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,Fou1t1.

TOUND-A Hawk. Came into
Il ,uy yard. 81 Mezehian strses between Desplalues
and Ualsted Washington nun Madst n, yesterday af
tClnoon large size hawk, which tbs owner can haVc
ly psyi Ing chnrges and applying to MICHAEL C1snS-
By, ht the above place. nc@J ak4bH
, 1864-11-29

E, ii. BOOTH, Professor OF Elocutlou.

E. ii. BOOTH, Professor OF rElocutiou.
The s!gue,s to the letter re9neatnE Professor Mccoy
to Give course of!essons In Eocution and
have great qualification In announcing 70 th.F pro.
fessioa brethren that that distinguished orator
cutionsts and scholar, hns accepted their
and will comply with their Wishes Also. tnht nhls
clnss although originating with members q tne bar'
il open gentlemen Of other professions E!efgy
ply ans edors public wrlters and speaSeTs col
ieSe professors school tcachefs-n Wnoss ant!ss r.
qu4re them to speak or read IN
craliy are cordially Invited to BECOME members OF
tH cluss and to paftake with them the htsh tnfe!tec.
tuu picasurce OF exploring together the beauties aud
the WISDOM the poetry and the philosophy, OF that IN
Qfsl bard whose writings are at once the iond anu
the delight Of every scholar In the world
fof membership may be made At the lay once OF
McsFrs. Ulrlch& Warner. room No. s, d washington
street.
ure to announce. that prior to the openln: n0os
class IN EIocutiou and ShaA1peart
Ing OF the cass will be held on the evening Of Friddy
"a ofDec., at II O'Clock. at Metropolitan Hall, on
which occasion Professor Mccoy will read from Bully
Bottom, FalstatI Hamlet So1!loqny. the decline and
fa Of Cardinal Wolsey, in Henry VIII. and the pas
sage from Richard Ill which Ae reAd before The rEe
ideut, h1s Cabinet, and great audience ~ Nashins
ton+ In Jp1y, 1861 and which waa equally appnnasa
for ts artistic and powerful rendering, ana LOT "
striking p+rtlnence to the cfcnnsances 0t inc nen
Inx Rebellion. 4 limited number OF t!csets cach al
mttIng one lady and gentleman, to this preliminary
meeting may be had gratnltously, By 20 the
above memh. II OF the class. no:9 a2Flt +tnp
, 1864-11-29
TIAken 1ap.

TAKEN UP-Last Saturday, near
L bridgeport, dark bay horse, which Tho ox1ss a
can have BY proving property. lsying GnasK X
port, A"~F%s"S
, 1864-11-29
AND SHAK-

LoC - 4oN AMI o44An-
IL SPEARE. CH1cAao, eth November. 1864.
10 Professor AMAaA Motor. Of Washlncton, DC
Denr Sir-Eottelng your labors In our State during
the Presidential Campaign in delivering. In response
to tic cali Of our worthy ovcrnor some sixty public
addresses n different towns and c'tee OF Illinois and
or city, respectfully request you to remain IL
Eocufion such as yon have been accustomed to give
as Professor OF Rhetoric and OEatoEy IN the nallston
ana Albany Law Schools. in tho stAtoof New York.
We arc tie dessous TO receive these lessons be.
capse ltarn that a!e all
speafe and thus shall enjoy the double
by one whom John B. Cough hns pronounced" true
patriot grsat orator the perfectton o. rhetoric and
the same time Of b. profound student OF
these. masterpieces Of English Literature.
W.. fearn that. should yQa ncce0e to our request,
your terms would be fifteen dolaz for fifteen lessons
Upon these terms We ara most anxious TO becomc
members OF SUCH clASa:
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY BOOTH, Pre8dcnt Chicago Law School.
u, B. HURD, Professor Chicago Law School.
HENRY III. SHEPHERD, President Young Mems as
, 1864-11-29

New York told Market.
Especial Dispatch toSek Chicago Tr1bune-1
g.. MTonK, Mondny. Nor. 2s.
Gold has Seen steady during the morning, with no
special speculative movement. Opened ut -, and
reached Isl. ..-.....-
srockspnll. al Galaehest Exchange Board: Gold,
IN: healing 1856; Michigan Southern. OK; 1ll1nols
Central, l27X Cleveland P1ttsburg, 1BH Toledo.
1E2. ,,.
bf1x1sa s1ocKs-Wayne, 1a2; Cumberland, 4ist
Quicksilver, NH.
Gold, sises the call, III,
LATEST.
Gold At Galagher's evening board. 23!X. and aftes
fEA call 131x
, 1864-11-29

TOR SALE-Damaged Hull Of
J. propeller G. Mears, now at Milwaukee, togethcr
With hoeE engine With shsts and q wneels @ ansa3ofs,
60 fatho1us. one haWscr. P. o. Box 1906. Apply to
HOLMES It BRO,
Insurance Agents, corner S, Water Ind Clark Streets
, 1864-11-29
FROM BOSTON.
Movements of Gen. Couch-A Break
In the Lawrence Canal.

Boston, Monday, Nov, es.-Major Gcneral
Couch has been transferred from the Depart
mcnt Of the Susquehanna, and ordered to re-
port to Maj r General Thomas. He left to-
day for Tennessee
Nearly all the manufactures and mills in
Lawrence have stopped running, owing to
a break In the canal. Repairs are being rap
idly mndc, and they will soon resume work.
, 1864-11-29

edged that he, too, wns spy. The euthosi-
Hee have him in charge, and the whole party
will be tried torether,
, 1864-11-29
New York Money md stock Afurket.*

New York Money nnd Stock MnfKet*
MoSEY-Ensy at G@s per cent:
SrrEr1S0 EyCHAH0E-n ut lo9H for gold:
GoLp-E1c.tcd and armss Opening nt es9i anyan-
GoSEENSFxT STocKs-Actlve and tirnier ~, f.
WETKII nAXE L. 9s,1s iS
9lsos Calculation, 4365.6ss decrease, 3si,8- De-
posu t16 ss 1eFsass E: S; :a6o ,,.x go
nons ID 1910 coupons, s04; lTear certificates TX
seours esrt!tleates: ,.;; e: fqts EqtIas ~ Ss
Hudson. i'd: Heading, is5z .s9x II Cent 1s11; ~
Cleveland and PittsburE, 1o1; G Z =, y da nres E
ferrcd: ~; Z II, 1cs4 Ft " q C. lux ;a'oa Q
Tkrr4 II
, 1864-11-29
Illinois and a1lchiann Canal.

fSpecRk uispatch 10 tne GMcaEo lElpaHe.j
BRIDGEPORT. Monday. Nov. 23-9p m.
cLsAn1p-Eoy. 26-1upeFial, Lasallc, 117yooo tcat
lumber; oak Leaf Joliet, ssooo ii lumber. SO posts.
2sr rco shinaea CAyugn, Loekport. 15,oco lumber.
1860 siding: North America LockpoEt, 1lo,6tl feet
lumber 60 shingles; Col l1ul!tsan, Lasae, 1920
n lumber 14epo 1Ath Olive Branch, Lassise, II
lumber; Lcraux L.sple. 1876 II lumber, 100 posts,
1opss lime, Isl brls salt; Mclean, Ottawa. 100 br1s
appes do :der 10 do vinegar, - do Ale 1890 ns
mtlsc; Drill Norris Monarch, Lssallc $500 II lum
Der. 10000 Ainglcs Eclipse. Lockport, o go n lun.
beg, IS brs alt 276 bu wheat 1880 shingles G1esa
la,h; Ltoncss Lasatc, 10 $50 IT lumber, 12 0 siding.
C1xApxp|Sov. 27-C!arlct, LaSsllc, 15o tons coal !;
F. 1urnhsm; Prison, 211.0oo ~ slaves and heading;
America, isa,e, 200 It lumber. 35ao0o shingles
Aicons, Lasaie, 5s2 lumber, II 900 shingles. 1000
lAth. ...... ..-
Apmyrp-s A Douglas. No 2, Seneca. 1000 bn oats,
t bu corr 100 bu cnrn TO bu 50 bu barley
Clyde, Qtana so5 Ds tallow. 40 ns bnttcr, 400 bn
com Monauk, Lockpost, 500 bu corn; D Norton,
Prlson. 62M rs empty hrIs.
, 1864-11-29
NJ A II H / E ID p.

In GAlesbufg. 1t the residence Of the bfdEA laIneS
the 18th inst BY the Rev. F. r. Perkins ~ ~ =
CRAEDALL, Of st. Joseph, No., and Miss HATTIE Il.
FERRIS.
, 1864-11-29

Go 10 tie ReHt.-t7o to Bryant T. Strltton' g
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address {cnclosing stamps)
fpr circulars, BRYANT & S1nATros, Clfcogo, Ill.
, 1864-11-29

14peclS DIsphtch to the Chicago TFtbune.I
MILWAUKEE,, Monday, Nov. u, 1861
F1oCH-ytsy Dali.
GRA1S-H1cat-Rccelpta Z, 100 bu. Market 28Gc
higher hut dali. Sales this morning :-l0eo hu No
snrlng winter receps at $l75 900 ba do. buyers op-
tton to Dec s. at $t.7s 1000 bu No spring. winter
receipts, at &E24Ies. Sales on 'Change $50 bu No
in store, winter receps. At *l7+9t7!4, 1900 bu No
do ut {lGl Ons-sales $50 bu No In store at &c.
Corn dull ard nominal. Barley quiet.
PEoy1s1oSs-Du!l and unsettled. Sales 100 pkgs
mime city lard ut 21c; 50 brls brown grease at c;
Is pkgs do At 15c so ns choice dairy butter at asc
iIIx Noo6-pnll ana sc lower. Sales 1850 head
ranging from 2Ia93s6 rs, at $40. .2aal0.73.
, 1864-11-29
baltimore Market.

DALr1AogE, Monday, Nov. =. 1854.
F1orp-Dull and Inactive. Western extra non1na1
~f;r1IF-wheat very dull. Southern red fs.5sS:'@.
rorn active. New white q 50; yellow A.So.
SS3E.n1ATY-Eirm at El,&5.
, 1864-11-29

Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing mn.
cbfnee,-l6SeO01 IN Use. These machines use
the ROTATING HOOK E1CLus1VKLY, A WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN oNR DIRECTION, 70
make the LoCK STITCH. Snlesroon 106 Lake
street nol1-W43l'lm
, 1864-11-29

~ Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
aud Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
lin rerorts Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge. Ad-
dress Dr. J. Skil1on Houghton, Howard Assocta-
ton, No. South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa
oc5i-ty1-am
, 1864-11-29

Vessels PnsHet Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
DxrRo1T, Monday, Nov. Is.
UrEsae..
DowS-B.ookiyn, HIppogriac.
WEp-EuItheast
, 1864-11-29

YOUNG MEMS ASSOC1A-
l. TION LECTURES.
, 1864-11-29

X N[lRASOLE'S. DANCING
" ACADEMY, 21a Wabash avenue, between
AinYus and Jackson streets. ,,,
rlnss cyrry Tuestny and Saturday. Parents only al
lowed rs vlstors. Assembly eyeEy Iuesday ana sat-
ntknA,fs6 s6t ftlp
, 1864-11-29

A CADENfY OF MUSIC.
n Washington street, het. Clark and Dearborn.
KELLY Z LEON'S M1NsTREIs:
the week First week Of the celebrated ComedlA9,
sir. john Allen. Second week Of NJ Ma5shal "a ~: =:
viginny. Kelly and Icons great Duett and Scene
from Norma. First week Of Mr. ueoEge Reeds bean,
musical Instrument out Of chds toy: The Magician
With elegant and original scenery b. Wm v3eEtIen' M
Inc johnny" Little George; nIockway and 1 Wm.
Allen IN MemeFlsm Expossd; La a F9lea ~ e.s 81
Lbsry Ke!,ys new "a Ein.shsa Eaueaaoa az d.
served Seats, 50 cents; Lower Boxes. $500; Upper.
s. sd Box Once open nom 1o % 1. an, rom 70
o,ciock r. n. EDWIN KELLY, Manager.
ItTxaras Aren't no27-w99f-1w
, 1864-11-29
aucttDu Sales.

AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Nov. % and 90, and
On THUIsEAT, December |. at 9T o'clock at b4tteIs
corner Of Dearborn and Washington Streets Inc
+tnck is lhrge and comprises 1ne lot OF dcslraoe
goods. = r,
Also, on TUESDAY, at II O'Clock. 81 opzitne cigaEs
on WEDNESDAY. ut 10 o'clock. Is cases scasonnble
Boots and Shoes: Oh THURSDAY. atla o'cloci, nue
line Winter Clothing and Armr Costs
1s,Ss p1,rTEES Il NQ
, 1864-11-29

NIARTINE'S CHICAGODANC-
VI ING ACADEMY corner of, Clark and Monroe
streets. Students entering this Academy Ieceiys
ess-Tucstay evenings, only for scholars a9i fttends.
Miss CAntline Meyers. Miss Mary nnIyat MIS- Irnhe
nnsa An It Ithn P1incipt1-
, 1864-11-29
For 6alE.

EOR SALE-Three Woodworth' s
i Planning and Matching machines and ono sitIns
saw. Inquire Of ]. B. TARR, Chicago. Ill. r O. Boz
XlI8. uu1l 6tt2t
, 1864-11-29

CHICAGO AND EoRIHwEsTEnH-pEPovc con. WEST
RTa
, 1864-11-29

uonu1B1x CnlM.-Yesterday man namcd
1.nes Dc Cure, vas brought before Justice Nc
Dopucn, charged with the hoEria crime Of debastns
S Ss %:st dashteo Mssan q st1ee Ms
a,n Nh risoner not 6ene ready for rial the case
ae Ine mnsnoned until Thursday, his bail being
Tas Sssa II s Wo The prisoner is married man
fortv wears ofage md resides on Polk street near
Dcsplaines.
, 1864-11-29
xt.,.4,.ao @ribn11f.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1854.
THE CITY.

TH,np WARD Us1os IkAeok.-4he League
meets THE Tuesday evening Oh onSin esS
let cycry member he present
, 1864-11-29

BA4Anp TAr1oa-The celebrated trayelier-
Bayard Ta.lor-lecturcs in metropolitan Hall this
cvcnIno before the Young Mems Association. he
Is one Of the most popular lecturers In the field,
always bringing forth rich stores Of instruction.
apa nrcacntinr views Of social habits and customs
Whieh We mny seek for in yaln in hooks. His lec
lure Las. year on Russia was mssserly effort s
and was listened 10 by l2rse audience With {d'i ths
honse tonight. His subject l. ''Oureelrcs. md
onr relations one which the lecturer is peculiar
Jr ftfei tn handle.
, 1864-11-29

making or theee large profit by disposing Of
them to other counties and states and e. inaiSla.
he he amount Of bounties paid By them: and
WHEnEAs-Undcr thts system which the ord.
passed on this esq fq9eSt hs1 ase
much % ef her available material fof filling her quo;
tas under Tie next call be 1t therefore ordained
hy the MAYOR md Aldermen Of the City Of Chica-
70 in Common Council assembled:
SEC, !. That no person or persons other than
those acting under the authority Of the Citizens
aS' s
after The paseing Of this ordinance enlist any man
or men for The military service Of the United States
seetion shall not be construed to prevent any cid
zen from procuring recruits IN any sub,dlst51ct
within said Chicago, to be credited By the ffo-
yost Merehn1l to such sub-dist1ict...
'?s1 Sfc' : Tint no substitute broker or brokers
ehalI within tic city Of Chicago, from and af.er
the paseinc Of this ordinance invite Or seeS 70 m
other means t. Teaort to them or their establish
mcnts for The purpose OF becoming substitutes
OF othcrwiac eniIe1ng them into the United states
construed 81 to prevent residents Of the city, OF
Chicago. liahle to be drafted here from procuring
subetifutee bona fdt for themselves only.
| EEc.3. That any person or persons oHeno'
fnr against any Of tie provisions Of this ordnance
ehall uron conviction Of any court haxing 1urls-
ned q 20, eS maj s
infnr.ner. or ahall be Imprisoned in the City
Bridewell for term notlc than three nor more
imnrisoned within the above limits, In the discrc-
en of court IL which he Gonyicon ts had 4n
etitptc and carry 10 conviction all prosecutions
/ under this ordinance
SEE. s. All ordinances and parts q ordnance.
heretofore passed, conflicting with the proVaslonf
hereof, are hereby repealed
SEC. G. This ordinance to be In fnll force ITO
This ordinance passed unanimously, after being
amended so a. to Include the naval as we'll as mill
ta1y scE1ice. -
!, AID Rub presented communication, asking tht
csl.blIahmcnt Of a police station In tho northwca
part Of the North Diyision. Referred to the Com
. | miaee on Police.
| naC1IANEouH-
! Apetidon YVES presented from certain partie
!. asking the yncnton Of Fleetwood street betwee1
certain defined limits Referred to the appropriap
| Committee.
+ petition was received from Captain John Mel
son Of the Police force Of the city, asking that Al
appropriation be naadc to John Hickey for the e1
+ reuees incurred By that officer, during his reccn
b ! Illness. Referred to the Committee on Fiuhnce
' ! Apct!don was receivedfrom the United ucbres
, 1864-11-29

ALLEGED THEFT.-Frank Williams night watch
man at the planning mill Of Goss Phillips, corner
Clark and Poll Streets WIS brought up in the
Police Court Yesterday under the following cir
cumstances On Friday night one Thomas Ncston
came to the mill in state ct tntoxtcanon. and DE-
this the wRtchman consented. In the morning
Nestou went away, and when lie became sober,
discovered that he had lost $50. which he now
charges the vsatchman with stealing. In the ao-
ned iii tomorrow, Williams giving bail in the
gum Of $500,
, 1864-11-29

MILITARY 11EAs.-on Saturday last Lieutenant
Fitzpatrick passed through the city having In charge
one hundred and fifty eonscr1pts from Iowa on
the way to Nashville. Two hundred more from
Nitconsin. under command Of Capt. j. r. Moore,
arrived the same day. They 20 u the Army OF
Ii" Potomac.
Scrc1ty.Aye recruits from Minnesota went
tlrnH"i. here for the front on Sunday.
1hc detachment of Kentucky troops which came
here tu charge Of rebel troops, few days ngo re-
turned yesterday.
gcaut Charles z. Green, returned yesterday rom
Cairo, where they had taken a number OF drafted
men Ant Substitutes.
The garrison At Camp Douglas has been further
strengthened by the arrival Of a comp1uy FROM
Caur Nelson, under command Of Captain j. P.
Gapon, which vas transferred ycsterdaJ to the
1a,h Veteran Reserve Corps
, 1864-11-29

ASSAULT AID DRoBnEHT.-.About Ten days ago
eo,a,cr named William OI1are was set upon and
~ hcsteu a, the house OF Johann Curry, on Jcf1er-
son street, and so badly injured taat he'll not yet
ont Of dapecr. In the Eight he vas 1ohbed Of t6o
a' IN money. u John Byron and Mr.. Curry we're a.
rested md brought in the Poce Cogrt
na shIc 10 appear. The case was put over I'LL to-
morrow, and thc pardss-locked up In default o.
$500 bail each.
, 1864-11-29

TIE CASE or YouHa McLEop..A week nso
VIC Published IN account Of the death Of Alexander
Mcleod Irving near Hyde Park, and narrated the
circumstances attending It, also the donbt that
listed Of life being actually extinct. Our reporter
council OF the most eminent physicians in the
city was held upon the case, and the decision was
that life wa4 wholly extinct Ihe young man died
following Monday, and until after decomposition
had commenced. Up to the hour Of burial, the
cnrpsc maintained the game freshness Of appear
anee There was an absence Of all rcgtdity 10 the
liule, and It presented every appearance Of being
In dccp sieep. The easc, taken altogether, Is 4
most singular enc,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

CoMMuNlcATIoNs.- are in receipt of
many valuable and warmly appreciated
communications, both prose and poetic,
which will be given to our readers in full
or in broken doses at an early day. For
some weeks the TINES will be devoted to a
discussion of the political situation, and
those of our readers who may be patrons"
of this paper for real or fancied value
outside OF its party contents, will wait in
patience till the approaching important
canvass is over, or they will exercise the
right Of :Termen by requesting US to sus.
pend their subscriptions. We prefer the
former course; but as independent thinkers
ourselves We cannot object to the latter
Be assured Of one thing: There is no
influence that can draw us away from a
firm and respectful advocacy of those prin-
ciples which underlic our sy stem of Govern.
ment With Llncoln and his immediate
followers, the Constitution is a dead letter,
if against the will of the Administration,
and our object, humble though our efforts
may be, will be to restore the Constitution
to its ancient strength and reduce officials
high or low to the legal subservency which
until now has been universally ackpowl-
edged.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

fit be constitutional, an oath to support it
is void. Whether constitutional or not, the
oath is without authority Of law, and therefore
void.
II it be valid aud observed, it exacts no en-.
actnent by the State, either in law or consti.
tuition, to add State guarantee to the procla.
nation title; and the right of slave to free
dom is an open question before the State Courts
on the relative authority of the State law and
the proclamation.
If the oath binds the one tenth who take it,
it is not exacted Of the other ninc-tenths who
succeed to the control Of the State government
so that it is annulled instantly by the act of re
What the State courts would say of the pro
clamation, who can doubt 7
But the master would not go into court--he
would seize his slave. 49,
What the Supreme Court would say, who
can tell
When and how is the question to get there ?
No habeas corpus lies for him in United
States court; and the President defeated with
this bill its extension of that writ to this case
Such are the fruits Of this rash and fatal act
Of the Presidcnt--a blow at the friends of his
administration, at the rights of humanity, and
at the principles of republican government.
The President has greatly presumed on the
forbearance which the supporters of his admin.
istration have so long practiced in view of
the arduous conflict in which we are engaged,
and the reckless ferocity of our political op.
ponents. 't " "'
But he must understand that our support is
Of q cause and not of o man; that the authority
OF Congress is paramount and must be respect
ed; that the whole body of the Union men of
Congress will not submit to be mpeached by
him Of rash and unconstitutional legislation
and if he wishes our support, he must confine
himself to his executive duties-to obey and
execute, not make the laws-to suppress by
arms armed rebellion, and leave political re-
organization to Congress.
II the supporters Of the government fail to
insist upon this, they become responsible for
the usurpations which they fail to rebuke, and
are justly liable to the indignation of the peo.
pie whose rights and security, committed to
their keeping, they sacrifice.
Let them consider the remedy for these
usurpations, and, having found it, fearlessIy
execute 1t. b, F. WADE,
Chairman Senate Committee.
n-. H. WINTER DAVIS,
Chairman Committee House of REPRESENTATIVES.
on the Rebellious States
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

DEcoRAH.-The Republic continues to
improve in locals, and the close connection
with McGregor now by rail and BY stage
(only 9 hours) renders DEBORAH matters
very interesting to US. By the last issue
of the Republic we learn that the First
National Bank is in running order, and We
suppose Easton will accommodate us with
small loan Gf we need iD on our intended
fishing visit to his enterprsing town: it
would be scaly if he didn't, wouldn't it?
Property is changing hands at good prices,
and improvements are going forward
rapidly.
French, Frank Hammer and Bass have
been up there rusticating, hunting and
playing business. Franks dog got rattle
snaked, but whisky, the universal panacea,
cured him. Oh the virtues of whisky-for
snakebites: if it advances much more in
price the snakes must quit biting.
Friend BAILEY. a gentleman always,
albeit an original advocate of the equality
of whites and negroes, don't like the TINES
article written by Mr.. Stoneman of Nc
Gregor. Will he permit US to inform him
that it was not prepared for the palate Of one
who bows his neck meekly to the assump.
tons of Abraham. AS to the "bogus char.
acter' of the southern gentlemen in con-
ference at Niagara, it is quite appropriate
that the Richmond Examiner, one of the
most radical, unco,npromising revolution
airy papers of the south, should be quoted.
Mr.. GREELY airs this subject pretty well,
and the presence Of Major HAY, Mr.. Lin.
coins Private Secretary, relieves the "buf.
fson of Illinois" from pleading that he or
his friends knew all the time that the con-
ference was joke. Gentle medicines for
weak stomaches are very fine, but common
Sense and Investigation are in session and
clap trap is about played out. DEBORAH is
prosperous place.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

Paper is only % cents pound now, and
wood six dollars a cord. When we got
$500 for the TINES in 1861, paper was 10
cents and wood $3.50. Reader, ought we
to advance our subscription to meet this
exigency, or should we sell the TINES at old
prices while you get two or three times as
much for your articles of sale I? Ifyou arc
selfish as this please oblige US by settling
right off and allow US to treat you to ateak
lemonade. ...Mr. Hunting and lady and
Frank Hannahs and lady left us an Tues
days train east for a few weeks pleasure
trip TO Chicago and Milwaukee. =
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17
MARRIED.
lesale Druggists and Grocers.

At McGregor, Aug. l4th. by Rev. s. p. Sloan, at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, Geo. R. MeLau.
~, ESD, to Miss Hattie Henry.
We had the honor of invitation to the interest,"
ing meeting which eliminated in Georges Anal tri-
umph all obstacles in the way OF bachelor fears
and forebodngs, but an absence which 1t Was impos.
sible to control, prevented participation In tho
pleasant entertainment which, learn, marked the
occasion. The father, Mr.. HENRY, and the writer Of
this could probably have enjoyed ourselves about ~
we'll As any other man witnessing q ceremony 80
important to the young. a @s
We tender to the young couple our warmest wishes
for happiness, and advise them to be careful Of
each Others temper and health not to create
desire or necessity for the marriage Of either.
George, getting married is not terrible an AFFAIR
aft r all, Is it! .-s