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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

RErIRExESr.-It will be seen from card
in this issue that one Of our most respected
citizens has retired from business on
account Of i'll health. WV. Koss. Esq 4,
has sold his stock to Hartwick & Co. Koss
began business here in 1856, has made an
enviable reputation by prompt attention to
his occupation; is in good circumstances,
and no man in the city occupies higher
social position. We hope he will renew
his health, pitch into business again and
pass bis days among US. We could say
many more good things Of our friend Koss,
but be is too modest man to appreciate
praise, and we forbear.
To his successors, Messrs. Hartwick &
Co., we now direct business attention in
their line Of trade. ~. s...
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08
COMMERCIAL.
TrNIS OFylcR. Tuesday. March -

TINS OEylcR, Tuesday, March 7-4P.M.
River lower. Ice "fair." Business dull. Tho week
past has been very quiet sheidans reported victory
over Early affected the market only moment. Gold
to-day il ,es Wheat in Chicago 81 IS; in Mlwau-
kee ,3ek 1t must b always remembered that No. 1
Milwaukee Wheat b extra" In Chicago, and II sold in
the latter place it would bring the same ~ in Milwau-
kee. -E -
SEQ Benton Bros Cos report for changes In prices
We are requested BY interior dealers to take sne"
potatoes out Of our list Of marketablssi We do 20
with pleasures al potatoes getting little old now,
certain. - - 4 -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

RArLRoADs.-Col. Morgan, prominent
railway man of the west favors US this week
with an article on McGregor interests.
The Col. will see that few rsfecsiue words
are left out Of the original. He will pardon
the omission, we know, when be considers
that irritating language adds nothing to the
strength of IN argument. u.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

A CARD.-Tho undersigned begs leave
to say that on account Of his seriously i'm.
paired health, he has sold his entire stock
of Harness and Saddlery goods to l..
Hartwick, L Co., who win continue bust.
ness at the same, old, and well known stand
from this date, and that he chserfully rec
commends the new firm to the confidence
of all his old patrons, and the public gen
orally, where they will find competent
workmen, and first class goods in any
thing that belongs to the Harness, saddel.
ry, or carriage trimming business. He
would also state that oil work heretofore
ordered must be called for BY tho LIST Of
April next.
". II. Koss.
McGregor March 5 1865.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

CELLARs.-A good many complain Of the
water in their cellars since the late rain and
thaws. By trading with WHEELER for
those high.topped boots you will escape
;-jury unlees Ee.h starts . new HOOD
AR,ExAs-this is Wheeler's name-has q
full assortment Of foot rigging for man,
woman and child.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

NEw CLoTaEs.-Take your old coats,
vests and pants to d. BRoslus, opposite
the Post Office, and get them fxsd for .
tri6e. You do not know what improvement
can be made on . dilapidated garment
NJ. 3 yiu buy and sail second hand cloth
ing Gu reasonable terms. Look for him.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

DoHR's BALL.-On the ninth instant,
Dorr Hoxsie has another Ball. Freeman's
Bus will run free from town to town on
that evening. HoxslE is about the only
man in these diggins who can get up ball
now days.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

CoEsoLArroN.--The Richmond DispatcA
says: "The evacuation Of Charleston
should rather increase cheerfulness than
gloom" Wilmington has since been evac-
sted. Savannah surrendered some weeks
since-the three great seaports on the
south Atlantic coast being in our posses
sions they have reason to be cheerful-we
cant ses where the laugh comes in.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

6Tocx RAl1Hs.-This Office IL now pro-
vidsd with JACK and Ho1sE cuts suitable
as headings for Posters, interesting alone to
stock raisers. Printing done in The best
style apd .. ordinary paying prices.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

Coop UNpERsrANDiNo.-.AoRIlsoN b
DsLAcY, late Of DEBORAH. have opened .
No. Boot + Shoe establishment at
Lansing. We hope they win secure I'll the
trade Of THAR ssetion. i've happy, ais q
about 100 and 60 to Heaven.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

SHooT.SG ArfRAY.-The Cedar Falls
Gazette says J. j. Cavanaugh, X. X. agent
at that place walked up to Thos. Walkup,
. Appointment citizen, lcveled = revolver at
bis breast and ared-by some means the
muzzle Of the revolver was lowered, the
ball taking effect in the foot Of Walkup.
The ARRAY grew out Of an alteration about
shipping dour. Mr.. G. was held to bail in
the sum Of $1,000.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

GREAT BARcAIKs-In order to make room
for fine stock of Ladies furnishing goods
which shall soon have in store, l have de-
termined to sell many very desirable and styl.
ish goods 1t cost, consisting in part of Bonnets
Hats, Plumes, Ribbons. Trimmings, Towers
&c, &c. Call and examine soon.
Mas. II. c. Soorr, Milliner.
McGregor, March 7th, 1865.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

GopEY.-We do not think "Godey" is
any better than all other magazines, but if
it can be excelled in beauty or taste, We
have not yet seen it. The elegance Of the
fashion plates; the interest that attaches
to the patterns for children's dresses the
taste displayed in the selection Of stories !;
the good humor Of the editor, LOUIS A.
GoDEr himself, renders the Book treasure
to every lady who knows what . Magazine
is.
We send for Cooley If the money is
handed Us.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

A BALL.-On the 18th of March, the
day Of Ireland's patron saint, there will be
ball for benevolent purposes, at Evan 8
Hall. The notice was given US so late that
we have not space to write proper eulogy
on our namesake. Let US all attend where
Charity is the end.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

AEssRs. EDITORS TINES AT meeting
Of the friends of Rev. Isaac Newton on the
Sd inst, at National, donation was given
him OF two Hundred and ono Dollars and
twenty-five cents ($2ol ,35) in money and
thirty two Dollars in provisions.
N. A. KNIGHT.
National, March 4th, 1865.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

The priyateer Chickamauga WAS destroyed.
above Wilmington. by her crew.
Gurrillss are very troublesome in the vacin.
ity Of Memphis.
Gen. Singleton is Ut the rebel capital but the
nature OF bis mission is not publicly known.
A heavy rebel force is reported in East Tenn.
and it is said that large body Of Lees army
will soon arrive in Kentucky.
Grant is massing heavily on his left. and the
rebels expect desperate battle as soon - the
roads shall be in good condition
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08
Iowa Orphans Fund.

49, $3.50 -
Iowa 0rphan's Fund.
Last week we published an article on this
subject. This week John Hsgerty tells vi
about It. Before US is letter from Rev
P. P. ingalls,, detailing much Of what v,
have published before. We have no spac,
for Mr.. Ingalls, letter Here is the sub
stance
The 9th Cavalry passed resolutions com.
plimentary to Mr.. Ingalls,, signed by Col
Trumbull and 1t. Wayne as Pres. and
Sec'y. TSo hundred and ten life member.
ships were taken. Col. Trumbull, Capt.
Contal and Maj. Drummond are al spoken
Of very highly. The amount subscribed
was $7,259,5o. ~
The 81 battery gave $3,o2s in life
memberships Of $o5 each. The Goth
Regiment gave 1871 life Memberships at a
value Of $5,l65. The 40,h made up Isl
life memberships, and the regiment in all
subscribed $6,71e.
Where all did 50 well, we think it not
right TO designate the victors in contribu-
tons. Mr.. Ingalls,, in his letters from Little
Rock, Feb. 9th, (both the same date,) says:
"0f all the regiments which I have now
visited, the 9th Cavalry leads in the amount
subscribed Go. @. is the banner company"
Then again he says, in note "For both
papers," up to this date (Feb. 6.h) the
10th Regiment is the banner regiment in
contributing to this sacred cause" -. p.
Mr.. I. doubtless did not mesn to date
these statements on the same day, but he
should be more careful in writing 10 home
papers. Our army correspondents give
him great credit for noble exertion in
good cause. May he and the liberal donors
oil 90 to Heaven and enjoy the peace that
awaits the blessed. '.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

BooKs.-If you want Books, sentimental,
novelistic, comic, historic, scientific, reli.
gious or otherwise, drop line to Srnrck.
LAND 4 Co, Of Milwaukee. They have :
large stock Of al kinds and sell at the
lowest rates. A long acquaintance with
them authorizes us to write in this manner.
Religious works are in demand here, and
he or she who wants them can receive them
BY Express il they are ordered.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08
Business Notices.

Dusiness Notices.
Our space is 50 limited this week--tha
il to say We are so near Cup" at this mo
ment that it is impossible to write ienKthily
on any subject.
The readers of the TiAss will obliee u
BY noticing the New Advertisements sht
looking closely to the advantage offered b,
each.
PETERSON l. LARSON successors to W,
II. Hills & Co. y Of McGregor, tender thei,
regards and suggest good bargains to the
public.
SoRESsEs, PARKER & Co., Of the Nc.
Gregor Planning Mill, informs you where
you can obtain anything in the line Of
buildings from the draught of a house
to the erection Of it-from plain, pine
door to the finest moulding for parlors-
anything, no matter what, that is required
in the construction Of building. These
men are experienced in this business and
design making it permanent thing here
Read their Advertisement. carefully and
call on them. XIII. ........--. ...
II. c. Cn'Lps. Of the Chicago Bakery
will furnish, per order. . superior article
Of Crackers to North Iowa customers.
FRANCIS DRAKE. 11S South Water St.
Chicago, IL . reliable Commission Mer-
chant. In forwarding Produce to him you
may rely on prudent sales and prompt re-.
turns. rad -.
Isaac GREEsBAux, ~ Lake Street, is
engaged in the Stove, Tinware and Me.
chanic tools, Hardware trade. See his
Adv. and order your goods of him.
CHAs. B. BRowS 4 Co., Dealers in Iron,
Steel, Nails, Blacksmith's goods, Wagon
materials, &C., &C., offer to trade with
North Iowa men on terms that will suit.
This Arm is As solid as granite and no
doubt need bs entertained Of their ability
to gil al orders in a satisfactory manner.
A sufferer from Dyspepsia, Colds or in.
cipient Consumption will improve his
health and probably save his life BY attend.
ing to the large and interesting Adv. Of
g. G. Clark L Co.. in this issue. Many
remedies are offered for these killing dis.
eases, but universal report favors tho use
Of Co.'s Medicine. DR.. j. l.. Lyon Of
Connecticut, Is an important character in
this Advertisement. ".s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

TnE OUrslDE.-Poctry, BY McGregor
"chiel" who don't like mean men. Fun;
Oil; First Funeral Of the 27th Iowa !;
Petroleum; An admirable letter from Gen.
Sherman How to get . wife Interesting
Oil letter from Frank B. Wilkie, now Of the
Chicago Times corps, late Army Correspcr.
dent Of the N. Y. Times and previously
local Of tho Dubuque Herald; Who Is 4
Master Mason? The Stag and the Fawn,
or Pretense %. Action; Miscellany.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08
ID I Re -

ID E IJs
At PsyettA Iowa Feb. llth. agsd two years and two
months Of Typhoid sver Carrie Lee, daughter Of Capt
J. D. and Lucy Gray.
In Farmessburg Township, Clayton Co., March sth.
Mrs. Nancy. wife Of A. veach aged about - years.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

New FnA-L. j. Strouse e. Co. are the
successors Of A. II. Strouse in the Clothing
Business. The new SraousEs are young. active
men; very pleasant in address and reasonable
in prices Of goods. L. j.. is now in New York
selecting . Spring stock that will probably
eclipse anything Of the kind ever brought 70
this city. A. H. IS in the wholesale trade in
N. Y. city.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08
NJ ARRYED,

At parsonage Hardin, March Sd, by Rev. Mr. Young,
siding in Franklin Township, Allamakes Co, Iowa.
At the residence Of Mr.. John Minsrt, Postvills BY
Rev Mr.. Young, on Tuesday, Feb 23th Mr.. David NJ.
Minert 10 Mrs. Mary Z. Cheadie.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

OssIAs.-This town is pretty we'll Nc
Gregorized. Geo. Clinton (son of the
Deacon) who was here on Monday, says
there are few Wisconsin boys at Ossian
to make up the assortment. T. w. BRyDcEs
spent few days here last week. Tommy
is engaged in grain purchasing and in the
shipment to this or any other point of all
market produce used in families, such as
butter, eggs, poultry, DC, &c. Persons
wanting fresh table supplies will do well 10
send their orders to Bridges: he will do
everything as promptly As though you were
standing BY his side.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

OLD SErrLERs.-Ths 'old settlers Of
Winona, Mimi, had spree lately. By
"spree" We do not mean they got tight,
but that they had glorious re union, q
gathering Of warm hearts. We read the
account Of II, ~ published in the Rsps5li-
ess. With great pleasure. Why can't
Clsytoo Co. have season Of the same
kind?
THE KoHIHoos. This ce.ebrased Asiatic
diamond has graoed the crowned head Of
moro than one primes In Europe, but to
those who are not vain Of their position in
life, We would ssy that HUsSAsD 4 Co. Of
NcGssgor, can furnish, st reasonable prices,
some Of the finest jswelry and vstehSs now
on sale In the United Ststs& Hnbblsd
has Pianos, Aslodsons and 81 other Hsaieal
instruments for sale.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

"Hoss."-The Winnisheik House, in
charge Of J. W. Sleeper, is getting to be
aristocrasic. We sec by = statement Of
Bro. Bailey, in the Republic, that the hor-
SEES Of Sleepier's are stabbed in the second
story Of his barn. Isn't this rather high.
i'osss 'Ha"as-u,rue TUT q su,au rownv
Our McGregor folks are troubled. WHITE
of the DEBORAH, and J. W. of the W;nns
shisk are both popular, and when our boys
60 to that place they don't know where to
put up. We are told that some Of them
actually stay all night at Aliens or Fred.
Wagner's and sing songs Of praise to both
houses We recommend that they sleep
with Sleepier, eat with White and pay full
bills Ut both placer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

CuAScE.-The late store Of E. p.
CLARKE, now spreads to the breeze the flag
Of E. P. CLARKE 4 Co. The new firm is
composed Of E. P. Clarke. Frank B. Rich,
and ALL Wingate. E. P. was pretty
good man by himself, but with such aids
as FRANK and ALI. what can he not do in
the way Of selling Tobaccos, Cigars, No.
tons, &C., &c! If you want to see a.
fine stock Of goods rs your eyes ever
took in-go to the store Of e. P. G. L Co.,
and ask either of the accommodating pro
prietors for HAVANA Cigar.
We learn that Mr.. Clarke will also be.
come identified with leading Wholesale
Tobacco house of Chicago, in Nav NEXT.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08

RELlaIox.-The revival excitement still
continues. On Sabbath last A. persons
were taken into the Congregational Church,
Rev. s. P. SLOAN, Pastor. The Baplists,
we understand, are expecting to immerse =
large number on Sabbath evening. The
Methodists accessions are not reported to
US. We heard Presiding Elder GOULD
preach sound doctrinal sermon on Sunday
evening last, and we would judge that that
church is also awake on the revival ques-
ton. Our exchanges credit the NJ. E..
Church with more success than all others.
There is a general time Of turning to
sacred things" and, in common with all
mortality, We hope the world will be better.
ed by the movements .r
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-08
Caty Election.

Csty Election
This interesting event came of on Mo,
day. We don't want to say much .bou.
I'll Mayor LErylscwELL was re elected over
G. 8. c Scorr BY majority Of IA, And
sais N Dem. City, good for 100 majority,
Inc whole ticket Of the Republican party
vas triumphantly elected. We could write
iour columns about this, but we don't feel
IKE It; it would not be interesting to out.
s'oers and here we know all about it. In
the lst Ward J. L. Liebhardt and B. H
Lsmpson beat A. J. Jordan and Jno. Morris
ior Trustees. In the I'd, Newell and French
peat Barron and Aber. In the Sd, Bur.
hnssme and Kramer beat Andres and
Stauer. In the 4,h. Shaw and Richard.
beat D. OBrien and Crist. Kerz,n.n beat
Heck for Marshal; Obey Hulverson beat
WI. kinnaird for Treasurer Levi Lob.
dell beat N. O'Bricn for Assessor: Undo.
graf beat stoueman for City Attorney. If
there arc any more beats We arc NOT
posted.
we do not know il our opponents will
claim this as Republican victory 0: not
The Mayor elect ran on an "anti-churchn
ISSUE. The Saloon men (n.arly all Demo.
'erafs) were told that, AZ in EIkader. All
their shops would be closed in case Scorr
the Democratic candidate, vas elected =
Mr. seott Is : prominent member Of the
Methodist Church. and his religious posi-.
ton gave speed to this report. The election
wss carried in seery seard and in the cit,
in general. on the question Church ser,u,
Whisky" Several prominent Republican,
(including Col Sam. Merrill Of the Bank,
voted against Lefingwell, but more demo
Gratis voted against Sco7r because OF tn,
report that he was opposed to Saloons
Scott is just as near . mind. your own
business man As can be found; consistan
sscnlerancs man and socially . universe
ifsSesite. LEsr. is also favorite, with NJ
speGd Srejudices against human weakness
Next .slssk we may publish some Of tn
detaiis pctAejnjng to this extraordinary an.
sDirifkd elast;nn
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concern. Tobias intends opening Cloth
ing House on his own account. :. I. In the
ice accident between here and Clayton,
mentioned last week. John Grinnell saved
Alex. Folcomsr Of Clayton, by hazarding
bis own life! Just what we would expect
Of JouS. -. Durham, Of the McGregor
House, has sold out; he behaves nov like
4 private individual. Capt Bob Freeman
is taking large share Of custom at the
American. Albert Freeman and lady have
recently arrived at McGregor and with the
aid Of Fallowdown e. Billy" for short the
pioneer House is full Of guests. Sol.
Hudson Of GAINESVILLE and host Of the r.
r. House at Pr. du Chen, was over here
last week. He is zone Of them" We do
not wonder that Sol. is popular; free and
easy, full Of humor, liberal Is first class
oil we'll, he cannot fail to win. How are
you Solomon 81, Tom Anterior has start
ed a good-looking weekly at Mitchell. in
this State. 1t is neatly printed and locally
very interesting; this is more than we can
say Of two-thirds Of our exchanges. Go
on THOMAS! Make poor man Of yourself
BY putting other people and then retire to
the enjoyment Of what you oncs antioipat-
cd. ;. We saw one Of the most incorrigi.
bic of our McGregor bachelors on the
street tbs other evening, with young
lady accompaniment on each side Of him.
There are weddings ahead - sure as you
live. When the toughest one Of the single
lot surrenders the whole squad Of panta.
looned obstinates will soon be captured.
Two dollars to one that there is McGreg.
or wedding inside Of ten days! Who
takes!
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A EuIA.GG GF IKE WAR.
Scenes and Adventures Of the Great
Struggle il Virginia.

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Before this hat was made,
King George was on the throne,
Our Fathers all were rebels then,
md fought with Washington;
The Tories cheered for old King George
The Revolution through:
And bragged about their loyalty,
Ere this old hat was new.
When this old hat wa2 new,
Tie sons OF that base crowd
Revived tic cry Of Loyalty"
And beloved il aloud;
The Government! our Fathers made
For them would never 10;
And tAey have torn its bulwarks down
Since this old hat was new.
When this oil hat vas new,
There WIS no Public Debt.
No greenbacks took the place Of gold,
No millionaire had yet
His pile Of Sevcn-T hirtics made,
On which no tax was DUE
But each man fairly paid his tax,
When this old hat was new.
When this oil hat was new,
Elections sill were free,
And every man was thought to have
A ri glt Of liberty,
Arrests were made by course Of law,
Trials were speedy too,
And Seward rang no little bell,
When this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new,
This land was in its prime,
Niscegenation was untauSht,
In all this happy cline;
And white folks were thought as coed
"a :Iabo, uff CT sue;
Bat things have sadly changed about
Since this old hat was new.
When this old hit vas new.
The poor white man wys free,
And every year bran new boy
Could iadlle on igkuce;
But now Tor every child he has,
He ; taxed TIL all is blue;
Bat things, tell you, we're not 50
When this oil hat was new.
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W, and such means lie used 10 max
sis escape. The narrative may appear
romantic, BIZ. assure the reader that 1t is
literally true.