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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-30
Politics.

1 = OAAStCSs
THIS paper is not the "organ'' OF any
party. Its editors are not .tactious sup.
porters or opponents Of any system oil
policy. II the course Of the Admnistra.
ZION suits us we say Soft it suits US no,
we are equally ready to file our dissent
Early in the canvass we advocated the cleo.
lion OF, Gen. futile because ho was un.
derstood to be in favor of vindicatng the
Government without actively opposing
those who, for the time being were engaged
in its administration. This we thought to
be patriotic, and most consistently have we
adhered to it. Gen. Tuttle, in his public
announcement Of candidacy-no in his
acceptance Of plattorm-has confirmed
our understanding Of his position and we
still support him. Believing his election
will serve to unite, rather than farther to
separate the political and social elements
Of Iowa we hope for it with much anxiety.
At the time his name was first mentioned,
there were many who were enthusiastic for
his nomination provided he was for the
prosecution Of the war nou and the settle.
mcnt Of miner difficulties hence. These
hoped, and recorded the hope, that futile
would take this position and thus rebukc
the radical portion Of the party that was
urging his nomination. In this event they
pledged themselves to 60 for him against
Col. Stone, who was pronounced by some
men as "cowardly" and in other respects
unworthy the SURFACES Of free people.
Language verbal and language written can
be quoted to any exter I, showing the com.
initial Of these men to this position. In
the mean time there were Republicans who
asserted that these embryo boilers should
be whipped into party traces and the result
proves the power of the party lash. Fault
is now found with the Democratic Plat.
form, when the same platform was pro.
nulged at the time of their committal to
Gen. futile The vagaries of man like
l.. G. By'ngton are quoted as doctrine,
when tits well known that three fourths of
the Iowa Democracy pay no attention to
his orders or circulars" The fact of Tut.
tie being voted for by men Of radical ideas
as compromise of opinion for the sake Of
peace at home and success abroad is brought
up against him, and the candid gentlemen
who first swore to denounce Stone and
support Tuttle, provided he was a candi.
date, now begin to express doubts about the
of aiding in his election! The
party dives pretty low to assail him. Re.
solutions are forwarded to the army which |
the soldiers never see, and these are return
ed as endorsed by the whole regiment"
All the "small potatoes of the State are
in showing what a great man
Stone is and what dangerous man futile
may become! The former is at home to |
stump the State the latter is at the head |
OF his Division &C Intending With the rebels
in arms and the malaria of a southern eli |
mate
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ERRATA.-On the outside of this sheet
are several errors. In the original poetry
please read Vigils for Virgils, and in the
signature read Ina Clayton for John Clay.
ton. The absence Of the proof reader
caused these errors in the type. There are
other typographical: mistakes, but we have
the consolation Of knowing that the intel
ligent reader can correct them by the sense,
and he who is not familiar with, language
will not see them. t~S
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~ The Teachers Institute of Clayton
County will be held in the Academy bull
dingin McGregor, commencing on Wednes-
day the 7th of Oct. at one o'clock P. n
and continueing through the week.
Lectures will be delivered in the Con
gregational Church on Tuesday, Thurs.
day, and Friday evenings, by Rev. Mr.
Sloan, Rev. Mr.. Jackson and D. Letting
well Esq.
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CoRREsPoNDENcE.-W publish outside
an interesting letter from Frank Pcase,
written Immediately preceding the capture
of Little Rock. The mail of yesterday
brought us one from him announcing tie
capture Of that important post.
We have two letters from Capt. Drips
Of the 9th, which refer to the same capture.
Next week we will give them in toto OF
condense the points for our readers.
Please read our first and fourth pages
for news and miscellany. The articles are
all carefully selected.
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BAD LucK.-Itis said the Bank building
is feet in the street and that the new
buildings on the burnt district will be set
that far in the rear of predecessors. The
Bank will be moved back into line. This
is unfortunate, but the remedy is easier
found now than At some future time.
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Tho Conformation.

Tho Confirmation.
Sunday last was great day with on,
Catholic friends Of this region. BishoK
Smythc, Of this Dioccss, visited McGrego,
to look after the interests of his flock iand
to administer the rite of Confirmation to .
large number of candidates. Great numbers
were here from the surrounding country
and from Prairie du CHEN. The Church
was beautifully decorated, the altar was Q
magnificent sight. When we reached the
Church it was crowded to suffocation
Father Gaultier, Of Prairie du Chen, was
celebrating High Mass. The Bishop
Father Welch Of Waukon, and Father
Nagle, all clothed in the appropriate Church
costume, were in attendance. At the close
of High Mass it was announced that there
were some to be confirmed. Presently a
double file Of girls from ~ to 20 walked
into the Church, dressed in white with
wreaths and wells of white, and knelt at the
railing Of the Altar. The Bishop passe d
around, placing his hand on each head, call.
ing each by name, speaking some cere.
monial words which we could not catch
and striking each one on the cheek to re.
mind them Of the solemnity of the vow
they were taking. About 200 were con.
firmed, Is Of whom were girls in pure white.
The Choir, presided over by Miss Bowers
at the melodeon, was in fine harmony with
the ceremonies and chanting tone of Father
Gaulticr. During interims Of the services
the Bishop explained in sermon-like man.
uer the Catholic belief Of Confession. The
Catholic doctrine is that he who repents
and resolves to forsakc his sins shall be
forgiven and that Confession when made
to one of Christ's delegates on earth can
be RENTED by that delegate in compliance
with the Word of God. That no man of
himself can forgive sin, but that GOD soiU
forgive when sincere repentance takes place
and that the Priest as the ordained minister
of Christ is authorized to say so. All en-
lightened Catholics understand this and
prejudiced protestants will not take pains to
investigate it. Individually we may as we'll
confess that religious theories do not dis
turb us and hence we take no part in
theological discussion. 1t would be we'll
however for all churches to try to under.
stand each other and for the sake of the
God Of Love they worship endeavor to live
together as tremendously at least as those
Of us who agree with Alexander Pope:
"Eor. forms Of faith let graceless bigots fight.
His cant be wrong whose life is in the right ~
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Our Advertisements.

They are coming too fast, now a-days,
to- make notice of. We have the DISPOSE
ton to say good many words about them,
but in justice to our readers we cannot
exclude current news for that purpose
"Good wine needs no bush" is mn old say
ing, and those who deal with our patrons
will find they require no endorsement
frorn us.
We are obliged to decline, for this week
two columns Of Advertisements in order
70 furnish decent supply Of reading
MATTER. 81
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STATEMENT
THE
CONDITION
Arctic Fire Insure Company,
On the Let day Of July, 1868. :
4 SSET

ASSETS.
Cash In Bank, $s,l4o 50
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien ON
Real Estate In N. York and BROOKLYN.
worth q: least $3l7, 000J l52500 90
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand omar.
ket value OF securities held q coliater.
., al. sS2 ,5s7 SO 2l,ioo 90
United States Stocks owned by the Compa.
pany, market value, 1ol 400 90
Real Estate (unincumbered), l46O2 80
Interest Accrued (of which greater part due
July LIST, Ia already paid,) TAP IS
Balance In hands of Agents aud In course
of transmission frem Agents, 1l5QO 90
Bills Receivable for Premiums on Island
Risks, and other items, l0353 40
Cash Premiums unsolicited on Policies is
sued 1t Office, 1852 SO
$685., III 81
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses outstanding July J. 1863 4e97s "a
UNPAID dividends, LAT 80
$lO,125 81
j. MILTON SMITH, President.
VINCENT TILYOU, Secretary.
New York, July l, 1853
41- The Board OF Directors have unanimously re-
solved to increase the Capital Stock to $500 OO0 which
will be done as soon the necessary premin aries
have been complied with.
Applications for Insurance received BY
S6S il. d. EVANS, Ag't, McGregor.
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The CANvAss.-Hammer- and Stone
man are makeing strong and active can.
vass in this part of the state. JOHN was al
Fayctte recently and made splendid
sDeech
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Weather.. Markets sc.
Weather very warm and dry. Sprink-
Ter broke and the streets are too dusty to
write about River still gong doon as well
as growing more shoal. Our boats will
have to 60 where the ground Is little
damp" soon.
About 10000 bushels of grain are re-
ceivcd q day-on yesterday 10. 600 came in.
This.requires 400 teams at least, and these,
with the teams about the burnt district
the building material in the street and tn
dust, makes an interesting town to the view
Of an outsider.
4 Benton Bros & Co., have carefully cor
] rected their Commercial" which pleas
see.
/ Wheat sold to day at s4@67c., q Sigh
decline from Saturday.
i p. S.-Milwaukee 2 Pm. Tuesday. B
Telegraph. Gold in New York excited an
selling at 42c.
Wheat ct Milwaukee $l.07.
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ToBAcco.-E. p. Clarke is filling up
with Tobacco, Cigars, Notions and Station
airy. He vii! tell you neat week what he
intends to sell.
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HARDwARE.-Fargo is we'll stocked now
with Iron, Steel, Nails, Stoves, Tinware,
Shelfware and all other things in his line.
Advertisement next week.
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LoyALTY-The Louisville Journal few
days before the late elections which carried
into Office loyal Union Governor in Ken
lucky, held the following language:
"The platform of the Union Democracy
Of Kentucky is the platform Of the Northern
Democracy, as represented by Gov. Sey-
incur. Every member of the Union State
Ticket stands squarely upon this platform,
and within the sphere Of his lawful power
will execute the platform to the letter"
In speech made by Gov. Bramlette a
short time before the election these words
were used:
1--WE are all agreed in opposition to the
suspension Of the writ of uabeas Corpus,
the CONSUMPTION bill, the emancipation
proclamation, the confscation bill, and the
arming Of negro regiments. We all de-
sire to get rid Of them"
We have already published in the TINES
the language Of Gov. Bramlette comprising
these same opinions. Will some bright
Iowa Editor, who has l.isure, please tell US
why Kentucky successes are Union victo-
ries I" while Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin
Democrats who entertain similar senti.
ments are pronounced disloyal!" II
would please US much to see the point.
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FLouR.-L. Metzger will accept oul
thanks for sack of excellent Flour. Buy
of him. ~
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ENROM the subscriber At New Oregos. Howard Co
i Iowa, in May last, Bay Mare, four years old
when she left Is about Is hands high, rough limbs
and coarse build Alse sorrel mare colt, one year
old white strip in the face, and white hind feet.
Whoever viii return the said strsys Or give Informs
ton that will lead to their recovery shal be literally
rewarded. SAAUEL uEnntCh.
New Oregon, Iowa, Sept, 1858. Se34w
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ATTENTION How careless we all are
toward the brave boys in the field. Let.
tiers to them are worth more than money
food or medicine-of these they can get a
suficiency, but Of that deep, warm sympa-
thy which is so essential to the happiness
ofall they necessarily get but little. Let
all our readers look over the following ex-
tract from letter received from friend in
the army, and then ask your hearts if you
can longer delay to bless your sons, your
husbands, your brothers, your lovers
"Our mail days are gala days. We enquire,
receive, break open, read, rejoice, our
eyes brighten, and the lustre of our faces
the letters spread over them lasts many =
subsequent day. We are younger by
whole years. Youth, a brighter activity,
lighter labors, the future shortened, re-.
straints converted to liberties. tedium TO
-, I~...> and f-;~-a~ I-~..~hA
sweetly nearer, and our emancipation made
brightly transparent when We shall shake
hands, return warm kisses and the embra
ces of tender love upon our own thres-
hold"
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Doc LAw.-Senator Hsmner authorizes
us to say that he voted against the Dog
Law.
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Democratic State Ticket,

Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor,
GEN. j. Nj. FUTILE,
OF Van Buren, County.
For Lieut.. Governor,
JOHN F. DUNCOMBE,
OF Webster County.
For Judge Supreme Court,
CHARLES MASON,
Of Dcs Moines County.
Democratic County Ticket.
Serator.
d. HAMMER.
Representatives,
NJ. URIELL.
L. HEINE.
Judge,
CHAS. WATKINS.
Treasurer and Recorder,
sheriff, as
JNO. II. BOWMAN. @
Surveyor,
School Superintendent,
S. II. PEET.
Coroner,
JOHN r KRlEBs.
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ID I H ID .

At McGregor, on Tuesday, Sept. Goth, p. m, Of
Flux HATTIE. wife Of 8. NJ. Lampson, aged 10 years.
10 months and IL days. -.s.
The deceased leaves . bereaved husband and child,
and large and appreciatve circle Of acquaintssces
to mourn her early death.
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LAyND fO,. S.aLEy

"71CH1N six miles by Water North OF Mc(3reoo.
w offer for sale a large tract OF valuable Tim
Der and agricultural land In lots Of 40 to 400 acres
Title perfect. Enquire Of
S63tf ~. LyEnuApnr
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8u:n
Tho lat. A..h"a:st No.. n.-~.> ~ naven.
port made the following appointments at
places within the immediate range of our
circulation
Upper bsea District, II Gould, r. E..
Lansing, H. w. Houghton.
Lansing Ct, j. E. Fitch.
Waukon. j. +. EASTWOOD.
Hardin, w. Young.
Frankville, B. C. Barnes.
Ion and Rossville, A. Falkner.
McGregor, l. X. Fuller.
Garnavillo, I. Newton.
Elkader, j. r. Cameron. ....
Strawberry Point, S. Knickerbocker.
Clermont, r. Kicker.
DEBORAH and Freeport, B. F. Taylor.
Burr Oak, w. Cobb.
New Oregon, D. Holcomb.
Cedar Falls District, d. &. Holmes, r. E.
Cedar Falls, j. Bowman.
Waverly and GAINESVILLE, H. S. Church.
Fayette, S. M. Bronson.
Auburn, j. w. Waterbury.
Fredericksburg, j. Stout.
Nashua, S. J. Gossard.
Mitchell and Usage. A. G. Woods.
Floyd and Charles City. w. Smith.
Rockford and Forrest City, w. o. Glass
ner.
GAINESVILLE, G. Larkin.
New Hartford, E. Kendell.
West Union, r. Swearingcn.
W. Brush, President, F. G. Mather, Ag't,
of Upper Iowa University; both members
Of Fayette Quarterly Conference. j. Webb,
Chaplain in the army, member Of Fayette
Ono rtarlv Hoof,ropco
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MARRIED:
In Warner at the residence OF Mr.. r. Nichols, BY
Rev. M. Policy. Sept. 9th, Mr.. VIM. r. Smith and
Miss Maria Frisbie @ts
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Wisconsin,
The ABOLITION Republicans of Wisconsin
dcnounce the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of that State as "vile copper.
head" Below we give his remarks at
Milwaukee as President of meeting to
raise volunteers for the war. Senator
HAMMER of this county is man Of the
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gathering at Muscatine be better sunk in
purchasing vegetables in local districts ard
forwarding at once to the sutfeFiug SOL
diers /? A meeting the Of McGregor Sanitary
Society will take place this P. M. az 4
O clock at the Congregational Church. !
Mr.. Schmidt, most respectable citizen
of our town, while hunting one diy LAST
week lost nearly the whole of one hand BY
the bursting of his gun while firing at
ducks. DR.. Andres took his thumb ofpDd
dressed the wound, but it will be long
time before the remainder of his hand can
be Of any use. We sincerely sorrow for
our friend of nearly eight years standing.
-. Young Brown, of Clayton, who had
the terrible mill accident some weeks since,
is getting along finely. His father tells US
he will probably be able to walk as well pa
anybody. :. Look out. for the Great Show
Of Thayer and Noyes to-day. Don't fail
to hear Senator Grimes on the Public
Square. 90. Lacy loaded q barge on SIT
urday with / 600 bushels of wheat, andEil
sunk at the wharf; the greater porgqP %
the wheat was damaged. .."WAsas' hhs
gone into the Clam and Shell Oyster bufi
ness. and the front Of his Key City Saloon
with the Big Lamp toit, looks like Jersey
Farm house after the usual trip Of the fami
" wagon to the sea.shore. He shells on
nobly. The railroad at North McGregol
is going right ahead on the double.quick
Can't. Sherman is about buying res'denc.
ON this side preparatory to taking command
Of the 6rst train. How we all will mis-
his aniable face on the Ferry!
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
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