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Democratic Meetings.
Eos. TlAEs :-Please announce through
your paper that Democratic meetings will
be held in your county and addressed by
Hon. B. B. Richards, orr candidate for
Congress. as follows & va ssss se.st
Garnavillo, Tuesday, Oct 25ta, P. NJ.
McGregor, Wednesday, Oct. 26th, ] P.
NJ. g1.
Hon. d. A. Mahony, will also address tho
McGregor meeting, and both speakers will
be at Lansing Thursday afternoon, Oct
9th, at o'clock, and in the evening at 7.
Respectfully, j. G. ARMSTRONG.
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MAR.TR.IFn.

September Both, at Elkader, Iowa, by Rev. J. r.
Cameron Mr. Gilead Green of Gard and Miss Lucinda
Meats of Highland; all of Clayton County, Iowa.
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A,oLoGy-The breaking Of Noonan & Nc.
Nabs Paper machinery at Milwaukee proven.
ted the arrival of our usual supply of paper for
this week and the delay precludes the publica.
ton of a supplement. Some Of our advertisers
are called upon to overlook this unavoidable
omission. -. J..
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COMMERCIAL.

TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, October LAP. NJ.
Business dull. Prices low Weather autumn-like.-
River at stand. Gold POI. Wheat in Milwaukee 147
in Chicago 1855 general dread of what is in the fu-
ture prevents operations 1t will be by Benton
Bros. Co.'S report that prices are DOM.
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REPoRT has it that John T. S.oneman,
the leader of the Democratic party in this
District has renounced Copperheadism,
and now goes in for Honest Old Abe and
Andrew johnson. 1t is said that in q
speech at McGregor one day this week he
declared that he was Copperhead no more;
ard that If he continued in his old course
he deserved to be burned at the stake
Rumor also has it that Hammer has gone
into "conniptions" over the event. We
wonder if this is true p Clayton Go.
Journal.
We wonder il JOE wondered anything
about it. Is it by such very silly reports
that the opposition expect to trump up
enthusiasm for their partyf Let Eibeck
ask Ssoneman about this false report when
he sees him again. JoHs is doing yeonan's
service for Mcclellan and Civil Liberty, but
JoE's little falsehood credited to Report
will get into the administration exchanges
and possibly have effect where the manli
ness and consistency Of Stonsman are
not known.
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Funny. "
The ITO whom it may concern" (''aban.
donment of slavery') meeting at Postville
see advertisement in the News and Lin.
coins Niagara announcement for these two
quotations-has Hon. Jed. Brown and D.
G. Goodrich of Clermont as published Vice
Presidents. 1t is told US that Judge Brown
will favor the "loyar' audience with an &C.
count of his conversion, but if the last few
days Of his conversation are reported to us
correctly We are troubled to see how he can
make so short turn. Jedadiah was q
pretty tough Democrat month ago, but
there was St. Paul once and We can't bet
on humanity.
Mr.. Goodrich may be for Lincoln to day
but one ,oeek ago only, we had business
letter from him which closed with Hurrah
for "Little Mac r @
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Political.

Political.
Esq. Jordan and W. Ross, of McGregor,
attended the organization Of a Mcclellan
Club at Gutenberg on Saturday evening
last. They report good state Of feeling
and many changes to the side Of Consti,u.
ton and Law from Negro worship aud dis.
union. The Club will meet every Saturday
night. Jordan and Betkwith will attend
the organization Of Dem. Club in Mallory
Township on Saturday at 2 P. NJ, and will
speak in Guttenburg at night. Rally for
the old Flag and let Shoddy 60 for the one
that is colored individually with blood and
pecuniarily with green backs.
The Monona meeting will be Thursday
evening. Judge Greene and Gen. Lawler
will positively address the McGregor, Nc.
Clellan Club on Saturday evening.
Charlie Haskell, Or. Master at Nashville,
passed through here on Tuesday to his
home at st. Charles City, Iowa. He has
quit Republicanism and goes for "Geo. b.
He tells US that nine. tcnths of the men in
his department are for Mcclellan, but that
none from Indiana can be furloughed and
vote unless they pledge to put in Repub.
lican ballot, and that batteries are only
half manned noac, in eiew too, of guerrillas,
to send soldiers to the front Of the ballot,
box at home! Most of then. want to vote
.s~;net Old Imbccility, but the hope oil
seeing wife and children induces them to
sign any obligation required. mo inter.
ference with the freedom of elections" is
the motto of the dealers in cotton and
negroes down south! ..,a.
The Club meeting Of last Saturday night
was glorious. Mr.. butcher, o. Pr. du
Chen, gave us calm, able, logical speech,
which was we'll applauded. The Glee Club
electrified the crowded house of ladies and
gentlemen by songs we'll sung, Miss LorrlE
a young sister Of Gen. George SLOVENIAN,
presiding at the piano. Hon. VIM. Mills,
of Dubuque, was here on his way to Court,
at West Union, and in bold, eloquent and
patriotic speech, took the house by storm,
establishing reputation at McGregor as
peer to any man in the State or the west.
Ever since that night Mr.. Mills has been
Landed by our citizens as the best Of orators,
Resolutions of thanks were passed to both
orators. 1t is proper to state that Mr..
butcher was much out of health on the
night referred to. ......
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A well arranged Farm, containing 100 under
cultivation, with house and barn welfnishcd, good
water and all the other rcqsites about fourteen miles
from McGregor, in Clayton county, and adjoining the
Mayhem place. For particulars enquire of
All VIM KOSS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Opposite Ferry Landing, McGregor. Re-furnshcd
and fitted up in good style for guests Patronage re-
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Making, exclusive Of Sigel's 80, 900 200, 900
On the 1st of September our forces
were estimated, exclusive Of Sher-
idan's 10000, at ........... 10000
Gen. Lee had on the Rapidan, after
he had concentrated his army. s., 900
Beauregard joined him at Richmond
with his forces from the south, ..r'r
which, with those near Peters.
burg, amounted to. 10000
Breckenridge brought. ........ 10000
And Lee was reinforced probably. 10000
Making in all 1876 900
On the list of September his fOeceS
were estimated, at Richmond. at. 55 200
Exclusive of Earley'S command. 10000
Showing the discharges and loss
from Grant to be $50, 900
| And that of Lee to be-. IS, 900
Judge Kelley, were the records of the
council Of war, and that of ''the strict course
Of examination" made by Mr.. Stanton. in
dicating the very difficulties and dreadful
losses Gen. Grant has lately sustained,
ever placed before him? And why not :?
And who is responsible tor the leo, 600
men unnecessarily and wickedly sacrificed
south Of the Rapidan, in the experiment
made to prove that Gen. McClellao and the
council of war were wrong, and that the
Presidents plan was right. The army Of
the United States, rs you found it at the
commencement Of this war, was composed
of a heightened, honorable, gallant set OF
men, fully equal to the contest before them /;
they had always studiously avoided all pc
litical connections, many Of them had been
thirty years in the service Of their country
and hal never voted. They held their
country and the honor and integrity Of il
above every other consideration. Had a
rule been adopted requiring that no politi,
cal subject should be introduced into the
army. but that all political rights should be
respected, and had army officers only been
held responsible for the conduct Of the
war, it would have terminated long ago
Why have Mcclellan, and Sedgwiek, AMI
Mcpherson. and Franklin, and Buell., and
Meade, and Averill and Porter, and score
OF other general officers, with hundreds, il
not thousands, Of officers of an inferior
grade been offended and held back, and
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House. He is largely interested in the
immense cattle deliveries that are now
taking place at McGresor. The Major will
address the Mcclellan club this TUESDAY
EVENING" at their Headquarters. Prepare
for Fun and Common Sense politics -,
Some contemplate trash destroyed a por.
ton Of the Republican posters put up for
last Thursdays meeting. The same thing
was done to the Crawford Co. Owls. Demo-
cratic posters last week. The Ne,cs scolds
| here and the Courier scolds there. Gentle.
men there are scallawags in all parties.
d. ID. Fraser, "our DAN"-socially one o.
our most valued friend, politically respect
cd opponents again at home from visit
east to condole with his parents on the loss
Of loved brother who fell in the army Of
the Potomac. The News mentions that
the Senior Of this paper has been rendered
the editorship Of new Daily to be estsb
lished in Chicago, devoted to the interests
of the working men. This is true, but it
is not likely from present appearances that
we will be situated to accept either the
first or the second post Of honor in this
laudable enterprise. A lieutcnancy would
be more TO our taste certainly moro to our
capacity A train vote on the McGregor
Western, one day last week, resulted: 81
Mcclellan, s Lincoln and Fremont
Train votes, in our opinion, do not amount
to much, the reporter having the opportu
nifty to suit himself in the story. We use
them only to be in fashion. Maj. HERR.
man. Of Wadena, is stopping at the Ameri-
can. IF he and "Bill' Cullen are not a
"pair" of Hoosiers too well posted to men,
ton, there is no use trying any further
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II. Whether it is better to make an advance
to the front before changing the base, should
such chance be determined upon.
4 III. Whether forward movement, with
the object of destroying the river batteries is
advisable, and when it can be commenced, and
whether the naval force. with the assistance of
the Ericsson battery, can alone accomplish that
one act.
After session of three hours, the council
were summoned to appear before the president
He advised them that he was quite unwell and
exceedingly nervous, that the pressure bad
been intense against Gen. Mcclellan He ex.
pressed himself gratitied to have the opportu.
nifty to see and know the officers OF the army,
and to be instructed by them in regard to army
matters, which were to him very Incompetent.
sble.
informed him that as recorder Of the coun.
Gil of war which had held its session by order
Of Gen. Mcclellan, would advise him of the
result Of its proceedings, and then read them
to him, "What," sad he, shave the council
decided by vote Of eight to four-two to one
in favor of the Peninsula, campaign 7" He
then asked many questions in regard to the
1same, until Mr. Stanton came in. and propos
/ ed to read the proceedings TO him. He replied
"Give me the papers, I'll read them myself,
and, after reading them over and preparing bis
| notee, nc, us you say, put thcm ltne cOuncil
through the strict course of examination which
you refer to. This examination. made for the
purpose of neutralizing the effect OF the decis
ion Of the council of war on the mind of thu
President, and thus to carry out the objects o.
those who had been insisting upon the remoya
Of Gen. Mcclellan. lasted for four or five hours
during which time it was only interrupted by ar
Occasional expression Of the President, indi
eating his satisfaction and qualification Mt til,
many explanations Of military movements con
templated, and which he had not before beer
able to comprehend. 1t was now getting dark
Mr.. Stanton's questions indicated approachin.
exhaustion, and. finding there was a sienc,
which called for a cessation of hostlities on hi
part Tor the night, Mr.. Lincoln expressed him
self highly gratitied with the interview, and h.
was impressed with the earnestness ard intelli
gencc of the officers present, and that he hat
every confidence in them. He was now deter
! mined not to remove Gen. Mcclellan rs he hat
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HENRY NJ. NAGLEE.
To Hon. WILLIAM ID. KELLEY,
Philadelphia.
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, 1864-09-10

MaAH meet1uEs-Gen. OGlcshysa Ap-
pothlt1HcnxA.
Gen OgleehF will speak as folinws:
Galesburg, Knox corntJ Tuesday, Sept 20.
Lewiston, Fnsou county. "Wednesday, Sept q.
M7comb. McDnnouoh county,. Friday, Sept ~
Quincy. Adams county .Saturr1ay, Sept, Il
ftttfied. Pike coan'y.......::. Monday, Sept. q.
Carrolton. Green court' Wednesday. Sept aa
Benstle, ST. Clair county. Saturday, Oct /.
Gen. Farnsworth and WIN. Broas, candi-
date for Lituttna1t Governor, Will speak
with Gen. Ogl' shy at Woodstock, AID Mt.
Bross will also speak with Gen. Oslesby at
Dixcn, Stirling and Morrison.
Mass meetings will be held at each Of the
s!>oye places
The Lumrar6s will be present to sinp.
, 1864-09-10
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and manufacturers for 1884, tbs ten,h year ot in 4e
| cess VIII reach ths eno,noo. <uro If &.7o N.
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, 1864-09-10

THE ELIXIR earpN
Aysterta. as1e, It cehllitY.
PApitauon Of he Heart
xuo 1mpoteusr. 1zrsstosee
mental power and rha ap-
Pttl' ., an q CAuhea tha 1oae
Il mount t1a cheek Of
pa1ur. and tins Eept tta.sd
man or WoMA1 to f7et yIE.
oroos and stropY. the
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Btton2s anu l- tre3 o{ Dnv
lit*. and X tarea afmats
the tnttl6 bods, b71it!trr
mp tho CO sar1t'Ln, reRtW,
Ing 10y n { lie to m-oY d
Esd and d&fkeae&s cseaid6.
, 1864-09-10

To ps,tons who sre e1ck aad AFFLICTED and dee.1e e
ntJ ttat
rR- R-EAsTEa1 Y's IODINE APD
L ~ kl1:.E rtsUt Gi:-. Ca3 AP9n ard BKfrRB
tntn bEte, TtH nsrntI AYrta' or acy o.h.- 6ars&-
RAflla q ii @ Iu:ityn. Aaticine row onerei t.
tn puohc. or no HO:tEY Will bETaKE EN FOB IT.
tsene Il q! cat:s where Is Indicate be:Au9s TIC.
kLGN tne lEErediaots a,s It's HksT, thas aze know
to t1e Me1lctl Faculty.
fB PRICE, &l.a5 per ootele. .-..--- ,
q FFpr4taG scd ko1c ~ B3 B. EASTgELY 4
90, ccrIer Of Third and Ch.e.ncs streets. St. Lou!1
11ssef5i! Is si!!d At DB. EssrEn1sv Family ueuc,r,
s:o1c. & gaaeoa tt:ess& aesr tho Fost C,eo, Chi.