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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-26

w. Stewart of Des Moines inquiries Of the
P. NJ. here of one Albert w. Stewart.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-26

~ BUY FRESH GROUND OswEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROSENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS & SON.~IH
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Mastering Out.

| MustcrinS Out.
A letter to the State Register, dated "Mont
gomcry, Ala, June 27th," gives some informa
ton which our readers may desire. 1t look.
now as though the 9th and 32nd were not te
come home just yet. There is something
wrong in this, and we are informed by an ex
officer that the troops arc getting terribly in
subordinate; such also are the advices we re
ceive from officers and privates of the doomed
regiments. We clip from tho letter two
passages, the latter one a deserved compliment
to our Lansing neishbor, GENERAL GILBERT:
| "But little is being done here now by way of
mastering out troops. On the last day of May
an order was published from headquarters Mil.
itary Division, West Mississippi, based on au-
| thorty from War Department, ordering the
| muster-out Of all troops whose term of service
will expire prior to October LIST, 1865. mum.
Der Of regiments of this corps came within the
meaning of this order, and active preparations
were at once made to eff ct an immediate dis
charge of all such troops, but before anything
final could be done the order was suspended
The 9th aud 32d Iowa Infantry, think, would
have returned under the order, though their
muster-iu.rolls are deficient, and there is
question Of so.ne doubt. Many contend, on
what they presume to be good authority, that
none of the troops of the Department of the
Gulf will be mustered out until their terms of
service expire. Should this prove to be true,
it will be great Disappointment to many. for
nearly all the rank and file of Iowa regiments
are Woodworking farmers or enterprising bus.
mess men, who left their varied avocations at
their country's call, with hope that at the
early dawn Of peace they might return. and
almost every soldier, now that civil war has
ceased and the rebel warrior is tanned, longs
for the priaries Of Iowa where he can till the
soil, or drive the car.
big. General James /. Gilbert, formerly
Colonel of the 9th Iowa Infantry, promoted
to Brig: Genera! for gallantry on the field at
Nashville, December 18th and 10th, 1864, has
now, that the fighting has ceased and the war
is over, gone to his home in Lansing. Iowa.
No kinder hearted man, no more whole.souled,
sympathizing gentleman, ever marched IN the
ranks or led troops than he. His leave sent
sadness to many hearts, and were it not that
VIC shall soon 60 to our homes, we could not
have seen him go. He will long be remcm.
bered by the soldiers Of his command for his
many acts of kindness and sympathy in their
behalf. His Abide Camp, Lit. w. G. Donnan,
OF buchanan County, another noble-hearted,
promising young man, accompanied him. while
his late ABIDE Camp, jaunty good little fel.
Iowa green, but not so green boy of Prus.
sia-Albert c. Rupe-has started for his home
in Nashua, Chickasaw County Iowa.
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OCCASIONALLY the Lacrosse Wit says q good
thing pardon rs Marcus Momus Pomroibus y
Indescribing tho jail-birds of Crosse "Brick "
twho has been there. Of course.) says:
1.-THE prisoners chew tobacco, spear dies,
draw pictures on the wall, play seven-up for
Eve cents game, rattle for "sanitary fairs, -
tell stories, sing good, bad and Indifferent
songs. All speak in favor Of negro suffrage,
dance the juba, and act very much like Wis.
eSnsn Legislature in full session:
Again the American adobe sayeth:
''An exchange says the copperheads hare
done nothing during the war to help win a
Sictory. Fudge! Didn't the copperheads take
Fort Lafayette, Fort Warren and other strong.
AoldA"
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ID L E ID 1:

ID L Il ID:
At the Mississippi House, McGregor, July 10TH aged
about As years, Daniel Fickle a native of Virginia
though for many years an inmate Of the family Of
Christian Fox.
The deceased a faithful hotel man, quiet and
harmless. He had no family.
At Howard Centre Iowa, on the 10th inst, ALICE NJ
WEBSTER, OF Laporte City, Indiana aged 19 years and
months.
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All persons opposed to striking out the word "white
om the article in the State Constitution the right
q suffrage, and in favor of sustaining President JoHN
soS in his plan Of the States recently In
rebeoa ice hos been promulgated by the Preeident)
invited to meet in their respective counties and
select delegates attend State Convention to he held
1t DesMcincs Thursday, the twenty.fourth day Of
August A. D. 1865 at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for the Offices of Governor
Lieutenant Governor Judge of the Supreme Court and
Superintendent of Public Instruction, to be supported
By the people at the ensuing October election.
LAUREL SUMMEHs,
Chairman Of the Dem. State Cen CON-
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MARRIED.,

At New Oregon, by Rev. Mr.. Windsor, on Sunday
the 18th inst, MIR. WIN II. ToNINsoN, of Mitchell Co..
to MISS MARY A., daughter of J. T. Thayer, Esq, Of
Howard Centre.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-22
oTIIol % Enn AvDIr0a 90 srArE,
cERrIFIoATE OF AUTHORITY.


| 10 expire on the slst day Of January, 1896.
osFIoR OF THE AUDITOR or SrAfx IssunA Ancs ,Dnpsl
t COLUMBUS, OHIo, January IL, 1855.
WHIREAs, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
SUHANCR COMPANY, located at Hartford, in tho
State Of Connect cut, has fled In this o1ce sworn
statement ofis condition. asrequred by the first Sec.
ion OF the act "To reg iiae Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State OF Ohio" passed April g.
1855, and amended February 0, 1884; and. whereas
said Company has fnrnishsd satisfactory evidence
that II is possessed OF at least hundred thousand
dollars OF aetal capital invested in stocks OF bonds
or in mortgages Of real estaie,s worth dousle the
| amount for which the same Is mortgaged; and ,
whereas, said Company has filed lin this once writ.
ten instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and secretary thereof authorizing any
agenk or agents Of said Company in this Stale 10 aG
knowledge service Of process for and in behalf Of said
Company. according to the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
the Aforesaid act, l. JAMES II. GOLDMAN, Auditor o
State for OHIO, do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERloAN FIRE MSURAHcE COMPANY,
Hartford, Connecticut Is authorized trensnct the
business Of Fire Insurance in tins State until the
thirty first day OF January in tho year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six.
[SfAhP,l In witness whereof I have hereunto sub.
ISHALI scribed my name and caused the seal OF my
o Office to be affixed Che day and year above
l. q written. JAS. II. GOODMAN, , u.
IelO Auditor OF State.
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BE SAFE FROM THE PAHss OF WANT

Would these chlldrea have q comfortable home, and
ina neans OF educationf Would this wife be indepen-
dent Of the cold charities OF the woridf Would TINS
aged and feeble parent be provided iorI would my
roperty by forced sales OF administrator to meet
he demands OF creditors made when the market
tends downward, and fair prices cannot be reahsedf
How few can answer these question TO their sssfac-
honl They fear TO ask them, and cherish the belle
that they have long lease on he Thisis oo'n iooi'
sh and cowardy. The brave man
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

ooRSER SIXTH AND WALNUT sTs.. GIN.
VtIIs large and eommodieus Hotel has been Re-
AND Y! !, throughout mag
style, without regard to trouble expense 10 meet
she demands Of the treysing public, 70 which Your
feT p t..lr h O., 0, MAcLIsH, Pro,r. VI
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l9rofesstnnal.
vENERRAL HOSPITAL

S1NNbNNhiA F6NhhEhh uOcIllh
.---- Established IN the Year 1850, ~
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DIsRAsKss
And under the control Of two Of the most rminer !.
nAA Physicians In the World. sEn
nR. e, BoNAPARTE, ffom London and Parf
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten ears Of the Gin
cianaii yenereal Hospital, and Or, E. D. kEfNoLDs
ss Or Sn T. s Ely
obtansd, without the Use o. mercury or change
s Il Sles sqsss u n "a e suisS sp
one to three weekE; Nocturnal Emissions stopped IN
I've % six ssss; ssmln;l sssnsss gsred IN Two 70
weeks Skin Diseases cured IN one to three weeks
aseeSsss sss ssssrs sSseS USs HS
success maie oYliemAeilsa fIUE.ff ftt
Dr. Rbpaparte's great work on private Diseases
The Private Guide to Health, Is bent hcial ALI male
and female, old and young, should rad this work II
% vii %sslIghtsn & ieoss who crepe IN darkness Price
Dr.. BonapaTte's French Patent Male Safe II IL
perfectly safe and never fails 70 give satslsetion
Prieepf the French Patent Male FATE, 81 the sNRle
x per hall dSzfP Ysr Sessp ss5s,Sy sFs
male diseases. Esdies should 6oi use them during
aS s
Drs 3. n. are the men to eOnsulti they are IN.
QUO shonably Acknowledged to be the champions and
kings ofvintreal diseases, and the only Doctors who
FsSsIs Sn %osay ,sPs5ssS sss oa g9Fs SsS
Sssh ~ vs1os IN sGeS 70
and 70 watch the progress through long career o
proeaaional study. In every sphere Of life, nom the
wealthy, and having aseeftaned beyond doubt the
vast suffering OF humanity, they detsImnedt 10 select
20 devote their whole attention to the slcviaolf q
the diseases ofthese important fnncens No letters
will be answered unless they contain 6remittanee
postage stamp Gall or addross y h.tfi 2
Dra. BoNAPARTE = REYNOLDS,
No. l39 Sycamore street, between Finh and 6ix,h
east aide, Cincinnati, Ohio. gii Hi ai iHapN
ohice hours from Q A. M. TO p. NJ. iei7
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The greatest amount insured In sfiyt no zsk J
The create st amount allowed by the rules be insured
in any one city, town, or village. No rule has been
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any ono
block. No rule has been adopted-depends on its
construction. -4.t q q. fatfls Ehdl
No partOi the capital or earnings deposited In any
State NJ security Tor losses therein. 't
The Charter OK Act Of lncorpora.ion Of said compa
nyt sent heretofore.
'tssnedl. .. csA.,F, HASTINGS, President
! VIZ. Q. nAsrtNos, Secretary.
STATE or CoNEEcricuT County Of Hartford, as
El-.s- ull HLRTEoRD, January 2, 1855
Personally appeared A, y, Hastings, PresIdent and
william o. Hastings Secretary Of the North American
Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the
foregoing eatement by them subscribed a. q full,
true and correct statement Of the affairs Of said Com
peny, and sxhibits far as ascerained this date
its actutl condition on the 3Ist day OF December,
| 1854. iiii9e ttf L1i EDWARD GOODMAN
Conn.
lsTAP.t 81 Its4
| f oTTIcE or TINE AuDIToR os STATE,
I,dst CoLUnpus, o., January u, 1866.
Its heceby certified, that the foregoing is correc
copy Of the Statement OF the Condition of the Norh
American kire Insurance Company ofHRrtford. made
10 and filed in this Office, for the year 1866.
lsEALl Witness my hand ami seal officially,
ISTAnP.l JAS. II. GOODMAN, Al
rI uitIAe Auditor o. State.
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LIFR IHIsUR URANoH

Young men juot starting in business, whose chlaI
capital s their energy and Integrity insure their
ives 70 the amount OF half thar liabilities. Such an
act Of disnterested honesty whom known 10 thsrered
tors, would Justly increase their confidence in them
II would show thatthey did not wish TO leave their hast
friends exposed to any and tho
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Meotrt,;aI.

INHE combination OF ngredentsin these Pills are
l. the result OF long and extensive practice They
are mild in ther operation, and certain In correcting
All Irregularities, Painful MsnstFnations, reno wing
all obstruetions, whether from cold or otherwise
Headache, Pain in the Side, Palpitation ofthe Heart
Whites, all Nervous Affections, Hysterios, Fatigue,
Pain In the Back and Limbs, &C., Disturbed Sleep,
which arise from Interruption OF nature. ,l1s6
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS 5'',.1a ,.,
Was the commencement Of a new era in the treat
ment Of those irregularities and distractions which
have consigned 80 many to aPRENAIuEE CRAVE No
female enjoy good health unless she Is regular
and whep ever an ohstructon takes place the general
health begnsto decline. .sri reuhf Ha7F cfri
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are Che only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied on for many years, or rely
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~. DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are the most efiectual remedy ever known for all
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them at different times, throughout the ountry ,hay-
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Explicit directions, stating Dhsn ths should used
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ing from tifty to sixty Pills.
Pills sent BY mail, p ponpty b remtiingto the Pro-
pretOr Sold by Druggists 4IyTn4FSs 4gFeSSseraly i,
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN rHR PACE

That ne may grapple wiLn Is; the man, that be
may study It's nature and palhate its threatening. The
means OF palliAton arc at hand Of easy access toa
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Book and Job Printing.

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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the unseen hand Of the father reaching
forth rom the grave, and s nouFishing his offspring,
and keeping togetherthe family. BY Il, the faithful
son
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LIGHT AND BARK COED WALKING. COATS
BOYS sAND.YoUrHsIsUIrs
PANTS AND vEsrs

OF various patterns, OF American and Hrenchl lCassi.
meres, and cut 10 tho Latest Gtyles, together with
tasty assortment OF . -. T.t--7 .sf n
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DIR. WRIGHT,S
Rejuvonating Elixir /!
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, containi
nothing INJURIOUS TO the most delicate.

As Phoenix rises from the asher are Animal
ed With new this kixir rejuyenate the sy
A1-The Reiuvenating Eitxiris the result Of modere
In the vegetable Kingdom: being An entrel,
new and abstract method irrespective of all the
Ao-rhs medicine hiss been tested BY the mos.erafnen,
medical men Of the day; ard BY them Pronounced
lone OF the greatest medical discoveries " the age
AA-ope bottle will cure general Debility
MA fey doses cures ILL., sterics In females
uA-One bottle cures palpitaton OF the Heart.
HFrom to three bottles restores the manlin
land fall vfecr Of youth.
nA-A few doxesrestores the appetite.
\ AlrThFee bottIeseure the Of Impotency
ga few doses the low spirited
- One bottle restores mental power
49, fen tssss rssfsvss the ersass IF sexsrasisa.
- few doses bring the 20 th~ cheek
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health the poor debtsssd worn-dcwn and a.<psiring
&1fhe iistsxs enersated youth the tss ed ma
business the victim Of nervous Depression the ind
yiinAl suffering from general debility from
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relief by the Of this Elixir Essence Of Life.
nPrce $7per bottle three bottles for SIS and for
ward BY Express receipt Of money ts any address
ting Elixir ARE sold by all enterpTsing Drurrissi
In the civssd world. Some unprincipled dealers how
ever try to sell worthless compounds II place Of these
those which they purchase at chesp price. ans
make more money by selling, than they thes,
medrines As you value your heath aye the health
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close the money In letter and will s-nd them
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Ladies or Gentlemen address us In perfecteonf
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female Patients need rot hesitate because of ths
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| Kssssl ssv 20 1axs Ps.pAlst jrssto any address,
Address al letters for Pamphlets advice to the prop
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gan and Indiana, who will supply Druggists at
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MEDICAL BOOKS-A new stock
wi arrived this day at the City Book stors No ~
snfemen Of the Profession Will plsass call sxains
the Book. lmeh22l J. W. OGokN.
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THE LATEST NOVEL-SrRArH-
i noas-A Life RoaAnee-Psbaishs1 By J. 4 HpSsa-
eoss Co. received this DAY II the CITY Book Store Also
HHsca AnDns, in Blue and Cold J. w. O0DkA.
HehH
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prspersi fvs. pYsssrSsfiss II Sir ,. Clark n. d.
PAvsssSss Extraordinary to tAs Qssss.
fhsfnvaIuabls medicine IL unfaiiinetn the ofen
shose painful and dangerous diseases to which the f.
aie Constitution subject 1t moderates all excessand
removes ali distractions, and speedy may be re-
70 MARRIED LADIES
n peculiarly suited It will in short tine bring
The montAly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp ofGrsat Britain, to prevent eounserfeiz.
CAUTION.
fAsss PsussAssli net tstaksn ~ Fsnslss 6sySnsekl
FYasT THREE MONTHS If Prssasney, ~ tAsr ~,
ssSs . SSns AssesvrAss tsf say ssAsY tsnaAs1
sss ss5s.
In all Casss Of Nervousand Spinal Affections Pains
ne Iimhs, Fatigue slight exertion, Psipit
Non ofths Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pls Vii
eject when all other have failed; and 81
though apowerfa remedy, do not contaniron csionsl
aatinony, o. anything hsrtfnlto the eoaasitutioa.
FAN directions intAs panpAlst around saeh psekas
- nhx hae ~ $1,000
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eols Agent for the United etstesand Canada,
Jon Mo814, ~ CortiAndt b.. Nsw York.
N.D-ln - a1d postage stanps snclosed 70 any q
Avfssush nafl. nov1-11y H.
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HThe East Tennessee Baptists are
bking for preachers. Thirty thousand
j number, they have not one minister
hose sole business is to preach 70 them.
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~The fearful mortality 10 Russia,
which caused such an excitement in Eu-
rope, lis abatipg. The highest medical
authorities new sgree that the epidemic is
not the plague, but only somewhat more
violent kind Of . fever we'll known in 9th
er countries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20

NEw Yong. May 9o.-Ths Tribune's
Washington special says the Rev. Dr.. RIVER
has obtained the lock Of Libby Prison for
the use Of the Northwestern Sanitary ana
Soldiers Home.
complete assortment Of the arms used
in the service, with many captured guns.
will also be made up for the fair, and Secy.
Stanton has promised the loan Of JEFF Davis
O. moline.
The Times special has the following:
J. G: Breckenridge, BENZ. Treubalen, and
Extra Billy Smith are sskulking in the Vi.
cinity Of Fernandina, Fla.
Sherman has been sent in the direction of
Texas.
Kirby Smith, Magruder 1 Co. will prob.
ably soon make his acquaintaucc.
Sherman has sent his report to Grant.
He goes very fully into his armistice with
Johnston, urging his own case in his usual
vigorous style.
Vim. Orion, Collector Of the lst District
Of New York, has been appointed Commits
sionef Of Internal Revenue, vics ]. J. Lew
is, resigned. -
Although Secretary Seward spent On hour
IN his once to-day, he Is altogether too fee
ble to resume his duties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20

Foar NoNaoE, May 19.-Jcff. Davis
with his family, staff officers, etc., captured
in Geo. gia, arrived to-day at IL o'clock FROM
Hilton Head, 8. c., in the steamer VIM. H
Clyde, conveyed by the U. 8. ganboat Tus'
carora.
Commodore Franley and Col. Pritchard
Of the 4th Michigan Cavalry, with strong
guard Of his men, accompanied ths rebel
party on the steamer CLYDE northward ia
this place, and on reaching here immediate.
y tslegraphed to Washington for instruc
tions regarding the disposal Of his charge,
Rumors have been continually flyina
about this P. N. to the effect that the steam
er Clyde ran in along close to the beach
about 4 o'clock this p. NJ. and landed Da.
Wis and his party on the beach about one
mile from the fort, and from there they
were marched into the sally port of the VI
ter battery, in order TO escape the eass o.
the curious.
The steamer Clyde has just dropped be,
anchor Ia the Roads, and there now ssems
no doubt but that JED. Davis must hav.
bsen landed somewhere along the beach.
No communication whatever il slloWet
with the steamer, and Il Is more than proba
be that the larger portion Of the party stil
remain on board. The officer IL char,
awaits instructions from Washiaeton.
Ab"ut . week since Col, Bremerton. =
the Engineer Corps, received orders bv I'll
egraPh from HJ. Gen. Barnard to imme
tiately have vacated room or easement IN
SIDE the Tort for the accommodation Of Is,
prisoners ofstate. The work on the case
ments ior transforming them into cells RI
which they are admirably adapted, was 4
once coninenoed- The werk he's progress.
ed very last, and the easements, which enc
communicated one into another. afs nov
dramatically sealed BY walls Of brick ~
strong iron bars, and other substantial -
rangements Of similar material enclose n.
windows and doors completely, rendering
futile any attempt It escape or rescue. A
vide moat encircles the fort, and stronl
guards Of sentinels will keep guard 81 81
immediate vicinity.