The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15
chicago Advertise ulents.

in their resources, have not only pushed
out their railroads in every direction to
draw the wealth of the Northwest into her
lap, but have paid due heed to the 'levee
which moves the world" and advertised
what they have done and stand ready to
do. Our columns heretofore have borne
evidence to the truth Of this observation,
and to-day We present on this page sub.
stantial proofs Of the same. Look at the
array: 49,. #.sAF36 ~
Willard Bros. & Co., 179 South Water
street, and SO Commercial street, St. Louis,
will promptly attend to all shipments from
this vicinity either by rail or river. See
| reference. $3.50
William Little & Co., Commission mer.
chant, 234 South Water street. do large
busincss-always ready to buy or sell, and
maintaining most excellent credit. Mr..
Little Of the firm has been engaged in the
grocery trade at Chicago for six years past,
and is well known throughout the North.
west. -...a .'-' '-'.
Moulton & Co., pa Lake and 265 South
Water Streets do thriving healthy bust
ness, and seem to deserve the confidence
reposed in them by shippers.
Adams & Coleman, Commission mer.
chants, Office s and 10 Board of Trade
Building, make the sale Of -four, grain,
butter, cheese, pork, etc, q speciality and
give particular attention to the shipping of
produce for eastern account.
Underwood & Co., have an Office at 1877
South Water street, opposite Board of
Trade building have been in the commits.
sion business in Chicago for seven years,
and have established an enviable reputation
in the meantime.
Nathaniel White, manufactures and i'm.
ports wooden and willow ware, ETC.. and
sells at the most liberal prices. Dealers
from this direction will do we'll to cores.
pond with or visit him. .. a.
Hall, Kimbark & Co., import, manufac.
ture, and wholesale in iron, steel, nails, etc.,
and are also agents for Burke & Barnes fire
and bugar proof safes. Rooms 1913 and
l95 South Water street. We learn that this
firm are enjoying large and profitable
trade, adding daily many new customers to
their old list of patrons
Z. II. Bcckwith, wholesale grocer and
importer, at 1913 South Water street, offers
superior inducements to the trade. His
stocks are always large and in many arti.
cles lower than N. Y. quotations to-day.
Every body who has visited Chicago is
familiar with the mammoth elevator of
Mum & Scott and many shippers Of this
vicinity have sent thousands of bushels
through their hoppers. See their card.
Business Notices. .
Hammerslough has very racy change
Of advertisement to which We direct atten.
ton.
Mrs. N. Kriebs has opened fashionable
millinery, dressmaking store, three doors
east Of the Flanders House. She is assist
ed by very accomplished ladies in both
departments. .......-:.
Hayt & Burdick sell the famous Kirby
reaper and mower this season. This ma.
chine has troops of friends and H. L B. are
as gentlemanly agents as the country can
produce. ....,.. ...- ....
L. Sutherland announces the arrival of
his new goods. Mr.. s. has bought very
shrewdly and took advantage of the recent
panic in goods and gold, and secured his
stocks at great bargains. He sells at libe.
raj prices, and made judicious selections of
goods. See his advertisement.
News and Items. Isl. -
The Adjutant Generals order, of the I'd
inst, guarantees to soldiers re-enlisting
after the expiration of their term of service,
in addition to $50 bounty, a furlough for
thirty days, immediately after enlistment.
Sara on tho 7th and destroyed the govern.
ment stores. The lower fleet had opened
fire upon Port Hudson, out of reach of rebel
batteries ... ...... ....-
On the 10th Van Dorm with his whole
force attacked Gen. Granger at Franklin,
and after two hours severe fighting was
compelled to retreat, leaving his dead on
the field. Details not received yet.
Near Lavergne, on the 10th, 200 guerril-
las attacked the passenger train on the
Nashville & Chattanooga road, captured
and destroyed it, and tore the track up.
Gov. Benton, Of S. c., has called the
Legislature together to devise some method
to provide food for the sustcnance of the
army and the people. rr...s q. &c..
The New York Herald dispatches of the
10th, state that our forces have reduced
one land battery at Charleston.
Reports from North Carolina state that
Washington, in that state, had been burned
whether by our forces or by the rebels,
is not stated. U.s.. ....... ...u...-.
A special dispatch. from Nashville to the
Cincinnati Gazette says "late southern pa
pers state that terrible battle is progress
ing at Charleston. The ironclads were re-
pulsed, and the land forces are fighting
within sight Of the city.
On the 4th, flag of truce went from our
lines to Vicksburg, accompanied by Gen.
Grant in person. r
The London Star says it is probable that
q loan will be introduced for R2O, OOO, 900
for the Polish insurgents, who are still
active Notwithstanding their recent disas-
tcrs. Several engagements had ed
with varying results. rs s
Dixon is believed to be reelected Chief