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Tho s9''ndId februaTy uumb'r nov r,llt, c.u nrs-
the mos hrilIisnt aud On 'ItAurg rnyoitit. feli-
allie f. shious ami literary Gems eyer combined ~ ONE
NsaHlne, uuivorGly acs nov l,rpl tho model pas to
hG'nEine NJ America. sold ,ver. here Dol ,t q, Z
10 sec The mlguitre't frhrHrI. lrHhcr. s.ltndiu
premiums Tor ycq' sui rcfllOrH ~ A Single 90 &C..
u.n n Nrv \ oTt. 1ts
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Too Late fOr Classification.

Now ~ YOUR TIME MEN-2Gl7 FOR |
NycGr, You can have yuIr choice OF tos auts .lsn
o. irv good men wanted for choke ro,ltnant Men,
ou cannot do as we'll by stopping at home. You
hagN 'our board, clothing, medical Attendancc md
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h.lt.l.N, ioa Canal It. go
OPERATORS WANTED on CAVALRY
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WANTED OPERATORS. FTNISliERS,
" buttou-uo.r lu .E'i. and uaste TOR innltsr =
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SEEJg'asSNGE.

II H. Is ~ AND UPWARDS or
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hO,al Bsuk Of iceland,
lor sNe by
'o' WELLS, FARGO GCr
DA>>hGE FROM AND TO LEIETOOL
and i,aaon b, .ac Ola Bs.a q. N.g..-!o.
llVclPr'I, the l.trnLI To, 90 ..l t' trH.r,t..
tor loui1u, iI lGkk TUWN p1 t.r .r.H q .rt.rs..
For pa Sate ap3,5 to WllLlA3% 81 ul lDa, :. .t t.tJu
w. 1903
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- rupl.-N ~ ,lhlA, tni.s lru i.h rF. ~ SD -
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hrDmes ecatbrc' I" M thN inetAhc~
v'-cinAtion Ia, II ornsS the only sSegus-
Aansi this mosi lo,'hr"r1o and dangerous nals-
~. aud al who have not been vScinsed within
reasnlah' louEth u time VII do well N s'ail
t.ou Hrl7es 4 H. Chlhren particularly those at
rrdp2 "ho"i' 'nghi oy al means 70 IL 'S'ci-
H'i@I. Inc hichlAhoe Al msny "' the puo"o
mo ~ ""' ''on 0'h'"erAo'y o'nln''~i N'N''n
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places
lhE "FATHFE'-fr''srday was clear
no day, and So warm that m many instances
,ycrcoats were eut,,clv RI sps,,scd With p,o,,o
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i""'' p.N'o'' anu
'he Centhl Par, Jon = Wood, aui o,het resorts
,ro,,pd tho cite had ,pcir vis,,o-, f, .l,,1.r..
a,
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'raw' ftat'n; wa participated IN by thousands.
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FO5s ~AlE ANgb 40 LRT.

Cu.NAR STORE FOR SALF-A NICE 1
- -'Y.r -.u.e ant dwelling, hes water and csr
store .. r-7C8 N billiard and laser bier aloon;
uW .Hr .4 t' ItmtuiE. VIII pay 1. por cent on
l.'Hti.eN.. otuIt'f n I4satCthp Ncy jersey.
49, be- fc ruH hrr o: cheap lots ~ klizGiethpo
l'sttr g''' ia'" '.'e trrma. For particulars in.
ihir 10. f g.. Ni..L.,t.. l5J fe'fi tD Ntw ork 40
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hH.''s and lols 100 A-ho-e, Nc,tci ester Co.. sftu-
arc. Ht ne So ave or Nt.ol oal -nd n horse rail.
,o'I l'1 w.Hy,os Nt.. nom the Harlem bridge. win
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a.. tre...u- l1 nn Buut n Brooklyn, tteuu
igf '1 per c.ug Only hve minutes from Hsuion
tot', Arpy 20 r. Il. KkLLOTG, Q Peal At,
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q" WV F''"' ttd b, stores, post once, &C; vol
'..' ~ '.icc io", Huc very cr.y intm. tN'Ouid
- i.-.e. J. ID. HATCH, 3,5 smith avenue, "a
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500. Eo.t.lclr Cir ll.L igJt; rro oe ste
tN.Ni ..r.D. H4I .h tu0IEct, iDa4Ou II, e2U1
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house no tlru, we'll ot kooi water. nile Go depot
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Afnienon which hsd fsilsn upon her. Ans<S~, n
could hardly be called, fr tho chiId hsc1lr ~, n
soch per .hndhess bad oo,ns on % gr..inapy.
condition and tend>a from her very tnt.nry ~.
Snih Snih nsd bScume quier and tboughnuL caring
Ne IT hc rrorh attractive to her s,ye-ss n VIZ
iorean s1oWing cf how soon ne was 70 BE- de-
PNei OF them. g uibo and subduoi die y.~ A
% ,Ano hor hepless condition. II scernol a. n He
Nno knew ho~ depcnd-nt her whole life must D.
~ un zoe auccnon u uthers had endowed hor WITH
bat irreF stihle teauty which y,i,s lov, .nd A..
meek spirit which preserves v.
tTo B, eonfInuadl
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LiI-.NE To LIT-El,RNlTTRE FOR Sale.
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MARINE NEWS.


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n.l..sNe,NAa. NNlLNa,A.

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IF The PERSON WHO TOOK A COAT
lioll hoA-c ~ ''-""nrlch IT, viii return the pg-
N"ir n}N' no WI! receive the r'rateul thanks Of The
ave t"tfh -
MOI !lE-NY WEE, JOHANEAH COZ
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cause os p-rvgcit On, e0d lt.!. aot p4y an, detts
contracted hv Ter. JtHN tD''EN, ; uaSue st.l54
$40 REWARD-IF THE CARMAN WHO
Of Nov. Ia L and took trunk from Their 10 223o
lHHefy, WI call ~ 70 beicrr't he viii receive The
shove reward. 25l
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21
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Guarantee u S'Hrc Ian Every
zEiotsssCc.

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prietors
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
kJsRINER RAILROAD


Or and after Monday Jsly oath, s65 and until fur
Their notice Passenger Trains viii leave and arrive
. foil
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| illcox & II ibis
SILENT '1

Will STITCH. HEK, FELL, TUCK, COhD
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HFCLLf. 1t will, with the FINEST needle and
thread, run from perfect work the finest Nainsvok
over the heaviest beaver cloth and cowhde, with NO
change of needle, thread or tension. 1t will use
coarse cotton, hnen silk and twsne. IL runs easier,
faster and stier than any other machine. IL forms
nat, even and elastic cam, differing from every
other stitch, each loop being TWISTED by means of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21
RAILROAD LINE. p,
IN ANN ONIY REIIaRJE ROuTr rAs

RA1LROAD LIN f..
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Pom Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving Burlingt the 600 A. II.
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Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Evcpingtrains. Both trains connect with
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and TT Wayne X via FtWayns, of which passen.
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Only twenty hours from BurIin gton te Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead of any otheIroutelsavipg Bur
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Baggage checked nrou Oh to Detroit agara Fall
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Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Tcketsfor this great Easter ghfar fol ale
at Ottumwa Fairfield, MI Pleasant and at the Tick
ct Office corner Front nd Watersheds, Burlington.
Sleeping Cars attached TO the Nighttrains.
Fare allow as by any othsrrsnte.
RFHoSFORD,
Dee is. 81. G"H'AgtC. d. Il q. RIB
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-21
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11

The Boston Transcript publishes the follow.
ing letter from Yankee Mormon who pro-
poses to relieve Massachusetts, Of the excess Of
women over men in the Commonwe ealth Of
which Gov. Andrew complained in his late mes.
sage: @-9.
"Paovo CITY, UTAH Co., UTAH TFRslroRY,l
March the Goth. 1865.
"'Dear Sir: l noticed in the telegraph of
March the Goth that your Excellency in your
Message tells the Legislator of Massachusetts
that there is in that State surplus Of nearly
49, 900 Women ;-above the age Of fifteen
years and you recommend that they be sent
towards the Setting Sun to pick up husbands !;
that is right.
"'Yoa will please Send me ivc or Six ship
loads By the way Of Panama :-and up the
Coast OF the Pacific; through the Gulf OF Cali
fornia to Gallo landing on the Rio Colorado:
we will meet them there with our teams and
wagons and bring them here Ito land of
peace land of plenty-where the people are
OF one heart and one mind and they Shall
have Good husbands.
"'But, Sir, Remember, that We want none
but the honest in heart:-those that are strictly '
| virtuous and industrious. Please Send US few
Ship loads Of those with their little ones and
we will make them happy for here is Zon in
| the Mountains.
al have the same Number of Sons tina,
father Jacob had ten of them wants wives
now, and the other two will want Soon. Thi,
from yankee Exilcd from his home and the
| t0oms Of his fathefs:-to wander in the Wild
| erness.
"'To his Excellency Gov. And drews.'"
The Transcript 0mits to indicate the dccis
ion at which his excelency the Governor ar
rived
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11

One of the city colporters Of Cincinnati some
time ago, when engaged in distributing tracts
among the poor benighted ones about the town,
met with an amusing incident Coming to
disolated building Of humble pretensions, he
opened the door without the ceremony of
knocking. saying: "Will you accept a tract
Of the Holy Land 7" meaning the tour pages
Of the letter. press he had in his hand. The
man Of the house instantly replied "Yes, be
jabers. whole section. If you give good title;
but Id like to know If there bs much fever,n
'ague there to bother : poor devil I" The col
porter retreated.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11

An engineer tells the following story of ives.
tern life: We had been busy during the day,
running line through dense piece Of wood.
land. An old woman gazed on Us for some
time in silence. We all saw she wanted to en-
ter into conversation, aud none, with the ex
ception Of myself, wished to crafty her. l
soon commenced dialogue with her on various
subjects and things, and, as matter Of course
put my best foot forward. Struck with my
language, she exclaimed in tone quite fiat
teriag to my vanity, LA, how learned you
are ~ But the compliment received death
blow. If ! was as high learned as YOU" con
tinued she, >, Id quit engincerin', and 60 to
keepin' little grocery
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11

Henery D. Thoreau. in bis volume en-
titled "Cape Co9," mentions quite unique
fashion of paying ministers salary down
in Eastman, in the oldea time. He says:
ut appears that they very early builta
small meeting hosse, twenty feet square,
With thatched roof through which they
might fire their muskets-of course at the
devil. In 1862 the town agreed that part
Of every whale cast on shore, be approori-
ated for the support Of the ministry. no
doubt there seemed to be some .propriety
in thus leaving the support Of the minis
ters to Providence, whose servants they
are, and who alone rules the STERN; for.
when few whales were cast up, they might
suspect that their worship was not accept.
able. The ministers must have set upon
the cliffs in every storm and watched the
shore with anxiety. And for my part.
(adds Mr.. IT, if were minister, would
rather trust to the bowels Of the billows,
on the back side Of Cape Cod, to cast upra
whale for me, than to the generosity OF
many country parish that know"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11

The N. Y. Independent whiningly asks: rs
''Is nst the negro man aud = brother I"
TO which Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal,
spiritedly replies:
''He may be. your brother or half brother,
but he h no relation of ours"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11

TIE Indian names which designate 50
many Of our naval vessels are the subject
Of many transformations by Jack, for
sailors are not fond Of long words. He
calls the Wissahickon the "Widow Hig.
gins" The Miantonoms has been chris
tened by the same authority, ,i.ssMy-aunk
knows no man."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11


Coon TAsrE-Good taste is the luminous
shadow OF all virtues. 1t is social discretion
y is intellectual kindness-it is external modes.
y and propriety-it is apparent unsel6shne 8.
i wounds no teelngs-it infringes on no deco
rnms-it respects all scruples. A man thus
gifted, even though he be not wit, spreads
genial influence about him, from the trust he
Inspires. The stiff man can unbend, the cold
nan thaw, the fastidious can reposc on him -
No one is committed to more than he chooses
-nO ungenerous use is made of an unusual or
transient impulse. Good taste is practical
though not deep knowledge of character-it is
PERCEPTION of the distinctive points of life where
had taste perpetuates differences and necessi.
ttes separations. And yet We by no means
wish to make good taste a synonym either for
virtue or intellect; it is rather that quality which
stts of both at their best 1t is an affair, in
some degree, Of social training-itis is one aspect
Of knowledge Of the world Those who are
little in general society-who confine them.
selves to family interposition, whatever the in
tellecr or moral prstensions of that ciique-are
almost sure to fail in it in new scenes.
An persons of single idea, engrossed by one
object, are perpetually infringing on the rules
OF good taste. If they are religious, they are
praghatical and intolerant regardless Of sensi.
OsNssvo' ~ otC uSCIdls kucy uO JNclC WOrk
with unnecessary fuss. II they are learned, or
deep,'or clever. they make these gifts unpopu.
lar. II they are grave, they are . check and
restraint. They fail in every social crisis
in every difficulty they take the wrong way
They are forward when they ought to be retir-
ing. There is no knowing where such people
are-to what length an emergency or excited
spirits will drive them. 1t is the cause of half
the seeming Injustice of society.
The man Of bad taste cannot comprehend why
things are not tolerated in him which are allow
ed in others. He is the last to see that the
presence or absence of correct taste makes
the same practice or amusement agreeable or
disagreeable, without taking the manner of do.
ing it into consideration. He is, therefore.
forever grumbling at the inconsistencies and
partialities Of mankind. The fact is, every
hinge with some people CRATES and creakr. at
each turn, jarriDg on sensitive nerves; while
good taste is the oil which keeps the machinery
Of society. with the least wear and tear, noise
lessly and profitably at work.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11
Freeman's Express!

NfAKEs regular trips between the Depot at North
M McGregor and the doors of each business house in
the city; is Safe, Speedy and Prompt Line through
which to ship to and from railroads. restdences stores
shops, &c, &c.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11
senator Doolitsle at Mtlwaukcs.

Referring to recent interview between
himself and president johnson, senate.
Doolittle said: s. .r.-..- IT
He (Mr. Johnson) was decidedly Of tbs
opinion that if he as president Of the Unit
ed States, in the present condition of the
prejudices-almost hatred, if you please
existing between the two races-if he were
to insist that suffrage should be graated to
the negro population there as condition
precedent to their being recognized Al
states in the Union, it would produce actual
war between the blacks and the whites.
Mr.. johnson has lived there all his life. He
has been governor Of Tennessee and be
knows what he talks about. 1a
GEN. GRANT. sHet Z
Senator DoOlittle continued -..gs.f;57
But will not stop here. This is too &C.
rious for men with fippant tongues to pass
over as If there was nothing in it. The,
other day when general Grant was here,
while spending several hours with him in
free conversation upon this subject, he ex-
pressed to me his opinion. Said l, general
Grant, l never quote private conversations
without permission. Am permitted to state
what you now state? He said, "certain,y,
there is no concealment on my part" and
=
considerable portion Of the troubles botween
the whites and the blacks was en- account
Of this unwse attempt to force negro sufl
frage in these states. He said further, that
II the federal government were to attempt
to do it, it would undoubtedly produce war
between the two races there.
GEN. SHERMAN.
AS to Gen. Sherman's opinions on this
question, senator Doolittle said: ~. u e9"
How does it seem for some of your young
men-young men who have never been
there in their lives, and who know nothing
about it, some editor Of newspaper, for
instance, in view Of authority like this, to
say that it means nothing? When stand
up before the people and seek to save the
lives of these poor down trodden colored
men whom their mistaken zeal and false
philanthrophy, their blinded fana,icism
would hurry into their graves by hundreds
and thousands perhaps. (Applause.) And
there is another thing, fellow citizens-that
great captain who was this day in the city,
and who desired much to be present hero
this evening. whose friends telegraphed ia,
Chicago to detain the boat that he might
come here. but were unable to do so--that
great captain, who at the head Of his con-
quering legions, swept ihrough the very
heart OF the rebellion-who has lived in
louisiana, and was teaching school therv
at the time the rebellion broke out-he-
too. in conversation with me at Madison
delivered precisely the opinion of General
Grant, and gave me the same permissioH
to speak of it. .l.,s.;T
The senator's own opinion on the SUBJ
ject Is comprehended in the following par
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