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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-03

CHANGE. Doctor j. s. GREEN, q long.
time resident of Hardin. removed to Post.
vile. The Doctor won graduating honors
It Csstleton Medical College in 1853 and
At the Medical College Of New York city
In 1864. His practice in Northern Iowa be.
gan in 1866 and success has almost always
crowned his efforts to relieve the afflicted.
Call on him If you are in trouble.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-03

DR.. FERRARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, who is now permanently located
in Davenport, lows, where for the last year
he has performed some Of the most wonde-.
full cures ever performed in the west, will
be At the American House. McGregor, on
Tuesday, May 9th, 1885, and remain one
week. Let the afflicted give him call.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-03

STRANGE 1T is said that Greely's son,
now in the army at New Orleans does not
participate his fathers sentiments on the
colored elevation question. He is repre-
scented as roughly violent against the whole
business.
We neither know nor care.
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CHICAGO, III. April LIST, 1865.

'-..''. CHICAGO, Ill. April LIST, 1865.
The agency heretofore held by r. Hub.
bard 4 Co., of McGregor, Iowa, for the
Celebrated S. D. 4 H. w. Smiths Ameri.
can Oogans, I have this day Withdrawn
and transferred over to Mrs. H. G. Scott.
Mrs. S. is now sole Agent for Northern
Iowa, and Southern Minnesota. and any
one wishing to purchase, can obtain them
OF her at Chicago, or factory prices, and
save time and freights .1ra.'.g
.,-r ''..,. 's-#g. 90 w. W. KIxBALL.
4w446 N. w. Agent Chicago.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-03

Koss' Lor1ERY.-This affair came of
satisfactory to those concerned, at Wash's
Place on Saturday night. A committee,
consisting Of ]. g, Beedy, NJ. Thompson,
T. ". Wood, Horace Baker, VIM. Fox,
Fred. Hanke and A. P. Richardson, were
appointed to prepare the tickets and settle
the plan Of drawing. An adjournment Of
an hour At the TINES Office prepared them
for business. The Committee reported Al
Wash's Place, two blind folded boys were
selected, to draw the tickets from one bat
and the preJts from another. The result OIL
fha 4 ra x.rinn sraa a. follaure.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-03

LARGE SrocK. Wheeler is in receipt of
a very choice stock of Boots and Shoes
suitable for the spring and summer. He
offers them at low prices.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-03

No SPECIAL INvITATIos.-We are re-
quested, by the Committee, to state that
there are no special invitations to the
Great Opening Ball at Illusions on
Thursday nigh. AAere invited who en-
joy social pleasure and the charms Of the
dance. = Es's : &s6 @'E'ts4sf ss@""
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-03

1t0m the 6o41s s.s. as-#"
MOBILE, ALA, April IL, 1865.
Col. II hasten to inform you that
Babylon has fallen" The city surrender
ed this morning at o'clock the advance
Of the troops reached the town at IL o'clock.
Everything is as quiet as could be expected
under the exciting time. The troops are
behaving with credit to the name OF
soldiers, and will rebound to their future
good record. There seems to be . general
rejoicing among the citizens, and the fight
ing quality Of the Yankee is much, I'D.
uiied. E4@ E9 E8Es
l will write as soon as wo can settle
down. a@ @ Yours, Dtaase r
2Ht@ !. " 1SgsIISE McK,sx,E.
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COMMERCIAL.
TINS OHrIcI, Tuesday, May "a

TINES OFrlcz, Tuesday, May 2-P.M.
River falling but still high. Weather fair. Ground
wet and roads muddy Seeding going on as farmers
can catch it, Not much change in market. Gold
ranges from sl4i@sl,4e. Tho apparent close of tho
rebellion unsettles everything. SEQ Benton Bros
Co.'S report for particulars.
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For Sale

PLEASANTLY SITUATED DWELLING HOUSE
n on Ann Street, east of the Brick School House,
will be sold at FAIR FIGURES. For information on
Quire at this office. 2m443
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MAR RIED.

Wednesday, April 5th, 1865, at the resdcnce Of the
brides sister, in Mendon, N. r., by Rev. e. B. Van
Auken of Honeoye Falls Albert j. GLASS; of McGregor
Iowa. to Miss ALKALINE B. PRossER Of Lansing, Michi-
gan. "..H
In Howard, Howard Co., Iowa. March %, 1865, by J.
H. Boggess, Esq. Mr. JOHN BARAER and Miss kitty
TAYLOR, both late Of Fort Atkinson, Wis.
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WALKER HOUSE,
Corner East Water |
and Mason Ss- m1lW 0OkCes
"a H. A. CHASE, Proprietor
Wanted !!

A HOME for an Active Boy under IL years of age
"A with some farmer who would be willing to clothe
him this and next winter for his services En-
quire at the TINES ONCE 444
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DANIELS, HAYWOOD co. invite attention I.
their large stock Of Boots and Shoes. 4. q. s. r
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BRUSHING UP.-The American House, N
the hands Of the Freeman Bros, is crowded
nightly from basement to the top Of the
bluff. Every attention is paid to guests
and under the wide superintendent
of Mr.. Fallowdown ("Billy," for short,) no
traveller ever misses steamer or train.
We notice that tho Frcemans still continue
to improve the American by papering, re.
arranging rooms nd in various ways adding
to the convenience and comfort of those
who call on them. .. ~ ..-ar...
The Flanders House is meriting and re.
cciving . largo business. G. II. is one Of
the best working landlords in the world
nothing escapes his attention. The r. R.
and steamboat buses to this house arc
generally we'll filled. The House is new
and we'll kept.
Capt. Gibson, Of the Broad Gauge, has
rs.clothed his tables, and lovers OF the cue
can find al the scientif: amusement they
want in the billiard line. .
Tim. Hopkins has re.papersd the St.
Nicholas, and the general over.hauling hs
has given that resort Of sportsmen adds
materially to the pleasure Of q session a,
Tins festive board. . .-.. ~
New signs are being put up, house.
moved, lots we'll fenced, painting is fashion
able and general, houses, for sale and rent
are in demand, and everything indicates
confidence in the future Of our fused up
city. As Johnny Dillon says in the play
"Oh wait till while ago - Mud and
low prices Of produce have helped the
croakers against our town, but when the
roads are good and business settles down
to the basis Of $50 or less for gold, Nc.
Gregor will DO herself again. A friend
asks US, "If man can't live at McGregor,
where will he 90 tor
Stick to your business and trust in
energy. I'D -... ..-
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ID / II ID .

In Newburne N. c., on 23d March, rs. Of intermit
fever CHAsN BISHOP, private Of the 18th Iowa Infant
aged q years
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'f OUR STOCK OF
Seasonable Clothing,
' AND PIECE GOODS.
GENTlEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Wanted!

VTNO SELL TEN ACRES OF GOOD LAND with =
i good oak-rsl fence around It, comfortable house
aud barn. spring Of pure wateI,S acres broke and
acres Of good woodland situated on the Snapsh Grant
and only one mile from McGregor. Enquire OF eva
AL MARGARET ANN VNOLLANp.
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Adventures Of Three Friends.

Adventures Of Three Friends.
Three friends Dick, George and Ben, by name,
From rural districts lately came.
The city sights to view;
But before promenading round
They being genteel lads, felt bound
To be all clothed anew!
To prove their shrewdness, twas agreed
That each by himself proceed
Thus to renew his shell;
And when the busy day was past,
All at their lodgings met at last,
Their varied luck to tell
Dick came in late. and crying "Phewy
Himself into a chair he threw,
"All day upon the go
I've searched each distant clothes store through;
Until bewiidered quite grew,
And what I've bought scarce do know"
Says George, "More simple was my case,
bought my clothes at tho first place
] came to, In my route,
Then put them on, and forth went,
But soon my rashness did repent
You see this-burSted outp
Ben spoke, "rve passed cheerful day,
Sightseeing clad in spruce array;
Which perfect now you view:
This morn did not hesitate,
But unto ABRM KOHN weut straight,
And 80 henceforth should you'll"
b tt OUR STOCK OF
Seasonable Clothing,
AND PIECE GOODS,
Ia full and complete. Our purchases having beer
made lately and mostly since the heavy decline IL
prices, and the balance Of stock having been re
duced present values. Our customers may rely upor
receiving the full benefit of the decline and purchasing
at lower prices than the lowest offered elsewhere OuI
stock includes the finest class Of Goods made in thu
best manner possible In
GENTlEMEN'S furnishing GOODS
CLOTHS AND CAssIMERES,
Our Stock il also complete All persons can be fttot
in garments equal in every respect, STYLE it, make
material to any made to order, and at much lowe
prices. An examination invited.
~ &&# Abrn1. KOlAn.
At Koss' Brick Block, Main Street.
- - - - McGRBGoR, IOWA.
aa Wan ted !!
VTyO SELL TEN ACRES OF GOOD LAND with
i good oak-rsil fence around it, comfortable hous
kAAA
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IN the exercises. mayor Ialnadge OF
Milwaukee, one Of the best Of men, Was re,
Gently the recipient Of q service OF plate
yqrih $500. TO 800. We thank JONI for
weopy Of bis Message to the Council and
beg TO assure him, that il our political no
tons do differ, there is mt ptats about GU,
house that he is not welcome to when hs
calls, and well manage to have roast bee
and potatoes on 1t too when We present it
Talmadgs ism. brick" but be is whol'
meeting house Of moral integrity and socia
worth. Why don't Wis. make him thei
Governor! JonS, il you want a private
secretary apply At the TInEs office. ii. A
II. Strouse, Esq, now Of New York, favor
US witha copy Of the Daily Herald fllee
with the interesting incidents attending tn.
transit Of Mr.. Lincoln's body through tina
city. No funeral demonstration in tn
world probably ever came up to it,.
MErwIs, (Curly) now at Richmond
writes as the best kind Of letter bit !
comes just too late for this issue. 1t vii
be in our next. We are also indebted I
him for papers which are very interesting
-. Freight cars loaded at Chicago an
Milwaukee are nov tug.ed to this city, an
the bulk Is here broken. Who says "
haven't : railroad!. ,. Major Drummon
and Capt. Ben. Contal, Of the ninth Cavalry
will start to Duyars Bluff TO day. Thes
two noble soldiers have been WELDON
guests with IN for q few weeks. Cspt
Ben. and the writer, with Jack Lennon
bad as nice time, one evening, IS mortal
usually indulge in. Oh! Benl Whel
will you return.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
STATES MAILS.

PoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIHoIoS CRY, Dec. is, 1854.
Proposals will be received at the Contract
once Of this Department until d. m. OF M arr CHI
90, iss6, ito DO decided BY April 49, for CON
Veying tho N ais OF the Omitted States in Ma
ryland and District OF Columbia, from July I,
schedule Of departures and arrivals herein
specified, being route established by act OF
Congress approved June DO, 1854.
No. SS2l. From Brookyiile, Nd, by oinsy, En-
stor, silver Spring, (sligo 2: oy)
and Brightwood, ID. g., 10 Wash.
times week.
From May 10 Decembsr l.
Leave Rockville daily, except Sunday, At $50
Arrive At Washington BY 1850 q. M;
Leave Washington daily, except sunday, at .
Arrive a. Rockville BY SPIN.
Prom DscsRbsr 10 MsyI.
Leave Rockville daily, except sunday, At 9
Arrive at Washington by liam.
Leave Warrington daily, except sunday, At
Arrive at BrOOEvills BY Gp.m.
For form Of proposal, guAEautee, and Ger.
tinsate, and laws, Instructions. ko, In Z, la
pamphlet advertisement OF this date, TO BE
seen at the ofileea OF BrookVille and Washing
ton, and At the Department.
w. DENNIsoN,
JA21.IawAw Postmaster General.
EREEDoM NATIONAL
THE EMANCIPATION PRoCLAMA
TON VINDICATEDI
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES, ISSUED JANUARY 1, 1850.
AND
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE u,
3. TO THE UNION CONVENTION
HOLDEN AT sPRINGPIELD,
(ILL.,l SEPT. =, lss5.
In Pamphlet Form, with Covers, OnieiaIly
Revised and Corrected.
For sAle 81 the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Priss-Tsn cent. per copy, II copies, o., %
mart al the unitAd kfaNaa -
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CURE GUARANTEED.

Or. 4. FIsHBLATT, Of No. AT Z strest, Ne
tween Eleventh an Twelfth streets, middle
OF toe block, can be consulted on Rheumatic
Affections, Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Chronic affections, A. we'll A. all diseases oil
imprudenee OF whatever character, and which
he engages to make immediate cure OF. From
his lengthy practice In the Science Of Med.
cinr, he 10 enabled to offer himself TO the pub
BILE Of afrofding speedy relief All cases oura.
bic will be guaranteed. He warrants q cure
without the use OF mercury or any other
dangerous medicines. Recent Gases cured In
two n three days
N. B. Letters AddresSsd,to Dr.. FIshblStt, Al
his ONCE, A1 II street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, will receive immediate Atten-
ton. Those At distance In the army can be
treated nv NATL. jany1-ti
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RAiLRoADB.
OFTTO1 BAITIMoRI AND ONO

n MAEkOA 0AAA LEVINE ANMNAN WIN
" RAILRoAD COMPANY,
WAsHrnafou, Daoembof 70, 1ool
On and sfter SUNDAY NIGHT Dee. %,
i8sl, Passenger Trains between Washingtoa
and S', 4SS;S III M :; EHS n ssllIT'
No. i,-BALTIMORE, WAY sTATI0N AND
HARRIsBuRe TRAM Leave Washington
ais .. N. Arrive 81 baltimore 500 .. N.
PHfi ExPREss-Issvs Wsshinston 10 !. n.
$50 D. m. No Baitimors Tickets SOLD
No. q = BALTIMORE AND wEsTERN
ping q way stations, eonneetiBg II Relay with
The Mall Train for the West, and feAshing
baltimore 1000 2. H.;
40; W.ISIS,o0 T1nK MAIL h;,,1 Tn = IA
!lnore I2,ts p. nj Philadelphia S11 p. mi New
10. S@RxIiTrnoRE TRAIN AND WAY
oonneoiinE ., Relay with frsderisk tran.
Arrive 81 baltimore Is d. m.
No.0-BALTIMORE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA RAIN-Leaye washington
train stops 81 Blsdensburg, Beltsviile, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only.
No. BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW
loop, m. Arrive Al New York 90 q. m. Mall.
and passengers BY this train connect with all
the early morning lines leaving New York for
the East, North and West. No Philadelphia
e limited IN capacity BY Government orders,
No. s.-BALIIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Lsaye Washington s.46 p. m. Arrive
No. O. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
and WESTERN TRAIN-Leave Washington
a. Tao p. M, stopping At Relay Hop.s for
for Grafton. Wheeling. Parker.burg, and all
points In the West. Reaches New York At
For Annapolis tho connections viii be made
with the slb .. m. and the and 4 20 .. m.
from Washington. No train to or from An.
H'p0n On 'S SUNDAY TRAINS.
gers on sunday are the 8 IS and Ills q. M,
and 90 p. IN. Tor Baltimore, and 100 p. m.
for Baltimore, PhiladelphiA, New York and
the West, and the. 500 p. m. for New York
FRoM BALTIMORE, the only trains on SUN
day ere Nos. . and 4, 81 40 q. M, and $50 q.
m, with the New York passengers and m 'ils,
Sleeping cars direct 70 New York on 100
ThrsuEh ticket. TO the West, A. well A. to
Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be had
At the Station Ticket once at all hours In
the day, a. we'll a. at new once In the Ameri-
can Telegraph Bui ding, Pennsy 1vAniA ave-
nue., between AZ and eth streets:
Baggage will Be checked at all hours-Also
for through points, TO save trouble and oonfu-
sion at the departure Of the trains.
For further Information, tickets OF every
kind, 49,, apply TO GeoiGs s. KoontE, Agent
ct Warrington, or at the Ticket Once:
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE,
delo-u General Ticket Agent.
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DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT or WAsHIEoToH,

WAsHINsToN,rD. O., Feb. %, 1885. y
Sealed proposals are invited By the under.
signed for supplying the United States GUAR.
term Aster's Department, At Washington, d,
G., baltimore, Md, Alexandria, aud Fortress
Monroe, Va, or either Of these places, with
Hay, Corn, Oats, and straw.
Bids win be received for the delivery OF
5000 bushels Of corn or oats and 20 tons Of hay
or straw, and upwards.
Bidders must state at which Of the above
named points they propose 10 make deliv-
deliveries thereAt, the quantity ofeGeh article
proposed to be delivered, the time when said
deliveries shall be commenced, and when 10
be completed.
The price must be written out in words on
Corn TO be put up In good stout sacks, OF
about two bushels each. Oats In like sacks,
Of about three bushels each. The sAcks to be
furnished without extra charge TO the Gov
ernment., The hay and straw TO DO securely
bAled.
Tho particular kind or description Of oats
corn, hay, or straw, pG opposed to be delivered
must be stated In the proposals.
All the articles offered under the bids here
In invited will be subject TO rigid inspection
BY the Government Inspector before being
10 the lowest Responsible bitder, a. tho in.
forest Of the Government may require, and
payment will be male when the whole amount
sontrasted for shall have been delivered and
Accepteu
The bidder will be required to accompany
his proposal with q guaranty, signed BY two
responsible persons, hat in case his Bid be
accepted he or they will, within ten days
thereafter, execute the contract for the same,
with good aud sufficient suretiea In q sum
equal to the Amount Of the contract, TO de-
liver the articles proposed, In conformity with
the terms Of this advertisement; and in case
the said bidder shall fail to enter into the
eontSaet, they TO make good the difference
between the ofter OF said bidder and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person 70
whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility OF the guarAntoTa must
be shown by the Official certificate Of q United
states District Attorney, Collector OF Gus
toms, or any other officers under the United
States Government, or responsible person
known TO this ONCE.
All bidders win be duly notified OF the 30
oeptance or rejection OF their proposals.
The full name and poat-Ofice address OF
each bidder must DO logibly written In the
proposal.
Proposals must be addressed TO BriEadier
General D. X. Rueker, Chief Depot Quarter
master, WABhingt0h, ID. e., and should be
plainly marked "PrOposaiS for Forage"
Bonds, In sum equal TO the amount OF the
contract, signed by the contractor and both
Of his guarAntors, will be reQu red Of the sue.
seSstul bidder or bidders upon signing the con-
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees, and bonds
may DO obtained upon application at this
All proposals received under this advertise
ment viii be opened and examined At this
once on Wednesday and Saturday OF each
, y1,,a g be The oGsHsHEo & bids
it2T.u Bri1. Gan. and oukrtSrmAater.
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TIME ia BILE.
Commeneing MONDAY, December 10th, 1884,
Trains viii leave Depot, corner Broad street
Express Train ut 4.o6 q. m, Mondays ex.
oeptGd,) for Baltimore and Washington, stop
ping at Wilmington, Perryville, HAvre-de-
srsT sy sI TSail Ans MssHoiis
OeptedO for Baltimore, stopping at all regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad
At Wilmington for Milford, Salisbury and In.
termediAte stations.
Express Train at LIS p. m, Sundays en-.
oepted,) for Baltimore and WAihlngton, stop
ping At Ch'Bter, Wilmington, Elkton, Perry.
Vile, AID HAvIe-do Grace.
Expre.s Tain 81 S'co m Ssundays ex.
eepted,D Tor Baltimore and Washington, stop
ping At Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North.
and Magnolia.
Might ESprs,S at Ills p. m, for baltimore
10 take baltimore and WAshIhgton pAssen-
gers,) Wilmington, Newark, ElEtOn, North
east, Perryyille, and HAVre-de-orAoe.
, Passengers for Fortress Monroe will take
ACCOMMODATION TRAINs-stoppInE At
ell stations between PhilAdslphiA iRd WI.
Leave PhiI1dslghIa .. HOO .. N, LOO $50
with Delaware railroad tor Milford and Inter.
Leave Wilmington At It's and ESQ q. M, 2 30
An TTaRoGGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at u m, t2t, S,S1, and S.S4
/" CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA-Lsav.
Chester At SIS, loldA .. m, l2SS, ala, 81, 100,
and o.OO p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Express Train at AO6 q. m. for Baltimore
and Warrington, stopping ct Wilmington,
Perryville, hAyre;ds, Grace, Aberdeen, Ferry.
Night Express ct ll.lbp. m. for baltimore
and Warrington, stopping at Cheater flor
Baltimore and WAAhinRton PasaenRersl vii.
mipgton, Newark, Elkton, North. East, Perry
vile and HAvrO-de-G Grace.
Accommodation Train at 10 d, m, for vii.
mington aud Way Stations.
BALTIM0RE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave BAltipore at 9.a6 p. M, stopping At
HAvre.ie-0raee, PorTyvillS and Wilmington.
Also stops ~ ElktOn and Newark ito take pas
lenGera for Philadelphia and leave passengers
hom Washington or BAltmoroA and Chester
70 leave passengers nom baltimore or WASH
Leave Wilmington fer Philadelphia ., $50
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore S.26 =. M, Way Mail. I.iO
p. m, Express. I,26 p, m, Way Train. as
p. m, Express. Is p. m, Express
TRAINS rob BALTIMORE
Lave Chester at s.6I .. m, Ls0, and ii.6o
Lave wIlninStOn ~ ala, go q. n, Ans,
FREIsHT fRHIN, with passenger car A..
taehed, will leave Wllmin Ston for POFTyVille
and inform odiAte stations AZ T.6s p m.
iAnIl n. y, KINNEY, Superintendent