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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

--latest News. ~ ~ ssa A-g
a(lcn. Grant is in Cincinnati where he
will remain tea days, making excursions in
the meanwhile to indianapolis and to his
old home in Clorqhont county Ohio. and
will return 70 Washington about the 9th
proximo. s
Alexander r. Mckee, United States con.
snl ct Panama is dead. }a &.
The cholera is on the decrease in ths city
Of Constantinoplc. 81
!. President johnson intimatcs that, in the
event of . reorganization Of the Cabinet,
he would not object to the selection Of Z
thorough southern man, believing lit would
strengthen the general desire for reconcile.
ati0n."g
President Juar.z still has his headquar.
tiers At Fl Paso. Hs is confident Of ulti.
mate triumph over the invaders, and has
large bodies Of troops At his disposal.
Tho Alabama state convention passed the
orairanos .bolishing slavery BY vote Of
90 to 5. a7aHf e H sse~
Il il said that some Of the members Of
President Johnson's" Cabinet are opposed
to trying JEFF Davis, preferring that lie
should leave the country forever.
Tits stated thAt Gov. Wells, VI Louis
lana, will soon issue proclamation for
separal election throughout the state.
In the Wirts trial on Saturday the ties.
--'4iuIony for the Government was closed, the
Judge advocate, however, reserving the
rieht to introduce further evidence hsreaf.
xef. The counsel for the prisoner asked
- sssst II adjourn until one week from
Tuesday. The application was refused,
and the SQUIRT adjourned until yesterday
Tuesday.
Gen. TORY, commander Of the depart
msnt Of Virginia, has proclaimed that
martial Law still prevails in that state.
The total amount OF internal revenue re.
csipts from July to Saturday, received at
Washington, was $s4,66l ,4SO. aa
The active operations of the United
States Sanitary commission will cease on
the LIST of October, with the exception Of
collecting soldiers claims. ra" z
An English war steamer is In search Of
the pirate Shenandoah. .....'..
Thc London DSily Nsps thinks mo
.timy will be lost in giving check to Feni.
anism. "a" ~"
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

EsrEY's COTTAGE OR0AEs.-At the Mich.
igan State Eair, just held at Adrian, the
Estey Organ took the fret premiu,n over
the s. d. h H. W. Smith, Mason & Ham.
lin, Treat 4 L;nsey, and several other we'll
known makers. They are now considered
the best instrument manufactured. r.
Hubbard b Co.. are Wholesale and Retail
Agents for this section. szi q gese /.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27
Dr.. Hathaway'S Healing Institute,
70. 119 WISCONSIN STREET, MILWAUKEE,

NO. III WISCONSIN STREET, MILWAUKEE,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
Has been retsd and newly furnished and is now open
for tho reception of Patients. All diseases treated by
the most improved methods to meet the various wants
80 that each patient will have the especial treatment
required whether it is Eclectic Medicines Water Cure
Electricity Animal Magnetism, good operators being
always in attendance. Dr. J. p. Bryant, one of the
greatest Hsale Of the age, will practice at this Ins
tuts for three months from the 10th Of August next
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

The soouT.-This IL the title OF Soldiers
paper TO be printed daily At DcsMoihes till
after election. It will be lively Benton and
And-Nesro Suffrage paper. The Scout is pub.
hshed By the Executive Committee of the
Soldiers Convention Of Aug. 23d. ana will do
good battle in the cause of the right.
Terms $500 during the campaign. Agents
wanted in every school district. Get 10 club,
Immediately. and address JIM. WAIkEs, De.
Moinss, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

The Abol,ionists in Iowa who support
Stone for governor, denounce Gen. Ben
ton, the soldiers choice, as the "possum
csndidstu. = = II is no evcrywtlers. When
soldiers vote the negro ticket, they are
good fellows; bat when they exercise .
freeman's privilege to vote for men ol
their own honest choice, they are stig-
matized Is 'possums' BY unprincipled
spoils hunters. -Ezchangs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

TIE Howard Association Of Philadel.
phia, still maintains its high reputation for
prompt and honorable dealing, and con.
tinues its humane efforts, for the relief Of
the sick ard distressed, afflicted with vir-
ulsnt and obstinate diseases. See their
new advertisement. ss 70 E'.w
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

Gov. Stone said in I late speech that
over one hundred soldiers were in the Con
vention that nominated him. He forgot to
tell his hearers that those one hundred
soldiers uotsd against Stone in that conven.
tion.-FeN. -.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

zen. VaA0ever.
On Monday evening the General talked
heavy Of the identity Of Col. Benton with the
Dubuque Herald. &C., &c. chasing everybody
- 'eopperhead" who dared to oppose Stone.
70 shev the hearers of the General how petit
Segsing bic speech was, NO clip from late
issse Of the HsroM ~ follows. In opposing
BEsroS. the Dubuque Times, Herald, LIE Grand
byiagton. II. Clay Dean. Gen. Vandever and
Hen. r odell, Of this city, are unit:
1--WE believe that it WAS the superstition Of
those men who appear to have run the conven.
ZION ON the Oath. that the Democracy would
adopt the soldic1 ticket We do not believe
they will do any such thing, and we are conf.
dest they ought not 70 do 1t. The soldiers
ticket 10 an abolition ticket aud nothing else,
AID Is has no sympathy with the Democracy
exeeps on the single question Of negro suffrage.
That ~ consider . minor issue; there are
many questions Of much more importance, and
should Benton be elected the Democracy would
. very little better off than they are now. He
0evetywhers recognized ~ IN abolitionist and
- been nothing else for ten years: Van Ands
= ~ only an aboliti0nist, but dirty abolition.
=; Judge Trimble 10 War Democrat, and
ossnsts b dycd-in. the.wool Republican. The
pe0ocsacy hereabouts will swallow no such
III - that. If the convention would not give
o ticket, it cannot at any rate crowd down
esr oaroats any such prescription ~ the aboli
den Benton crew"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

VALUE OF METAL. TIPPED Suoss ron
CHILDREs.-An acquaintance who has three
children, informs US that since he COM
mrnced' buying tipped shoes Conc year
ago), he has saved the price Of new boots
for himself - Commercial Bulletin.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

A lying dispatch from Des Moinss to
the Chicago Tribune says, "the soldiers are
al going for Stone" We know some Of
the boys in blue who would like to Ego for
him" but they wouldn't do it with ballots!
-Etlk. -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

tB- The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or
gans forty different Styles adapted to sacred and secr
lar music, for $50 to 5000 EACH Thirty Fire Gold or
Silver Medals, other first premiums awarded them
Illustrated Catalogues sent free. Address MASON 4
HAnLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, Y. y464
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

Gov. Stone and Judge Cole will not be apt
to visit Council Bluns again. When they
made their speeches there the soldiers we're %
outraged BY their sentiments that they came
understand that If they repeated the experiment
. shower Of old eggs would be their portion.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

Judgs Douglass having asked him d..
reelly whether he was for negro suff
Eaae, Mr.. Lincoln saiG Ga
6o far o know, IL Judge never asked
- that question before, He shall have no
seeasion TO ever ask me again: for tell him.
4aekly. / AN NOTIN'FAvOR OF NE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

ArhossHERIc cHAScEs ron Ocro1Ea-Ac.
companied By either rain Or wind, somstimes
both, near the ssh, 18th, 18th, 18th, 2lth and
9th. Fair and settled the fore part Of the
month cold towards the middle with westerly
gales and perhaps. slset or snow. The last
week generally fair and mild Tor the season.
raa.s1 Q ssEsENa. t,lan.aa.. :. -. !. = ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

A REAsos.-Some one asking Mr.. Curran
why = countryman Of his walked about
London With his tongue out Of his
mouth, he said that he supposed he did
80 in hopes to catch the English accent"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27
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6oId QUICK, lngeniOus, fcrWafd capable,
Hes all the mothers from top to toe"
And be easily cured Of the dread life DESTROYING
disease CArARRH, by the use of Dr.. seelye's
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its way down the throat to the lungs, and thus
blasted proud parensh hope.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

IT ID the little troubles which spoil our tenn
pen. A tight boot will cause most persons
more swearing than the loss Of = pair Of oxen
will drive q man 70 suicide sooner than bank.
ruptcy. u" sl f..
True enough. We have no experience with
scolding wife, because our behavior il always
correct; but speaking Of "little troubles We
ask, with hat appraised, what little affair on
earth Is worse than mosquito: . miserable.
ia6ntessimal, frail. tender.lcsged. singing. con.
temptible insect, = thousand of which would
not make bait for ono Of the bass that
"Nsess" Hopkins and The writer caught on
Saturday last, will keep you awake al night
Give us big things or none.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

OursiDE.-Andy Johnson's fne Address to
the delegates of nine Of the late rebel states.
We publish the latter part Of the Address fsciee.
but the whole of it is good enough to read a
dozen times......W Wisconsin Politics .----A Hint
to Wives.....- Political Preaching. The Au-
gusta (GA) Transerip<.......M More Politics, Fun
and Miscellany.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

The DesMoines Register denounces the
Soldiers State Ticket as copperhead con.
Germ, and says they thought they could
decoy the people by nominating Colonel
for Governor. The Register adds:
If on the contrary, they should have a
Lieutenant General on their ticket. their
prospects would be just as hopeless"
The Record stated last week that il Gen.
Grant were running for Governor Of Iowa
on the Soldiers ticket, Stones friends
would dcnounce the Lieutenant General as
"copperhead." The above extract from
the DesMoines Register, leading organ o.
Gov. Stone, shows our assertion to be cor
rect Their logic Is that Stone is q saint
and all who oppose him are traitors. i
the people Of Iowa believe, that SUCH mel
as Col. Benton, Gen. Grant and ten thou
sand Of Iowa soldiers are. traitors. thcl
they are prepared to endorse the views o
the Register Eft. isIsEsssEf1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

a. BUY FRESH GROUND OswEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROSENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS 4 SON.-EA a. ~. -.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

Faksoz is east buying goods 70 supply the
custom stack on bis stock Of Watched, Jew.
sly, &c, 60. @ rr VS. .s,sa-gE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27
7COMMERCIAL.

TIMES OFFICE, Tuesday, September 26-4 P. NJ.
Business lively and the increase. Weather good
River on the swell Prices Of produce groceries, &C.
carefully noted below by Benton Bros. Co.
Wheat In Chicago 81, ~ In Milwaukee $l,4e.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27
MARRIED..

\ "*f - ~ @*' MARRIED..
In DEBORAH. by Rev. =. Adams, the 14th inst Mr..
Thomas H. CLARK, to Miss Orphy E. Payne, both Of
Frankvile.
In DEBORAH, the evening Of the 18th, BY Rev. e.
Adams Mr. John E. Meuser to Miss Jessie A. T. Sweep,
daughter of Q. E. Sweep, all Of DEBORAH. :,
In Decorsh, Sept 18th, At the house Of the brides
father, by Rev Geo Bent, Lieut. Col G. w. Quincy to
Miss Eliza Butler daughter of L. Butler
In McGregor, on tho 10th inst, by Rev Mr. Stacy,
Lieut.. G. w. Mckay, of Frankvile, to Miss n. e.
Dawson, of Hardin. - 81 =
In New Oregon, Iowa, Sept. Goth, 1855. by Rev. B.
Holcomb, Mr., Ira F. Richardson, to Miss Helen NJ
Bowers. -.r..r ... An
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

Tn following ststes vote on negro sui.
Seaes thia year: Connecticut, special eles.
-, Monday, Oct. ID; Wisconsin, Mime.
~, md Iowa, ct their regular election.
Aod yat Soma Of orr Republican orators
- that III question Of negro.suffrage
hsse bengs the people. The voters Of
- 6Dtnesn 70 b rcped in-not yet.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

O1Dc00A100s .t i54 $50 @E& NJ y
On Monday evening Hon. r. Noble and
Gen. vandever spoke to the people Of Nc
Gregor on the Stone %. Benton question. The
audience vas quite large and these gentlemen
we're attentively listened to. Both are Repub.
sicans, both are good speakers and both are
wheelhorse opponents Of the democratic
party. For few years past Mr.. N. has beea
lea active politically than Gen. ", but he has
never Lost his identity - enc Of the lsading,
and . cory leading member Of tho Republican
party Of the State. His attendance - dele
gate to the late Rep. Co. Convention at Elka.
der. tells his general political position, and the
absence Of resolutions At that Convention
eommendatory Of Stone or Of Negro Suffrage
jim fact.the silence Of that body on all ques.
4;ons, Is probably attributable to the influence
al Mr.. Noble.
Well, Noble opposes Stone and goes for
''White" in the Constitution; hs dealt some
nsst damaging blows 70 the Stone platform on
Nseday evening. In HE views he Is sustained
b Johnson. Sherman, Grant, Benton and
aizpss Ahs entire army. v = have no space for
detail Of the speeches; both Of them did
veil = debate1, though IA thiak AAsrs-~s~
mzTked difference between the straightforward
directaess and honesty Of Noble and the cum
ming Of vandever. The General quoted the
Declaration Of Independence to prove that the
signers Of Il were looking to negro equality,
when he and his hearers knew that nearly
every signer Of that immortal document owned
slaves At the time. and set in motion in their
various states, system offlnachnery designed
70 make slavery perpetual! And yet these
nsn were opposed to political distinctions in
color: He also "proved" that Secretary Harlan
didnt know whether JoYvsor was in favor of
negro Suffrage or against it, and because Har.
Ian had doubts, A~s6szADdy johnson Was
probably negro equalitijs&
Noble pleased his friends-and they are
legion up this way-vandsver Was also fire.
4uently applaudsd. We r6tsonally like both
che men. and desire each should do his own
thinking. The petsifogging Of the General to
which we have referred above, was the greatest
objection We had to his speech.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

Eds. Tmes:--Having heard the frst gun ii
the rear, touched on BY men who one year ago
called u the 'boys in blue" patted US on the
back, with the kind remark "your memory
shall always be with ~" you and all men Of q
common judgment can see how far these praises
Of the soldiers will follow. Men who hare
nithstood tho vicissitudes Of camp life in de.
fence of their country, it. Union and integrity.
and returned with . full knowledge Of the race
which has been liberated BY the accident Of
war. and enjoying rights which in defiance Of
Christianity are claimed BY those Who demand
mAhimonial alliance with whites, do not kindly
appreciate the left.handed compliments given
them b political placehuuters and sevoants
who snarl It thoss Who lately praised them.
{ Let such harkers look It Gen. Bsntons
private life. Did he ever commit an act that
would pale the face Of manhoodi Did he, at
anx TIM. -surrcndAs and atsAnpt - pssssSs- his
regiment to swear fealty to the Coafederates1-
Did be ever surrender to the enemy and elevats
that appendagc which should have been retain.
ed in the rear portion Of bis garment
Do Col. S. Merrill. Maj. Drummond. Capt.
WA. Benton and other references made BY
the Stone organ Of this city, deny that some Of
them hare frequently made declarations that
Col Gov. Bill. Stone was - veamp,' . "scour-
drelT' Did not hear one Of the gentlemen
above named tell Stone so in camp at Iron
Mountain, while both Of them were on horse.
back matter relating to furloushs was the
cause Of the remarked II proof 10 wanting of
this fact am ready to furnish it on demand of
any who Islander the soldiers to make profit for
one who wore the uniform but who Was never
q soldier in his life. r... IT.. r..
LINE P. McKrxxIE,
OF the 2lst Iowa, aye Copperhead."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

WHsElIa y Boo1ing and 6zoxing al the
North - Iowa who need assistance Of that
kind. :
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

The trade of West Union never Was better.
Merchants are bringing forward large stocks Of
goods in anticipation Of = heavy fall trade. As
general thing crops in Fayetts county are
fully up to the average, with the exception Of
potatoes, which are an entire failure. All we
need to make Fayette county one of the most
populous counties in the State, ID Rail Road;
and l think the day IL not far distant when
Rail Road men will discover the inducements
offered to run Road through this county, and
thus secure the trade Of one Of the finest
agricultural districts in the State. II.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

This accomplished soldier, gentleman and
scholar addressed large and respectable
audience at the Court House, Tuesday evening
last. His speech was listened to With close
attention, and he was frequently Applaudsd in
the course of his remarks. He made = very
favorable impression among our citizens. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-16

4D0 ny r00 ~ lDsSoe
'.s!Ssl:af sS3SI.-x. LsI0l.
La hin heoe ~ -.
iaotks - osss:'a -: The 49, i ygGt
0ellens 49, % 1asiisA fFssnsa,
o2ll.p - - trve.
0ossn ~ ~ end fesh;
= 5 8: sal '':s !: '; $:
Day By day moro harsh and esusi
ose1sd The CapesIs's 0esd.
0scsse Wrnth, like eooeAeroa ~.
Burnt in sech name blood.
IL - hopsd y purchase slosy.
III se:es;aciSs. & ,,srs~s.sl
Wheeeo1ss - eame.
sethsy p.ss:d y espss end islsaas.
s;Ss: 80 E:ys1kXizs
0Hriy w1ensAss ~ snss ~
Oef the vast expanse,
!, 49, xos,a, s:6 ssay.s sev'ss' s,a
Then the captalss color heightened,
joyful s.Gns bic spsech
Bot cloudy sladness lishssnsd
.d L p: K. ~. q .e e. .s,p a.w forward
s,.,.I,' I, !: e.ss.S. Nor~,tS,o =
TIL chs neAsed the fue
WHEN tAsy hooked q him hey hsasd,
( fs6N Vhet hey desired: n. gN rr
| 10 .1ss ~ a. slsy "siss>-
mi tbey heard the fcsman's thunder
1oaring out their doom;
An ne ole was tegA~ln eondeGt - .. q.
~ 10sshlas wene ~ PoA Z ID.
epors we're splntered decks Wefe 6h11eefoo,
Bullets fell like RAIN
Over mast and deck, were scattered
Dlood - 0A1lno n ~. Ia ~
Spars were splntsrsd decks Wsfe bfeken.
Every m0shers son-
Down hey dr0pt-no word Waa epokon->
Each bsoadb Mo gun.
OnA lesln - thy vsss lytsA
Were theft 0coo rim;
In their blood - they lay dying.
Did they nNile On him.
Those In whom he had reliance
WI sss s ess s q %osslrl.ss.a 4j,~aFf3
Sold him unto shame.
Shame and wrath HE heart confounaed,
Pale he tnFnsd and red,
TIL himself We deadly wounded,
Falling on the dead.
Dismal errori fearful saushtsri
Yease have wandered by
Side by side beneath the water
Crew and Captain lie:
There the suullt 0cean toasss rAJss
Ger them moudering
And the lonely seAbird crosses
With one wan u the wing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-16

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There Il not ! receipe written, nor : prepara-
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that does rot contain LpecIc, Anfim0nt, Looeeed,
or Opium, in some form or other. which claim
to be entirely unnecessary in nine-tenths O socn
to repel food. and allow disease to triumph over
what nature requires TO keep up strength.
Again these Questionable components cause
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which causes the cough gsts the up"er hano. and
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Cases Of most violent Sors 7xroat, with al'
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Kelley'o Old Cabin Dittefs.
IN inti oducine 10 the public thsss Dlsssss. We pu'
thsn szicuy upss their merits claiming that II taken
aseordag to The dtreesns upon the botts, eaA no 9th
suulaat used. will produce core II every ias asca
For oil diseases that ssss from want Of rropes sesasn
Of the digestive osesns such Blaauseey. Heartburn
Sour Stomach. Dyspepsa. Disrrhra, Headache, 0ener
81 Dooky, Loas ~ Apostle, &c.. they arc SURE rene
d.. There are numbers Of perssns Who havs alrsadJ
sousd rsiei from ssing the Oh Cabin Bitters and "
could produce their certificates, but refrain ron DO
inn H. believing that III who actsd win tFy them
q II being the best test Of their cisscy. They ~
vsrraneA purely Of vegetable character; - plea
ant and gentle stimulant ey sspceds oil Others, snt
NO veil regulated family steuld Be without bottle o.
OLD CABIN BlTTeRs. II y ths srsa1est panaesa To-
al the aiosnts resulting from ovsreatng OF ron IN
digestion.
u our bottles sesenbles log cabin, having dsors an
Window Ia Il, cod upon eeeh lathe vii be S0an0 -
mile Of our signature also observe oof gfve
U. 3. stamp over the cork. Any one found im's.tnt
our ne Or Boste viii be psccseded against 40 pai
| ished to the full extent ef NJ law.
Sold b IN druaisee and stores; also oups ~ ~ -
spsctahae saloeos throughout the eoasty.
DgPOT0.
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