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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

W- Two German editors were arrested
in Milwaukee, for speaking Of the Provost
Marshal as ''s.ock marshal" which is the
name of the same officer in Europe, and
not in good odor there. Citizens may be
deprived of their liberty. now a days, on
the slightest grounds. Hascall, in Indiana,
suppressed newspaper, for spelling his
name with an r instead of an II!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

DoNT LIKE IT.-The Richmond Eaquir
er admits the fact that the Mississippians
in large numbers, are deserving the arm,
Of General johnson, and says: Such
state offeeling is greatly to be deprecated
and we regret especially to see it prevail
ing in Mississippi, the home Of the Pres
idcnt.'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

PUNISHMENT ENoUGu.-During q recent
rebel raid into Western Virginia one Of
Gen. Jenkins men stole lady's hoop skirt,
which so cnraged the General that he
ordered the fellow to wear it whole month
so he was obliged to 60 with it around
his neck, amid the jeers Of his comrades !;
and TO see him holding it up when riding
his horse is said to be ludicrous in the
extreme
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26
Inclined to BIO C2uarrelso me.

Inclined to be Cuarrelsonse.
We heard that prince Of story. tellcrs,
Tc Galloway, get off the following, amidst
bursts Of laughter, the other night Squai.
ing himself and stretching out his legs, he
began
There was once little, slim built fellow,
rich as Jew. and independent rs the devil,
riding along highway, in the state OF
Georgia, when he overlook man driving
drove or hogs by the help Of big, raw.
boncd. six teet-two spe linen Of humanity.
Stopping the last named individual, he ac-
costed him:
II say, arc these your hogs?''
mo, sir, I'm to work by the MONTH"
"What pay might you be getting, friend?''
Ten dollars a month, and whissey
thrown in," was the reply.
"Well, look here, I'm weak, little, inof.
fensive man, and people are apt to impose
upon me, d. you see Now, l will give you
twenty five dollars month to ride along
with inc and protect me-" was Gard.
ners reply. But" he added. as thought
struck him, show might you be on the
fsht?' ..-..
"Nevcr been licked in my life," rcjoined
the six-footer.
"Just the man want. Is't bargain p
quercd Gardner.
"Sx.footer ruminatcd. Twenty Eve
dollars-dnuble wages-nothing to do bu,
ride around ant smash fellows mug &C.
casionally, when he's sassy. Six footer
accepted.
"They rode along till just at night they
reached village. Dsmounting at the
door of the hotel, they went in. Gardner
Immediately singled out the biggest man in
the room, and picked fuss with him.
After considerable promiscuous j,wing,
Gardner turned to his fighting friend and
intimated that the licking of that man had
become sad necessity. Sx-footer replied,
went in, and came out first best.
The next night, at another hotel, the
same scene was re enacted; Gardner getting
into row with the biggest man in the
place, sx.footcr doing the fighting.
'At last, on the third day, they came to
ferry, kept by huge double listed man
who had never been licked in his life
Whilst crossing the river Gardner, as usual,
began to find fault and "blow" The
ferryman naturally got mad, threw things
around kind O. loose, and told them his
to his friend 'from the shoulder" and
Sfhby utoNS tiiS HiseiiibeiCc W uiii, tuat
he was sorry, but that it was absolutely
necessary to trash that ferryman." Six
footer nodded his head, but said nothing
1t was plainly to be seen that he did not
relish the job. by the way he shrugged his
shoulders, but there was no help for it. So
when they reached the shore, both stripped,
and at it they went. Up and down the
bank, over the sand, into the water they
fought, scratched, gouged, bit and rolled,
till, at the end Of an hour, ferryman caved.
Six, footer was triumphant, but it had been
tough work. Going up to his employer,
he scratched his head for moment, and
then broke forth
Look here, Mr.. Gardner, your salary
suits mighty well, but-l'm-of the
opinion-that you are irclined to be quar-
ytisome! Here I've been with you only
three days, and I've licked the three biggest
men in the country think this firm had
better dissolve, for you see, Mr. Gardner,
Pm afraid you're inclined to be quarrclsone
and reckon I'll draw
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

tB Diggs saw five dollar note lying
on the ground, but he knew it was forged
one, and walked on without picking it up.
He told Smithers the story, when the latter
said 'Do you know, Diggs, you have com.
mtted very grave offence p "Why,
what have done?'' "You have passed q
forged note, knowing it to be SUCH"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26
The Rockford Nurseries.
Every Description Of Hardy Trees,
Put up in fine order and at low rates.

Put up in fine order and at low rates.
100000 Choice Hard Apple Trees adapted to the
Vest standards and Dwarfs.
Pears, Standards and Dvarfs.
good stock Of Dwarf Cherries-Dukes and Morrill,
los-- all hardy and pro iuctive. .. -. .
CRAPS VINEs.--A large stock Of Delawares, pianas,
Concords, CuyahogAs, Rebeccas, Hartford Prolific.
and host Of other approved new hardy Grapes.
1000 900 Naples from one to years DID, and price
from $40 per NJ, to $40 per hundred.
sruAwsERnIss--Triomph De Grand, Wilson's
Albany, Peabody's Prolific, &c.
RAsPssRRIss--purple Cane, and Doolittle's I'm.
proved, Brinckle's Orange, &c.
ORNAMENTAL sHRuBBERY in great variety. A
large collection Of Evergreens, Green House and
Budding r ants in profuson.
Leave orders with Bass L Elmcndorf, at acGregor
G X. Bent. West Union william Baxter, Strawberry
Point or NJ. W. rrott, travelling agent.
Catalogues sent application.
Apply to J. S. sllEARMAN, Proprietor.
334yl Rockford, Ill.
&C. Ncrrcs.-It having come to my knowledge
that eundry parties using the nan.e of my Mar
sery sell their TRASH, hereby give notice that
John L. Page Is not, and n'rer hns been my agent,
neither has he ever purchased and nursery stock OF
me, consequently do not hold myself responsible
for his contracts. J. 8. sIIEARMAN,
20 ..-era Proprietor OF Rockford Nurseries.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

Gibbs finds nothing to abuse ex.
cept his wife's crinoline and Mrs. Long
bows hoops IF they have no other
advantage" sneered Mrs. c., "they keep
the men at distance, and that's great
blessing" "To the men," growis at Gibbs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

~ Even virtuous woman is not ut.
tractive If she makes herself venegar.
eruet, pepperbox. or mustard pot.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

~-"Oh, I'm SO glad you like birds p
What kind do you most admire p said q
young wife to her husband.
s.Aheln! Well, think good turkey,
with plenty of dressing" said The husband,
lis about as nice as any,"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

Composed the best R e and Banks the world comprising Wild Oh
to tin
ofIb
% curea
Humoso
Pain int
dBlod,c
d ia tories n impure ouS andh ted
shest ~
htn e l n,ld aeadn
m % Keeping
liug sagnai nimpunh ad t HuMUsa
Of
COST Lang .Dowsnaa sand,
|soo the touh thew ON o o b DND EL,oN AMI
WILD CHRnnB IRs,a just gt The re taken ntla ire
| >. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

~ A mans stomach is his weak part,
The weapons to subdue him the most read
lily are found in the kitchen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

Missouri paper says the Digger
Indians are never known to smile. They
must be grave diggers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

lawyers mouths are like turnpike
1ate-ncver open except for pay.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

81 man is apt to think that his per.
scnal freedom involves the right to make
his fsllow-men do just as he pleases.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-15
evening, the first line of battle now sallies

evening, the HrSb line OF Oattle now Sali1eS
forth. ..Eh COON
1t came on in magnificent order, and
stretching away diagonally across a great
slopipg field of which have so frequently
spoken, it's length seemed interminable.-
At sufficient interval, another deployed
into the open ground parallel with the
first, snd ere the forward battaions were
engaged, third line of battle comes forth
from the same woods. -s-Ee @f
1t seemed IS though our feeble troops in
that direction must be crushed by the
weight of these immense masses of living
and moving men, But the ever watchlul
eye OF Rosencrans had detected the rebel
design, even before their front line of bat
tie emerged from among the trees.
The Union army was like set of chess
men in his hands, and its different brig
AIDES and divisions were moved about with
as much facility as are Pawns and Pieces
in the Royal game.
The least exhausted troops of the left
and center were hurried torwsrd on the
double qnick to combat this new effort of
the enemy, and even from the extreme
lett where Van Cleve was posted, brig.
age was brought over to take part in the
defense.
They rushed up to the very muzzles OF
our cannon and hurled their muskets at
the heads of our artillery men. They
even shouted Economically when their
hearts were pierced by bullets, and tum-
bled to the earth while endeavoring to
take another step in advance.
The same formidable array of batteries
and battalions again confronted the foe as
that upon which the violence of Hardee's
force had spent itself, and similar results
followed
Almost simultaneously a sheet of fire
leaped forth from each of the opposite
lines, and for few minutes both stood
like walls of stone, discharging their dead
ly muskets into each others bosoms
Then the rebels attempted to charge, but
storm of lead and iron hail burst in their
faces and all around them, sweeping them
down, as the long line of traders who cross
the Sahara are Frustrated by blast of the
Simeon.
If utter madness can be called bravery,
then indeed were these rebels brave.
If once the soldier of the Union waver-
ed before this fiery onset, it was only for
moment, and in forty minutes from the
time the first line marched forth, all three
of them had been dashed to pieces, and
the survivors of the conflict flying in wild
confusion over the slope were disappear
ing in the depths of the woods.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-15
The Prestden, to Gen. Rosecrans.

IresIuenC LincOn cOngFatu1ates The
General commanding as follows:
Washington, Jan. 5, 1868.
To Major General Rosecrans:
Your dispatch announcing the retreat
of the enemy. has just reached here.
God bless you and all With you Please
tender to ali, and accept for yourself, the
nations gratitude for your and their skill,
endurance and dauntless courage.
A. LINCOLN,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-15

FORREST VS.. FoRREsT.-The history of
a long, exciting and embittered domestic
embroglio, is condensed into two lines
from report of causes just decided by
the Court of Appeals.
Some twenty years ago, Mr.. Forrest, the
actor, married Miss Sinclair, of London, a
daughter of vocalist. Twelve or more
years ago, Mr.. F. put away" his wife
In the protracted suit for divorce, or in a
subsequent one, Mrs Forrest obtained a
decision giving her $4,000 year alimony
From this decision Mr.. F. appealed, snd
then, we believe, his counsel sent COM
mission to California, where Mrs. F. re-
sided year or more, professionally, de-
signed to prove her a wanton. But the
attempt tailed, and the appeal resulted in
decision for $4,000 year, instead OF
5000. The case was then carried from
one Court to another, until last week it
reached final decree, which gives Mrs.
Forrest some $40, 900 of accumulated ali
mony, and thenceforth 81 900 year.
This cause has been conducted for Mr..
Forrest by John Van Buren,, Esq, and by
Charles O'Connor, Esq., for Mrs. Forrest.
Tie latter gentleman, we learn, has de-
clined, from the beginning, to receive pay.
ment for bis services.-Albany Journal
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
NEWS rRom FORTRESS MONROE.

foKImss MoNRor, Nav %, 1893.
Captain Allen Of the storeship Roma died asi sht
aer very brief slness The flags on the foire,s and
shipping at haif.masi In respect 10 his memory.
The water battery AZ tte fortress exchanged the ma
tionai salute with the British vessels 10 the Roafs homer
Or Queen Victora'r birthday.
The following In s, Of tie killed aud wounded on ,lc
piackwatsr aud near Carrtvilc ~ 20 Nav Il
Barney Iyrch To. G, iToth New York ment wound.
od IN the che l. John Miller o. D. nth icnus yvana
cayairy wounded Ia the arm Alexander ohnsion, Co. y,
Strong Sth lnio states artillery wounded the chest
Solomon sm H. l6sih Pennsylvania, wounded N The Knee
John Blink o. X, f65ih rsnnsy vania wounded IN tho
hand John Smilsop, Co, 1hfst Pennsylvania killTd
James r. Davis, lI2ih New YoIE Killed. George Tally.
Co. I, il2th New York k,fed.
The steamer Rastoru State Captain Moth from B.Ml-
more, has arrived.
has been blowing strcng gnle from the notieau
since ten O'Clock last night. and the weather day Is
quito cold
Tho steamer Cosmopolitan from Fort Royal has juft
arrived, and reports aii quo, 10 that department.
BEAporAHIsas. pnrANrsNSr vWfNA,o
sE,Esrn AEsy toms.
FoRrptss MoSpof, May 20, 1893.
Commanding officers of the several cornfnnnds ard do
tafhments OF this department viii have their camps
thoroughly policcd and III unite with the msicai on
In carrying out such end regulations
will mcst ercctaay prevent the development az discase
aGd preserve tho sanitary condition o: the uopf.
The disiItermept removal from ID. deparinont ot
any deceased Person hereby poh btcd urtl The wbttr
months. Nv command ~ Major General Tx.
u. T. VAN BrRgx, A. AZ
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
The sfoi.y Amy TsUs.
70 1Ur ypfrcp 0F THt uyttLb.

Go uRAsKs, v'crotIA, AnstraliA, rcc. q, IsS2
sis--on iockns ever he ovc'nmeht advert semes icr
tender, required IN ote q yocr cores ,or sci tomb
az amorg other a tcies wanted we're sibcy tcu,,
tina saw that a'scrtLcuert Wa nyt a'c that
IN, e,lIcd b. M al teea n'r cuce Inio the ar
y.co q the rnie statss Now derag ny clinecih
with the United elaes Army the nye eaiof ~ Gcs
.c,cs a tbt Nh,h w eInfftc ard m u hgtfut "a
b. Nayr ~. II siuey would resp c;fslY as< q cg p
q yoar sslstg,ss -,s ,he aeI u les Circumstances
M COZ accgb tffseis ~ hat he publ mar
~ 50 o. The lu-tice o. ny cain a. the I'VE ts.
rbc tent o.. inailg sss cciciI shti 81 bat this
msttc- u irie i'r tic tqp Nd te tssly elf.htoj
urdr vh'ch IRE c14ld be Bitei 1he uyld f9ds BACK
l1in a. the .oo sfd reca.u ~ tIsf va n
tte tnp Fns e3rss ~ TIE snf ks, st us
allows ns rnia ~ e1ter The figd s se ron sgFe %
ur 10 Tar ~ afng vhf a tspt frtm iprng oys rld
this after 3D. a. ifs camp ksf Here
a tef ardrh Nntlh Vlut"cu sla ~; sui saa ran 1hs
was ~" orig al ufe tiNn o. ffi kttS tbr 'rihiey
tsrr ~ aaythng hss % b4t tte lister chat
that Ma so ID mate etf this dsx gn VIII
cam "a Be asircs
wIlssara isrrl o. Fori f,Israp ,ho Brazrss 70
Tcxn4 ls4b ths tea q nnit tsnt nfFt r1rk my
und tome rosec atss 4i.iy sece~s4ry larl, r
tuf ~ w. sf0tlg i.icate my gn % ~
ia44 D. trisa,s % 10 ~ sftmpa o tn reas nei
iLt.s ssssr 81 tuIarff n g. the Mat. sins ,.t
safrl 90 l0fge ~. 81 e ilpe sni ~ uis
eseoli haF' - yer - apvussti 20 hia go a., I'D
a. Too ~'s "rnsfbs 'h"iN ~ Sney sfd .f; rsafss
Earned thai E gsse sscfy sisAoa dor AZ the tfi., isf
i.s ifirf spilts. c.slis,ft atf Ettail ~
Bsi g,se tniis iis-l As fsi 90 4 or iuc u.ns~r
siiir er,a. rlsa ni.ieh Aspi's. wss ir s'sbt y 90
o-ls' ~ ts~ fmqse NtsruTh tlfough hyos nei a. .
am feprifts q She nrfli q The ! Afa I'D
hat isbel ser iiaf sueL ears ss'J h. hoo h-s
isrcfs .ad ts4liy ief, ftts iise fE ak~to< in rum.
Ss0Ks.s q sVcsyxsTER
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

~" s"s fe''nd race Nhch Purse of 500.
-, Nv ara a d.Fh for all Rsss a
". r, lhk h"ites ase entered -Ir. NeldoH's b by
.o)hi'n Three YEAR,, cam ly Gcnc G. G. Wi kes' ch A.
hsh west n,e yenr, ~ Nandyss, dam by Puttoutt. T.
nNNfes b. ni. hamcns, i've years bv Sovereign,
o," oy ",eho"o q br wns ch. y. Airy, ny Yo lng wag
h~ ahm Nv Nfaeker, y. r. Pages Colonel GnTdners)
eh c. fectihsr four years by lexington d. m by william
" for the thrf race. lHrse a. s1C0 mio heats Tor
az ares the entries are nr. EAres (Mr Tcnrocks >
br 10 r years. ny tie Colonel dam BY Nargrsye IT.
Wedon's b. Venture. four Year,, by la~dal dam by
tirmrsham cari,ai day's racnr enjoy ment may
ndenty be ANTICIPATED.
We are glad 10 hear that pr. Weld na kird Is re-
covering from his temporary lanencfF gna wl run to-
IN the three mile dnsh there "a little doubt but
that kc will run against iie~d In the great three mile
heat match for $40 0to al the Philadelphia Race meeting
next month,
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
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The New York herald., 1863-05-27
News from Ncwbern, N. e.

NFNittN, y, =, Nay 20, IttJ.
The steamers fllcn :. Terry and Thomfs Colyer lcs
here to day !r New York With The mas and Eve coupa
mics of the third New York artillery being two years
men, crowned with mauy iaures. This regiment "a
Of the best Ia the and viii son tc ncd ~ again.
The seven companies remaining arc three years men.
Tho departure Il these heroes from tbs department.,
where they have served their county 80 wei MAS tho
occasion Of magnificent dcmonsiralion frum th.r bro
theirs arms, who turned cgt With oand4 o music al
their head making tie air vocal With hoir ehfefs
All In quiet in this department and The heath of Tho
tTooph if good.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
nrooklyu CITY News.

tn, ASyI,yssAHY oy rr,r rroosiys 81 sray scrom,
Yesieray was greet day ~, nsards of fhl sunday
School children of prookyn who looked with fond antoi-
paions for thirty fourth anniversary they wud
10 dressed their bc.t and shor, oNooWcs 81 tho
churches and rnrudcs about the streets treated g. all
the delcaces Of the The Tc ol ms whcfc
they respectively belonged The ~sAihcr beautiful.
ust suited to te occ-sh n and the bet lessn
bio condition the marching ~ss hEft rate. Tie dlfut
schools assembled AZ Tho char hc dc ga'd ab ~ so
o'cosk. where eScfcscf we're he'd fsiIfE " hgnF,
reading the scriftne AMI rhH rddfep'r afflrab.e 10
the ctcason. lhn different InctEi IA. were @mcd
sbcrty after tLrcc ncssk--ihe western nh pFi 10
rharra o. NJ. X y. fo,.so 4. Nsfs,s i'efry
street marching ard cuuI tsfmafrhrg - bth sd~s
the music iir bands The eastern ~ trh. ,rder
commsrd of MARSHAL Grfse stavey, iorgol Ga 'irion
avenue right tCpns on sfsysitc asctHe, and rhch
coris OF thv thiy snih fcsineti di ,is 'a.r.. '.o
euihe-n division vs. unfei the mAf'iAsiir 81 NJ a
Baldwin hey formed "a Cin,b 'ue't aid mhithcd !:
'nrr Park out curt stree. vierg Thy werc .t,et meS
by - bands q music. A sDb divs'o1 ~ on schr"s
rarsded h. 0o~snos. Tho d,aies being TO- great " e'ne
:" tho ihhky va'alstcd ififff q ihe cay. Tho M
iumbsr q, eidfen out v ut mattel 10 fatd nhcfs At
100 than nny year hetsiofws ans lnfisaDair
p ,ebeols Ind la aivbias ,hsy itc-isa beAaifa ~
. t.afanec Nearly ali ths ehlticn ississd = IN
miaturs nhrs cf Shields henfhg m,res M st'y quota
t.ons from srtGre The barrs b,n' humorous.
mary eost.Ee sptroiuiai 10 aid stpts.
lhe American iisg vhs luly ,yfe-n'ci. c-eh
,eltei ~. APPEARANCE - A. army Win b.srrry, aud
n very big Ia numbers 80 fiHi. its r,sbf Nst vciy
hne-on .iiI,.n s,.,ss "p So. H.,i. ~ ,ie ts'
fleet
Aiter the rarlce vi icb if,sa Lrr, v,r nn
tho cLidf,a tsfGcd o. a. cF saNsfd fc.b ~ nous,
where they rfrtt1cf vfh ,ntss, fgn 80 frntifs
ai other dei.enoies. with ~hhh tioy -cre nshy rrru.
fed
The fass q tie crrcy suo,i y fssu Sch = ifEfi.d
s,ecis aiieutcu from lie fci that iir wer. rrs.ef n
Tho eanse Tho daasn nf 10 iit~ csiri
nstfr q ibc n,fsop, e5snant ft aei m N ibs
tue Hubdrei ard fty un'h 70, urfnt He~ fn't lan
feerY Win killed. ~ TAFT ~ Indian y "a. BvsA
few weeks snoe. Le -as bisbly ss'~tnsd b. al in
auy Ice iuifcfis- o. ~ raps0ot 10 40 fL ~, ald
bis death greatly cci,rcf. Cte - ls b fess 10
tho riifion.
Th"vsh iab q i.' battle. iir mfmo-y tcft.
Tie larais 10 cftry rs,tu r-t Afl ga tfcts., I'D
passed 20 mot affscaty ~ ue fffsr Nip Ariiri.
psisd We'd o. 10 ths adNtf Nh Ntft t.~sitiofs q