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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-27

ScoTT & BRoTHER are receiving very large
stock of Ohio Stone Ware-some ten thousand
gallons-which they will sell at less prices than
ever before to the jobbing trade. This enter
prising firm stand far ahead of any other Crock.
cry dealers in Northern Iowa and second to
none west of the lakes. They have, confessed.
ly, the advantage over ell those who buy in
New York city by buying of first hands in
Europe, and the dealers in Iowa and Minnesota
can do no better than to buy their stock of
every kind of Crockery of this 6rm.
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COMMERCIAL.
TINES OFFICE, July 20,

TINES OFFICE, July %, 3 p. NJ.
During the last week, We have been having warm
days and cool nights. Business quiet which is owing
to the farmers being engaged in harvesting. wheat
reported to be, in the main, much better and geaer
ally less damaged, especially in the North part of the
state, than was supposed. Corn and Oats very good
with fair prospect for grass. The market quota
tons OF Benton Bros. Co found below, are up to
this p. NJ. Uuesday.
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WANTED!

substitute to serve ONE OR THREE
YEARS in the Army or Navy of the Uni.
ted States, for which liberal price will be
paid in cash. No one liable to draft need
apply. Enquire at this office.
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Wan trd..A Situation !

WOULD prefer place Clerk or Salesman In
? w some mercantile establishments Steady en-.
ployment, and an opport unity to gain a THOROUGH
h"ow'edge OF business, mere OF an object than the
amount OF salary. References ms to charn cter cts
gwen II required Address, ~. A. Co. care TIMns
office, McGregor, Iowa A06tf<A
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The business men Of New York and, in
deed, many other cities, arc simplifying
/. their Transactions by trading on a specie
basis. They receive currency for its value
IN gold and meet all their ordinary obliga-
tons, even to paying their clerks, workmen
sna servants, with currency at the same
estimated vsluc.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-27

The first or initiative term will continue IL weeks.
competent teacher in the person of Miss I. NJ.
PosT Will be in readiness to act assistant if
CURED Scholars are requested to be present. as
nearly as possible, at the beginning of the term in
order to commence with their respective classes.
Sm40O
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-27

BY the direction Of the Lieut.. General.
Messrs. Swinton and Kent, correspondents
of the \. Y. Times and Tribune, have been
dismissed from the army of the Potomac
for setting aaoat Incorrect reports and state
ments concerning the troops,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-27

Mrs. Jane Pshon formerly exhibited as
Miss Jane CampbelD Barnum's fat woman,
died on the 30th. At death she was "a
years old; weighed $50 pounds; required
coffin 6 feet long, Is inches deep and 8
feet wide, and it took ten men to place her
body into it,
The Davenport papers announce that the
quota of Iowa under the last call will be
about 10000. The State was $4,000
ahead of all quotas before the present call.
These $4,000 were all three years men, and
the War Departmenthas allowed the eastern
states to reckon one three years man the
same as three one years men in footing up
the credits, and if Iowa was allowed the
same showing she would be today ahead
of all calls, as the 13, 900 would then amount
to the same as $4,000 one years men. 4.
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Peace.
10 the exclusion of other interesting
matter we give in this issue the greater
portion of the Peace proceedings recently
he'd at niagara Falls. Our readers will
make their own comments:
New York, July 81.
A dispatch from Niagara Falls saws: "An
interview has taken place between Messrs,
Ciay, thompson and Halcomb. who claim
20 De Commissioners from the rebel gov
eminent to seek terms Of peace, and Mr..
Greeiey, authorized by Mr.. Lincoln tc act in
the matter. The Commissioners proposed
the restoration Of the Union in statu ouo.
upon this basis: WV
"First-All negroes which have been
actually freed by the war to be secured in
such freedom. : :. -
"Second-All negroes at present held as
slaves to remain so.
1hud--The war debts Of both parties
TO be paid by the United States.
"Fourth-The old doctrine of State
rights to be recognized in rcconstructns
the Union. -..... -. :
These propositions were laid before Mr.
Lincoln by Mr.. Greeley. The President at
ohcc telegraphed to Mr. Greeley the terms
upon which he would propose a settlement
ana reconstruction, to. witt:
Executive MAssIoN,1
Washington, July IS, 1864.
TO Whom it May Concern:
Any proposition which embraces the
restoration of peace, the integrity Of the
whole Union, and the abandonment of slave.
ry, and which comes by and with an author
ity that caii control the armies now at war
against the United States. will be received
and considered by the executive govern
ment of the United States, and will be met
by liberal terms on other substantial and
collateral points; and the bearer or
bearers thereof shall have safe conduct both
ways. .v ... ... ........,. . T.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Before the receipt of this ''ro whom it
may concern" dispatch, several notes of
diplomatic smoothness passed between the
parties. We give the most important:
Private and CONFIDENTIAL
CLIFTON HOUSE, NIAGARA FALLs,)
July IA, 1854.
DEAR SR:-I am authorized to say that
Hon. Clement G. Clay, Of Alabama, Pro-
lessor Jamss B. Halcomb, of Virginia, and
George N. Sanders, of Dixie, are ready and
willing to 60 at ence to Washington, upon
complete and unqualified protection being
given, either by the President or the Secre
tary OF War. Let the permission include
these three names and one other.
Very respectfully.
" o." GEORGE N. SANDERS.
To Hon. HORACE GREELBs. ~ H. ..".s~g :.
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commence about the LIST of September, and
will retain the full corps of teachers who were
engaged during the last year, which is pretty
clear evidence Of their popularity and efficiency
as instructors. Prof VIM Brush, President :.
Miss Isabel, Principal, and J. l.. Sanborn, AS
sistant Teacher; each, stand high as scholars
and teachers among those best capable and
having the best opportunity of judging. During
the last term there were, we are told. in attend.
ance about ITS students and we have very good
authority for the opinion that there will be
much larger attendance during the fall and
winter terms than there has been before. In
deed there is every inducement for parents of
Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota to
send their children to the Fayette University
where they will have the advantages of
healthy location, moral society and most
thorough education. In addition to the sci
ences usually taught in colleges, Prof. A. M.
Sanford, unquestionably an accomplished must
cal instructor, is member of the faculty, thus
giving the student ample opportunity to acquire
full and complete knowledge of music while
they are pursuing the other various branches of
education. 1t is our opinion, and we think we
are correct, that the Fayette University will
very soon be, if it is not already, among the
most popular institutions of education in the
West, And why not Iowa has the material
and will continually advance as she has for
some years, and in rapidity as no other State
has .s.''
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NIAGARA FALLS, N. "
July II. 1864. (

July ~, 1864.
GENTLEMEN:-I am informed that you
are duly accredited from Richmond as the
bearers of propositions looking to the
establishment of peace; that you desire to
visit Washington in the fulfilment of your
mission; and that you further desire that
Mr.. George N. Sanders shall accompany
you. If my information be thus far sub
stantially correct, l am authorized by the
President of the United States to tender
you his safe conduct on the journey pro.
posed, and to accompany you, at the EARL.
est time that will be agreeable to you.
have the honor to be, gentlemen, yours,
HORACE GREELEY
To Messrs. Clement G. Clay, Jacob Thomp-
son, James B. Halcomb, Clifton House,
Canada West.
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Valuable Furniture
HOUSEHOLD GOODS for SALE!
Rev. John Jackson.

BAPTIST Pastor at McGregor. offers for sale q
ID choice lot of Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture, consisting Of
SOFAS, Lounges,
Tables, Stands, s.....-
Easy Chairs, Rocking Chair,
Sets of Crockery Ware OF the finest pattern
Paror and Plain Chairs,
Mirrors, Carpets, .-. .a
and all the variety of Household Goods that 70 10
make up the convenience Of a small family. -
The sale will begin at 10 a. m, TUESDAY, AUG.
2nd, at the Parsonage near the foot of Granville
Avenue.
aD- Ladies particularly invited to attend, for
the reason that many articles which they desire as
parlor ornaments will be sold.
. .t"* afagssae j.. b. BOYLE, Auetioneer.
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A contemporary says there are grave
objections to the five per cent. tax under
the new law on tombstenes.
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The senior editor Of this paper returned
from Chicago on Sunday morning, and re-.
shipped himself to that city on Monday
evening. After the present week he
promises to remain at home and try to re-.
form from the travelling, run. about mania
that seems to have possessed him. The
reader will find letter from him in this
issue,
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McGregOr Western RaIlyya,

HS- Select Scholastic Monona Select
School will be opened the first Monday in septem.
Der, 1864 under the dictatorship of Miss NJ l.. Posi-
The price of tuition per term will be
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Isn't it time the people elected men who
have some claims to financial and states.
man,like competency? Or do our coun.
trymen admire the downward road of
National bankruptcy and individual wretch.
eohess! ~ anr A. p. r.
WE are gratified to know that the entire
Democratic press of the State and, with
few exceptions, the entire party, bitterly
denounce Byington's Convention plot which
We noticed in our last issue. Read from
two Of the most able journals published in
the State: 's."'~ = ...
The Muscatine Courier rebukes him with
scorniul contempt. 1t says that those who
attempt to inauguratea second convention
ARE disorganisers and distuy6ers of thu
harmony Of the Democratic party" Again
it says: e""
- Beng Tor peace and against Lincoln
We oppose your project, because it is on.
posed to peace and in favor of Lincoln.n
Never did the Courier utter a sounder
Truth. These men are allies Of Lincoln and
Abolition, whether they intend to be- So ~,
not. The Democracy of Iowa b,ve b.d
enough of this man byington, They owe
1t to themselves to either strike this man
from the democratic roll of Iowa, or comnel
him to be decent.-Des Holmes Statesman.
We cannot agree with our friend Merritt
IN his idea of getting rid of Mr.. Byincton.
" h'le We condemn every attempt on the
part OF any Democrat, to disturb the har.
mony of the Democratic party. we had
rather try and convince such man as Ia
Grand Byington that his course was con
trary to the time. honored usages of the
democratic party, than to abuse him for
anything he might do. Let US leave abuse
OF Democrats to the opposite party.
Mr.. Byington, as far as his democratic
sentiments are concerned, has been con,is.
tent from the beginning. As we understand
nm, the political principles he advocates
ana defends, meets our unqualified approval.
But, II for no other reason, we are under
too many obligations to the Democratic
party, to do any act which might in the |
remotest degree lay us open to the charge
OIL being ''disorganizer." 1t is in this |
respect that we think Mr. Byington wrong.
lie went into the Democratic Convention |
IN good faith, he took no formal exceptions
to the proceedings Of that convention. he
no protest against the regularity of !
any of the business there transacted-and
now, by the eternal heavens, let hin, and |
all other democrats, aoho like ourself, didn't
get everything to suit themselves IN that
Conuention abide By the decision of the
and let Chicago say what we shall
do, and when said, let us do it, and in doing
It, let every Democrat remember that in
this contest, it were Ibetter he had mill |
stone round his neck and himself at the
bottom of the river, than that he sh ould aid
70 the least degree, liz 1isorganizing the
Courier. 40
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

~ Allamakee College AND NosnA1
SCHOOL located at Waukon. Allamakee Co., lows
sIhe FAN Term of this Ins titiuticn will commence On
Tuesday, August soth, 1864, under the charge Of
MARTIN STONE. assisted by competent teachers.
and continue eleven weeks Students will be received
at the following rates -. 49,
Grammar Division, ................$ 500
Acade Mic and Normal, .. 100
Collegiate, -, go e'O0
Nusc, .,,..,.. ,ooC
Rooms will be rented in the College to those v,sh~
Ing to board themselves. Ne deduction for absence
LOT less than half term. Payment in advance. II.
cidentals 20 cents For particulars address ~
400 NJ STONE pres;a,, a., o
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TRUE WoMAN.-The poet says true woman
s'scatters around her, wherever she stays.
Roses OF bliss DER our thorn-covered ways"
And he should have added makes nice light
biscuit by using the Chemical Saleratus, to be
had of all the respectable grocers.
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80, you can guess this money market is
uncomfor'ably tight. heard man offer
to put up 81 ,25 as margin on Two thousand
bushels OF wheat, and one of the ablcst
houses in the city told him they could not
carry it! Ordinarily, ten to twenty cents
viii take your wheat 'over the rapids"
but now things are changed. And it seems
to be growing tighter. Fessenden, Won
see, couldn't borrow any money in NY.
because N. Y. had only Is millions of
Greenbacks inside the corporate limits!-
Isn't it time the people elected men who
nave some claims to financial and states
man.like competency? Or do our coun.
trymen admire the downward road of
National bankruptcy and individual wretch.
eoheSs! "t1 @aEr A. p. r.
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CLIFTON HorsE, c. W.

m, =, 1'''"U"J, OuIy IT. J
The following is copy Of the original
letter held by me to deliver to Hon. II.
Greeley. and which duplicate | now furn.
ish to the Associated Press.
p, WIN. CORNELL JEwETr.
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CLIFTON HouRE, c. w., July 2l.
Hon. Horace GREELEY:
SIR-The paper handed to Mr.. Halconb
yesterday, in your presence, by Maj. Hay,
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ley has been conducted, and assuring you
that we are,
Very respectfully your obt servants,

that we are,
Very respectfully your obt servants,
G. g. CLAY, JR.
j. p. IALcoMB.
This closed the conference. Mr.. Greeley
in the Tribune states, after returning to N.
Y, that though the result is of no Gimme.
date benefit, yet peace is not so distant or
so difficult of attainment" as is imagined
1t seems from the following that Federal
officers have also been permitted to pay
JEFF. Davis visit:
-, New York, July 81.
The Philadelphia Inquirer's correspond.
ent, in his account Of the visit to Richmond
by Col. Jaques and Edmund Kirk" Mr.
Gilmore, author Of Among the Pines.
NC, says that at is generally understood
that the object was the restoration of peace
Col. Jaques, with whom the idea original
ed, proposed, ayear ago, to visit Richmond,
and gained permission to pass our lines,
but got no further than Petersburg, when
ne returned without material success. He
found our prisoners at Belle Isle comforta-
bly, cared for.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
EsPYM. ALSEP,


ATroRzav Al Law, BEpzcRr PA
VIII faithfully and prsmpty attend 20 ali business en-
trusted to his care il Bedford ard adjoiDlug counties
AItsTy claims Pensions, back psg county, sc. spec
S:ly collected
ofses witb Mann spsng, CT Jalisna street, doors
eszth aftkc Neneel House.
APRIL ls5a.-tf
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]. y. rKRoRRoW,
arroawnr Law, REDfoan,

&rroRxEr AT Law, BEnFoans PA.
0Hice one door south of the ssaEengeI House,
viii attend promptly to sl business tusted to ms care
Csllsetions nasa ua the shortest netlce-
Having, also. bean regularly licensed TO prosecute
Claims against the government paTticlsr attention will
b given 10 the cellection Of Military claims o. all
kinds; Pensions Back Pay Bounty, Bounty LoaEs, &c.
Bedford, spE S lS64-E
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TTNGFNFELTEE,

ArroRsErs AT LAW, BEDFaRD, Pa
Have formed partnership the practice Of tho Law
o@cs or uIisna stse Two doors sealA q me Nenge'
ESuss.
April l, iss4-G.
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ALEX. HING.
Attorney AT LAw.

And sgeas for procuring a7sesrs Of Pay 1adBounty
money 0fics on Juliana Street, Bedford, Pa
April I, lS64-iE
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SPEECH S H
> A Z = n
by
SECRETARY SEWARD.

Review of the Military md PoliticI Situationa
--NasterIv Exposition of the Niagara anu
and Chicago COHspiracy--The Safety the
Peril of the Republic.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
JOHN LGTH,
A-1oRSzT At Law

Regularly licensed agent for the collection Of e9vefn
rsa.i5r 10 m bu usiness entrusted TO his care
G5ss with j. R. DurborTow, Esqy On Jailana street
Bedford Pa.
E,,gust Fetlo Iss4-tf.
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John MAJOR.

IusTlcz oF 7zE TEA0E, HeFEwELL, BEDFORD COUNTY.
Collections ani AL busirss: pertaining to his ofce viii
be attended % promptly III also sttend - the sale or
ssctinF OF real estate Instruments Of writing carefully
,gspsred Also settling up partnerships and other ae
counts.
April /. 1ss4--tE
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PROFESSIONAL AID BUSINESS CARDS.
y. IA. AwERs,

1rToREEr AZ Law, BEDFoRp, Pa
VII sttsud promptly to ali business entrusted to his
Military claims speedily collected once on Jun
sac Street, two doors norsh Of lhe Inquirer 0alee
Arr.i l. Is5A---tf.
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JOSEPH ". TATE,
A-ranrrr ArLaw. BEpfeRp PA.

ExTILL promptly attead u collections and Ail oasless
w sBtrustea 70 his oarsin Bedford an adjoining eoun
ses Money adyanes5 OF JHagmen Nots, ana . ~ -
C1sius Hss for sale Town Lots, in 1atesFiie ana aI
Tas.pbs on Bedford Railroad. Farms and aalin-
proved land in quantities % suit purchasers. go,
oescs oppositet5e Banking House OF Reed q 9eAeii-
en~ Is lsGs-Ie N
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nnpp- sRANNoN, q 90, BANKERs,

Bedford. Pa,
BANK OF DISCOUNT ASD DEPOSIT
<~,oT1rCTIOys made FOR the East, West, North ana
South and the general business Of Ezehange, trans
acted Notes and Accounts & e9seSea fa mi sal3
= - a E suAxxor, f. BESEDIcr.
apr. IS, 1s64-tf.
DANIEL BORDER.
-, .-nrR- -Fo DooRs FEs7 OF TIE BEDFORD HOTEL
Bedford, Pa.
& EDeaEer In JeyFelry. SDecfsseles. Se
80. 4-r-pg oS HAND A STOCK OF FINE GOLD
III IND SILVER WATCHES, sPEcIAcl'ks Or
BTIlient Deuble Refined Glasses also ae9teh Pepole
Glasses Gold Watch Chains, Breast pms : ger ~
best quality ef Gold Pens.
Eern supply 70 order any thing n ms line mol 'n
Aaod-
apr. S, lss4-Ez
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ed We shall have no draft because the army is
being reinforced 40 the rate Of FIVE to ten thou
sand men per day BY volunteers Hurrah for the
volunteers May I moi. add that this victory a.
Atlanta comes in good time as the victory in Mo
bile bay does, to yindlcate the wisdom ard the en-
ergy of the war Administration. Farragut feet
did not make itself nor did he make it Il was
prepared by the Secretary Of the Navy, and he
that shall record the history Of this war truthful
y, and mpartially, win write that since the days
Of Carnot no man has organized war with the a.
bility Of Stanton Cheers for Stanton, cheers
for the Secretary Of the Navy
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yg0. wOWEB.

sEO. wOwEB,
ATTORNEY ALLAN.
PEDTosD, PA,
ksvr :. Tfgg.-ts
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al authority and defeat the national laws, and that
all the Democrats there assembled agreed TO JUS
tify that proceeding, think you win agree with
me that the Richmond Democrats and the Chica-
90 Democrats have lately come to act very much
alike.
How THE CHICAGO CONVENTION oBETED TEE
REBEL p PROGRAMME.
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: I. MARBoURG, NJ. ID.

u.v,or Gently located respectfully tenders @ pis p
sEofsssiaai "a Street. opposite Tie Bank, one
sinity. ~ 9Iaes e asll ~ .iPall,srs once.
Inrili. lsb4--G ------------
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26
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