
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TIN Iowa CAyALRY.-We learned from
Capt. N. j. OBrien, too late for our issue
last week, that his company was organized
on the 15th-himself Captain, Brewer,
LIST Lieutenant, Towers, I'd Lieutenant
The company will be mustered in as soon
as six or seven more men are obtained to
bring the company up to the requisite
number The Capt. further states that
those of his men whose furloushs have ex.
pired, must report to him at once, or they
will be treated as dcscrtcrs. =" : -,
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HiILSd- None

Wounded-Lieut. Col. Dunlap, G. E.
George, IL; G. D Hewitt, b; r. II. Gun
ningham, ID; Charles Rhul, E; Daniel
Smiling. A. f. Storey, w. j. Comstock,
John Lusby. Sebil Breton, Robert Strain,
Isaac Hughes, F; Ed. Mussey, G, John
Van kuren, H. Total II.
=, Missing : Iohp love, l. c. Thompson, A.
Total 2.
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" OULD respectfully inform the public that he
w has perm .nently located in McGregor. lie Il
regularly graduated Physc an In this country and
Europe and has dc ed the last twelve years hi
practice to the treatment Of diseases Of the eye