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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

Dear 1imes :-Iuas;nuch as many Of
you' readers erjry a good glass Of ale, q
choice cigar, or u social game Of billiards
now fast becoming national sport and
are therefore interested in knowing where
the same can be obtained, without the ear
being assailed With the ribadry or proiani-
ty which popular opinion has in good de.
gree associated with such places, | wish to
state that the 'St Nicholas" always "a.
vorite place Of resort, has just been sold to
A. j. B che, favorably known t. many Of
our citizens. and will hereafter DC kept by
him. His billiard tables are in good order,
cues in constant reqmi>i,ion. and used only
for the purpose Of Legitimate sport. n"
gambling under any C nsiderat,on is allow.
ed upon the premises. CvE.
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.R- We arc glad 10 see the following
paragraph app airing as an editorial oi tae
New York Itnaes:
Nothing is more certain than that the
great body Of the .'eln."ra,ic party, as well
AS Of the Republican, is thoroughly loyal /"
the G'vern,n,"t. II has no atti lily with
The req lliom IN any degree. Every instinct
and every principle blnlS it to the nntlrn-
aiity. There never was Il greater political
mistake than tn. assuming that because the
ID, III craiic party aeneraliy II c.n> 4
t., condemn the III ,nagrn,ent Of the war,
tn were therefore opposed 10 the war H.
sell, and ready for peace IN any terms with
{ ~ rebels. ..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

llERoIsM OF TWO WouEN.-By the hero
Ism Of two Union women, the 9th. Iowa
was recently saved from destruction, as it
was being transported by rail from Bethel
to Jackson, Tenn. 1t appears that the
guerrillas had partially destroyed a railroad
bridge by fire, and then as the structure
was about to fall, extinguished the fl,mes,
so that the troop train might be run upon
it and dashed to fragments. These noble
women walked ten miles, unprotected, and
by waving Of lanterns arrested the eye Of the
engineer, and secured the salvation Of Il 9
9th Iowa from IN st horrible fate, as thu
train at that time was running at a high rate
Of speed.
The women refused sny presents OF
compensation, merely asking an escort
home. God bless those noble Union wo-
Nen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

An ENGLISH WEDDING-Th The marriage OF
ayoung EnsliEhman to tolerably pretty
Danish girl, is the latest great sensa,i> n in
England. The papers were all filled with
NOTICES Of the affair, and stock boards, and
corn exchanges, for that day presented no
attractions to English cupidity. Indeed,
the wave Of excitement, even flowed across
the Atlantic, and caused spasms Of adula-
ton among the metropolitan press Of this
country.
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Business Notices.
Sec list Of letters.


See list Of letters.
Sec notice Of annual city elections. e..
See = ivertisement "Wanted,"
The f,riage rates for 1868 it vii! b. Oh.
serve1, are the same as last year, aad
Capt. Shsrwin like old wine, improves BY
sse.
Tho suit of c.cthrs' at Hamcrsloush
Brothers which were embraced on the
schedule Of the advertisement Of tho Gift
Concert" were generously rendered as a
iree.wll Offering to the soldiers, providing
the enterprise could succeed. That the
Sanitary Society have not rcaliz,d forty
dollars from this house. d"es not detract
from the generosity Of the firm in the least,
Steinam & Co. have the finest spring an
nounccmcnt Of new goods in our columns
to-day. The well known good taste Of this
firm, and their enterprise in b.in; til,
first in market. is provcrbial. They rca.
lizr fully the truth Of the old adagc, that
1t is the early bird which catches TIE
worm." and when the weasel can b. caush,
ASLEEP. this firm may be caught mapping.
Bass g. Elmendnrf OFF, again to the
farmers OF Iowa the f,mrd "McCormick
Combined reaper and mower, self and
hand raLcr." There is no discount, on the
mcr,: of these Machines There is hardly
t'wnsh p in the west but has numbers Of
these machines, owned and operated by
those who raise our wheat oats, etc. and
whose communication is the highest meed
Of praises. See advertisement.
NJ. ssTs. Glass & Sun have fnr sale the ccle.
bvatcd KEY Stone broad cast sowcr,r
which has the warmcst testimonials Of
many the best farmers Of Illinois in it
favor. The machine sows eleven feet wide,
and with the most perfect Uniformity. No
man en- farm successfully without machin
cry, and this seems to he an almost indis.
pcnsibly ally in getting IN wheat.
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News and Iteirls.

News and Iteins. #
Heavy columns uf troops have arrived
in Cincinnati within the past week, tn y
will be under the command of Burn SIDE
AID src relic upon to r"pl any invasion
which may b. made in K.nchy by the
rebels.
Robert Gay. member Of company D,
list Indiana volunteers. who had deserted
to the enemy. anl afterwards returned as
spy, was shot at Indianapolis, on tn
27;h
Fractions Of the 22d Wisconsin, 80 1 and
i9ih Indiana bling 800 men left Of the
force engaged in the late disastrous affair
at F,ankin-havc ben g"hbed up by IL
=, bel cavalry force with feeble Resistance.
The N,ehula> LIST. British Neutral block
adc runner, with "A valuable cargo con>iS'
ing in part OF powder. and 10 cases Of
riH has been captured IF Wilmington.
b. tn" arrival of the d ,te,nian from L'v
rrppol, we learn that during the wedding
ceremonies Of the Prince Of Wales, seven
w,m"n were crushed t. death, AMI one
hundred persons hal limbs broken. SIEVE
raj riots occurred, aud the streets had to
b. feared by soldiers at the point Of tic
baronet. a..-
The pirate Alabama has been spoken by
An English vessel, and reported as having
destroyed thirty tour American vessels.
The Car Of Russia in reply to a letter +
he emp, ror of France rrfus i TO make any
c,ncession to Poland, or to accept of any
thing short Of the unconditional subms.
su,, Of the rebels.
\ gen;'enen who has just arrived from
San'e Fee states that large body OF Indi
ans = Cnm.nanchrs. Navajocs, Puzzles, Mo.
twas, and other bodies and tribcs-haye
returned from an expedition to Texas,
where they captured six hundred horses
and large number Of cattle, destroying
much property, and killing many Texans.
The Sop:e ne Court Of Wi consin have
decided that the draft law Of last summer
was constitutional; that only citiz ms Of
the United States are subject to draft (;
! and that the state law allowing soldiers to
| vote is constitutional.
| The programme of the rebels now seems
to be to abandon Virginia, and transfer the
campaign to Tennessee, and Kentucky.
The present whereabouts Of Iowa reg
ments are thus stated LIST cavalry, in the
brush near Rella Cd cavalry, LAGRANGE,
Tenn; Sd infantry, Memphis; 4th, 9th,
10Th. l7,h, 2sth, and 29th. Vicksburg
lltl,, 18Th, 18th, and 10th, Lake Provi.
,icncc 9Th, l2th, and l4th. St. Louis; 23d,
New Madrid, under marching orders fol
vicksburg; oath, Helena; 34'h. Schofiel'
Barracks. No; 9Th. Columbus, Kentucky
9th, Grand Junction, Tenn; 18Th, Spring
field, No.
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s3w. The Muscatinc yvurnaI, (Republi

sH- The Muscatinc LurnaI, {Republi
can) noticing the letter Of Horace Greeley,
90 the New York Times, in which he avows
himself in certain contingencies to be in
favor Of recognizing the Southern Confed.
sracy and splitting our country in two,
adds that 'Greeley believed in this doctrine
when the rebels commenced this war. lie
is disunionist on principle, and unionist
from ae:essity.o
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

COMPARISONS ARE ODIoUs. Wendell
Phillips, in late Grafton upon Toussaint
L'Ouvcrlure, said that he (ToussainO ''had
= vein Of religious fanaticis'n like most
great leaders--(not the la,gnagr. great"
lsaders) like Napoleon, like Cromwell, Ike
John Brown The mention Of this last
name was the signal for tumnltuous ap-
pause. We scarcely know which to pity
most, the fana.icism Of the speaker Or the
radicalism Of the auditory. ..s- ....
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WHOLESALE HANGiSG.-Tampico, Mex.
leo advices Of the oath ult., state that Mcv.
leans have re entered the town, after the
evacuation of the French, hung thirty seven
prisoners accused OF treating the invaders
with kindness.
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Correspondence.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
10 Go1. u C"iyats, Geo. W Tsnney, G. G.
Conc. II. 3. .Nalcne, and Henry g. Scot:
GENrLENEN The undersigned respect,
fully ask that you confer with the singers
of McGrcgor, and solicit them t. co operate
with You in giving concert for the benefit
of the Mct;rcgor Sanitary Society. That
you make such arrangements for the sal
Of tickets. and as tc the time Of holding
said concert, as in your judgment may seem
best, and that you charge the sum Of fifty
Cents for admission to the same.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

WnAr \ FALL-Greeley is ''down in
the mouth" again. BY his incessent ap.
pcals, President Lincoln was in great
measure induced to issue his famous eman.
sipatiou proclamation. Greeley now dc
clares through the Tribune that the 70.
clalnation is Of no efficacy whatever exec. {
to prevent fugitive slaves returning to tie
Northern States. The world does move.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

Union MEETINGS There was u very
large and enthusiastic meeting at Buffalo.
on ts,e night Of the 26,h. St. James Hall
was filled to overflowing. and thousands
we're unable to gain adinittance. The res
buttons were out spoken, patriotic and
firmly and decidedly for the preservation
Of the Union and prosecution Of the war,
until peace Is conquered.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

.Wrhe pork and beef packing season
has just closed at Chicago. and the Result is
h,n.isome f'r that thriving town SO 97O.264
n"g> and A., l63 beevcs. Chicagn has just
" wrcsted from Cincinnati, the maine Of
Pmkopoli,, having exceIled her 10y 4o7 ,6s2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

LETTERS FROM THE Eth. Our readers
will find letters from Capt. Drips, and
"You Know Who" Of the eth Iowa
Just as we were closing up our matter for
press, we received another interesting letter
from this regiment, which shall appear next
week ..-..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

az We learn with regret that there was
hitch in the sale Of the Dubuque Herald
which We reported last week. and that thu
hymcr propristors still control that sheet.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

~ Aristotle b ing asked what man
gained hy ;.lIns lie, answered. Not to
be bellved when he speaks the truth"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

The Yazo, pass expedition has be n
aband'ned, and will probably enter the Y g.
200 by the new route just Observed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

CORkEsPoNDENCE.- feel little like
Dragging over the array Of correspondence
which we have in this weeks PAPER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01


The operations OF secret political socic
ties. we cannot but regard as always and
ever prejudicial to the best inter SITS Of n
republic. And as /, the measure Of ,hci,
tHvctiv.ncss for evil, 50 is their existence to
be de!,!orcd.
Tho American. or Know Nothing party.
sfer accomplishing much mischief, and
doing no earthly good, finally sank under
she condemnation Of popular approval, in
the last Presidential canpaign. Now, the
knights Of the Golden Circles" Strong
Bands" and Union leagues, all with
grips. pass words, ri,uals, and ceremonial. !,
ere extending themselves all owe, tn. cour .
Try, and in secret men are spotted, political
movements arc inaugura'cd, and thus by
;-sap or dark, lantern light, control is sought
to b, obtained Of town, county, state, and
national governments.
Tho objects Of thos. are somewhat di.
verse. but the inevitable tendency Of their
operations is as stated above, and is opposed
~ the whole system Of popular expression
aud popular government which was SO
especially favorite notion Of th@ founders
Of this republic. In fact, Vaccinations,
p'ott'ngs. conspiraciss, csbals, cliques, etc,
are concomitants Of de>potic governments,
and jar sadly with the LIBERAL spir;, of a
government Of the people.
We believe none Of the above secret 30.
eieties exist in McGregor, and we trust that
propositions to organiz, any Of these will
meet the thorough condemnation Of our
people.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

eE Archbishop Hughes, it tx stated, is
out publicly as a War Democrat. 1t is
well.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


1 sITCATlON \. Clerk or Book Kecper in u mer.
~ can't Q establishment by young man perfectly
qualified 10 MI Il The duties of such pc It iun
Add. s<s T." ~ o. 5 - care North Iowa Times.
Al ril 1t. 1883. 3ta37
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Milwaukee, PRAIRIE du CHEN
~r.z~, ,nu h
laa8 AND ss
NC q KEGOK FERRY.
Ferriage Rates for 1868;

Ferriage Rates for 1868,
Each Foot Passenger, - 80 10 Cents.
Each Led Horse 10 =
Horse and DRAW. . 20
Each Vehicle and Driver drawn by two
Every Vehicle and Driver drawn by ono
Cattle per heap, 10
Merchandise por 100 lbs,
Salt and WhSkey per barrel, s
LOGS aud sheep per head, $"
The Company reserve he right to change the above
Rates, when th.v may til nix pepper to DO so.
Communication Tickets iot PEI, Ons may be- procured
from the Gal tain on board IT cne-hsit the aboN.
rates, When One D"iltrs worth |. bu ehssed.
- When h il uMei I'd tor isrtinge. the u VA
premium on sIe i~ will tr Invariably charged
SUNDAY FRRaY lrav-s rrair.c du Chen ut ., a.. l..
or on he arrival Of the train. aud 3 % \. M
No per except those who have passes, n. m the
proper authority will he carried rec this Ferry.
JOHN LAWLkR, Gsueyai Agent.
q. II. SOEkWIN, Csstsin. SSIu
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EQeCli0m Malice.

Election Notice.
TN aecsrdsnec With cLasser IN eieooo v,il BE- hs,s
en- Saturday. .pnl llth, 1863. The Following
onccrs to be ei-' ted:
MAYOR.
RECORDER, .~".. 3D.
. . MARSHAL. = .4g =
TREASURER,
ASSESSOR,
F. We TRUSTEES, and
POSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Pohs eren hem 10 o''nck q. N until O'Clock ~
M: h0MER KENNEDY, Mcor.
LeUIL 'sSrsS. Je., Recorder. 2was7
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~ The flower girls can always raise
the Eind when the flowers blrm.
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~ - D'>NN H. "a AWFUL,
! %. Z. Buck, r. Noble,
T. c. Bcknvll, Orlando McCraney.
\. French. Geo. L. Bass,
Dearborn & Shaw, EV. Carter,
/. W. Wood, .. lIulvcrS"n,
i; :. C. Scott, W II Kinraird,
II Kennedy, W. l. Calkins,
>trou>' & Rowe, Button Bros. & Co.,
Robert Grant, d. Alien, Jr.,
\. =. Richardson, II Rubl.,
y. Munger. WIN. II. Harding,
J X Fuller, u 3augh,
). =. Sloan, ,s lla,nme, slough Bros.
VIM. K"SS.
.Hessrs. Wills Uyummond, r + Elmen.
dort. II E. N~eH, j. T. Buckley, and
Others:
GENTLEMEN -
Your rqu.>t for US to confer with other
"~i"g rs" Of Mct;rrgor and cooperate to.
5ether in thu giving Of a CONCERT Tor the
- neiit Of the SANITARY Society, has been
considered upon by us. Tn: object to be
h,refittrd is certainly worthy Of the Col,
dial support of ali good citiz ms, AMI vour
p 'opo>'tlon has ut lcsS, the merit of blum,
{ ankness. The means yoi propose to us.
arr rather one si'led. The persons you
mean by singers" are private ci,iz .n>
whose time is as valuable to them and as
much employed in usl avocations as that
o; the >igners to this request. The ti,se
II ceSSary to he devoted in pr, paration for
>uca a concert is probably worth more to
the singers" than any amount that might
nc reaiiz d from the cpncert, while each
one Of the audience wouli consider then !.
selves as exercising great benovrlence N
buying n ticket to a poor concert because
the object is good. Thus you give pains
and labor to one party and tn: fame Of
charity to the other.
L" make the burden and glory more even,
we the subscribers addressed by you, pro.
pose to sign and pay subscription Of five
dollars each to the funds Of the Sanitary
S ciety, provided that 7ou, gentlemen, >hal
| each Of you sign and pay the same amour,
to the same object. We further suggest
that Mcs>rs. W. l. Calkins and Orland
McCraney be II committee to present the
subscription t" you and AS many other rit
'zens as are willing I" pay the sa,n San.
This We consider to be Straight forward
giving and more likely to result in substa, L.
t'al aid to the noble Object you propose 20
! benefit.
Geo. NJ. Colgate, Geo. W. Tcnney,
q. &. Cone, II b. Malone,
Henry c Scott.
McGresor, March 3ls,. 1868.
W. arc author z.d to state in behalf Of
II. G. Hopkins, and e. X. Giles that III y
desire to he considered as approving th
above reply and to be- considered held for
their five dollars piece, subj C, TO III, Con
! IL tinns fhcrr rxcrasc n
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u EMAlNfNG uncsllcd for, In the McGrsxox
IL Post Once, Tor the month ending March 3i.t
1868 Persons calling for the following ietts.s, will
please Sc y ssauvertised:"
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ment IS seeing and c"nScrip'ing all boats
it takes a fancy to, Of the lnyth Of tw"
hundred feet or less. The fine. s'aunch
excursion packet Alamakce, owned by the
Milwaukee & Prairie du Chen II .ilway
Company. having been seized by the gov
ern'nent's agent. vent down the ,i'er
Thursday noon, with colors flying, and
looking more beautiful than ever.
There is man living in the country
adjacent and tributary to McGregor. who
several months since male contract " it'll
Mr.. w. A. Durham. to permanently sup
ply the McGregor Housr with fresh butt, r
at the III form price of twelve and half
cents per pound. The remarkable part Of
this casa, consists in the fact that although
butter is worth twenty. five cents per pound
in the market, his cows have not yet dried
up, and he still continues his deliveries
Several ladies Of this city testified to
their zeal in good works by b,aving the
mud one day last week, and selling nearly
two hundred tickets to the gift concert
in aid Of the sanitary society. In P,airie
du CHEN the ladies, inspired by the same
noble impulse sold last week two hundred
tickets. The embarrass,nents which for
the present have put the enterprise for
which they have laborcd under cloud,
does not detract 1.-THE from the nobility
Of their labors.
There is a "hitch" in the progress OF
the gift COT cert" which we are informed
has been caused by the officers Of the in.
tcrnal revenue, who declare their intention
to enforce the terms Of the revenue law up
on it, ae lottery. In Chicago aud Nil
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invit. such u result. Has it not rather
closed the door AMI blocked up every ave.
nue against the return Of the "wayward
sisters" and left them the alternative ot
either fighting to the bitter eni, o, throw
ing down their arms and casting them
selves "utl,wed and b'gg ,re,l by the con.
scrip:ion law on the mercy Of their con
qner"rs.
BY thc legislation Of tn last congress. the
rebels are left like the lepers VIII" stood
ontsid. the city walls, aud reasoned in this
wise: M We abide here We shal! perish, il
We g. within the city "" can but die"
n"tcptsm has decrcel III 1t tie people Of
the se'e.led suites shut neoer return to tie
Union. l. this proposition correct? In
tie domain Of matter. whenever a cause
exists, a Certain inevitable IF ct is cxprc I'd
and ,hi. rule is eqnully as controlling amt
as universal in its application to all ques.
tons Of morals or Of government Here.
then, is the rule-lct it be applied to ,he
case III hand. The people Of the seeded
states have abandoned the Union and drag
ged out their several states with them
The result sought is the restoration Of the
Union Of the stateS--of the people Of the
states. In seeking the desired result. it
must bc borne in mind tina, it is simply
human nature, with all It's noble qnalili 8,
with all Of it's errors. it, infir,nitirs, and, il
you please, its brutiShn.ss, which is the
subj Ct matter on which the effort must be
expended. Inphysics, matter acts on mat
ter; in morals, motives sway the mind
Physical force will drive needle through
a milestone, but oil the battering rams in
christcndom could never have written the
Nouum O,yanuns, OF the Lords Prayer
All the motives which influence mans con
duct, are reluciblc to these two, viz: con-
science and interest. Radicalis,n says that
conscience has nothing to do with the con.
duct Of those in rebellion against the gov.
ernmcnt Admit it. The discussion then
turns on tn naked question of int, rest.
Does ra.iicalisln make it the interest oil
those in rebellion, to throw down thei,
arms and return 10 their allegiance to the
g"vernm .nt. AMI their duty to tho Union
Parson Brownlow, lately. good radical au
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