The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

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STORAGE,

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Saiesnah a..
city. Charley made many fricnus ~.
here, and we hope to see him return soon
tie is Philadelphia all over and merits
the kindest treatment of those who cal
appreciate gentleman. Maurice Bres
lauer, just east Of TINES Block, can maxi,
new coat of an old one by cleaning anc
repairing. In these times of high price.
Maurice is good man to call on. HI,
shop is in &. d. Gardner's old office, oppo
site the McGregor House. He also buy.
and sells secondhand clothing. :. Mr.
Colgrove, of the r. R. Hotel at Clinton
junction, Crossing Of the Racine & Mil
and the N. w. Railwsys,) is one of tn,
best landlords in America. If you stor
with him you are sure of good meal and
the kindest social treatment. Not long
since We stopped there by accident and
felt much disappointed, but an acquaintance
with Mr.. G. reconciled us, and it would
suit US well If similar accident should
occur again.. The cars of the N. w
connect now Immediately with Madison pio
Belolt. Mr.. Abel, formerly Of the G. &
Z. U. X. 4. at GAINESVILLE, is now at Madison
in the Freight Depot east of De VOLTS r,
K. Eating House, where the best meals in
America are served to travellers. The
senior De Wolf and JAMES are as attentiv.
to guests as though we were all hood
relations. Rev. Mr.. Sloan and ladv are
abroad on visit of some weeks. The
baptist Church is without pastor, though
we understand one has been Scaled" by
| the directors Of the church. Rev. Mr..
Fuller, of the NJ. E. Church, preached his
last sermon on Sunday preparatory to
attending the Annual Conference. James
GAL is in town from the Army of Daven-
port: he informs us that the Sd and 9Th
Infantry will be massed with the 9Th Cav.
ally to make full regiment Geo.
Stump, of the Hardin House, has Ball on
ting 22d. If George will pledge himself
that Julius and S--p will not sing, we
will promise liberal attendance from Nc.
Gresor. 81, I. ... s.rs, ......-a..,... .... .....
H 5. Granger is the Republican nomi-
nee for Clerk of the Court, and Jonathan
Oglesbee for Recorder. .. . Look out for the
large posters announcing the assemblage of
the Mcclellan hosts at McGregor on Satur-
day next. Several very able speakers from
abroad will be here. McGregor will blaze
with patriotic light on the day and night of
Saturday. Let all the houses be iluminat.
ed. Will Pr. lu Chen come over and see
uss... .Rayen Davidson will go to Howard
70. on bis farm One of the most upright
business men in McGregor is Rayen. :.
Remember Gen. Bgelow's sale of House
hold Goods and Stock on Thursday.
News and Items. >. '"'A 10 a''.@!
Mr.. Lincoln ordered 100 guns to be fred
from each of the Forts and Arsenals of the
Union, and also requested Thanksgiving in
all the churches on learning Of the victory
at Atlanta. af .np "".rssa" .@ ..r.
A black snake is reported in the papers
"thick as mans body and 8 feet long"
That sarpent is either too short or too
thick E..a ID H- ..sH
The New York Neps is reported to be
opposed to Mcclellan. The News is Just as
radical in its ideas of Peace as Lincolnites
are in their ideas of War. We should not
be surprised if there are several Iowa
Democrats who join the News and its Abo-
liton allies in their opposition to Mac. Our
surprise will exceed our regret, however,
because Mac. will get fifty conservative
Republican votes for one he may lose by
sucn abandonment of the counrys interest
to crafty partisan spleen.
Hon. j. G. Robinson, of H., is the demo.
cratic nominee for Governor of that State,
The rebel John Morgan was surprised
and killed and his staff captured at Green.
vile, Tenn, on the 9Th inst Gen Gillem
says: "All Morgan's papers fell into my
hands, and show his forces to have exceeded
1900. Haa mStaE ~8H> 3a.
The detection Of Peter Moriarty, of this
State, and his adherence to Mcclellan MS
the man who can save this country, is con-
firmed by later reports. 'a'1 E" EH'#
Gen. Hunter has been relieved from the
command of the Department of West Vir.
ginia and Gen. Crook has been assigned to
the vacant position. nv - af 53 @A5s
A contemporary hopes the day will come
when "Washington will be out of dan.
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All jokes are cracked between the teeth
Of course.
Queen Victoria has rejected her negro
admirer, the King of Abysinnia. Vic.
should have counselled Lincoln and Sumner
before she decided this great question.
Gen. Eleezer Paine has been removed
from command of the District of West
Kentucky and has been succeeded by Gen.
Meredith. t,' i'r.@
Lunch is defined ian Insult to your
breakfast and libel on your dinner
The N " Herald ia now in the market