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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-04
The War I'm East Tennessee--LoyaI
~ ofthe People.

A letter from soldier in Burnside's
army. written from Knoxville, says;
| saw an old man, from Jefferson coun-
ty, in this State, who although seventy
three years Of age, came to join the army
He brought, as he terms them, his own
crowd, of one hundred men, and another
Of eighty. He and forty Of his company
have been busbwhacking in the noun
talns for fourteen months.
Seven or eight regiments are under
way, several of which will be full this
week. Morristown, Greenvile, and
Jonesboro have, learn, each regiment
nearly full.
When we were at Morristown, and get
ting on the ears for Greenville, an old
countryman from back some twenty miles
came into .own. AS he did not know we
were there, he elooked at the brigade awhile
with astonishment. When the state of
things began to fash upon him, he asked
if we "wern't the blue -belied Yankees, =
and as soon as he was satisfied, he went al
most crazy, shouting ''Glory to God, they
have come at last then sinking his heels
into his horses sides, he went galloping
through the town waving his hat and
shouting away, "Glory 10 God, they We
come at last !"
L was not long, however, before he was
back coaxing some Of the boys TO % home
with him. He said sit wern't only twen-
ty miles y if they would go home with
him "he know'd the old woman would 90
crazy" He said she had been "savng
thirteen jars of apple butter ever since
last summer, for the Yankees to eat. =
When our boys told him there would be a
fight at fhe salt works, and that that was
our destination, he wanted to borrow q
gun and 60 along, saying the rule of the
rebels was over now, and his was come
and he was carter revenge like a four-yeal
DID,"
That is the universal CRY Of the people
in this country, and not a man comes tc
join the army, that does not talk of Gre
venge." lfa brigade of these men q
through this country, every traitor hous,
will be sure to get frebrand. The ma
iority of them, SO far, have had thei
houses burned. and themselves hunted lik,
wild beasts, and will never be satisfied un
til they finish the work by driving thei
prosecutors from their sight"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-04

THE REBEL PRIvATEERs IN FRAHcE.-
The French journals are discussing with
their usual zeal and ability the question
raised by paragraph of the official or.
gan, the Moniteur, whether the Florida,
Alabama and other vessels parporting to
be commissioned by the rebel government,
are men-of-war or pirates. 1t is worthy
of remark that all the prints Of liberal
sentiments are decided in their expression
of the opinion that these vessels are
nothing less than corsairs, in the eyes o.
international law. and as such, deserving
of condemnation at the hands Of civilisec
nations.
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Ntnerfs ms 6IbsG arnltnn.

6tltCn 9eab A. San. Nn 1. San.
atna es Bier lebbafter gu benn temalS. Sci
Ser Nepe, tpprtn Sen. Carton ben 6arbtgen
Die WrutlamattOn Oss @rd1Oenten mtttbetlte,
suarea ntGt pent9er ais 5000 Neser tn Camp
Carton BET @mttb's 9lantattCn uerlammelt.
M.brere anbere Nepner lpra6en at Der ber>
1ammeIten Mense uao srfldrten tbr Die pabre
BeDsutung Der @mnnctpattonss DETERMINATION.
DEM Ne9sr. &setment ipurben bic tbm BON
Nep- gcrt ge(Gsnttfd Sabnen hberret9t.
Die BebGrpen bier baben be19lpnen, bab,
mad Der 3erlt5rung @barlsfpns, Die 9aapt,
(tact bon SiDcareltna ana 8roaD Ntotr tie
gen lo0t, Mnp srrar baben lte gu bitlem 3wsft
BaY Yoint auf ct. 9sIena SslanO beftmmt.
Gs trtrb bort lAon an elnem Dcd eebaut unb
hte @traBen unO Cots rerpef, ~nttsgeIeet. s..
Das btefee 8latt uEts Nep sputba tat
(caor IACn In etnem Nrtttel, tnoem es bte(en
6afen nit alien anperen an Der o~mertFanjlben
&Ift, 1elba Nepsgorf, per9liH, bsbnuptst, paB
Sort Nopal @ttY emf Der reiHlte unD 9e-
t&6ftstrftbenbGte Stnpt tn ben Ser, Staaten
eth tperpe,
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Ser 9rieg i'm @iiOmeifen.
Beffatisnns bes Gieses bel Smmtspins

USb
Die bereits gsltern eebra9te gtaHri9t BON
sinen, nsuen Steee Der 8unpestruppen belta<
ttst fH, pts fo!gences S4rsiben bela9t 3
81. Qputs, II. San. MntUr @uts
Tins, Der az 9ebauOn t%OmmaEbtrt, bat Dem
general @urtis semelpet, haB am SamIta9
MOraen 8 ubr 100 Meann (8uuDestrnppen)
BET 6untSptue 1000 8tbelen uuter Marmas
Dmte unD PORTER nn9rtsett unO flanf Meilen
tpttt trts6sn. Der Ssiab tfbrte Dann nuf et>
nsm l1mpege mad 6artsoile 3urif. Der
Rarnpf purOe erneuert unD tpabrte Biz Spns
uenunter8an9, Dtr batten 50 Soote nnD
8errunOete. 5, ana
Die Rebensm sot sprtnsfslS suriifsefdIasen.
Die 9iaGri6t BON benz MftBsliden Oes On;
Srtfs aaf SprtnSftslO befattst FG. Die 5e'
beIen pnrben NIT etnem beoeutenDen 0erlult
suridgslAIasen. General 8ropn miro etnen
Mrm perItsreu. Sberl @rabb, 10. Some &e>
9tment, fabrt ftatt 8rupn's pas Commando.
Sn letner Oft3teutn Depei9e tsat Sen. Curtis
Der Iilt3 Da8 3eu9ntb aus, DaB fe l4 tn
benz Sample le6r gut 9ebalten babe.
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tgerurtbeilt,-Der Sal son SrQ
Ssmple, Der ben @onrdb lSsit9mahn erlGla+
gen bate. FAM tette I'm Getminaiseript Dor,
Der Angeftaste puroe gu TFsben Sabr i3u9t-
bat6 Oerurtbetlt, uno empfing Den rithterltHer
,Spruch mit5eieler Seelentube. S.
tn 0 d. In M 6r D er.- See. Sri geaua6=
ton liebt unter Nnftage, feline 6rau itnestraG t
3u baben oa bie Betpsile jeprd utGt peu-
ltdnoig ibecfiibrenb pareu, uuo mad Der
Nnltdt beS &t6ters bier lsGtglt9 elm einfa9sr
9SOtunsSfuQ %oOrlisee, 70 entlieb er ben Nnse-
flasten uUrlauft8 ee8en $4,000 8Iraldait.
48 esnnDtet. !6stnri9 8ul4reb,
Der tpesen DiebftabIs i'm SunY 1861 gu 18
Wunaten 3uGt6ous esru,tbeilt mar, tpurbe,
als er nod finf Sage ab3nlben bate, Be-
snootst. eno59as 900 @
= t0te6fat1. $, Safer, Der aa
@ecrsetptpn cine 8ieriptrtblaa bait, puroe
UNI 5tuei bts %oretbunoert Dollars, Die CT. tn et-
.ner, III ieinem S6laf3impler beftnpliGea SO.
mUbe aufbepabrt Bate, beltoblen. Der Dteb
1T nod ntdt entoedt.
+8eeDnodlefc H. 0orasltern
tamen SO Observation-Disclosures @olbaten BON
greberid unO 1876 ecn Nptnt YleaIaut, BIER
pteber an, um 5u tbren Ne8imentern au
itpBsn.
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9
Gdper III ct. GHpmoS.

cot Gbpmae, q DelA Dice WoAe
bsfanpeha F3 3spet EGaper bier, berlin Noro.
@arpIina ausserafete vDirie" unb bic v8s-
tributtOn", bette ftnD Sac6jhdet. 9H@iner BON
tbnen ttabn ote fdmmtlide Maual6aft eineS
amerifantl6sn SdiTts sa fa, unb ba BET
Steuernann ebenfaIs feblt, 70 miro er aud,
lUCbl rttteesanaeu frtn. Sic fdgea, {e mpu.
ten iebes bte ameritahifde Stage traeenOe
HS6if perbrennen. Der 0San Sartuto" traf
bieIen Wcr9en bier etn,' 9tng aber lofcrt 3ur
gerfolsun9 Der Raper ipteptr at. DO
(Dte Netribution 1T beFannttta fettbem se>
ga SIX R@
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Ole Galifornia Gapaaeris.

So fUu II, San, @uu1egneur Nnbers
ion ia9te beute in letuer Wnrebe an bic @ali-
lornta 6 aoalIerie; Die aug etaetn ean3en 8as
tatlIun befebt, boB tautusingeganeenen ge>
rfdten BON Dafbinefnns@ hfefelbe fur ben
Staatsbtent an9enCntmen fet. STE ptrb Rem
MaHa9uletts Contingent ntagetttt tperper.
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Mabt{on, @tsc, ID. Sonuar. Die
Supreme Court bon Disccnltn bat ftd fir
MISUNDERSTANDING bes gu @uufen Der @erlus
nsit, tpelGt fd tn S3autee Der CONTRIBUTION
s%ptberIebttn, ertaIenen 5abeas.@ urpue- Befsbl
ertl6rt unp bamtt benz NraiDenten baS Ns9t
befrttteu, bas 6abeas. @Orpus78eat In lol4ea
E9Qen al Iuepenoiren. r.a7s @a
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Serlan0f airaD 9efGcbt.


0eindlt MI, n,Fbf Ras :t :. f,t .,I ts:fa re ,s y tS%em. Dai@,;ss
Bis IA Sobrtn gum G8artta etues GtnbgS, bsipe nm tns 2anb
gu eeben; gutter 9rbn lteb suta Ssbanblun8 rerbtn sugtf.
Fdert. gtat3nira9en tn Der Office oteles 8lattsS swtden 4
unb s ubr RGdmttta9S,
81 n~Iot Sin juneer Maut BON 1911 Sabren, Ser
0CLtW4lHA+ BITE 8ar st tenbelt Seritett unb nit guten
Refontanbattpne1 perfeten TT, lam 8ei9dfdeun9 betcmmen
bet
MODiNtt o. Stt, 1913 g, 8Vnbfr.
M~ OIL Srei bis bier CUTE S6neiber t6nneu 8e-
OCIluNyl+ ItGittslns (auf Widl9inenarbett) erbaIten,
tpenn Fe iG nt.Ibsn 30. 81 @arOltueitraBe, spH4ea @r0tt lnb
2pnbprb. . SWdpDt
GuDerument Gl0tntsS Office
SO. 70 geefs6apettefrase, na9e ct. gantftrase.
Nenfpnem, Bounty elper A. &C..
9rante Uber SerpunSete Splbateu, tpel8e e%ntIafeu
rur6en
Topie Bitttipen unb sBaiien bon Sclbatert,
bic int Dienfte setprbeu Tnb, tSnuen ibre &npru1e
i9ueIfeuS 6eicrst er6aIten BET
Ott17S NHt. D.. SiIL.
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Weuer R0uDerrinA

Gm Wlontae, ben 10. Sanuar, @bemts Z ubr, fnbet Bel
5errn 8. SbMls SO, u. Scempntfr., uabe DOoerHr cine
|~UOrlaufse geriammluns ftatt, nm sinen neuen gaaberetn gu
~9rIncen. @
~siebboter ner6en biermrit ein%selaben, f6 einlufnben.
- Sm An ftra9 m ebrerer betInebmer .
Nt-HEp.
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J6r I%C1ttr0EtOren.
AseTentlt6et 8erfauf BON ~befBG6iac
AA tenn Corn.
Quortiermeifter8sO office.
@oItimpre. ben 7. gatnor 18ea :

E IN Baltimore, ben /. 9ataar 1863.
anl, DOrnsrftas ben Is, Sanitar 1863, 8ormittass
Il lt9r, mereeu $4,000 9ui9eG bei6d0istes Corn uHb
Qater auf benz Gfesierunss= Depot 6teitger Gtaet,
tceides bon Der Observation-Disclosures 3~uriidgemiefen MUIR
De, ahf %6Sffertiider geritei8etnue ~bertauit. 0ie eddie
pereen lepqrat BON Dem @etreibe Su eineit BON benz
aaartlernletiter feit8nfteaeaben Preiie berfauft, pber ans
tldbePalten, je nafbem er es fir piiuIGen8pertG 6Slt.
8ebiu9uu8en: 8aar in @datamtszgtDten beinr Dnz
6plen. Der @erfauf beainnt am gsfton<0 am~Ts6iff-
gBBarf. e
-, Sos. 8erser,
5anl-1o Colonel unb Quartiermeifer.
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@Or1dufiae RanzMnseiae.

Der uruerseidnete ma9t ieincn ~Teelnbei unb Befannten
btermtt ote ~rprlanfise Anaetee, 6aB er om Wgntal BEN 2.
6ebruar etnen 9elait6ltten 8au SeranitaItea miro. @stteres
IN elmer ipdter n &nSetee.
"a MtDo Som NIouf
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maA @nrppa.

Nep gosfgl14. SAM Der Dampfe,
nNfo" 9tng ebeute NIT so DaNastersn uni
$43O,0OO tn Guntunten naG 2tperpuol ab.
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&otal6ert0te aus gBafbtnaton.

sa~Mnseisen opn 9safbtnstou, iseIdee bic sead,
ntitta9S A uhr bel unSerem u genten Srt,. TieOfeii
@p. 400 @-Gfr. dbeegebea tDetoea. ffnben NOD
Nufnabnte TN Der aiGdbf SfoigetnsI Nurtiter.
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Nednnngeu fir @ahetrenFe unO
.iaa7 Steuer.


Na@rtht an wanersGUnfmmentem.
8ednunsen fir 1863 lfno au 10 psf. Mtsua
bere6tt9t, penn an eeer Dor Dem l.. WGr,
+. g AZ @'2V& 'btsablt. 11
Ma@ri6t Urb btermtt Se8t6eiai saB bic ge9nunpeu fit
Wallerrentc ane S.ielerl an lnb mad, benz 19. S anuai
.aur Austbeilun9 bereit III 8ea; ale GerIpnen, bic fb ben
abau9 BON 10 PCT, wsldIer .lautei er 9r6inons seftattet rptr6.
gu Rusen MAIDEN tppaer. fo0ten mad. oieier Office tcmneu
an tfre Reshnltnqen tn Sn1pfnrg 5a rtetnea uts an pber Dol
BEN e T i en- Ut ar be3ableE, naG 8o16rtft Der Sr6inans.
b 81 $50 sFs al @a itIAsHa'- ga MT. 9fnfS 2"
S1nl4-1Y,nIatt3ts = &5f4 l9 4f7@} +N.' gpaGer-N ecifr. p"
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a3eitfhriften FIR 10R3.

BET 80. q 9 6mibt, "a 80. 8alttmprefr., Gnb iteta
~sctrdttts unb 1rerben r~eeelntGBie ~eeItefert:.
Die Ga rtenIaube, tSlufrtrtes 6anilieuBIatt.
- 81 Rinltis IN So. 80
S'' osbs, Sn.a.s,xost ~ :. sum Sa.El eas sfa1ns, asisstl
o. Up SoISi6nltten So. SO
rfH4 lttnbu1. "a Sefte a is
Der gasar.5 gerIiner iGltarirte 8amen. 3sitnae..
e"| '''i'' 48 Nnmmer $3.50
NuFer-8 ettnne. l5 Gaaemetns8 albua fir
ipeiblt9t grbeiten unb Wpben.. "a Nuntn1ern $3.50
Sanl4-2N f~qutfNI4 - -. 7" ~. ~
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2e0er. &eOer. &eOer.
an Die @eI4trr>, Sattel-, @tisfals unp @6ub,
mader BON Baltimore, @aIbtuetOn unD mo-
INNER ber uWefer" 9eleien ptrb.
So babe ibt: I'M 9aten unb %en,pfan8e tdstt4 unb pS6eut.
lid frti9eu 8orratb Dpn primo @e9irrIebeF, pel9eS iG 81;
Ietr ntsori8en 9reieH O~e1tauftn Fam; in BET &ba, t9 babe
cine srSBtrs un6 btai9ere @uSpa6G, ME trsen6 Elm anter.s
9nuS in Baltimore, nduth6 Iber 1000 Seteu gei6trrleber Don
ptri6iebeaem e5ep.Ht nnb 81 greiea pRn 30 Gents per 9fb.
uno bSber.
SO9lene2eper.
1000 Seiten 9tnGOf- unb 0at.Spbae6er gerben, lpenn spn
benz 1. Sanuar 9etauit, gu ~iCIBenosn ~nteertgen Treiien atse.
laIen: @rtpta Observation-Disclosures $50 Seats per 9funb;
sep66glides 30. 1876 Gents Sat-Spbtenleber 30-5S
Gents; en GROCER 8Orratb BON Tbpersut 9rima Sips, BON 40
bS 60 @tuts per 9innb; gcp0bnliteS gi1sleoer 81 $2H per
Sen; aus9eudteS b.; 81 Bleoer; prtma fdI4es uub frans5-
itides EaIbIeoer; Batentleo2r; Elm grocer 8prratb BON ~Eief8ent
adiblfber gu nur so @ents per 9fanb; @plnte- S@u6anfaI-
Jung 80 Gents pet 9fuuo, ianult etneH errBen, bnaen lAb
frtI1et @Orratb boa S@ubm ber-28esfjeu8en, 2etfen. Sci
~bensSeias, &prtfcbLen. SOISptb6en, @fGgeln Is, &C.; Sob. unS
Observation-Disclosures OsL &als nub 9aute, pel8e t9 tets
flufe nn6 o~ettaufe.
Darlm toa,ntt @iner uto AGe, gu
s. $. @rupb,
~I0ogerbeG,
0ss27.eR 30, AZ G~nTOsrsfrI Baltimore, Ib
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Sparbina.

Drti ooers pets Spdrbtager f5nnen 9uten 9oarb etbatten I
~5S7 Fa6m4@eDr9 8ertrtGl16T1
WtOB Teripfrafct NGes, . Str. spil@en 9. u. 10. 81
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Sfftee seS 8erprODtanttrmno8s
SOmmtfiqriats.

Baltimore, ben 10. San. 1868.
4H8ecDIe DeroeH nngenp IN III n (ppn erffer
9auo nur) BIS Wtonta9, ZEN 10. Sauuar 1863. W1ttdos
II npr1 IN Dr Office beS l~tuter8ei6neten CUR 9ieferufo
BON o. NTS'""0
5000 safer @rtra4Me6l, friI6 oettabIen rns
BON 9emi9ten 8rdu6er, pedes bonn @tootsz
Wte9lzSnlpeftcr Der Gtabt Baltimore fir. Dor ser
ablieTernng tnfPi5irt pirb, 8eibe 8Sben Der
Valler nlitliea gut e%ingelafieu ietn. Gla6gereifte
ltho NIT Gtai9iner sebaute fsGffer nerbe1 Gppfftib
3uritd9epieieu. 1000 Safer ftnD am "a. Sanuur
a%b3llteferu unb 1000 Safer ale Z Gaae bi5 ,r
Toaenpnn9 beS @entrafte8. .
Sbtge An9ebpte itub ~benet6en 8eb imaunden nuterr,orz
leu, ME fte 9erpS9nG9 bel ueinen Gefanntma6unqen fir
S SSSnai aSTfaafs p st'S;if' Saa t. gsessffpniaen ssnta6t.
..rHa 39pm aS 6. @uuioan,
5anl2b19 aieut. @pt. II. s. O., Ser. ct. aru1ee.
Office be8 0erprc9tanttrnnaSs
gOmmtnartatS.
SaItfu ore, ben 9. San. 1853.
An8ebpte werben n9eupm N Bis ben Is.
3annar 1868, Ntittas8 IL lt6r, sur 2ieferung, neun Wtoz
nate BON bteIem Datum an9erefnet Iaut Contract fir
bic 3rlppen, pel4e an Der @ilen6abn rnb in Der gt66e
bon 5arperS Scrip ftatipnirt ftub, bon
Erifdemt JtinofeiTd,,
ab5ulieferu in BEN Camps Der 0fegintenter in Iol6en
Qnantttdtenj aS. III tieier Office be5ei6net perben. Das
Sfin6feii9 ntuB bon gutter, ~9elunber QualitGt Ieiu, p6ne
pals unb G9enfel.
@ute unD 9inrei6enbe @iirsf6aft mirb bon Dem serz
lan9t Der ben @ontratt erbGlt, ftr Senaue @rfitIung
~beiielben. s3e m.
8ieter %ntiiIien se8en,pGrtig aub bereit isin Bel anna6me
i6reS &n8ebpt8 BEN Sontratt gu untersei6nen uno 8pnb8
gu sebeu, e9e fe bic Office ~Serlalieu.
-goridlage %ntifen bettli6 it6erI6rie6en ietn 'FPro-
posals for furnishing fresh beef unb an 9ieut. Col.
8Romas 6. Gullipan, 6. G., Baltimore, Nfb., abreIfrt
iein. 25ent elm Iu9ebpt I'M gfanten elmer 6trma eemaft
iptrS, 10 ntttf1en t9re ytamen unb bic &brene i6rer gpfz
Office senan %ansegeben perber, pber ba8 ange6pt ipirb
ni4t beriiti9tigt. 8ieter m~itfien CUTE 8epeiie fir lire
2ppalitdt an bic Ser. ct. 0fe9terun9 b~eibriuoen.
3aRlan8et perbet IN iol9eu 6pnb8 9ena6t, aI8 serabe
~bprrdt9ig ftne, nnb peun teine bpr6anDeit iD6alb al8 SoIz
DE einlaufen.
Seine ginfGufe merben BON SeseIfioniften oeua6t.
&bpma8 6. SuGIiban,
San10s16 2ieut. Sol. II. 6. O., Ser. ct. girunee.
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Scr. ct. MHe6prs Offfce.

sG Sar 5rn. CRUDE. Gabnst- Dtater, lieSt etR Brief in
her JRed 81 fice
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3. SIeller OtECVt Dun WINEN1UNVt
In st 0. 90 Wef-8 aItimptefr., m 2. StpG
Baltimore, ben Id. San. 1868.
RaGrt6t ptrb biermtt cen YsriOuen Der 10. QDarb 9eeeben,
oeren gt9eutbuu pOn s. 30. Grant unb beiien SSr8anger,
affit. MreEor beS IL. &titrttts, nno s. VI. Uautn9tDn, alta.
NaeSICr bts 6. Dtftr. a1ieet lit, lppie oenen Der 10. Warcs
Sn i s. q. IsOsltna, aiFf. aHefOr Der 8. Asttelluns, bab
oie bon ibusu anoeterttgte SteuerLhte 10 Sa9e lang, npul
keatiosn 1aae an, taeltb pa 9 bic 3 Ihr in biei er Office Sur
GtaFat OfIsn lit8t. Ja& gerlauf Oisler 3eit wsraen appeE
laticuen Hstrsfs urtbGnliGer ccer ~alSubpber Nbi6dbnNe anf
ceir Office entoegsngenpntnts1 rne tntl9teoen.
1dnl5 ISM. e. Scale, NHsEot
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pes foe. benz. 5urnpereins, 800 8. Yrattfr.
Notwithstanding
am OCnneitae, ben 10. Sanuar 1868. @
gt6taapeIentc baben f9 ben 9ef&Iafsn pbt8er Verianm-
luna au fIasu. G~letdieiti9 bemerte i'd bterntt, paB al
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23

Late News,
Mosby has raid ed Fairfax Court House
and created alarm at tho War Office. The
plan of exchange by Gen. Butler recognize
es all colors as equal-the rebs. will not
consent to the terms. A Federal gunboat
~ reported blownup by the rebels. The draft
is to be postponed until Congress can pass
a new Conscription law. The $500 clause
pM Be struck out. The East Tennes-
see fighting is reported hoax. jeff. Da.
Wis calls for all his Screw" white and black,
to resist the invaders Of the North; he
proposes to lead them. Longstrect report
cd killed and his forces surrounded. The
rebels threaten to raid Kentucky. Bragg
has committed suicide. The members Of
the Press gave Speaker Colfax a public
dinner as Editor of the South Bend lind
Register.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23
A Great Problem Solved!

A Great Problem Solved!
How the undersigned is enabled to bring
on such Piles and Piles Of Goods in his
line and sell them at so much lower rates
than any other establishment in this part
Of the country. The solution of the prob
lem lies in tho fact, that bout three or four
months ago, when our armies in the field
had obtained such glorious victories, it was
supposed by many that the Eagle of Liber-
ty was about to fall with one fell SCOOP up.
on the serpent Of secession and rebellion,
and wiring from it, in its agonies, the last
hiss forever. Gold and all commodities
went down almost to their normal condi-
ton. 1t was at that time that the subscri.
Der went to New York and the other east
ern cities, (the only dealer in his line, by
the way, who visits tho eastern markets
from this place) and with cash in hand he
purchased and contracted for, one of the
largest stocks Of Matches, Je,oelry, solid
S,lcer Ware, photographic Albums, Silver
plated Goods, and General Notions, Music.
al Instruments, &C., &C., ecer introduced
west Of the Mississippi River. But this
viper Of secession, true to the history and
mature Of its prototype, is quick to anger
and slow in death, and the convalescence
OF his serpentine majesty gives such fears
Of his protracted existence, that gold and
all other commodities have again gone up
Z" kiting,' and the result is, am enabled
to sell goods, and make fair profit to those
parties who do not go East, and who are
getting their goods at these high prices
$50 come all We that are heavy laden" and
find place and security from these high
priced extortlonistS. A. FRENCH.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23

SILvEn.-Silvcr is pretty to look at, and
pretty to haze too, and Giles has large
stock Of every thing in the Silver Ware
1'ne-Silver Cnps, Silver Gobless, Silver
Napkin Rings, splendid Cake Baskets,
Casters, Spoon Holders, Butter Dishes.
Call and select the article you want for a
Christmas present. Giles has good en-
graver, and all articles desired will he en-
graved free of charge. s74
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23

~ Popular and Fashionable Clothing
and Dry Goods House, from the finest to
the cheapest garment, for Ladies and Gen.
tlemen's wear, always on hand, at Ham
xnerslough Bros. New Store, No. 1O1, Main
Street, opposite Broad AK, at Inc Big Red
Sign.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23

SuoaiU Do III every ldmlly IN Inc country. 1uey
have several points Of superiority over all others
list It Is q sslfadjus.ipg machine, wringins hand
kerchiefs or bedquits without any change IN tEs
machine. This is obtained by the OF solid rub
Der springs which superior to any metal springs,
which liable to rust and lose their elasticity.
I'd. The frame of tn. wringer j. made of wood,
thus avoiding the danger of injury to clothes from
iron rust, to which they exposed in the iron
chimes, however we'll they may be galvanized.
Sd The india-rubber Of which the rolls are made,
Is VULCA MED, so they do not soften by the use
OF hot water.
4th. The mode Of fastening the wringer to the
:ub is most efficient adapting itself to tubs OF all
kinds, aud ithout damage to them The same fast
enng can be used to apply extra pressure to the
rolls it required.
5th 1t saves two-thirls of the time usually spent
In wringiug clothes. II the clothes from being
torn by the ordinary process Of wringing.
9th. 1t is adapted to hotel use as well as OF pri-
vate families.
7th. 1t is not so liable TO break As the iron ma
chimes Ii an accident should happeI, any mechanic
repair it, but when iron machine breaks it is
a dead loss.
ne sell them at New York prices. 4 liberal
discount TO dealers.
M~1 Merchants in the country can buy al.
US kinds of Iron and Hardware to as good
advantage OF me as in Eastern markets.
Terms Cash!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23
Cabinet Maker.

WYE are in want of good workman in Cabinet
w Ware OF all kinds. Good and steady
employment given. l.. BOWEN l. Son.
McGrogor, Iowa, Nov. 25th lso3-lm.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-23

GILES Il BRo., Jewellers, next door to
State Bank, McGrcgor, Iowa. s74.
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Notice

DARTIES holding TOWN SCRIPT, issued for
u change, are requested to present the same at. the
State Bank for redemption before January LIST, 1854
LOUIS BENTON, Jr..
Recorder Of the Town Of McGr-gor.
October goth, 1868. 1867