davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
'OP NFW-UAVFN HARTFORD. an
.,INTRAI- EAILROAD of NEW.JERSEY.


from Of Govt and'.st-d onnecing a; HAMPTON
jane o wish the Delaware Lscs.wanna aud Western r.
ro.f ana H .i.,oa With The Lchs Valley Railroad s.d ~
connexions o.nng direct Lre 70 fsoursh AID lie West
SrEINO AhRAAO ESiEN r-C Commencing April 20, 1862
!.r.r .rs.-I ork ~ 10 loHs: :.
Htar.s nrRs ExPRzss-At = a. N, Tor Ess'on Reading
laf.y..... Hlrr burg Asuth ChaIk, Wilsnlsport
M.L ggai,-ht a. iof kas,0n W aier Gap scranton
Grrat bend litistoT, BIZ ghamou NLke-barfe &c ,..,
L. .. LEAIN-FoG Esstou, Allentown, Mauch cLnhh' W"
liif .por krad.ns Ioi.ylae, t.errspuTi &c. :,
.si r. M-for ts-.on. Bethlehem, Allentown snd dasea
Chunk go
$50 J.. ST. For Sonery'le-
b.lD ?. Nor S1Ileryl-o .
~ 81 MrsTLRN LYrREsr-For EEston, allen'owr, Rr'i'
g u.nsbufe llifs5urgn aud IA. Ncst Se~pu caIs .Ioa
J,l-eg CIR. through ~ Pittsburgh
.yfRtss IKsIA Ioa HAznlsBV RG--Ihe a. m Eye"
T..u nom Nsysl ors Harrisburg At p m GOMEZ
Dol. East AID Mest teEusy!yan central Railroad Norm
,ff CeutI Raold North South. and With tie Cui0e:
, .sat hailey Railroad. ~. -,
lnE liRocsH E1fRrss Tram FOR lHE WEST ieaves
New York a. . daily Sundays eNcepedl making close
connection Harrisburg wilb icnnsy ANA Kan osd-"
DO cau-e 81 ears 30 Pittsburgh ana bat 9nc 10 tnchit all
Chicago Two hours time saved by taking THIS tram .
ELftArErHfOET AID NEW YORK fEKKY--LeaVe Se"'f"rs
foa Pier 40. 2 Scrth River, a, $50 NJ l.JO ';N AID
p. =, &c.,. VI, .A.
tru "a JOSlAA q. SLEAN.s,, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

Psid ard re- rucd 20 the Comptroller BY ;he
County rca,uTeT ring the nine months
ending l'tIlbei 90 lSUJ..........32Il 2,cN1n3 Al
ou'sanoig September 80 1852, on accom-,
'TPior .iou'.' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9h s97oo n
STrCiAL ACCCUN
Warfer~ No. Amount.
Outs aucine Deceiuu,r o., lt61.......... $3.50 %
THE C1frNV. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

NOTICE.-By virtue Of Warrant issued by
the Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Ninth Colec
ton District " Nsw.York. will expose public auction
SATURDAY, the Path day of October 1855 at II oclocs
No. 6a7 Sih-ay. the FIXTURES of BUTCHERS SHOP
the properly Of Mrs MAkf PATTERSON which have been
d aine. Tor payment of tJ-New-iork Oct. IA 1906
GEO. GOOD, Deputy Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

a. J. HLEHcKrH Agriion"er ~,.
DEOOKLYN PROPEbTI.-A.J BLEECh-
DIN sOg 4 to ,gIIs..l - sarfiIn on fliUNapAlf
tff s. a. ll orors 90 he frrlausH -a|rs room, 90. %
broadway. Oblari s... tie three story iiar" iiV '
IA " I hrirs lnd Dot 90. rtt an ald ~ Nrlt'n nih
aud Nvfile ave- AMI tle for u'en" Fa. House rs
g., ~.,,I a. 1t ..s4llH. Ic.ls hl'f-l Map CO. t.
sD - Crl.f -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

PATENT IMPROVED
i i COOKING RANGES with Dean-'. P.l.ni Wst.f.IoJ,
for Ho,sls and FAMILIES made and sod by BHA,ihALL.
DEANE Co. no. 21s taEast, 10 fee, 'ss' OF Bfoad~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
Cxenrelons.
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The steamboat
~ DANIEL DREW leaves Jay 81 ever Ins.dfy Thurs
DIV AID Saturday o. m and Jtl s t $40 T. M are
Youkrr. ~ ce,s faro to Most ron, .ni Newbufgh -
cents, TO Poughk,.psio III to Rhne5ccs, Tiyoh ,assi
And ngd.on Z IS TO Albany ~ CONNECTING with " l.
Contra and northern Railroads. The A. ucnia leaves On a
ternAt~ days from nartisonst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
CTEAAi COMMUNICATION
-
no LIVERPOOL.
WILLIAMS & GUION. No. Il wan';.

CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing a, oueeu.,o,sn Cork hafJorl.-1he wei-known
steamer. o! the Liverpool Nuwiofk And Philadelphia steam.
hip Company intended TO "a. o. i3Aowf; -
CITY or .Ssufasy' oe- /.
CITY OF se-At Wv
CITY or hEW-f Saturday, Yet %
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY, NJ ROOM IRON fss ~
north River.
PsSssGE
PrN,be IN caif. or it. cgu,.i, ~ ga oasrency:
FIRST CANtN o. rItkkAbt .......s.<t- =
Er abin 20 London. - 80 ,i,ofuse 20 Loud1n. ~ y
fif Cabin g. Pafis.. 20 p-tcsnso 90 llfs.... N y
FirtCsln TO Hanhur, - n s;rsfase 70 Hamburg. q >
Passenger. A.n forwarded HAVE, Bremen, Rotterdam
AIfwrry &c, 81 -. lily .eS rates
Pare. nom Liverpool OF Qusens'owu. l Cabin 20, 80
los ste~rase 30 Those DO wish TO end Tor tielI
friend. b.. MI. hero o. thr-r raf.s
fos father Information, Apply a. The COMPANY once.
JOHN u. nALL. A..n- -. " lLoe4- ~, n 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
..n,e rns,rsna.d sep..IabeI 90 s2,.ls7

County Rerenus Icnd' y lae2-Ihe sr,oun, OF Couny
Re,eue Bonds Of l2 outstanding ii the close Of That yer
~. W ~
II. MONT Of aid bond. retired IN 1873 osl,'V "a
-, Rer1.ut bond. Of is65-The following statement
,hos ne amount County Revenue bond- q le .-osd
monthly when The made payable and Tie fH'e OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

HE,por.rrrxs fHovosr MAMA, }
Win ca f.s.lonal Ilstfrt -. - q Az,
pc, D.. lesf
All Drafted Men tsor sinr tis Distir iAlfh an
1Ilh Wrfds wio haze at yet 10 lsfs9l isc'i
1 report tsf1.ss~. 4 it.s, hessq 4ssf. M tea 4.y' oa
th.s e.i. - h. o1a..la!-t A. itgcari e.. tescItsft
IA, ofAsr n fIfuA 4 WAUNFN
Captain .rI Pr ros, hai,i4. Con.nsisll9lsf.
JoHs X Nlx ~ kIcE saf.tfn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
& NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING yUL. ., Ioel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

IRIE RAlLWAY.--PasSonger trans.
81 a ~, t. pres. for Buffalo
a. H.. Mix. daily. or OtlsyIi.e.
~ a. H., Nail for Bgh.lo.
4 D. n Nav. 70 Otisylle Eewbursh and Warwick.
D m Night Express dairy fcs p-nkrs, but.o Roches-
ter and principal Stations. Tram Of Saturday
runs tlro4.h - BaiiNo bit does not to Du.AiTs
: =. 10, En.SFart :os D.nAiIA .,.
CIAS. MiSOr, General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER, FIrcBBURG. NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stonch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
leave Newf ork daily tSuLdays excepted, ocock
from Pier no. 80 North River foot IL VestrysI,
FOR EEW-LONDON
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
points via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester
Worcester Nashua and New Lsdon Northern Railroads
FreigL. taken tie lowest For information inquire
If T. g MARTIN Agent, ON the Pier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

PEorO.r NarfnILs orrCs }
Knrn CoranuroSiL DiiTAics triTs o. =. l..
tseYo..L az, ". cefn"f of wet Nb 81
NV iNnH cot . "a O.
All Drafted Men residing IN the AMI " afi r. -
Civ q hsw "a bang tlf srond fnb dfri ~ uf AiL
Crngf~s o. DISTINCT who laNr Lot 80 prfsi al tlrte
head asftsf CT d. bcos TIE GOA Icy q oclabs
Ia.
fnlA viii he treated a. g. ifft sfi .fai rifA asog4
iu,ly tiAr. D.. JiaklNH,
Csu..la .aA Pl0sst ~ .HaI fAl Dist = T.
JuiS v. AAsbS
oorraissl0urf Hfaf1 - tuf1.lflsnt
WI ~ THOMSON Il h..
.lf. ool Doaj u Infollncnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-The
il steamer THOMAS CORNELL. Capt David Abbey. Jr.,
will N,wyork, foot Of Jay't, every Tuesday thurs
dsy And Saturday at O'Clock Returning viii leave
Rondout -yry Monday. Nednc lay and FRIDAY att clock
m andng al New gb Milton add k"cpsic each way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

Il 1INEOI
IL FORD, connecting with Railroad TO SPRINGFIELD
NORTHAMPTON, BELLOWS FALLS, BRbfTLEBoRO
&c s. Gamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peck--lip, at
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Steamer CITY or HART
FORD leaves PecAsp at Tuesday thursday and sst
urisy.
Tie boats q tls line 6relass Sound steamers AID aEs
commanded by competent end experlescei officers
New york May 2j, 1888
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
HARLEM,

~ " lOHN, uAhi.LI, @1u
~ RAILROADS.&C. Albany, 1913 l. m; icr Do'er
an.. 10 - M !of Ctoten ais, Ola AV'" M
. .. IA. foI other tfalns -s- Ill.r Table, , ,.
JOHN BURC HILL. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

1CtH "
Eyper tieiThe amount Of paymen.s account Of tie
sbov~ epprof4 t. enbeI - 10 a. follows, wa:
For the nrst qaarg.r, ending Nerd a. = 81 1i7 81
For The second quArteI, ending June -.
For the third quarter ending Sep.em -
%. |V'''''''''''''''''''''''''''' -ps IA "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

Outstanding Dece.no,r 81, lG62.............
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
THE COUNTY or NEW-YORX.
PRIATl0Ss AND EXTgSDITUREs FOB THE YEAR 1863.

70. Amount.
Z $3.50 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
IOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE,v VIA NEW.
4 PORT and FALL RlyER-The splendid and sapyrio,
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. brown leaves New Ior
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAIuRDAf 81
ocock p. m, and the EMPIRE STALE Capt brayton OF
nOSDiY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at , oclocA p w.
tom lier No. 3 North River. u,
Hereafter viii be ressrded secured TO any sppi
cant until the shal have been paid for -
Freight Boston IL fors ardet through with great dpa'cr
b. Express Freight Irsln.
r.. LlrTLEFIED, Agent, No p Broadway.
E.'OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
I PRr,GFHLD.-srEAMB AND RAILROAD
CONsEJTiON. The CONTINENTAL leaves PecxsiPl
t..t RIVER NJ 3.i5 y. IA. MONT Lla,E.-Ihe ELM CITY
leaves RI II o lock 2. IN, Sundays excepted
StTONiNGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
- los. NEN-bONDON AlSDION, PhoNi'
Tile .flersif .i.an,Ts IOMMOhN EAL1H and PHI
MOI IT, EJCn I'll bows Pier 10. - y r. foot u Court
landtst. D.. - except uEdayl a. 2 m r .c
PAW Ac Ill Nrst.f'.. corner q 1otr MT a.
..yi,-| March lfjl W 81 EDN ARDS. A-rnt.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11
Weather, Markets, sc.

w cathCTs NxarAeLSs &C.
The weather since our last issue has been
Of steady, low temperature, varied bv &C
OCCASIONAL slight falls of snow-not enough
however, to make any slcighins
The ice bridge has, however, been in
splendid condition, and immense quantities
of wheat and pork have gone forward to
market. We have noticed some teams
drawing one wagon and two sl.ighs, loaded
with wheat and pork, the whole making an
aggregate Of five or six tons.
The market during the week that is
passed, has been very active, and there has
been marked composition among buyers
On Saturday, Mr.. Fales paid SLIT for one
load Of spring wheat, THE highest figure
paid during this season.
AS we 60 to press, gold, wheat, pork,
ETC., is suffering slight decline the form
er is quoted at 81; Amber Iowa at l,l2;
No. !, 40; No. 2, 9o@95; rejected, 500
SIS. Pork sells freely at s,25@4,45. 9th.
er quotations will be found in their appro-
pirate places, carefully revised and correct
ed by Benton Brothers & Co.
Receipts Of produce weighed on the city
scales, for the week ending February 9TH
Wheat, IL 200 35 bush.
Barley, 49l ~ bush.
Oats, 2,400 II bush.
Pork, 3,SlS hogs-s5O,476 lbs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

State Items.
Major II. Ii. Heath of the 7th Iowa cav.
airy is il, Davenport assisting in the organ
ization of his regiment.
The inns of Marshall is jubilant over
the arrival Of the cars at ,,,.at place.
The Davenport Gazette reports that there
was an attempt made u few nights SINCE to
burn the German Tn atre building in thai
city. The attempt was unsuccessful. The
building was but slightly injured. No al.
rests have been made.
There is an organized and thoroughly
disciplined company Of Zouaves maintained
in Burlington.
Seventy -one soldiers were admitted into
the Scott Division Of the Sons of Temper
ancc in Davenport few night, since.
The Junior Editor Of the Cedar Falls
Gasette, Mr.. Perkins, has been obliged to
quit the military service on account of dis
ability. .......
a soldier Of the 9th cavalry was lately
arrested on a charge Of burglary committed
on the 9Th instant at Dubuque. His name
is John W. Wall.
The Cute GUY reports that Jacob Lam
dau, committed for robbery in Keokuk,
escaped from prison on the Goth, and is
now at large.
tn. Dubuque Times says that no less
than 5000 head of sheep have passed
I Westward through that city within a few
= months.
Counterfeit postal currency is in circula-
tim in Davenport The denomination is
! so cents.
4 Tn. Burns Club Of Scott county cele
brated in appropriate manner the anniscr'
sary Of the birthday Of the Bard.
We learn that the officers Of the I'll
Iowa cavalry are making extraordinary cx'
! ertions to fill up and fully organic. t!'s
regiment.
The Iowa City Republican states tia
the religious revival in the NJ. f. Church u
that place is progressing with undated
interest.
4 Col W. NJ. Stone has been relieved of tn,
!. command at Rolla, and has been succeeded
, by Col. Glover. 1t was not understood u
the start that Col. Stone would have any
thing but u temporary command ut tina
: point.
Brigadi,r General Mexican Of this State
late of the army Of the Mississippi, ha
been transferred to the department of tn
!, Missouri with instructions to report t
Gen. Curtis.
, Hon. h. L.. B. Clarke Of Mt. Pleasant
has been appointed to an honorable postiol
IN the Treasury Department at Washing
ton.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

FAIRBANKS ScALEs-Wcighed in the
balance of a just citicism, all are obliged to
admit that the scales Of Fairbanks & TO.
are without exception, the best ever in
vented. We know whereof We affirm, be.
cause We have tested their value, ami are
fully satisfied Of their superior merits. The
introduction of these scales has wrought a
revolution in the transaction Of various
business, and their accuracy is such that a
uniformity in weights has been established
all over the country, thus making them a
national, legalized standard. Nor are they
confined to the United States; they have
found their way to almost every part Of the
civilized world, end are adapted to the
standards Of all countries, SO that it may
be said, all nations, if not weighed in
these balances" at least weigh by them.-
Hv~s's AercAants' AagasisA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11
business Notices.


c. D. Bckford 4 Co. have just opened
purely wholesale grocery house, in the
rooms formerly occupied by W. II. Hills,
Main street, and invites the attention Of the
trade. He sells only in the original pack.
age, and has very larg, stock, as will be
seen on inspection. We refer all purchas-
ers to his card in our columns to-day. q,
Lampson l. Powers have change Of
advertisement in to days paper, which will
attract general attention. These gentlemen
are increasing their trade to an extent
which would have surprised them two or
three years ago. .g-.r....-s.. .rs.,-.-.,.--,
S. Huntington, Of Farmcrsburg. is the
sole agent for the very celebrated Family
Dye Colors,' manufactured in New York.
See his announcement under the head Of
''new advertisements" in our advertising
columns. ..tsr -- 70
Aug. French has just received large lot
Of clocks, plain and fancy, from one Of the
best manufactures in the world, and is
disposing Of them like hot cakes. Time
is money!" and The genuine article Of time
can BE- had Of Augustus any time you wish.
Timely warning.
Capt. Sladdcn, Of this city, IS about
opening grocery house in the new build.
ing, north side OF Main street, recently oc.
cupied by c. I. Sou,hmayd. Trade in
groceries is becoming very animated.
Giles 4 Brother have just received a
splendid lot Of gold and silver watches from
the American Watch Co, which range in
price from $500 to $4,000. Some of
thcm.are perfect 6cauties-so the ladies
declare, and they are authority upon such
matters. ...-...
1t will be observed by reference to our
advertising columns, that John r. Jarrett,
late Of the firm Of Dearborn Is Jarrett, has
made copartnership with E. Il. Barron &
Brother, for the prosecution Of a general
mercantile business. Mr. j. will bring
hosts Of new friends to the new firm, and
will very materially increase the fine trade
which they are now enjoying. Success to
the new firm.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11
Notice

4 $ hereby given, that William Greene, William e.
II REYNOLDS William II. territ', Henry u. hfte-
hon e. and teiY associates suece- sors and asrxhs,
ha We organized them elves int Incorporation. I'm
der the name Of the IOWA RAILwAH CONSTRUCTIONS
COMPANY.
The copany's principal place Of trans acting bust
ctireg0r and the general nature OF ne ou'i-
ness IS to bald Railroad for the McHrcgor Western
Railway Company from the Mississippi RIVER 70 'ne
Minnesota State line, under contract with sara KALI
way Company. The OF capt al stock a"thor-
lied is One Hundred ThousAnd Dollars. to be paid up
within twelve mootls. at such tunes and on such son-
dirions ~ the Board may order.
TIE Corporation commenced on the twenty first day
Of January, A. l>63, and continues ten years, uu
less sooner dissolved
The business affairs of the company, are under the
President. Vice President, Urea urer ana secretary,
who constitute the Board Of Directors, to be annually
elected on the third day of January.
The highest amount of Indebtedness authorized, D..
sisty Thousand dollars, and the private property OF
the stockholders is exempt from PAYMENT 1T c"rpo-
rate debts. WILLIAM GREENE, Pref
II. WHIrEHeusS sec'y. Jan. -. l'63-32sf4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

sH- The southern papers continually
assert that the blockade proves beneficial
to the southern people, inasmuch as it de-
velope the resources aof that people; a'-
vanccs their manufacturing interest, &c,
and makes them independent Of outward
assistance. But, if the above We're true,
why should they risk. to break the block
ade as they lately endeavored to do at
Charleston We know one thing that
would make them alter their Boosting opin.
ions, and that is, if they had the advanta'
ges that the people Of the northwest have
in buying their domestic dry goods, ready
made clothing, boots aud shoes, hats and
caps, &c, at Hammerslough Bros, north
side public square, McGregor, Iowa. 1t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

PEPPER THE FACTIoNIsTs.-The Chicago
Journal strikes the nail on the head in the
following article which we clip from re
cent number Of that paper:
The Chicago Tribune and Times can find
nothing better to do nowadays than
stimulate faction, denouncc members Of the
Administration, and sneer atarmy officers,
who are imperilng their lives in the cause
Of their country. ..#
If all professedly loyal men were as
Fictitious, faithless, reckless, and blind to
patriotic duty and honor as are the Times
and Tribune agitators, there would be as
little hope for the country as there is for
q man with his head cut Off
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

REDUCTION OF DUTIES ON PRINTING PA.
rER.-On the first page of this paper we
print timely article from the New York
Independent, in regard to the enormous
burden thrown upon the press by the
heavy tax upon printing paper. Since
That was put in type, We observe that Sec.
Chase has sent into Congress a recommen-
da,ion for the reduction Of duty Oh paper,
Oh the ground that it will increase the rev.
cnue. The total imports Of printing paper
during the past year are given at sl56, s25,
producing q revenue CT $4,000. For
such a besgarly sum-" argues the Secrcta-
gy, ''it is hardly worth while to place the
interest Of the press at the mercy Of a
combination of paper manufacturers. -
We trust the Senators and Representatives
from this state in Congress WILL advocate
ehis reduction in paper, so wisely recon-.
ancnded by the honorable Secretary of the
Treasury, and relieve the press Of Iowa and
other states from the thraldom and oppres-
sion of these paper manufacturers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11
a Peaco Question.

The Prai i, du Chen Courier is pleased
to dissent from an article which was recent
ly pablishcd in this paper, in regard to
rebel terms Of peace, and summarily throw.
ing aside the evidence which we published
to the effect that the rebels would accept
no terms Of peace that did not look to sep
aratisn, disposes Of the whole matter by
asserting that "the people at the south are
As anxious and willing to secure peace, as
arc the lpcople Of the north" The same
psper adds that the terms Of peace which
would satisfy the south is the assurance Of
an equal protection of their rights and in.
terests in the Union.
1t would have made the Courier's posi-
ton more weighty had some evidence been
presented to support the aflirmations Of the
editor, and for,ify his conclusions. In all
our reading we have failed to see any ev.
iencc of desire on the part Of the rebels
for peace, contingent upon guarantee OF
all their rights in the Union. On the con-
,rary, from jeff Davis dow: to the humblest
private in the ranks, we have repeated ties.
tinony of like nature to that which we
published, Ill concurring in one thing, to.
wit: that they will accept no peace except
open terms Of separation.
Where is there any evidence that the
rebellion had Its birth in anything else than
desire for separation? They, had no bill Of
grievances to parade before the world for
justification of their act. They demanded
nothing Of the general government as a
right, and the refusal Of which they would
secede No; none Of these. They at.
tempted to leave this Union because they
could do better out Of tin their opinion.
One of two things remains for US here
at the North-we must either fight till the
last hope expires; or consent to the sepa.
ration. One Of two things must logically
result from existing facts-a compulsory
Union, or divided Republic. If we can
not compel the former, we must abide by
the latter. ':
We do not regard the restoration Of thu
Union as hopeless, and we have ceased t.
be sanguine Of it; still we feel like giving
10 the work Of restoration our labor arc
energies, so long as there is hope.
Were the rebels in the frame Of mint
suggested by our trans Mississippi friend
they could readily have peace, forgiveness
md welcome back into the Union all in
fortnight, and when they do wish it, the.
vii! ask for it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11
~Hayinp business at McGreeor

~Having business ut McGregor last
Friday, We took advantage ofa compliment.
tary ticket, and attended the great must
cal convention" in the evening, and We
anust confess that it was perfect failure.
There was full as much art displayed by
the ladies in the painting of their cheeks,
and in the exhibition Of their swan like
necks, as in the execution of their Italian
operas. Clayton Go. Journal.
1t is seldom that man will unblushing-
~ publish his own ignorance, and embrace
the same occasion to SANDER accomplished
and worthy ladies. Those who parti'
cipated in the exercises Of the convention
can survive such an attack as the above,
and the testimony Of Mr.. Root and others
70 the efficiency, Of the chorus, and ths
ladies alluded to above, will hardly be out
nv the bright one who attempted
q criticism about thai Of which he IS V
norant. --.....
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

SHIP CANALs.-The projects Of making
large steam canal from Chicago to the
Mississippi river, or from Green Bay to
this point, by means Of the Fox and Wis
onsin River Improvement, bid fair to fail
in Congress. Members from the middle
and eastern states fight the measure vigor-
ously,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

PoLITIcAL ADDREss.-W see by the last
number Of the New Oregon Plaindealer
that Jno. I. Stoneman, Of this city, will
address the Howard County Democratic
Club, at Lawven's Hall, in New Oregon,
on Tuesday evening. Feb. 18th, 1868.