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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT.-The recent
Congress made several important changes
in the Post Office lawSwhich take effect to-
day. Among the regulations are the fol-
lowing provisions: No mail matter, regular
or transient will be delivered until postage
Is paid, be it letter, newspaper, magazine,
Or anything else mailable. No box at any
Post Office shall be assigned to any person
until they have paid the rent for one quar-
ter in advance. Postage on drop letters
weighing less than half ounce will be two
cents, and two cents for each additional
half ounce.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

GRAIN ELEVATORS IN Gu csGs.-AnOther
immense Grain Elevators. said to be the
largest in the world, has inst been finished in
Chicago and still another, of equal size, is
nearly completed. They have been built in
the most substantial manner, and are furnish.
ed throughout with the most perfect machinery.
including large number of Fairbanks 500
Bushel Hopper Scales, which insures correct
weight to buyers and sellers of grain The
amount of grain which can be handled i'll
these Elevators in a single day is enormous.
The increased production Of grain in the
northwest is perhaps shown in no way more
clearly than by the rapid increase in Chicago
Of the facilities for receiving and Shipping it..
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"A Card.

"A Gard.
To Misses Munson, Carlton, Scott, Ans
den, Stevenson, Baugh, Buckley, Aber,
Ruff and Brewer Masters Flanders, Scott,
Hammer, Fales, DeBerard, Burlngame,
Watts, Durham, McLaury, Smith and
Warren:
The elegant presents received from you
through Miss Francis Boynton, last Friday
afternoon, at the close Of the exercises of
the school year, showing as they do your
earnest appreciation Of our endeavors in
your behalf, are most gratefully accepted.
Whenever We turn the leaves Of this
album and look upon the dear faces thereon
impressed, or drink from this beautiful
silver cup, shall We revert with unmingled
pleasure to the days passed with you.
Our best wishes follow you with the hope
that you may become good citz ms and
worthy Of the higher life awaiting you.
Truly your friends,
MARY B. JAMES.
ELSIE PECK.
T.. not
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01
From VicksburC.

From VicksburG.
From private letter from Serg't. Drum
mond, 2lst Iowa, under date Of June 18th,
not written for publication, we extract the
following items of interest:
Dear Tenney Things are in as -four
ishing condition as the most sanguine
could desire, and the greatest satisfaction
is manifested at the way Gen. Grant is
maneuvering the seige and the enemy
There is a universal opinion amongst the
officers and men here, that the town could
be taken any half hour that the commander
might designate. and with small loss, but
We are satisfied to ''bide our time" You
must be aware that the scanty supply of
the enemy's provisions are getting beauti-
fully less every day, and desertions Of OH
GERS and men arc Of nightly occurrence
Our shot and shell which We send into
town elicits but very faint reply in return,
and that only with the encmy's small arms.
We keep gradually strengthening our works
and making closer approaches to theirs.
just now the rtbs. have mustered pluck
to send US shot, perhaps to be followed
by a few others, but it has just the effect
to wake up our artillery and make things
lively.
We have not any fighting to do except
to take our turn in the rifle pits and keep
up "a brisk fire as sharpshooters, and fur
nish pretty heavy details Of fatigue and
picket guards.
1t seems to be the general opinion here
that Capt. Crookc is in a fair way for pro
motion, and deservedlv so.
w. w. Lyons, of Hardin, has been put
into Lieutenancy of Co. B, and Geo. A..
Purdy is our orderly.
Things just now arc getting little lively
but you may rest assured that it wont be
allowed to last long.
Yours most Respectfully,
ID. DRUMMoND.
p. Sit is now all dried up; four harm
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

THE ISLAND Pic NIc.--At special meet
ing of the High School, on the Island last
Saturday, the following measures were
adopted:
Resolced, That the thanks Of this school
be rendered to Gardner McGregor and VIM.
Scott for preparing these grounds and 9th.
erwise assisting us to enjoy the day, also to
Louis Benton. jr., DR.. z. II. Hunt, r.
Grant, Esq, and others, for helping US to
have good time generally.
ResOlotd, That at the levce Capt Sher-
win receive three cheers for generously Civ
ing US this excursion. May he live thous.
and years!
Mrs. H. G. Scott will also please accept
this expression from US, for the choice
music given US on the afternoon of Friday,
June Goth. NJ. B. j.
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Fourth of July ut M'Gregor.

Fourth of July at M'GreGor.
1t will be seen by the programme below
that we are to have good old fashioned
celebration Of the 4th of July at McGregor,
with fireworks in the evening. Although
the notice is rather limited, we hope to see
good attendance from the region contigu,
Gus to McGregor
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
President-Louis Benton. jr, Esq.
Vice Presdents-E r. Barron, Geo. NJ
Colgate and F. F. Elmendorf. -
Marshals-Capt. s. P. Sladden, Capt.
w. A. Benton.
Orator-Douglass Leifingwell, Esq.
Rcader--C. F. Remck, Esq
Chaplain-Rev. Jno jackson.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
National salute and ringing Of bells at
sunrise. Procession will form at O'clock
at the foot Of Main street, under the direc.
ton of the Marshals, march through the
principal streets and repair to the Public
Square, where the usual exercises will take
place.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
D. Allen, jr., VIM. Hunting, Fred.
Henkc, Willis Dvummond, Rob't Grant and
L. Updegralf.
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tv Il little "*' wrinkles through a
colum of the News this week, expressing
his disgust that the Times will not go in
to the cess pool of partisan strife. and COM
batting remark made in this paper some
time since, in substance that Deu. ocrats re-
joiced with Republicans when the report
came Of the downfall Of Vicksburg. He
belongs to that class of disorganizers who
hold that Democrats and copperheads are
synonymous terms, and his narrow minded.
ness throws him upon the pity Of the com.
munitY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

eHIeHLy IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND.--A
late London paper says the Princess Of
Wales ear is 'singularly delicate, small
and beautiful in its convolutions, and cx-
quisitely set on" In the spirit of true
iiunkeyism. however, the same paper adds,
that her upper LIP is "too long for the
Greek ideal"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

eW There was large gathering Of the
Democracy Of Wisconsin at Milwaukee last
week. There were some Is or 1000 in
attendance from abroad, and the papers
state that not drunken man was seen upon
the streets nor were there the usual number
Of arrests made by the police-rather an
extraordinary fact
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

RlGHr.-We see with undisguised plea.
sure that the Chicago Post Democratic is
snanfully opposing the attempt Of the
Fernando Wood men to commit the
Democracy Of Illinois to a peace. on-any-
terms policy. We are sure it represents
the great mass of the party in its opposition
to that platform, whether it does that OF
the politicians or not
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News and Items.
jeff Davis has called for 100000 new
troops.
The entire army Of the Potomac is now
north Of the river. The enemy are rapidly
pushing into Pennsylvania.
The enrolment of New York city gives
total result of nearly 10000 names liable
to military conscription.
Great panic exists in Richmond for fear
Of its capture by federal force moving up
the ChicEahominy.
Skirmishns is going on daily between
the federals and rebels at score OF points
in Pennsylvania. The rebels have cut the
Northern Central Railroad between York
and Harrisburg.
There is q report from Pert Hudson that
the 4th and 9th Wisconsin regiments were
captured bodily in recent assault upon
the enemy's works.
A few rebel privateers captured and des-
troyed 40 sail Of pessels on the 24th and Goth
off Cape Sable, subsequently they run the
revenue Cutter Caleb Gushing out of the
harbor of Portland, and being pursued
destroyed her. The daresome rebels were
however subsequently captured.
Gov. Curtin has received notice that %,
900 have already enlisted in Pennsylvania
under the recent call.
Gen. Hooker has been relieved from the
command of the army Of the Potomac at
Lis own request. He is succeeded by Gen.
Meade.
The latest accounts from the army of the
Potomac says all was quiet in that direc-
ton
Dates from Vicksburg to the 22d. Seige
is still progressing Our guns are throw
ing red hot shot into the city, which is
closely invested ard must fall shortly.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01
Al1vfllinOS.

ANY things.
One of our exchange papers describing
the new counterfeit los on the Kingston
banks, says the vignette is female, "seat.
ed on each side of shield" The reader
will doubtless concur with us that such a
position must, Of necessity, be very un-
comfortable and embarrassing. Geo. w.
Jones, Of Dubuque, late minister to New
Granada, who was arrested in November
1861, by order Of Secretary Seward, and
imprisoned four months in Fit. Lafayette,
has sued Secretary Seward for $50, OOO.-
The case is entered for trial in the Supreme
Court Of New York, and rot little interest
attaches to the decision in the case...
The Chicagoans are enjoying their third
week Of Italian opera. Instead of the
cry, Garry the war into Africa" We now
have that of Garry Africa into the war"
The National Dress Reform Associa-
ton is in session in Rochester. We have
no faith that they will accomplish anything
in the way Of results, for their convention
was called in the wrong place. 1t was as
absurd for this convention to be called at
Rochester, as it would be for convention
to assemble at McGregor to institute re-
forms in the Constitution Of the u S..
Some chap in Petersburg has discovered
the oil Of peanuts to be nutritious for table
use, and excellent for the purposes Of
lucubratioh and illumination. -. The in
come tax has been characterized by some
sufferer, as the iron that enters the soul.
%. One Of the best Irish bulls which has
been placed on record is this, which is said
to have been perpetrated by an Irish school
master who advertised that he would keep
Sunday School twice a week-Tuesdays
and Saturdays" %. We wonder that some.
body has not publsheda book on epitaphs,
in which should be compiled, the grave,
the gay; the erudte, the provincial; the
humorous, TIE pathetic. Should such an
one be issued soon, the following must have
prominent place: Here lies the remains
Of Thos Woodhen, the most amiable of
husbands the most excellent Of men. N.
B.-The name is Woodcock but it would
not come in rhyme"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01
Weather, Markets, &c.


The threatening Of the clouds for the
past two o: three weeks, on Sunday morn
ing ripencd into glorious shower, which
put new face upon the dried and dusty
vcrdure. On Sunday night there was
almost uninterrupted rain from 10 o'clock
until sunrise the next morning, which has
proved of inestimablc value to the crops
hcrcaway. We are informed that as far
lack as West Union merely rain enough to
lay the dust has fallen, while out upon the
Cedar Valley everyt thing is drying up.
Deliveries of wheat are fair. We quote
No. l wheat at 9s@$l, 90; No. 2, s5@s7.
For details see our market report
In Milwaukee, Tuesday p. m, No. l and
2 wheat was quoted at Sl,lG@$l, o.
Gold at ,43.
The river as we go to press is at stand
Packets still manage to crawl over the bars
and get to Prescott. There is but two feet
and one half of water on Beef Slough Bar
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

~ The South is united as one man,
the North is dividcd.-Dubuque Herald.
Exactly. and il partisan papers like yours
Oh the one hand, and the Chicago Tribune
on the other, continue your old beaten
track, Of fierce partisan fighting, it will be
likely to coatinue so.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01
McGregor, June Goth, 1868.
MARY 3. JAMES.
ELSIE PECK.

SENSIBLE VIEws-Gov. Solomon having
made inquiry Of Gen. Pope whether he
intended to use the military force to enforce
the CONSUMPTION act, received in reply let
ter which reflects credit upon the head and
heart of Gen. Pope. In this reply the
General expresses his belief that in nearly
every case the CONSUMPTION act can be exc
cuted by the civil authorities, and adds
some very sensible conclusions, the SUBJ
stance Of which are contained in the fol-
lowing extract:
1.-The habit Of resorting to military force
in every trifilng case Of opposition or re
sistancc to the laws, is becoming so com
mon as to excite in the minds of judicous
men very serious alarm. Such practice
entirely su2plants the civil authority sets
aside time honored means for the enforce
ment Of the laws in this country, destroy S
in the citizen that feeling Of personal in
terest in their execution, through which
alone we have maintained popular govern
ment, and prepares the public mind for
complete abdication of civil rule. 1t is
impossible to believe that citizens Of this
country, except under the immediate in
fuecce of excitement, can be willing to
trust the enforcement Of civil law to mill
tary force, and thus to surrender the very
highest privilege and duty of American
citizens.
Such course would inevitably lead if
persisted in to the complete dominion Of the
snilfarv and thu final Cvarterou Of fraa
institutions. This practice tends also nat
uraliy to weaken in the soldier that Iever.
ence for the civil law, and that respect for
the civil authorities, with which he entered
the military service, which he still earnestly
chcrishes, and upon which alone We mus,
rely for the quiet disbanding of our grea,
armies, and the return Of the soldier to his
home, an orderly law. abiding citizen"
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The R0r1llRr&hi1

HERETOFORE existing between the undersigned
/ i is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts due the firm must be paid to A. J. Jordan, who
is authorized to settle up tie partnership accounts.
J. W. VAN ORMAN.
June 9th, 1868 3wS50 A. J. JORDAN.
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liz rnE DIRECTIVE CAsE.--The Clayt ton
Co. Journal. intensely Republican, Meth
Or hoists the Republican state ticket. or
supports the same.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

TRoTTING. Tho great trotting match to
saddle between Patchen and Butle,-mile
heats-was won by the latter in three
straight heats, time, 2:2S- -2:2l-2:23{.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

ID H d: ..
In McGregor, June 18th, 1863, Mrs. K. P. Clarke,
aged rs years.
The death of this estimablc lady has filed with sad
ness the h"arts OF her friends, but while mourn
her early departure from earth, think of her
dweller OF the ''Cty Eternal for her exemplary life
and its praycriul close make US sure that We shall
meet her
"IIigh In the infinite Summer
Beyond the pale kingdom of fea2.'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

Coon CooKs.-Ladies, if you would be
known as good cooks and would avoid the
notifications Of having poor biscuit for tea
when you have company, use d. b. De Land
g. Co.'s Chemical Saieralus, and that only
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

r- Rear Admiral Foote, one of the
most gallant officers in the u S. Navy,
dick in New York, on the 25th ult.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

fy- Prof Steiner, the celebrated aero,
naut, is to make grand balloon ascension
ut Milwaukee on the 4th inst
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Clearing Off.
AS in the natural phenomena of storms


As in the natural phenomena of storms
and serial co,nmotions, one turns to the
west to see the token of o restoration of
the elements 10 their normal condition of
quiet and harmony, SO do the eyes Of all
friends of the Republic turn to the west to
see the blue sky which presages the close
Of the storm which is convulsing this
nation.
locking to the west we already discern
fit in the clouds and gi,nmer of the
blue Union which is such conspicuous
characteristic Of our national ensign
There are still reverberations of thunder at
V:cksburg, but at each successive peal the
clear, calm light becomes brighter, stronger
Grants circle Of iron ard fire is gradually,
steadily, resistlessly contracting. There is
rohope for the beleaeuered rebels but uncon
ditional surrender, and the Richmond Dis
patch also looking at the western sky says
nothing but miracle can save Vicbsburg
10 the rebels. AS the era of miracles is
entirely past, the disconsolate rebel organ
doubtless finds small grounds for hope.
The fall Of yicksburg involves the des.
truction Of the last rebel stronghold on the
Mississippi Port Hudson Then we shall
have light in the west, the steady presage
Of an honorable peace" based upon the dis
comfture and overthrow Of the rebellion.
With the Mississippi entirely in cur
hands, short work can be made Of the re.
bsllion in the states Of Louisiana, Texas
ard Arkansas. With the fall of these
rebel strongholds-Vicksburs and Port
lludson-Grant's pondcrous army will also
be enabled to march eastward, and in con.
junction with Rosecrans, speedily sweep
out rebellion from all the gulf states, and
Ee-estabish those states in the Union.
If the army Of the East can do their part
Of the great work, we shall not long have
towait for the sky to clear, and for the Union
as it was
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sH- The first battalion of the 7th Iowa
cavalry have received marching orders for
the Indian country.
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Iowa House..

Upper Main street, McGregor. Iowa, IL now newly
fitted up for the entertainment of Farmers, with
good stabiihg attached DANIEL SliEEHEN,
3i9tf Proprietor.
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.N'OTZCE!!!
rs hereby given, that of the most desirabIe To-
i cations for residence in the town of McGrcgor, is
offered tor sale, and WILL BE SOLD AT 4 BAR
GAIN 1t is The present residence of the family of +.
". DeBerard. Esq, and is situate on Ann Street,
directly opposite the Baptist Church.
For further particulars enquire Of
2m34S ODELL Il UPDEGRAFF, Attorneys.
TNilE Best kind Of Plows, including g.
Collins "Ca5t Steel Cast" new N
and very superior article. a9xE
Call ard see BASS ELMENDORF
Sept. ), 1862. l'UtiAs ~ ~
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BiuN X'O2x1. ShcuceS.
.NDTzCE -!

rNE TON of No. 20 Annea'ed Wire, just the size I,
~ use with the ain Binders, for sale at the
4w3i9 BROAD AXE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-01

At our Office alone can
purchasers examine the
relative merits of each
stitch, and be guaranteed
ultimate aud thorough
satisfaction by our liivi-
lege of exchanging for
either style, if not suited
with their first choice.
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p. Sit is now all dried up; four harm
less shots; they have no shell.
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KiMe Ponder.

Il received and for sale by ="
March IL, lsasnssa DENTON skqs. 4 CO.
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A Sewing Machine tina.
will not embroider as well
as stitch is not the one fol
family use. Grover l. Bi-
ker's celebrated Machines
both stitch and embroider
with equal facility.
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FTE best place 90 get good Kerosene Oil ana othsl
i articles usually kept In . Drug Ssore, is at
MO)D 4 BROS.
McGregoI December ,22d. 1851. 27lH
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took with confidence to June rise and
booming stage of water.
We learn from trustworthy sources
that Capt. Crooke, Of Co. B, 2lst Iowa vol.
untecrs, is winning fame and respect as
man and an officer, in his place near Vicks-
burg Several times he has been division
officer of the day, and in establishing pick.
ct lines, and other responsible duties, he
is kept upon his feet most of the time, day
and night. We hope soon to hear Of his
promotion to position his talents merit.
The low stage Of water in the Mis-
sissippi this season is a subject Of fruitful
and universal comment and conversation
rivalllng the grandest of all Introductory
topics, the weather. 1t is stated that four
years ago this month, a barge was towed
over the fiat to within few feet OF Main
steet, near the harness store Of VIM. koss !;
to-day there is an intervening stretch of
more than FIVE hundred feet of dry land
between that place and the rivers edge,
and there has been no filling up Of the in.
teryening space since that time.
The examination and rhetorical excr-
cises of the McGregor high school attract
cd large number of ladies and gentlemen
on Friday last. The cholars evnced great
proficiency in their studies, and reflected
credit upon their teachers. At the con-
cluson Of the exercises Miss Frank Boyn.
ton, in behalf of number Of young ladies
and gents in the school, made presenta.
ton Of photograph album to Miss James
and beautiful silver cup to Miss Peck
accompanying the same with an appropri'
ate address,
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Call and examine our
Machines before purchas-
ing elsewhere. We manu-.
facturs a large variety of
st, les of each stitch. aud
adapted to the require
ments Of families and
man ufactHrers of goods
where sewing is employ ed.
AUG. FRENCH, Ag't
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
DRY GOODS.
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FINE AND RICH aoops At slsfm lSir2nhHs CAN FIND
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GOODS AT WHOLESALE CHEAP.
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between Twenty-frst and Twenty second streets.