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Died. r s. F.
Brpnl--ou Wednesday, December q Josrru Hooxks,
only son q Jsues O. and sophronia +. Bsdsl, sgs&
month and days ...se-
Are called 70 beautify the throns Of God. ,s ~ a e
Washington ID. CO. and Freehold IN ~ papers please
Bassv.-on Thursday, December %, alter lopsapd
painful insse which bore with Christian foftitudc,
Mrs. ELnAHErH BAsKr. aged SO years II f 70 Nan .g8
invited attend sbe funeral from hsr late residence.
No. ail Fast Ninth street. On Saturday Afternoon ~ one
BRApY.-M West Point, on Thursday, December n,
JoHs BRADY, beloved son of Edward and Mary Brady,
sssS ysss. 90, mGosss as and 70 , GAYS sa. - -.
grandfather $40 First avenue On Saturday afternoon at
csass on thursday, December 70, MAaoAa.r, wife OF
Thomas W. Crane aged - PEARS, month and 10 daya.
Tho relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fa
: ccaass. : AZ Hscksusaok, N j.. on "Wednesday mcm.
ing, December n, ArsAa.x collins. n --u-.. -
n,sd ~ s.s.s sna me sSs s.y op"e
ten O'Clock Al the Reformed Dutch church. Cars leave
Chamses street - baif.psss eight O'Clock. 49,
CAoGss I'm "Wednesday, Dceembsr 81, WnlxAn Gao
Tie srisuss x shs family ana thoss q his brother,
r c% 4. cn1s q Sydney
place, Brcokyn. this fidsyl mcrnlnI, - zee O'Clock
ris, Esa.. of Coenwsii isbaaon county, PA
rAss:l @ si rnissspS., sns lIrday, sissinoos. !.
ccssoap -os wednesday, Dsosnbsr II. BzasAnD Col.
ponp, sgsd - yeafs.
fhc friends Of the faniy are respectfully invited "
attend the fsera this rridayl afternoon two o'clock
irsn hs late residence, 10 ThsesGs Meek NJ T., " 81
21sJoss.ww WedSssdsy. Decsmbsr Il, IRON caness,
ELIZA, wife Of jeremiah Carock, sgsa ~ years and II
months Lm
me psmams vim be conveyed 70 Pafsmus, n J., for
mserment, this (Friday) morning, a. nine o'cIoc9
Dawson. drowned, q Perpambucc, on Wednesday
nsveabsr 2. Elias T. nAvBoe, son of Edward and Ems-
Nne Dawson, ct<ssv Yorh. Ns
Eslnv.-on fhorsdsy, Dsssmbsr n, Of painful IN.
nsaS, nH hlnsr, ESQ, aged u pears and 10 months.
me ytssiyss AhA flssdi 4 Ne family, also NE msm-
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sss kdas pS,s D.rs: .Sss1a AZ. s-s for
aS II 81 Sa s1s
@ Tor Australia for chrenometsr The ships being
/, = Rio JAsnao. Nov sin port shn Helen Clinton.
;Sss IA SsSs;ss a:;s$s: Ss.ss:s
g. bark Iriasss %S.sss anS;ssrs Hydra hsrr
s...o. oe' lin port bark valsua. Dawes for sinsA
sxe1rosE oct IS -1vr ship Blsnds sAsrbarne Boston
arr S 9 or' 10 uaS fsr Boston
JAsC Dec s11rr "A bark Evening sur tBr, xisr Nav
81 s.,s: Ina,s s;s IS
johnson, from Liverpool. arr 22d, for charter
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At from Portland Dec Robert Hasie At Cardiff sth
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Bid Tor NYors Dec 5. G Il Jenkins from Newport.
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John Nelson so s5s Nelson for as,:a Es sd vs
tBr,; schrs l. Piata Emma Bacon. Ella, and wilism
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syiSa p.e ssSrs ss o Grant. Bangor o-
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s.p from Portland FORTRESS. Monroe caros ssm
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Misselianeous.

na, has thanks for fsvors. Fr.f
s New ss 5
turned e The M lssr ps Oct no. having sprung leak She
Bnie Msxsrr tBr, from New York for Msrsnhsrn which
Into St Thomas Novs In distress. YVES condemned and
0A BRio II reported ashore on Bangs Island 4tef
seas AZ Asv wilson was lost near sri.r Island in the
sh valued a. $500 Onit nsr oil IN tho Passport Marine
$ and Sss owned Sy LORENZO Wilson q campoS.c
There no Insurance. on The vessel -
sp az s'
Hole wen, ashore Hen and cssso.s actS nm PM
inocied she struck. and ihs vessel immediateJ
The
as Sd hs
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&c .S ssH;, ss' A ne: s
As..Ds. sr s a,.ysr from Manila for New
AseA abandoned. ~ steamer ssaon, and towsd Nor.
s ..vss s.d cargo " q %hsss wa. 's
ssss
3ist inca Grow saved. tTt N3 a.aNn1 WI
scnR MEaRIukr parted her chain and went ashore
q Cape Rli.absh Bsaeh nlGht Of 1lss inst she bat
little Injured. Aat eAHHNi s17 ee'TH~
souR Arrow of 1aiem iumbeY loaded watsr,oeRed ana
tAllsn In with about ues on Tkacbe .
lsland a AN 2st and was tcwsd Into oucessr By shr
we're gone. -7r.11 n
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yssssls Asucsx.rhrss vssssis names unknown, ars
Il L I
New sbipe sea Bride, 50 tons register buN Addison.
for f4Soo and Welt ei2 tons register built ~ Wal
Whalemen.
BARK ReEsl. qNbe, frsm New BEDFORD was as u YIN.
fssS assrg. siss.ou, NB. was Al rsyai Nov having
shipped l20 bbls - oil By bark Acaso : 4 1-
Spoken. sc. .-. 1 4 .
Bris Herald from ousHbsrland Harbor FOR Philadelphia
Dec y s6 Fortune isAnd. m '.I'. - 80 4 -
Foreign Ferss.
CAIlAo, Nov 15-ed snip Maria pairbAmhs. Corh. "a
CARpxSAa Dec ls-An BRIG folsede sbr), Plummer,
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

I WOULD RECOMMEND TO THE Arr1HII0N o.
the tsads and pub,ts IN renera my stock s.si.s a.
ns': ss:.;s e
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n9:, Ghsss sses s:,ss e
s =
iDfisF oiL-superane ldouS,ement earinss, wAioA r
confidently reoommend - equal ~ any ever ssns 70 tAa
Msssrs R,chensusr Bensote Co. in Bordsauz are e,s
on "S sas asaa BEEN 10 tssr VINES a. pass = he
:ss s O. "a Coolies s iss a ?. q,
ing hc nam. Of sa.aa or p hs ass aos. e s.s,s nsSs
no ass' s q prss
sss % stss s. s.s hi s-s .
s ooosAS al. eSisa a%sDYf s,i.ss' osssa
In vogna1 Vinaseso OF isst 1870 srd Is '5ln Y and
s::. ;, ~; :i
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/ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M a rrted.

Married.
ArIM-0UMcE On Wednesday, December n, BY the
Rev. Father Farrell, CHARLES ALLEN 70 ELIZA A. GuLx,
both Of New York.
BxxsoS--TwAMIEY.---On Wednesday evening, December
a. the OF the brides fasher by the Rev. H.
J. Drxon CHRsToPH.R BENSON to ANNIE TwAxLxY, eldest
daughter OF Joseph Twamley, all Of this city. -
BEpElL-vANnERnovEN- Brooklyn on Tuesday, De-
cember co. BY the Rev. J. C. French, JAMES w. BEpsIL,
United States Navy 70 CARRIE VANDRRnovEN daughter
Of g. ". vanderhoven, Esq
CoNrRHiI--GRABAx. --On wednesday, December q, by
the Rev. g. X wardeIl, JOHN p CoSrKKII to ELzABKTH
daughter Of Robert Graham, Esq all Of this city. NO
cards. @fgf H
HAMILTON S-Owxxa -At Utica. N. Y. on Thursday, Do
csmber ~ by ths Rev. D. q. Cory. GsoHGn r. HAMnroN,
OF Brooklyn, D, and MAGGIE A. eldest daughter Of
Richard q Owens. Esq Of Utica, N. Y.
PhiladephiA papers please COPY. 04a 0EL1 q Ht
KArEs-RKMsxN-On Wednesday, December II ~ Tar.
rytowp, N. r., by the Rev. VIM. Wines Mr.. Joe W.
KArss, formerly OF Wilmington, DEL, 70 Miss HANNAH F.
REsxs daughter Of the late Gsrritt Remsen Esq, OF
MAKrsnoyy-IiIcKs-On wednesday December u, BY
che Rev. Dr. Gardner JAMES f. MAxriNHorr OF Brooklyn,
70 Miss MARY A. HICKS, Of New York. daughter Of Charles
; Rovs--krm.--on Tuesday. December 20. BY the Rev
Dr. Gssr Mr. Osnis ". Rows TO Miss AxSn LOUISE RUsr.
oil Of this city. No cards.
.sruARr-NuGnr--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Decem-
Der a. by the Rev. Mr. Newton Heston Mr.. ALExAHDER
srcARr 70 Miss MARY NuGESr all Of Brooklyn No cards
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CIaARs DIP EODAo<

TyERo co q CBLEBRAfED
b. : PA1KNf cI0ARKff0a
.oxia. Gs Ak SxuTcHxREs ITS and i7s ws,srsL. r 2.
rBNTLExBN WHO APPREcIATB a sulhioM
NJ Cigar should putchase the same either ov w nssLs
hev molerate and the unde ep-
Piled al The cigar depot Of y. WkLLER Co. inpoF~~
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SHIPPING N ElW S.

81 ,t ALMANAC YoRk-1nis
svx ss7s. .......... 81
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WINES. LIQUORS. 30.

all knfs, or superior quality put up In pAekAGos ~
suit purepa.e rs. from 0E0RGE MARsHAkL Cd, -
Water street, N. Y.
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DURNHAMs YURNITuRE RxPRBsa--pURSHAM'e
rsrnnnts Bosins rasni. 7.
city Or connuy. Once 1s West Eleventh street. between
xiftb Ana oAxth AvenueA N0t @NN "
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.lr sa.1 pss Ve rar rHf1 ss
.ts.. epc IS. -.4 ,a.1i
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- = -
DANCIN ACADEMIEx.

pR0OKFs' DANCING ACADBMY. S6l BROoMR ST.
- LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays, J TO q n. NJ
GENTLEMEN Tuesdays and Fridays "a 10 lnjs y. N.
CHILDREA WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays. 6P N.
LADIES Primary classes Instructed by Mrs. BrooxeG
PRIVATE lessons on separate hours 81 .ah
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
SAD AND TRUTHFUL PICTURE. every

SAD AND TRUTHFUL PICTURE. every
man who falls in battle some one mourns.
For every mancwho dies in hospital wards,
land of whom no note is made, some one
,mourns. For the humblest soldier shot on
picket, and of whose humble exit from the
stage Of life little is thought, some one
'mourns. Nor this alone. For every soldier
disabled, for every one who loses an arm or
leg, or who is wounded, or lapguishes in
protracted suffering; for every one who
has only "camp fever" some heart bleeds,
some tears are shed. In far off humble
households, perhaps, sleepless nights and
ANXIOUS days are passed Of which the world
s never knows; and every wounded and Grip
pied soldier who returns to his family and
friends, brings lasting pang with him.
Oh, how the mothers feel this war s! II
ever God is sad in Heaven, it seems to me
it must be when. he looks upon the hearts
of mothers. We who are young think
Utle of it !; neither, think, do the fathers
and. brothers know much Of it !; but il is
Tho poor mothers and wives of the soldiers. J
God help them. u
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" OTxCE.

A LII persons axe forbid cutting OF taking any
ATIM.sER iron. he SPANISH GRANT. from ana
after this date without permit from the Agents OF
the company. All parties trespassng hereafter, WIZ
be dealt with to the extent of Law.
Persons wi hing to purchase wood or down climber.
can snply to the Agents WM. GREENE, Il"
o. !lcCKANEY,
General Agents Gard Land Company
Sept"" her LIST, 1856" 10" -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
Pleasant Grove Cemetery

TINE prophet of this beautiful burial place take
L pleasure in announcing tothe people OF McHresor
that thew have the grounds fenced in a good, sub
stantial manner ard prepared to give good titles
to lots. All persons who have friends buried there
requested to come forward and arrange Tor ther
lots or the proprietors will be compelled to remove
their remains to the POtter's Field.
Applications to be made to
WM. GREEN, or
ORLANDO McCKANEY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
The .MNSeillOaa o.
Threshissg ~MNchiMe.

With the improvements for 1864 will make It surpass
ed by no other machine made in the United States,
for durability, beauty, style, ease of draft, and
perfection in every respect.
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s Il the, Prince de Tallyrand PerigoSa
shdol6 Aiasry Princess Anna Murat, which
do1lga 1apelson desires should be done, a.
Nand neice Of Washington will become
llg Mik q "ths first baron Of Christen.
Iom. lok The princess, mother. is a
4su 81 the late Mr. Bird Willis Of Vir-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

IOWA MUTUAL
TIRE IISURAJcI company.
Located at
WeyOMai1sg. Jones Co., 10.
TT has been ascertAned by proper investigation du-
ring the last two years. that not less than
Is paid by this State annually to fire insurance COM
panes of this State that represented by their
agents in this State, and that about $3.50 900 only
drain upon the State annually Of about $3.50 900.
This constantly increasing drain upon the vital inter-
ests of the State tells materially upon the welfare and
other facts here disclosed show conclusively that
adequate protection against loss by fire he given
companies properly organised and conducted within
the state at cost to insured than is
required to insure in Eastern companies; and that,
too with greater facilities for adjusting and paying
losses with promptness and dispatch.
that will give check the swindlng institutions that
have infested the State under the head of Insura
Companies, and that now gaining grOunl rapi .ly
without the least evidence of any responsibility con-
nected with them except the smooth stories Of their
intriguing agents.
We claim for the Iowa Mutual that correct state
of its Cuisines IL reported to the public every six
months also that certificates from some of the most
responsible In the State furnished showing
the veracity Of the men having the management of
the company and furthermore that It is organised
q different plan and conducted differently from any
other company In tho State.
As some ofthe principles Of this company We submit
abe following:
lst.-Each person insured is q member Of the COM
pany, and entitled to vote at each annual election Of
Directors
2d.-This company will pay loss or damage by
lightning, whether the building Is burned or not
3d.-In case Of any difference arising at any time
between the person sustaining the loss and this
pany the same may be submitted to three dsinteres-
ted persons residing in the vicinity where such loss
ours.
4th.-Each member insured in the company shall
be entitled to his her share of the profits OF the
company, or to q share Of any dividend declared by
the company from the accumulation of surplus fund,
in proportion to their premium deposited with said
company. ..--o.ss
5th-Ths company has two departments in which
farmers are insured in class entirely separate from
other property and neither Department. Is In any way
responsible the losses Of property in the other de-
partments,
"a All losses will be equitably adjusted and
promptly paid.
Our General Agent for Northern Iowa and Minneso-
IA, is duly authorized appoint Agents, issue pol
icies and make assignments. Competent and enter
prising agents wanted In each county.
JOHN NILES, President.
MILTON BRIoGs, Secretary.
PHiLo NORTON, Treasurer.
ROBERT GRANT Local Agent, McGresor.
(375yl0
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The Rockford Nurseries,
Every Description Of Hardy Trees.


100000 Choice Hardy Apple Trees adapted to the
West--Staadards and Dwars.
Pears, Standards and Dwars.
good stock Of Dwarf Cherries-Dukes and Ncril-
los--ai hardy and productive.
GRAPE tINEs.--A large stock OF Delawares, Dtanas,
Concords, Cuyahogas, Kebeccas, Hartford Prolhcs
and host OF other approved new hardy Grapes
100000 Naples from one to Yeas old, aud pF'se
from $40 per NJ, to $40 per HUNDREDS ,r.,.
STRAwBERRIRs--Tromphe De 0rano,
Albany, Peabody's Prolific, &c. u..,., -
RAspnERRiEs--Puyple Cane, ana Doon''ies AM
proved, Brinckle's Orange, &c.
ORNAmENrAL sHHuBRERY in great ysrsv :
large collection of Evergreens, Green HOUSE so0
Budding Plants in profnsion. c
Leave orders with Bass Il Elmcndorf, at Mcdregor
c. Il. Bent. West Union William Baxter, StrawDerry
Pcjnt or NJ. W. Trott, travelling agent.
catalogues sent on application
Apply to J. S. SnEARMAN, Proprietor. :.
aaa,i' Rockford, Ill.
nA- NoTIcE-It having come to my knowledge
that sundry parties using the nane OF my Nur
sery to sell their TRASH, hereby give notice tnas
John L. Page is not, and has been my agent,
neither has he purchased and nursery stock 81
me, consequently l do not hold myself responsive
for his contracts is. sIIEARMAN,
Proprietor of Rockford Nurseries.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

>W.aCHZVEKY!
TOHN HELWIG offers for sale SIX HORSE
81 POWER
E N G I N E
At low figures. Call soon and get bargain. 30S
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- Cur ~be1cnnere1 9enutntBnobme.
Stnuanberer unb 8teiieuSe ionten Iebr ~uorFctto fein
spe ne tsrs Stdetts tdufen uni ioGten DieieIben rmr In
penn Uarsan eS uuter3ei&neten ansehentsn gDenten
taufen. -s24r IS ,eG M. ~.l
O~'elsn'sen. rsl&e IN Baltimore o~nipulnteu, perben Il
0gHe ogwierlstei Utlette fuf Oeie elnis periGaften. tSn
uen, tnbem loa aseut Der .Dsut,6sn @etenI1aftS bei
sStst eanDarS t5nen ben anterSei1uetcn Asenten UOrfenen
wirA.
uhe resfere GnstnHft nub siatp srtbeiIt GuentSeIcIt3
ettI t5 %. %. SsitsDrang5
n5nlgf8 $ekeraI.& q 4isnsnttn ssnf ser &AtthHssr' nf
~ 4 DctO.Gtntsatna strs
Re 81 Tsar fsfr.,
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BarferSturs aab Wartetta, cber Usaucce
BheeIipa uub columbus.

RACLSLUcGtH UsID WtQEteIEQS UDSC %SSs1L1prH.
Hbeeltn8 uub Columbus.
Die &nteruuns Usn UaItmort na4 alen EketLsH Ses ape.
tens Del Der. Staasen ta auf ptesr Sabn thrser, ais Sbey
8tIIabelpta, sfcw-Yort cber auf II senb etner subereu Route.
Guatgrdntsn, wel3s ITO Ger Baltimore anb CHS @tien.
tabr- teDienen, ErrDeu NIT e~tnftlDen 3Hgen rnD gDdaen &c.
Srbert, Ut et Raiiasiere srfisr alaft 1t.6s metr cIs bss
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Ra&tset erIcn&tet, I'm tDinter seBetji, lHh es prc Den pSGo-
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datett Int St4erbett BET SaHagiert tn zGcn Stidsn aeiCrot
1uf obiSer Dabn fa1ren ore ausrranoerer au' bas 5dreIRs
Enb Siuisheo lie IN bic etas.ee 0abn' tn be
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5roern NOD tmuner Oeisngsn, tDelHt In Die 8tretntater
Staten etnranbern NIT ben ~IdnSlaSen Sutgranter. Slaen.
NrSpdn6erer Dt@itin dut bettr Unbn be SDaaen rebreuh
sr sanssnl aefs Dos Baltimore n6@ Cincinnati riir are
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BOUTS, iowts JuliGen DdttuiOre an6 Gbeaa0 MIR erei TsoI
RAD &inetnnati selaugt man duf beier Satu IN S6 Sturbsu
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