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The New York herald., 1863-11-11

Cavalry Skirmish Near Hazel
Run.
.--N0--~,o-y,>~-N~|~>NNO~
Reoccupation Of Culpeprer by
Our Troops.
Retreat Of tho Rebels South Of
the RapidaD.
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Additional Names of Killed and
Wounded,
&C., &C.. 10.
Mr. Wm. Young. Despntch.


ARWy o, Inn PoronAc, Nov. o, 1853.
FORTY soyen moro wounded belonging 10 the Sixth
corps went down tho twenty minutes past ono train
to day They cmbracs the most severe and dangerous
casos On the twenty minutes past eight p ~ train Dr.
King Jones' brigade Surgeon Of the PTs. brigade First
division, Third corps weet down with the following
wounded Union and rebel sdlders-
WOUNDED UNION s0rrsrPs
Giles g. Goodwin, 90. u, 10th indiana, hand.
John EVANS, Co. r, 99b p@npsylvsnia, ieg
Corporal m Henderson. 90. LIST United st"ies sharp
F,IaS rnS'ss Ros. CO. X 10Th Indiana, thigh.
Mathew Morgan, 60. B, lat U. y Sbsrpshooters leg
James Reed, 90. u, lss y. z. shsrPehooters, hip
Georre T. Ross, Co. II, o6tb Pennsylvania, arm
Peter Num- Co. A, p9ib PennsyIvsnla, thigh
sergeant r. j. soathwIek, Co G, lst sbarp5hootsrs,
'v;s w p,s"J p" 90 a. Goth Indiana, ,hish.
Corporal charles Egspe Mead, Co. =, ist Cnted states
ShaTpshooters, hip
Fitzgerald Bslsck TO- y fa United States sbsrpshoo,
Sylvester numpus Co. G, 81 Maine, lungs.
Bartlett Reiicbsn, Co. A, I'd Maine hand.
Sergeant psyd Barnett. 90 b. eoth Pcnpsy knee.
tieutepsnt A,hs sutier goth Pennsylvania.
Sergeant Waiter bekne Co r. oelh Psnnsy,.nA, head.
chsre, Tel,sf, Co. O, slh Psnps,I ,Ivania, hand.
william white. 60. A. ao,h indiana, wrist
Lem. Hurley, Co A, Sph Indiana. hand
James orinEer, co. a, goth lhdians. hand.
william f,sssrala e. b. IH unii.d states sharpshoos-
Sergeant jonathan Sproal Go. G. <0th Nsw York. thigh.
wocSDEb fBhyL soLDrss.
soreesnt samurl }; Boyes, TO- X ao,n North Carolina,
Cor5rs W T. Davis 90. b, soth North CsrolIns, both
les
Har,Iy Rcdnsu. Co X, eolh North Csro.ns, head.
se ,eesnt T. H. Bryun Co 94h North Carolina, chest
SER 4 J. g Nusum 90 H. atih North Carolina head.
J.E rsniey CO. T. 3oth North Carolina, groin.
seryes n J. Rng, 60. q, 10th North Carolina foot.
". "er 20 q, % North Osrolna, hip
John Pender. 20. &. Nosth Carolina thigh
W II pani n 90 g. 9oih North Carolina, eide
Sergeant =. Belien, 20 H. a0th North Carolina, leg
q. C. shaw, Go. u, b0'h Nofth CarolnA, foot
Two Of The rebel prsoneO cspturcd by tho Third corps
died n bospitai, vlz-corporsl q. Wihsrpool, Co. X,
Goth North Carolina AMI Samuel Brainard, Co X 3oib
North Carolina Another rebel, not wounded, bat sick,
went down the train nisht-samuel Conway Co X,
30tb North Carolina
ADpInossL ooNp~
Csptsb Lewis Maynard, Co u, b3d PenusylvEnia act
bg cid on Colonel Coils star First brigade Frat dl.
vision.
Edrdse Jewel Co. l. Fret Cn.ed s,scs shsIpshootsrs
The vuerins captured to-day several men and horsss
Eeson. 1hey also captured some half dozen os
p'ckets In the same vicinity
large proportion ~ she prI,onart captured viii tste
the oath o. allegiance. on squad 0, ny -four si but
cir have sfnined their intention u taking the oath and
remaining st the North
rhs railroad track beyond Rsppsbsunoes Station 4
ds,ufbed snd 10 In good order.
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EHpssFE Nrrp1s -fhs Haust9g t~o- q
Horrsy Notsrtsf D sars Inc mat rslnEftsul1 ara
syisud1 bsbsid s~sJa sefcss ne fty Al
prsc sey sl.tt stl5cs iasi gLt ID go ifst Observed
10 tbs vatsYl ~ ataai tusnty csg.s~ sb9rs ns no
rim, vhssrs s~egt 20 y ttt fetth Aed fleapgs<fsd
II tr1Ysnsa m s11tf sastsfir dfsfat 9Th sfest vs.o.
cty, isasrs lssa shtY ro<sst. aad lsafrs bstsd .
locg usM ~ ere What sss 70 1ft Isrnassasl- sbSrt
r~ TO 'sst has " fain, wLsh ~
,fiebdf brna-y, tufrsl 40 f1afos.y d.Alaishsd
tsht fpf f1 f11f mit4tsa. frn Esd q - tha a4fct
ms't'sr u suilr usfs 80 = "a m1ittr Ere u ~ .
srsd1sJ dsf tai, sssss ~ ftay ga antai.i "a ssfs
- sfeai s@rff~t srs t ts1t il o. rsi u 49, ~
a. 90 10 rorgg s1s = 10 MAD "a;
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Important Reports OF Refugess-nrsgG
Resre~ting - Rono or Auansa-Lonz-
, street Preparing for . Raid ON Grants
Limo or Com munic ations, Sc.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov TO- 1853.
Georgia refugees Just 10 report considerable move
nent Of Bragg troops and soshvad The rebes
are said to be svaouatng tho position before Chatts
nooga and retiring to Romo or Atlanta.
Longstreet ID said 10 DO organizing largo force FOR
raid on Our limo OF communications at bridgeport
Twenty-Five psymasters. with ~ 900 600, are engaged
In pay ing the troops 10 the let OF November.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Arrival OF Cotton AT Cairo
from Memphis.
Spirited Union Meeting at Little
xock, Arb.
As., As.. As.

CAM. in.. Nov 10, 1898
ne steamer WAN Las arrived ffon ssraphi.. ..u. f,y
turif,i ani ssvsniy bacs q oo,ion for Creisntu arc
ufsJ ih'ss 'or iols,us. Her ness :, su,eigAisi
a. No r1tu nseiins he'd At t4tils Rock Arsansas 90
N. t0th ulino, resoutioss passsd cr,rsssiYs a
ooraial rsftori sni tyaiy b. ,be rnltsi s,a,s sns
pi.igns the gost surrnrs n Uphold ne ssp'sm.1y 4
0s gor~nmeni
eamtsr x spirited ast ioJAl Adirssscs s~s EGss
sHi oonmiiiss appointed D. dfsft ooustlaiiss
a1i ~ ls.s ~ the Co1lrs tn,O1 Cab
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D.ssvus,iv. vi,s .s Nevada ctsy.

~ lhsft NO Wv ~ lhrIs
Ire s.vsr. C'y yet'sfesy Destroyed rssriy 81
~. b-nsns. o. I,osf sirssi, hrs tfitk b4nf'ng. "a
psin street 30 ggrcoTs xstloilsi csasrsxsieaA sSs
C.snsin slsrcbss ihs uesfs t9su bouss srEfss- sna
,sssrssh onoss tbs ss~ofss, ire rrsd sssiss Hossi
.rs assY strs 10 tts bsshi1fb1od Tts oogsty
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rsssssssiss from nissoss,.

- Tors, NOV. -, lts7
The Ississturs mot 10 Jsrsrsu cfy tos.y, sns a.
I1.rsi unili " tB9ros 'ov ~ani q s0orsp.
Esrs tsisw sys that Jsr f~vis is ata.i "a .ssd
soumisiots T. po,ortog. bush~b1ssr In Artassas "
r@ % carry SssrtA warfare.
G.s-s. Price shs HslDss' msa ere rsr,gied ~ hsr.
tstyss,sf 70 T,fas
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cs0s~ ypmsrr-wso !. Rrvorrss'--fsEs ta,i sses'

csrs~ wruisy--Ns9 10 sRrscrr-sf--fsst rlaA stesf
hlss o'ttes vsa ~ syffTef a. hsrri.tf sysnss
bst-s~u rittb sof AsT-cth sfssts, ont.nt5s bstrse
too anf thfe. hgsffsf suaa5s sifsfs fra the fFgni
Urea frs g'rs9s afth tasvs tb~s~ pot fsir~s 70
rsipsd a 80 ~tfo-t sttetttcf. ssf- sy<h
stren 20 Ne t-esas - tsifth1sty1f psay q us.1
psfs hafIy wsgrfff 80 netttf to atteffks
ti.at g. Z ~ usd ftstn. Wtr q thst tsses
sar1.i rFYsi ffes FuF 70 tts hsFass irfasittsiy
ufra frf'r affirsl #Abmi 49, f.tg tta a. gusiaf -
~ $50 10 ~ 80 rfsisds 80 a sshasa usn E as
49,. Ax1t.fse, ssrs
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IN. n~I,,msrs rss.ssrip, s.ppr...ss.

Hsirrvss Hvy. TO- lNA
rss ksniag rsricfyt, ns~sTsp>r started bsrs s,rs
,~o slBos ~ william w. WISE, os. u ibs ~
msr grosrsvrt ~ us Ds0y o4s>as. " cay ssp.
pss.ss - gFtsr g Csngn scasuer
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AAiishhs euass BY which ths press win bs ncreseed
= proportion 70 he whiskey the eass which will be
osd fes heavy "suesn The Wholesale dealers Of liquors
v oourse tske The from tho retailers and pus up
~ Wholesale price. But no matter whore the price
~ tqaor viii no bousht and sold and drank 10 10 tbe
spiritual Nemesis Of the ago
Affairs fn Richmond.
BCAROlrY or FLOUR.
(From She Richmond Examiner, Nov ~
me speCuIasors are masters OF tho situation
gard 70 feur, barrel OF which OF any kind s& any
price 10 next TO impossible 10 Obtain The hoarders
ensuld be made TO como 70 terms, that s-to p theS
ttoyee 10 the market
THB RICHMOND PARo BANKS.
From the same paper
Several OF the leading proprietors o. faro banks on
Nan g. cot are altering tho interior Of their establish
Ments, with Wow 10 httng them up oas and supper
ealoope This n audabe, there win exist need for
Mem this winter.
WHO ARE THE PERPETRATORS.
From ths Richmond Enquirer, Nov 81
ne "nent Mis," about eight miles from Newman, in
Sbe county Of Cowea Ga the finest In that section OF
bcuHtry with large amount Of whost and corn, valued
- 425 0O0 set IRE TO night last week and to-
taly destroyed. The mills were owned by citizens OF
Atlanta.
Unsss tho tories, Yankee sympsthIzers and Yankee
spies exerminased from the South wesha lose ell
eur mills Burning mills, factoree and barns " one OF
40 modes adopted by our enemies TO subjugate us.
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axrrcn or 0KsrnAL purrn.

Brssdisr General Alfred N. Due entered tho ssrvlosd
the United states the colonel u tho yirs regiment
Rhode Island cavalry, and attached 10 the Army
the Potomac Hls commission colonel date from
July iso2 Ho took part In Tho cavalry opsrsuo1r
the latter par, q the Pope campaign Ia Virginia iAugs,
1892 and 30 tho Maryland campaign. under General Nc
ciollsn. seporaber. 1852 s the bsif,s
or Fredorcksburs, December. i,s2 bot actively
engaged lie commanded la rosimsEt during stone
man raid, May. 1898 and ~ tbo battle a. Beverly Iord
June o. 1850 he coumsnfei hrtxaf0 under General
ford IN the 2d ~ June isd1 be appointed brig.
der general % yoaDtsefs and during tho early cAysry
opernioIs ~ the Coitysbgrg campaign bo tsnarovs
riy PLACED N command Of tbe 1hfd dYtion % tts
airy force - tho Army - tie pnionsc. rnanisd
Ny General kNparck He sftorsAfis d~tas bel fror
that array and assigned 10 cnuuauf IA W.st1ru w
slnis. where be has recently iatng1shed himself rear
f,Nl.buf.
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General DANES Victory.
SEsENAL IELLEY's OFFICIAL DssPAroH.
C1.,xsnr.ro. Nov. a. l,ss

CIAsEErro Nov. ., 1903
To Governor D0rytls;-
telegram has just boon received from General Scam
mon, In which he .syr.-'cennra Dune entered isvs
burg a, hsIast ten o'olk " on the Tth, the Enemy
having passed through In retreat from Avsrn. Who
gave him severe whppips a, DrOop noGnlslr ,hs
9th
Duns cap,ursd' the on.my's camp, tents, kn1tsa,ss
provisons So caisca aud .prsr6s q ous huuifsd
hssd o' cattle.
Tho cavalry have gons In paraut Ayeri la str!vsa.
~ urfg.s,ry I.n.vsl
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Mr. n. Ds id sons Despatch.
BsADouIsrrss, Assr ~ rHs porosIo,
Nov 10 l.Dr

Nov. 10, 1903
rivsIRy yiGpr ~ B.rr. Rus
On 'h~ morning Of the sth instant General Bl'ofds
cossed fdeemans river, there % await tho result of
General sedswicss operations o' the Day at Rap
rAhsnnccs Station. Having been sdglsed by Captain
Keogt one Of bn aids of tho brilliant sucoess u sedg.
wick General Byrord ordered fOrgud his Fr, brigade
uncer Colonel Chapman sarported by the brigade
run nsar Ross.yval..
Colonel Chapman had DOT proceeded Tar from tb~
point before he NJ with aud ispsrsed regimen,
o. the enemys cavalry. mns farther be fen gIos
divs'on Of rebel Infantry, accompanied BY artillery,
strongly posted IN hny woods snef having charged
Chapman di'mcunisi the Eist,h Illinois sud 1bbd
indiana regiment, 90 skirInshsrs holding tie Esbsh
New York mounted rendy for charge. Alter sEIrmish-
ins for some time without being able ys, al bis ari
lery posted 70 force The snsny 10 ohsnss h pston,
General Buford s~nt orders 20 fail back. The ehoe
st dssrsnt points ill night
10 this sciioz the Yir,t brigade lost dve kllee ard
about twenty Eve wounded. The batteries fLs1tsnsb
Vs'on and Butler we're well fought, ard Their carriages
susslned some injury Lieut. Bster Second unied state.
artillery Sss badly wounded IN the bosi nec,z.
popoisr offtr and his loss 10 sincerely uournsd ~ ha
cornfAdes Two three privass we're sso ~ounesi 10
beth Wnlstons .pd Buffers oomfnauc.
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secure The sesd spssioa sbw eonasAsv and 70 ssaes
tAe courage and vsIer q Nsr eompasoas 10 asws:-
a'Io0o.snns DsA.'nn" o. rD cvsasasA'''
Yoor brilliant ssosess oveS yosY old sdversay, Long
street, The night a the 2Sth, tho bayopst charge
made up(the side of q steep and dihfcuh hill,
over two hundred fess high, completely routing tho
enemy from bis barroades the top aod tbs repuse of
The enemy by fthe troops under General Geary-Rs-
poarEal ranks among tho most Distinguished
feats of svT7 "a we Very respectfully your obe-
dent servant. GEO. II. THOMAS,
MAJOR General United states Volunteers Commanding.
BY command OF Major General HOOKER
II. N. Pnnss, Assistant Adjuiant General
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November l. where ~ has f.sdsd for rs~f y ssvsnty
yaar, Iis from Hartford Cssnsctle1t -fes tsy
and served sI,festioeship 10 The yvi1,ins bus'asss
Win q. r. -. webster. 10 The Oii Adssrt,y osrs-r
Son after bio tine pS 0gt, he bs>sfns psrta.f rfh
the hess Wststsf, and, With trisf lnte,rs esttag.
o. thus assrisis1 ur' hs psrcsrs died sbs1 - roo
sTtssU asii tts payer ~ss suSptsd 10 90 bssrs isst
trcs thai Bt he hAs ssfgef sssstsrt ~ tts hise
lhrsry Hs vns . rtEtsfrss ~ 80 - sfh1sf al
lsAvs~ vrs, itgshtf e,a t-O snss-tbs ithsfitHs =
10 ggof rews AL grcstsatAiit1f Eift1ff
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mr. v. @. chspman,. Despatch.

B2iogrlsrrss, Assr 90 uB PorosAc Nov 10, ls,s
susvaL % ms ciriLAv UGFr
After The FRS, brigade Of BUfOrds tiyisor bad ben
rs2absd and driven sses opon ths main BODY, tBsy fs
Ted and renewed the stsct, bot ony ssrnsbsrs nj
the enemy were too well res,sd fos eur wors be fret
I've We ksr them ehssssd unia dart -its our AIR.
mkhers, ani gsds VI Gsrsn~s The .osrny refej
iossris The Rsyldap.
ooss-ossScs N crLroTAa
Yesterday tvo sqrssse~ q Ne yfs Eev yssx srs.
gvrs, irnery lie css Dandfei ara stii>st Nsw Tors
'oa1iters, under somn4nd ~ Cagssb Jaoos ". Kospri
u Csmr~ry y, sus<hcd W B.fo,o. d,son ion ths
oaunspc n MO run o r,coarollfe us country 10 us
rrh ~ the r,trcs,ies rsoss. Thsy proostsd 70 Cgs
pepp-', ohHsssd uroesh he ,o-b, arriving tuhe itsy
o~b nuineU q rsb.s bsfors them, fes'sd ltsu.slvss
Ahd hors~ sbi,s ,s.y ia sftssn p's0bsr, ard thsn
Ts,ufpsd With thsr TROPHIES 70 prAcy futos, -tsfos
hs rect ~ h-fuds ocnrard t,s g,1s 10 tts nerrias
Jh' sA~sts of csrsAss sssfp turorsh ne Sst q oai
tSry~f % das1hed 30 ,sns Os'y stsaiss - U.s chvrs
/" cAesa q Ients sns q, ysrD ssa q zAsoni s sprns
ts~. sas os-ss sy,tas ~ ~ sIs ouSs ,ls ",
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GEsraii syrsz' cossAsr,

Is fn sniD. Nov !, 1893.
Dlr'n; the Ists night attack three tcsinent--tto
Elshth Nho, hcui.usni Colonel thompson FoFty. .arh
New yors snd syiy-nrsi OHIO. Lieu,Anap, Colonel
Bswrsn (is,t oenire and right advanced by ordor Of
Genera, schurE snd took possessios os bgh hn
pisd BY Tho scemy, Si,sout much exposition. m. ono
hundred sod Foriy1brd sew York, Colonel Bongalon,
siso ssristsd this Had the enemy any Dc
cded resistance General fndsie prepared 10 ADVANCE
10 spe work q taking u, ie ,he consequences bo what
tbey might captsio n. RI NcCsoary OF The sixty nst
one, wa killed Ia the sdvsno. up this hui Captain
lander, ot Gooern shgfrs stat sss wounded We lcrt
eevsn nsn severely ssrpdss ard twelve sshsIy
Besides this rine are nssns Tbesc missing constituted
part Il patrol takse proncrs lust before the engage
D,ent cornrnercsd. We t0cs hfieen prisoners.
c~p,a.p O. sAaioss rovndod In the foot ~
osyobe, thrust
assistant snrgeop Ed~ui II. barry, s,be rIshile,h
Illinois, was slightly wsusded.
Locsrus yAuSf. nov. I, i8s3
Thc day hne, Lhs roads are drying up. The e0emy
watch our movements closely from Lockout sountAln, ,
a our men and thus B usture and the tart o, ysrn
prorrsss In this eeishborbood Just ., ,hi. trns.
HsspQrlsTxns, 0Ep. eruxwrnRs Coswlxp1
fHssros VALET, Tenn, Nov I, 1903. }
aDiroSAL pIRnd tARs rxArvr rax nsrrx nv iooEovr
a. yALtKr.
The toloNins Geld rctarn (orcall Of cssuatic. IN
brgaaes engaged operations tho as,h and 2sh q
October officers, four killed enlisted mon thirty.
three sxounded o1oers tsp wounded enlisted men If2
ssns 6ve Aggregate loss ioT This oss occurred IL the
taking of the bill, and ia less than thirty m nnies
earn from Major Bnton, sarg-on Ia. Chief, that our
wounded sre doing well. They we're all cent W Cst,a.
hooga the afternoon q tho day u tho battle Com
pared With other bses, the maory q The wounds ar,
anysusliy severe.
crxvpsI g.
GgxsslL HsAn.ulprrrs, &c, Nov I, 1853
Ub with extreme pleasure that the MAJOR General
cnmmsIdins communicates VI the troops .
no "olonsu letter from the haor General Commanding
bon of your distinguished services the night n the
x1tb tt " Vas noble tribute 70 y0cr good conduct
flom urAYs and devoted soldier
IIr General hopes win inspire much ssiis'actlou
10 te Eesfts his ohcers mcn a. did IN bR own,
1D0 lDst yt w Al es % renewed sor.r 70
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In. Bos,o. ws.siy na-I .,.,.m..,.

ffffffi nv. lbs lS1
- 'sbo.ns 10 ia -sss'y ,ntsrssri q n. o4si,ss
q ths tanEs 4 MS city
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Okfsuary.
narInnlrs

sSs exrErAL oerHKHars.
Nt. OytsrhsUs wif~ ~ The SAlisrt Gs.sr. coo tts
hsad - hs oonmsnd In iks hsif, di@d ~ Tnsrstay
nlorbihs. November 0, ~ her fesiesros IN =, I0uI.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

CHEESE VAr.-Mat. McKinnic, showed
VI on Monday last one of those important
auxiliari,s to we'll ordered dairy, which
are an indispensable requisite in true house
hold economy. We refer to a cheese vat.
which has just been finished, and set up IN
his store, and which We had the pleasure
Of examining A vat made Of the heaviest
tin about eighteen inches deep, five feet
long, aud two feet wide. sits in another vat
Of larger capacity, and made Of the mot
perfectly seasoned material. The milk is
poured into the first Of these watts, and the
other is then filled With water, which is
h aied by means Of cortc furnace inge.
ni,usly framed so as to cause continual
flowing out Of hot wat.r, ard flowing in Of
the cool water to be hcs ted In this wa,
the whey is speedily separated from the
curd and passes off through a strainer to a
receiver below. One vat is competent to
make cheese for dairy ct twenty cows,
ard the saving Of labor is as marked
in and making cheese over the old
method Of pots and kettles, as furnaces
vats are in the making Of maple sugar
over the pos and ketl.s once in vogue
When in town, We advise all farmers to
cali at McKinn;e's stove store and cxamin.
she cimenS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
4 Noble Sentiment.

Il S\OOlc ceNtAineNt.
We copy and approx. IN toto the follow.
ing paragraph from the pen Of Hon. Thur
low Weed, Of New York 1t is the doc.
thine Which the TINES has advocated for
the past two years, and the doctrine which,
must eventually prevail, or all hops Of a
perm,nent Union may IS well be abandon
ID now and forever:
"Our government and Union. if depend
ent up n party. AMI will surely PERISH
No such organization is stron, eauu sh to
save either And rulers ami Pope should
lose no IN in acc p,ing aud realizing this
truth care no: what party prevails. or
how elections r.sult. if the STARS and
Stripes arc nailed to the mas, head" 10y
atty to the Unon-Fnlcli.y to its Govern
mrnt, are the only tests worth preserving.
AMI when. in good faith, all true men riS'.
t" this measure Of brushing ont Of
their way the network If party. forgetting
that they were, under other circun,stan.
ces. "Anti-slavcry" msn, "Amercans,'
wings "RvpubIican" Or "Dc,n"crats,"
and remembering only that they Al: broth
crs banded tog th-r 10 uphold a Govern
mcnt and Union richly worth all the sacri-
fees of blood and treasure their preServa
ton may coSt-th"n. and only then. shall
we be assured that the Republic will live I"
confer again its blessings upon people
whose waywartlnrss provoked chas,ising
rather than destruction"
If this country is ever saved from des
truction it will be by means Of tho patriots
who have held their country above party,
and the honor attaching to the deed, will
not rebound to any particular party, Cor all
parties are represented in every branch OF
the military aid naval service A true
Union Of parties, is then the essential thing
to be obtained. and Cor that perfect Unio,
all men should strive.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
Weather., Markets., sc.


Tie weather si..ce our >li>Sue has en-
Of a cold, stormy nature, ana very unaf'
voable for the spring work Of our farmers.
The roads are still bad, but arc gradually
becoming better, as the snow disappears
The robins and blue jays hold free CONFER $
on the bluffs every morning, and ETHEREAL
millness" is taking the chills out vf tn
cold hearted frost king
The markets which have been getting in
bad way for several days past, have ,e
covered ON the relapse, and look healthy
again. On Monday, wheat advanced seven
cents. We quote at 81 ,oo@io5; NJ. 2
90@95; rejected so@s5.
In Milwaukee, Oh Tuesday noon, gold
stood at 81 40, and No |, $l.20.
Wool will command a high price this sea
son. The L. s. Economist says the rang
Of domestic fleece wool is nos . @$l,VU
per h., and very firm at that. There l.
moreover prospect that wool will rule high
for many years to come.
Levce is lively. The rush Of new goods
continue undated. Travel is improving
Business is growing mo'e lively every da.
River is still rising, and boats will run re-.
ularly as soon a, Lake Pcpin opens.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

waukee gift concerts" have been held at
various times during the winter, and two
or three are row advertised to DO held, and
no opposition has been made to them by
the revenue officers. If tho efforts Of all
who oppose this enterprise shall succeed
entirely. they will have the proud con.
sciousncss Of knowing that the exchcquer Of
tho McGreg"r Sanitary Society will he less
by three hundred dollars than it would
otherwise have been. We understand tina,
all the tickets which have been sold are t.
BE- taken up, and that new scheme for the
successful carrying out Of the enterprise,
is in contemplatinn
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

cY- The N Y. Evcnn. Post g'v.s is
nvign,"r, III 7ribnne, "a Sarcastic rap fer
It's abolit.oniSm aud seces>innissn, IL lara.
graph Of which We transplant to our col
u,nns.
The Evening Post might come forth as
the champion Of the right Of secession, MS
the dcnounc' + # the war, as tn. decrier If
all the means employed to give it a vic'ori.
GUS c inclusion, "a tho advocate Of an arInis-
,ice. peace the fruit Of conprom sc, or a
resort to the arbitration of IA foreign power;
it might say all that could he said by the
most supple and dextrauS Of all the north.
ern accomplces Of the rebels, without any
other If ct than awakening surprise and
disgust"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

PcslyILLE MEErING.-Un tn. first page
81 this paper. we publish the proceedings
Of "Union Rally" at Pos,ville. The res.
olutonS SAVIOR seriously Of radicalism, and
We far the objects of the meeting will be
killed by them. The intent Of such gath
erings as these, should be to unite the peo-
pie in the great work Of suppressing the
rebellion, and restoring the Union. We
submit to the gentlemen who composed this
gathering, tn their action has only I'm
barrassed unity Of all parties, since the
Republicans pressed upon the meeting res
olutions endorsing all the acts Of Mr.. Lin
so!n--son,c Of which the courts have de.
elarcd to be unconstitutional and others Of
which are regarded by many loyal men az
impoli,ic and inexpcdient.
We go in heart and soul for a Union
party, but let it be based upon the support
Of the government, and the laws, and for
the restoration of the Union. These scnt.
u1cnts can be b,i fly and per,inertly ex
pressed. and all loyal men can lin hands in
the great work of maintaining them against
all adversarics. Not less easy, however, is
it to kill the movement by clossins it with
party questions and issues. Lit us have
nc drad weights on the Union party.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

eT d. McCicnal,an desires ms to star,
that he wants one blacksnli h and four or
tive good men who can make themselves
g 'ne'alIy useful IN the llains. lie starts
fro" McGregor the 10th Of next mon h
with train Of horses. We regard this As
a good opportunity for airy one wishing to
cross the plains, rs he goes in good shap
and can evidently guard against dang,
better than those who don't know tn.
ropes.