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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

SRLLINd LIoUon TO SoLDIERs.-The follow
ing parties were yesterday and this morning fined
$40 each by JUstioe Ferguson, charged with selling
liquor TO soldiers Mike Gllroy, Patrick Rice, W.
Wheeler, Mrs, Becker, OMesrA 4 Duffy, A. G.
Asherman, John T. Peters, John Catchy, and Jas.
Dol Anih heteallYea. WV ~
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AM one having occasion TO visit . private
medical Institution are AdTisod TO call on DR..
VellnT.
A large and IusscSsful practice here and else
whore enables him TO guaranty Aporfsst cure In all
eases.
All visits and communication strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling SEQ NO one but
the Doctor. VIZ A. y febi-N
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

CoLoRHD CITIZENS, ATTHNTtoE.-Will the
eolored people Of the District inform DR.. VIM.
Boyd, corner OF First street west and Virginia
ayenue Of the best friends Of their race IN the
United StatesO whether their churches or school,
rooms will be- Al his service TO hold public meet
ings for their b.neht and elevAtlonf IL 10, call
Immediately at his residence, or address, by note,
when and where such places can be had.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

TIE only place where you can purchase Ind q
Rubber goods Of all kinds at Manu- dcf@s prioes II
d H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, az
PennIylVAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tonth
streets. Also, All kinds OF Rubber goods bSAuti.
FULLY repaired at short notice. mar Mt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

Soldiers in battle, 1t is said, nearly always
shoot too high. That's tho upshot OF the
matter. 7....
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hides. WILL BE SOLD AT AUG
I'LL TON, every WEDNESDAY and sATuR-
DAY, At II o'clock a, m, AZ the WHARF foot q
may be on hand, Of Cattle rlsughtefed outside the
limits OF tho District Of Colunbia and shipped TO
this point for such disposition. Terms; cash, In
Government funds, to be paid at the time OF sale.
q. BELL,
msIm Lieutenant Colonel and C. s. VS..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

WHITnHuBsT's GALLERY, 484 PENNSYLVANIA
AvrsuE.-This celebrated establishment has Just
the largest collections OF Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over nfteen thousand,
embracing tikenesBen Of distinguished personI'
both civil and military. Iikenebsen OF many OF
these fallen in battle can DO obtained here. For
superior work, Whitshurst outstripping his COM
pstitors, received medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called to his new
imperial Photographs, also Vignotts now much
ought after. noYIL-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III b. r'..Hf AGENCY. |Hrr~
Everybody should call on ..H..
.-s'T- ~ ~ n. II. MILLER, #. ..
o. m INTELLIGENCE OFRICR, n.
For servAntn and real estate. Agency No. 81 Ninth
treet near PsnnsyivaniA Avsnus, (north.) \
Particular attention paid 70 the renting OF Dwell.
hngs and Boarding Houses, Stores, 90. Real Es-
mission. rs.lI.I' ~ 3D.. = ~ = =. = =
Property holders can obtain the bs., oftsnaut.
without charge, - IT,
Nh tbs best Of rsior.nss Eivsn when required
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NEW York srILns.-GsHtIsmo OlotAi,.0 +
Mes and IA large assortment for Dreai
and business wear. The English sack and walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and nnihh any
thing over offered In this city,
WV 90 WALL, STEPHERa q Co.,
os8-M ma Pa. Az, bot. Ninth and Tenth IT.
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by @ INQUIRE a CO.,


GLENwOoD CEMETERY-The managsrs Of
nt. t % have resolved 70 raise the price Of
" " oenta per square foot, and that the oom-
MUMMY nay nave no cause for oomplalnt, have
also resolved, before doing 90, 10 order psrsmp.
tory sale Of go Lot. and paFts Of Lots 81 PubIis
Auction, and for further means 10 embeiiinh ard
otherwise 20 improve the grounds This CemeSery
10 laid out on the plan Of the celebrated OreSr-
wood Cemetery in Now York, OF which il IL said
by rayelsrs 70 excel IN beauty and arrangemsnt
anything OF the kind either in Europe or America
Glenwood IL situated on the high ground over
looking the city Of Washington, and on direct
lne with North Capitol street ono and half
miles from the Capitol .#..
:, III. Cemetery 4 chartered BY Congress, and the
plots are not liable for debts, taxes any other
invasion. teee eharter.l
For Catalogues with Map, Charter, and By-Lsvs,
apply TO the Auetionesrs, ]. Q. Mcclure Do, cor.
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth strsots,
where the sale will take place on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 18th and nth Of March, a. O'Clock
y. m. .....
vlsltor. admitted on the Grounds At ell hours
JOS. B. CLOSE, President.
,. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
mg-atl1th Auotionoofn,
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~ ENERAL M'CLELLAN's REPORT.

~ ENERAL M'CLELLAN'S REPORT.
The only Authorised complete edition Of
GENERAL MscLELLANs REPORT OF TEE
CAMPAIGN OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Containing, also, the report Of Ids
CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Illustrated with Maps and FUN Index. Price ss.SO
Copies sent by mail, frss of postage.
Just received and for sale BY
PHILIP l. soLOHoNS,
mS-st Ss2 PennSylVaniG avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

TIE Omar PENNSYLVANIA RouTl.-The
quickest and safest route TO tho Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and ohe TO
Sunday. Soldiers hokets At Government rates 70
all the principal points in thO North and West
nee OF the "Great PennlylVAniA Route, ~ northeast
oorner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, un-
der National Hotel: once open from .. N. 70
Z. O. NORTON,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

A LARGE FRE.-Thls morning, about 1
o'clock, hre occurred on A street, south OF the
Capitol, oeoalioned by the burning OF q suffers
depot. The building, which was entirely con.
Misunderstanding but being rather distant from the
Capitol, II was never used for that purpose, More
recently II has been Occupied By Mr.. u LoIkey
OF hay was consumed. Five or liz horses were In
the building, and were extrieAtId with consider.
able difficulty from the flames, A man was In the
upper story asleep, and OF oouTIs, totally unoon.
soious OF his imminent danger, His sleep WaI
disturbed 10 time enough to save hib life Patrol.
eipct, and several officers Of the Tenth, we're soon
the spot and did all In their power TO proSarvs
steam fire engines and Metropolitan HOOK And
Ladder Company were at hand and rendered rreai
service. The damage done 10 net Known me
are 10 supposed to be tho set OF an lneendiAry, "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

New CoMNANDANT.-CaPt. VIM. W. Rogers
attached 20 the Invalid Corps, has been aiied
eommsndant at the Central GuArdhoule. me ca
liGhed new rules and regulations for the bate
preservation OF order and the cleanliness Of n,
prison, and the Afairs Of the post are now 10 |
high state Of perfection.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

sMUaaLfNe LIoUoR.-william Emerson, A.
Mclaughlin, John nfiohaels, las. Harris, nd. H.
Madison, ID. C. Wafes, soldiers Of the ID New York
henvy artillery, were committed to the Guard
house last night by the Provost Marshal. They
across the Asueduot bridge with smuggling large
quantities Of liquor across tho Aqueduct bridge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

HIGHWAY RoBBRRI.-Thres soldiers named
Adolphus Norton, James ByrnH, William Niece
were arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant
johnson, of the Second precinct, upon tho ohArKe
OF committing a highway robbery and an assault
and battery on Patrick MoCAbe. They were each
committed to jail for court BY Juatioe BArnAelo. 4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10

n + r I q A L
PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY OF THE
....a# POTOMAC.
/. Applications must ~ made At the once Of
Major Louis H. PelouIs, No, sos street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, between II
=. m. and p. m, except Sundays. MAJOR PslouIs
IL authorised TO sign the passes.
2, II not granted A. tho ofnoo OF MAJOR Polouss,
tho deeison il nnAl and ne reference need DO made
at the War Department. IN 500 $500.
.. Passes cannot DO given to females 10 visit tho
army. " ..la ..r.-. BIB. '.t
BY order Of the Secretary Of War. o.
.|.EH ...a =. D. TOWNlRND
feS-tI Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
assgRY HALL,
Nov cAnTERn6nY I
CANTRRnURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
LoatsiSaa zsenss, nssy Ne oosAsr aT st-n .,,-.
tIn rear Of The Metropolitan and National HOt.l,
sIeN OF THE BIO CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. Lss.,...............ATs Manage and PrOprissO,
BEHOLD THE ARhKf OF TALENT coNorN
TRATED AT THE GREAT CANTERBURY.
UNDATED AND ASTONISHING SUCCESS
NO DIMINuTIoN IN ATTENDANCE
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED, ACTUALLY
&C. D.. .... CHARMED.
CRITfcIsM CHALLENGED.
| The whole strength ofths
Soc ,,oroyr ,.,RGA S \ 1o NJ COMPANY
CHANGE OF DANcEs,
CHANGE OF oyERfUREs,
CHANCE OF FLRCEs
CHANGE OF SONGS
Zoe CHAhGE OF nURLEaQUHh
| CHANGE OF BALLETs,
CHANGE OF EVERYTHING.
EVERY ACT ON THE BILL
Carefully selected TO suit -
REFINED AND DISCRIMINATING AUDIENCE
NEW FACES FOR THIS NIGHT.
-. o...'. Z! EiIs ANNIE boARDwELL,
Second wssk Of the Great Vocal Phenomenon,
The celebrated DoUBLE-vOIcED SINGER
that ofs Female 10 Male has been pronounSsd
second week Of
whose exquisite dancing has been the admiration
Of all visitors. -r..
ED, THE LITTLE MONITOR,
whose funny dslinsstons Of the darkey will create
laughter.
Re-enEsgement OF
..IIL5IS MARTINI cHIRIsKL
the great Sack Wire Performer. The feats OF this
individual must be seen 3 30 appreciated.
,. THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE
will appear In q number Of
INTRICATE EvoLUTIoNs.
...r DRILL OF zoUAVEa
sr,r,,,u Gf ~. FIELD M9V !,
GUIRD OF BEAUTY.
..... nAoAN AND EDWARDS.
Ia = numb'r Of their Original Ethiopian Rseentri-
MISS NAOMI PORTER
will dance, BY request, her celebrated
TORPEDO JIG.
1-. Mr.. W. D. cAvANAuGHi
The Talented IRISH Comedian and Comic vocalist.
..-- Mr.. BILLY WEST,
in his Songs and Dances.
Mr.. L. DoNHELLY,
In his Great Burlesque Dances,
hIss EMMA sCHELL.
MISS Lucy CLIFTON,
MISS LsoHoRA cREED,
MILE. JENNIE,
BOUQUET OF BEAUTY.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK THE ENTIRE
GREAT PRoTEAE COMPANY
in A GRAND oLIo OF FUN.
.........s......D oenu
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. E. A NUMBER OF GEN.
I'D temea can obtein beard a No on Maryland
avenue bstwsen Eour-And-a-h alf ana sixth stfeets
Island. ooiT-tf
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A CoLoRED MAN AssAULTnD.-LAst evening
Daniel Common, Lawrence KAyAnAugh, and Al.
phonsua Merryman were arrested by ofneers Mills
and Whitemofe upon the charge Of committing an
assault and battery upon John Lucas, oolored, on
last sunday nighti on South street between Fifth
and sixth streets. Lucas was walking along the
knocking him down kicked him severely Conner
alone was recognized a. one OF tho parties, Jus.
tioe Ferguson held him 70 bail IN the Gum a. e9oC
for his appearance At the Criminal Court ThS
others were dismissed.
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| * hNHoie
be-" "AShp '.
10 FILL TIM QUOTA OF THY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
.. .s....
.y . =.
ote'
sS"' % WHICH Will ApPAiD IN ADVANCE
| y
.a. .a.
49,
sass OF WHICH WILL NJ PAIDIN ADVANCE.
|
,o,,Srv m, cn, ,,o,u,rs .
| o. . ~
PAID IN ADVANCE.
| .r.
|
| |.....
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
/
WI" Apply 70 any Of Nhe Following
RECRUITING oFFIcERs'
SIS BAKKR,
| ..au.
Engine Hall, near the Market, on PsnnIyivSniA
: y -
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.

WAR DErARTHENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
WAsHIHoToE, February 10, 1884.
Will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bid
der, at the places and dates named below, ViIi
At Mifiin, Penna., 800 Horses, Friday, tth March.
Az WilliAmsport, PennA., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
sth March.
AT AitOons, Penna., 900 Horses, Friday, nth
March.
Al New Brunswisk, N, J., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
10Th March.
AT EaStOn, PennA., 800 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
Al Newark, N. j., 400 Horses, Tuesday, 0sd
March.
March.
At Wilkesbarre, PennN., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
29th March.
These Horses have been condemned a. UNIT for
the cavalry service Of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold BinEly
sales to begin at 10 a. m, and continue daily TIL
all are sold.
Terms cash, in United states Treasury Notes
only. JAMES 4. EKIN,
feIs-S4t Chief QuartermAster, Cavalry Bureau.
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.s.....sss'......o oenta
ocnu
Private Boxes, holding siI persons.......e6
Doors open at o'clock; Performance At Is
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A SERIOUS DTsTuRBAEoE,-Last night, about
u 70 O'Clock, Aduiurhanee took place a house
N Ihomaa row, on g street, between First md
second, on the Island. The hnusefs Appropriatfd
20 hawdy purposes, and Il kept BY Sophia Piuss.
party OF soldiers desired Admittance, but. W "a
reftitd, went AMY and suco eding IN ohtaininf
"a increased forte, repaired TO the house and
forced open the door. soldier, named kbraham,
20 n, ~ District vols, who was occupying front
room, shot At one Of the party. . soldier, and
wounded him seriously. The ball took effect 10
The neck The wounded soldier was taken TO his
qtrfteru, Carroll barracks, and IL attended blythe
ply soian in ehA'gs. His condition was pronounced
dangerous,
SHILLING pIrIzENs' CLoTHns TO boLDIhRs.-
And ew Bell, oolorsd man, was before Justice
Ferguson on the charge Of selling otizeun clothes
10 some soldiers OF the let Vermont artillery, whs
were endeavoring TO desert. The Justice decided
that A. the offence was committed In Maryland all
he could do with them was 70 commit them TO
jail for = requi.ition from the Governor Of Mary
IN Maryland.
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK THE ENTIRE
GREAT PRoTEAE COMPANY
will appear
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULES

CuIRF QUARTERhAATER'l OTFICE,
DEPoT OF WAsHNsToN, J
WARRINGTON, February -, 1884
VIII be sold at public suction at the Corrals,
near the Observatory, in the city OF Warrington,
D. C., on Wednesday, March Q, 1854, and on We'd
nesdaY, Marsh %, 1854, lot OF
HORSES AND MULES.
condemned as UNIT for public service.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock .. m.
D. II. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief QuArtermaSter,
fe2l-26t Depot Of Washington.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-01
TOFFICIAL.1

OFFICIAL.
Proclamation Of the Mayor Of the City
OF McGregor.
To the Citizens Of Nc Gregor and Northern
loua:
have the satisfaction Of being now able
to state that the small pox has disap-
peared from the city Of McGregor.
All the physicians have assured me that
they have no cases under treatment, AMI
have had none for the last two weeks, and
no more cases have been reported, as far as
| can learn, and my means Of knowing
have been better than those of any other
There have been in the aggregate thirty-s six
cases Of this disease in both its forms, small
pox and vareoloid-fifteen cases of small
pox, and twenty one of vareo!oid. OF
these some have died of small pox-thesc
deaths occurred mostly from a want OF
proper attention during the early stages Of
the disease, and the impossibility Of obtain.
ing means in time is the reason these atten.
tons were not furnished.
will further state is this connection that
the card which was published in the Neaca
some weeks ago, and to which my name
was attached, was never signed by me in
the form 10 which it was published, and ]
am assured by most Of the parties whose
names were attached to that card, that they
were placed there equally unwarrantably
D. LEFFINGWELL.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-01

justice who had invoked against the disloya..
ty of rulers the rctribution and redresses of the
law. The danger of such a conflict of laws is
SO far passed. that not even q President could
now plead national safety as an excuse for re-.
fusing to do justice Or submit to judgment.
Yet no citizen who regards his duties should
ever hesitate at the last to oppose lawless deeds
with legal remedies. The law may break
down. 1t will then disclose to watchful PEG.
pie the point Of greatest danger. Courts may
fail judges may be inundated by threats or
bribed by the allurements Of power, and those
who have sworn to execute the laws may
shrink from the fulfllment Of their oaths. A
craven Congress may sit silent and idly watch
the perishing liberties Of the people whom they
represent, but this cannot deter him who, in
defending his rights, is determined to do his
whole duty, and to whom it is competent at
last to commit the issue to that Power, omni.
potent and inscrutable, who presides in events
and sways the destinies of nations and the
hearts Of men.
..-. MANToN MARBLE.
New York, May %, 1863.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-01

JENKINS tells a very amusing anecdote of
Eugene. According to him, the Empress
is very jealous Of late Of the Countess of
Castiglione, who has recently adopted a
new mode Of dressing her hair, by throw
it back loosely and tying it behind with
colored ribbons, the ends hanging down
in curls. Eugene, having made diligent
search, procured little feminine sky-ter-
rier, with HAIR of much the same hue as
her presumed rival in the Imperial affec
tons, and after arranging it in precisely
similar manner to that Of the fair Countess,
turned the animal loose in her husband
library-thereby, it is suggested, calling
the lady an odious name by implication.
The Emperor was indignant thereat, and q
right royal row now cnsued in consequence.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-01
MCGREGoR. Nav 20. 1864.

"CunEHoh, May ~, Ioof
Messrs. Editors Il believe the American
women are coming to their senses this is
seen in the recent Convention held in
Washington. Too long has woman been
pampered with finery-too long has man
smiled upon her frivtlty, and she has be.
come mostly good for nothing-exccpt
To sit in the parlor and put on airs,
Like the fancy sofas and chairs.
The result is fearful increase in the bills
Of Celbacy.
"But It is q subtitle truth
That there is Daniel now and then,
And now and then = Ruth"
There were Ruths in the Convention at
Washington, and we are waiting to see if
there are any in McGregor who are willing
to sacrifice little superAuous apparel to
help their country in her hour of peril
We want to see how many will come down
from French Merino to humble Calico,
gracefully. In the days that tried mems
souls, the women made such sacrifices,
and shall we shrink from duties less ardu-
Gus, with unlimited resources at hand.
Farther, let not efforts so auspiciously
begun, cease when the war is over. We
have often heard of the anathemas cast upon
the first woman who broke her pledge in
the use Of tea. True Republicanism should
be self sustaining, financially as we'll as
politically. Republican women should
learn in order to maintain firm national.
ity, they can best "assist at the ballot box
by fetrenchment in the handbook" Let
them braid rye-straw bonnets, make linen
and wool checks and stripes which shall
vie with the National banner beneath whose
folds so many brave ones have slept their
last sleep. If it was not undignified for
the women of '76 to repair their husbands
hose in the presence of foreign ministers,
will it be more so for us to show by our
self.denial that if we are weak We can be
strong, aud will bravely come to the
rescue.
Let common sense and less pretense,
Mark oil our public acts
Wen let others know il they strike blow,
We deal In substantial facts.
laboring band for right can stand,
Make tender hearts quite tough;
And Well keep the kernel in the shell,
The Rebels have found SO rough.
Lets teach the Nations of the earth,
For every hope that dies;
Millions more Of greater worth,
Phenix-like shall rise.
Lot Trade and Spade go hand in hand,
All Ger our glorious Nation;
Let native wealth, not foreign pelf,
Be our honorable oblaton,
Suggested for the consideration of the
ladies Of McGr.gor.
LILLE LEE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-01
Who Built up the Confederacy.

Wendell Phillips and several negroes
were delegates to the late "Union' state
convention in Massachusetts,, called for the
election of delegate to Baltimore. Phillips
made speech for which he was both hiss
ed and applauded. He said:
jeff Davis started rebellion, but it was
left to Lincoln to build up Confederacy.
The amnesty proclamation had driven out
the last remnant of Unionism that was left
in the south. The administration was bring
ing the country to point where it may be
impossible to keep the people up to the
level Of resistance to the Southern plot
There are two courses with the present pol.
icy of President Lincoln. One was to keep
fourteen states in the condition of terrific.
ries, and send Governors, Judge Advocates,
Provost Marshals, and an army of officers
from Washington, until twenty years of
trade and emigration should produce a
white loyal population. The other alter
native was to recall the black element of
the south and confiscate the estates Of the
whites. The administration repudates this
course. That resolution Of Abraham Lin
coin is the doom Of the republic.
Mr.. Phillips concluded by declaring his
preference for Butler, for Fremont, or even
for Gov. Andrew, rather than Lincoln,
though he didn't see how Andrew could be
spared so far from home. If we elected
Lincoln again, no man Of middle age would
have chance to see reconstruction of
the Union, and if the war was not stopped
IN two years, the money question would
swamp us.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-01

GRAND PRlzEs.-We are in receipt of a
circular announcing that Wheeler & Will
son will give away three of their Sewing
Machines, valued at S265 in all, to the per.
son or persons who shall present the best
made gentlcman's shirt to the Northern
Iowa Sanitary Fair. Instructions are CIV
en- as to size and material Of shirts to be
presented, but at this writing we hav'nt
space for the circular. ...
Cash premiums are also offered for best
specimens of Flour, Wheat and Butter.
In this connection we will here state
the Elk. Committee for Clayton Co. will
meet at Elkader on Thursday, June I'd.
1t is also told US that Allamakee and Clay
ton Counties will furnish the tables on
Wednesday, the I'd day of the Fair.