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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-13

RAIL ROAD EXCITEMENT. Our cotempc.
raries in the Northern part OF the State
seem greatly excited over the railroad sub
iect. 1t is about time the people living in
the northern tier Of counties began to think
about some facilities for reaching an eastern
market with their produce, and supplying
themselves with eastern manufactures, bet
ter than wagonng on a common road
They should not hesitate to lend their influ-
ence and contribute their means for promo
ting the construction Of the McGregor &
Western Railroad. Its contemplated route
is through well settled and fertile agricul-
tural region, and with such managers as
Wm B. Ogden Of Chicago, and Judge
Greene Of McGregor, the people can rely
on the honest ard economical expenditure
of whatever they contribute for its exten.
sion and the general development of that
magnificent region Of country. We have
a personal knowledge Of these men and can
assure the public that they are not railroad
sharpcrs, who believe in taking all the money
that the people have laid up after years Of
arduous toll and then threaten them with a
diversion of the road unless they will mort
gage their FARMS For such public bene-
factors we have very little respect. Messrs.
Ogden and Greene are not such men,
Whatever they promise to do, will be scru-
pulously carried out-Des Noines States
man.
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News and Item s.

News and Items.
A woman in Manitowoc, Wis, cultivated
mustachcs q few weeks, courtcd and mar
ried q dear little wife, full of cash, stole the
cash. declared her sex and ran away. This
gay he biddy was arrested at Green Bay!
Gen. Meade is to be retained in com
mard
The Billiard Knights are cutting out ex
tensive campaigns for the coming season.
We have . youth in McGrcgor only IA,
Waiter Durham, who, with year more
practice, will make the old knights and
their balls "hunt their holes" He dis
counts common players like Pome,oy and
Pump Carpenter, now!
Gen. Mcdowell is to 30 to the Pacific
Gen. Heron commands at N. .. and is very
much beloved.
Geo. Hycr, late Of the Madison Patriot.
has been presented by the printers Of the
Patriot office with a silver stick and a gold
rule, The beauty Of the present is that
George deserves it.
Lee is fortifying Clark's mountain. The
Potomac is very high.
The "beau-catcher" is to be frizzled
straight down the "damson check" to look
like whiskers. 1t makes our mouth water
to think of it.
A proposition to amend the Constitution
so as to prohit slavery is before Congress.
The States will vote on it, A Bill was re.
ported allowing Cabinet officers to have
seats in the House.
Forrest and Grierson had fight on the
I'd, without decided results. ~
Rebel ram Tennessee, sunk by squat
near Mobile.
Gen. Steele is on the Washita, and Mar
madukc is reported to have small force
on the opposite side Of the river.
Col. Clayton whipped 1900 rebels recent
ly at Long View, Ark, destroying much
property, capturing 800 prisoners and over
800 horses and mules
Mr.. Salisbury Of the Senate, offered reso-
LUTON requesting the chaplain to suppicate
God hereafter, instead Of featuring Him as
to His duty.
Orders have been issued consolidating the
18th and 18th Army Corps the new corps
to be designated as the Goth, and to be
commanded by Gen. Hooker; assigning
Gen. Sheridan to the command of the
cavalry of the Army of the Potomac re-
lieving Gen. Granger from the command of
the 4th Corps, and placing Gen. Howard
in his stead; assigning Gen. Schotield to
the command Of the 23d Corps; and direct
ing Gen. Slocum to report to Gen. Sherman,
Gen Stonchan to Gen. Schofield, and Gen.
Granger to the Adjutant General. Gen.
Mcdowell is to command the Department
Of the Pacific. Gems. Stone, Porter, and
Ncgley are reduced to their original rcgi.
mental rahk, and Gen. Montgomery is dis
missed from the service. Col. Edward
McCook has been nominated for Brigadier
General. Ee
An arrival at Cairo brought 1000 bales
of cotton captured by Porter.
Mrs. Henry Clay died at Lexington, KY,
ssged 80 years. 49,.
Connecticut has gone Republican large
ly. Small elections in Penn, Indiana and
other States indicate democratic success
Milwaukee, Dubuque, Racine, La Crosse,
Pr. du Chen and many other cities are
democratic. st. Louis, indianapolis, james
vile, Beloit, Dayton, Davenport and various
other villages have gone "Union,' as it is
called.
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The Most Complete.

the MOST SIMPLE, the MOST COR aRcr IN PRINCIPLE,
and the MOST THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL MACHINE
ever put into the harvest field. .sszs
The Agents OF a certain SO d fogy machine, (Which
by the way was a very good enc for the age which
originated it, but which is Mt east tcA years be.
hind the times. witness the "bunglng att .mpt At
self-raker) whose of prosperity, it is feared il
now on the wane with zeal worthy of better cause.
have expended a vast amount of wind work aud
written voluminous and labored pamphlets, NOT for
the purpose of bringing before the public the MER-
l7N Of their OWN machine, but for the very dues.
tonable one OF DESERVING OURS. Others, acting
as agents for machine, between which and our own
there exists some similarity Eve take pleasure how.
ever, in saying only in NAME. bst which, unlike tn.
machine above allnded to, MEYER HAD any
PRESTIGE) with degree of assurance eauallci
Only by their impudence in this matter, fill u whole
coiuhn in public newspaper, ''cautionng the pub"
sic that attempt have been made to sell another
"and inferior machine on the strength OF their rep"
"utation,' with much eiae Of like character.
Now all this talk is supremly ridiculous especially
to those who cognzant OF the fact that the agents
Of the John +. Nanny machine have had left over on
tnelr hanuS every yea. rye number OF them which
could not be sold, aud which have been regularly
shipped back at the close Of tho season. to Rockford
their lace Of manufacture to be re-paintc re-varn-
ished re .vamred and shipped back here again anoh.
er season to be seld aS NEW AND IMPROVED MA.
CHIMES while the demand for the JOHN IT. MAN.
NY MACHINE has been every year largely in excess
OF the supply as also that the
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R1-lIosetter's Celebrated stoma CHI Bitters il one
of the greatest strengthening preparations extant.
1t espec ally adapted those who are afflicted wit
the Fever and Acue, or any other disease arising
from a dsordered condition OF the digestive organs.
For the Fever and Ague there perhaps no medicine
In the world equal to IT, as enters pnres and re-
plenishes the blood, which Is 20 important to bring
about healthy action in diseases of this nature.
The Bitters are now among the most popular, and at
the time, valuable specifies in the medical world
In recommending it to the pt bile, We are fully con.
scious Of doing them great service, knowing. as we
do, their excellent qualities and sure and speedy &C.
ton in all where the disease is caused by irreg
ularity ofthe digestive organs. trial will suffice
for the most skeptcal. aD@See advertisement.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
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NJ. SAVE Your LIFR.--Dyspepsia, Erysipelas
Kidney Complaint, Sick and Nervous Headache, Nerl-
ragia, Gravel letter, BARRIERS Ich and Badness.
Treatise the above Diseases with their speedy and
permanent cure sent free to any address Address s.
q. UPHAM, No. rs South Eight street, Phila. 6m3St
~ The FRENCH PREvENrIvE.--Nightly Ennis.
sons effectually prevented without the of med.
cine by the use of the 'French Preventive" the
greatest invention of the age. Price 81. Sent post
paid to ali part of the country. Address Dr. S. Cur
IT'S, Cox 2697, Post Office, Philadelphia. Circaa:
sent free. 6m3S6
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FIRM ron N.aLE!

i Farm OF 40 Acres, under good cultiys. Nr;:
lon, IN Delaware county, New York; Dwell Hsl.l
ing Houses OF ample dimensions, a bearing Orchard
Oh 100 Apple Trees, also about 1000 not Of bearing
age, with Cherries, Cooseberries, Currants, &c, in
abundance, fences in good repair the Farm Is we'll
watersd large stream wel-stocksd with trout run
the door; land lays mostly to the south: Orchards
OF 'ugar Maple. The Kingston L Delhi Turnpike
pa se> through on which mails pass daily each way
miles 70 Kingston Piankroad, half mile to village OF
Grfiin's Corners aiming Postotce stores UofeIs
Nc.; FIGURING and saw mills within miles also
Church and SCHOOLS. HO- For further Information
address or apply to J f. CORLEIT
Farmersburg, iowa.
~ WI exchange for Iowa land. SSStf
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RubIe's Improved One Wheeled Reaper, and
TWo-Wheeled Mower Combined.

Manufactured by Russell C Co.
We would cali the Farmers especial attention to
this new combination. some of which intro ced
throughout the northwest last season, and wherever
used gave universal satisfaction both Reaper and
Mower. and proved to be just what has always been
wanted by the farmer. In the manufacture Of this
combined machine We have overcome difficulty that
has heretofore existed with all combinations. It is
so constructed that while reaping all the moving APP
aratus Is laid asidsuse but of the large driving
wheels, which makes the reaper very desirable for
farmers who have light teams; has side draft is
well balanced. IL is light and durable
reaper, designed for nothing else but for cutting
grain. .se e.sss. a ~. s. #a.#a.
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PLOUV.S! PLOW.S!!

We would call the attention Of farmers to this
branch OF our trade. The ST. Joseph Iron Company
US Plows Of yer, superior quality made from the
best Of steel, selected timber, polished and flushed
up in beautiful style. We now receiving a, d
shall! keep Tor sale good sssortment OF the different
kinds.
s. & H. RUpLE.
Ss8 North Western Agents.
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To .Nsr1.SPrH2ll en-.

DY calling the undersigned at McGregor or at
ID Ohm tead's Springs, mile east of McGregor,
Farmers can purchase APPLE SEEDS by the
quart or peck. This is the best way to get hardy
trees suited to the climate Grating will pro-
duce such fruit you want. N. W. STEVENS.
April 5th, 1864. 800
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NOTICE.

VXTHEREAS, Ihave sold to l.. Isaacs & Co. my
w stock OF goods at the grocery store kept by l..
Metzger Agent, near the head OF Main street. notice
is therefore given that the said lSaacs Il Co will
pay all the debts the said and colcc. all the
credits due to me- 800 WIN. KOHN.
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Copy,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, ;
WAsHiNGToN, March LIST, 1864.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the under signed, IL has been made to APP
pear that The First National Bank OF McGregor In
the County Of Clayton, and STATE of Iowa, has been
duly organized under and according the require
ments OF the act OF Congress entitled AN act to
provide National currency, secured by pledge of
United states stocks, and to provide for the crcua
ton and exemption thereof" approved February
20, 1868, and has complied with all the provisions of
said act required to be compiled with before CON-
mencng the business of Backing.
Now, therefore, |, Hugh McCuloch. Comptroller
OF the Currency, do hereby certify that the First
National Bank of McGregor, County OF Clayton,
and state OF Iowa. is authorized to commence the
business OF Barting under the act aforesaid 10
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and seal
OF office this Sixteenth day of March. 1894.
O.. L.. S. .. ..E HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Comptroller of the Currency.
No. 323. -t..... .. 390w9
Capital $4,000.
The First National Bank of McGregor will COM
mence banking business in few days-as soon as
books and fixtures arrive.
; J. II. MERRILL, v. President.
q. nULvERS0N Ga
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".AHTED.

Ten Coopers or Hoop Shavers. For particulars
apply to Bass Elmendorf, McGregor. or OF the SUBJ
scrber W. LARRABEE.
Ciermont, March 20, 1864. 3S9tf
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The partner heretofore existing under the
Of Lampson & Benton is this day dis elved by mutual
consent s. NJ. Lampson assumes all assets and
liabilities of said firm 3. NJ. LAMPSON,
W.. BENTON.
McGregor, March II, 1864
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BUV "A Home.


vVTE the undrrsgaed, ha wing clio. ed out our busi-
ness prcpara' DRY going to California respect
fully ask all those who are indebted to us to com.
forward Immediately and pay up. aud those who have
claims against Us to present them TO payment.
1857 j. K b. C,WELTI
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Mil. &Pr. lu CHEN RAILWAY FerrV

% Communication Tickets
CIV will be sold for 81 so.
G1- This Ferry will make CLOSE CONNECTIONS
between the Passenger Trains OF the Milwaukee a.
Prairie du Ch!ep and the McGregor Western Railways
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SUNDAY FERRY
VIII leave Prairie du Chen at geo m and s; 90 u
M will leave McGregor 93o a m. and 5: so p. m.
Ne No persons. except those who have Passes from
the proper authority, will be carried Free on this
Ferry. LAWLEK, General Agent
IRA BIsBEE, Captain.
Al ril 5th, 1864.
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One hundred teams to haul -four to Monona or
McGregor. E@ WM LARRABEE
CleEnont, March 81, '64 ASST
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WOODS is the ONLY
THoRoUGHLT T, PRACTICAL ONE,

Have mrde arrangements to attach it to this machine.
win TINS addition t. Is universally conceded sS air
WHO have witnessed its operations, to bo
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-13

g. We stake our judgment and responsibility In
tho endorsement OF this Machine, as the best for the
frmer IN all respects and otter it trial with any
other--'hs purchaser to keep and pay for the one
preferred.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-02-27
A Card.

The undersigned takes this method of returning
his sincere and most heartfelt thanks, in which words
are inadequate to express, for the exceeding kindness
shown him after the late accident in the loss of the
schooner Emma Rookie. To Capt. Wilfong and lady,
who were put TO great personal Inconvenience; and
for the efficient aid rendered by the former, his
thanks are more especially due, as likewise to the
Rev. E. Bond, G. W. Macy, Esq. and numerous
other gentlemen, for kind hospitality and sympathy
manifested by them. He cannot allow this opportu'
nifty TO pass without also expressing his sincere graft
tude TO the residents of Honolulu for the sympathy
shown towards himself and family. now especially.
as some gentlemen amongst them were heavy suffer-
es in 8 pecunisry way by the same accident. de
h.d always supposed that when the waves of adver.
sity overlook, that friends deserted as they would q
sinking ship; but. on the contrary, 1t has only
broughtthem to light. May those who suffered have
greater success in business 10 compensate for the loss,
is his earnest prayer. Such kindness and sympathy
as expressed will ever be deeply remembered by him
wheresoever his lot is cast, whether ashore or anoat,
while life lasts. WILLIAM BERRILL-
Late Master of schr. Emma Rookie.
Honolulu February I'D, 1864.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-02-27
VESSELS IN PORT-FEB. e7.

Am bark Yankee, Patty.
Eng bark Harburg, Thompson
An vhaie bark Congress, Stranburg.
Hawaiian steamer kilauca- repairing.
schrs Excel, Rob Roy, and Helen.