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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

An Arrival. aa@sa..z fEras4 ss7Gs' 4
The Bay City steamer, Capt. WH,rr,
reached our wharf ria the Fox River and
Wisconsin Portag", on Saturday last
The Captain informs us that the Fountain
City will be here in day or two from the
SINE port, Oshkosh, where both boats have
wintered. The Hoy City is a lake built
boat and its appearance in our waters says
something strong in favor Of what nature
has done in the way Of a connection of the
waters Of Lake Michigan the Mississippi
by the Fox and Wisconsin rivers. Locate
the Navy Yard Of the west at Green Bay,
and it will not be long ere the Ship Canal
question will settle itself on this route.
Capt. White says there is an abundance Of
water on the proposed line and that the
confinement Of it, at some points, to one
channel is oil that is required Why win
men talk Of blowing up rocks to eternity,
from the head Of the Illinois to Chicago,
when the old mother Of all points them TO
channel of communication already used
in high water and susceptible of easy i'm
improvement to accommodate any keelS
Capt White Is freighting Oats to st.
Louis for Bass h Elmsndorf ana ". I. Gi'.
chris! Of this place.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

A SELL,-A pretty young man came
into town one day last week and buggiea
through our muddy streets crying zone
dollar in greenbacks for seuehtyJice cents
in change" Some bought, crowd follow
cd: he then sold pencils at IS 90, promising
Ito give the money back" After little
lie gave back" only cent or peany on the
purchase of $40 pen and pencil. Then
row commenced, The crowd was large
and excited and Mr.. man was arrested by
Marshal. Kerzman. Esquire Baush dis.
charged him and the sold ones were severely
laughed at. In legal sense it is probable
that this smart young man was not liable,
but that he designed to swindle was evident,
and we will be pleased to hear that he is
committed for trial. We hear that he got
$500 out of the Lacrosse residents here
be left with only $50.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

MoSoSA. --The spirited citizsns Of this
village intend to do something worthy of
themselves on Thursday in the Presidential
obseouies A committee Of leading citizens
of both parties fender invitations to Hot.
r. Nable and Jno. I. Stoneman, Esq, of
this place, to address the assemblage.
Mr.. Stoneman has decided to accept, and
VIC promise Monona an able and patriotic
address. Mr.. Mobiles engagements will not
permit Of his attendance. .ats 9r.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

He shutters, mother-stuttcrs vorse
Than Lord Dundrcary ieig,s to do;
He's got just nothing in his purse, %
And in his head has nothing, too.
He cannot ride, he cannot swim,
A gun he's half fraid to touch,. g
He only sings the Evening Hymn.
And yet. mammar, love him much.
Because he buys his boots Of WHEELER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

The name of each article offered for sale-as "Gold
Hunting Watch" Gold Oval-Band Bracelet" "Pearl
Breastlin and Ear-Drops,, "Gold Enamced Ring"
and enclosed in sealed enyeope these envelopes
then placed in drawer and well mixed; then as all
order is received with twenty-five cents for return
postage and other charges OF the cards cert-
Gates taken at random and sent by first mail the
customer, who Wi see at uhat he get for One
Dollar II he is pleased with his fortune he for
cate and the prize. Ii the article awarded shod
be unsuited to the purchaser-as for example, set of
Pearl Ear-Drops ana Breastpin to young man who
could not theam and had to gire then, to-
we will send any other article from the department
OF thescateogue of eqnal price which may be preferred
Or it, for any reason you choose TO venture further
then you let the matter drop where it is and spend
no more. Examine carefully our Cataloguel
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

80 FAST DAY.--AccordIng to the recon.
menda,ion Of Gov. Stone, next Thursday
will be observed by the people Of this city
rs day of "Humiliation and Prayer to
Almighty God" And they are hereby
specially notified that religious services will
be held at the Baptist Church, At 2 o'clock
p. H.. a. which time, besides other exer.
cises appropriate to the mournful occasion,
q address on the death .of our la,aented
presilen. will be delivered by Rev. }.
GiERLow, Of Prairie dn CHEN.
Per order Of the
SE@ s RESIDENT C1EHoY.
MrGrsgar, April al.h, 1865.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26
SUDDEN CHANGE or THE WrArurR-Wit

SUDDEN CHANCE OF THE WEArnER.-With
good appetite,a vigorous digestion and a
sound liver it is possible to brave constant ex.
posure aud to encounter the present climate
changes. But the strongest bodily health and
most vigorous constitution will soon decline
under such depressing influences unless fortified
against the extra pressure. How, then, can the
appetite be preserved, the digestive organs
kept in good condition, and the regularity OF
the bowels inaintained7 The secret IL, use the
Red Jacket Stomach Bittes, which produce
the desired result in the most agreeable manner.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

NAIaS-This was an old, envious, vol.
fab locking fellow who was mad a. every.
body Who didn't think he was pretty. lie
fyed in .he reign Of .Ahasuerus--a "lorg
sne ago" One day he saw quiet man
named Nordccsi, who WAS respected by
oil. and Mcrdecs;, seeing through Hannah,
and knowing his qualities, refused to bow
down to him. Therefore Hannah built d
gal,ows to hang NJ. upon, but on inquiry
twas fhund iIaman was ,salignsnt Sian.
dere- and 10 was suspended from the gal.
lows erected by himself. Those who want
the whole story can end i. ia the Book Of
E,thcr.
There be Hamor, IN all n:ighoorhooia.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

:Afissouri.
This state never formally seeded from
the Union. It was never tout of the
Cnicn, in the sense of refusing obedience
70 the Constitution. A large portion Of
'itA inhabitants have adhered to the Union
from the beginning. The authority Of tho
General Government has always been sus.
tsined in a large portion Of the State. For
three years tbs rebcllious portion has been
nominaiy reduced to submission, and for
many months no rebel army has pressed
its soil. Yet after this long period of nom
ina, conquest, anarchy and confusion still
prevail.
The following most excellent letter, writ.
ten BY the lamented Elk President Lincoln.
is so sensible, SO kind. 80 applicable to all
Reishborhoods where indictments abound
that We had clipped it weeks ago for inser.
ton. Now It i doubly valuable for its
truthful ind patriotic suggestions and the
honor it reflects on the memory Of the de-
ceased. Intestine strife is easily inaugu-
rated By the rash or malignant, but We
have melancholy proof throughout our
bleeding country that the cost in human
life and property is too great 70 Justify so
inhuman a luxury. Mr.. Lincoln well un.
derstood this All honor to tn. author.
+... EXECUTIVE MANSION,
s.. WASHINGTON, Feb. 90, 1865.
Ea Efcsllsney, Goo. Fletcher: a.--
It seems that there is now no organized
military force Of the enemy in Missouri,
and ye. that destruction Of property and
life is rampant every where. Is not the
cure for this within easy reach of the PEG.
PIE themselves. 1t cannot but be that
every man, not naturally robber or cut
throat. would gladly put at an end to this
state Of things. A large majority in every
locality must feel alike on this subject; and
If 50, they only need to reach an under
standing one with another. Each leaving
Ill others alone solves the problem; and
surely each would do this but for bis ap.
prehensicn tina. others will not leave him
alone.
Canno. this m'schieyous distrust b. re
movedf Let neighoorhood meetings be
everywhere called and held Of ali entertain.
ing sincere purpose for mutual security
in the future, whatever they may hereto
fore have thought. said or done about the
war, or sbo.t anything else. Let all such
meet. and s5aioing al, else, pledge each to
cease Harvesting Others, and to make com
mon eavss ay7inst ,ehoersr persists in max
ing. aidiag or encouraging further disturb
snce. The practical means they will best
know how to adopt and apply. At such
meetings old friendships will cross the
memory, and Christian charity will con.
trive 10 help.
Please consider whether Il may not be
well {. suggest this 70 the now afflicted PEG
pie Of Missouri.
Yours truly, A. L,scoIs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

Latest News.
o.. It's reported in New Orleans that jeff.
Davis crossed the Mississippi on the 18th
inst, with an, escort Of Texas cavalry and
advanced towards the A:hafalsya river.
u II appears now that an attempt was once
made to poison Mr. Lincoln.
Mrs Lincoln is said to Be seriously in.
disposed. Sec. Seward aud Frederick
Seward are improving though the latter is
not out Of danger.
Booth has not been captured yet but is
reported concealed somewhere with frac.
tured leg caused by the fall from his
horse. '@He
The rebel garrison Of Mobile are retreat
ing towards Macon. Ca, followed by our
forces who captured SO, eco bales of cotton.
Judge Morris aad Kar'nadukc, Of the
Chicago prisoners, are acquitted; Walsh is
sentenced to Ave years imprisonment, and
6emmes to three Greniei, though net yet
sentenced, will probably be hung.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

Cd I-ra:oAY.- We suggest that o.! bus.
mess houses close their doors, at least da.
ring the religious services say from IL to
q, snd that evidences Of mourning be. dis
played from all houses, To our taste, the
slraping Of q door knob Has as much signi
Acance as the festooning Of whole front;
and !nasmuch as We already hsve gone
through > public ceremonial indicating
grief for the illustrious dead, it Is possible
. less cstentatious evidence of sorrow would
be appropriate. We only suggest.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

The OUTSIDE -.Letter from Aionzo Brown,
Agent Of Clayton Go. IN the N. w. SAM
tary Fair. Postyile Resolutions on the
National Bereavement. DEBORAH. A
Half Dollar. >. Letter from Milo Lacy.
Senator Trumbulr s rebuks OF Senator Con.
ness. -. improvement In Photographic
apparatus. Josh Billings. Babies. :.
Bear Fight. Curious Bible calculations
Miscellany.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

~ Our new Advertisements ard the
late interesting news exclude several arti-
cles pr, pared for this issue. We cannot
get every thin: in email paper.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

SPLENDID JEwELRY ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
I'm our advertising columns today will
be found the announcement Of Messrs.
Newborn 4 Co., Of New York. for the sale
Of an immense stock Of Jewelry, &c, on
the novel plan OF One Dollar for each article.
This is new firm, and the fact that It is
ambitious to build up good name, makes
il probable that customers will be literally
dealt With. II will cost but twenty. five
cents 10 try the experiment any way.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

Mn. LlEBUAKpr has renewed his liquor.
store to the house formerly occupied by
Brown As an eating house. ~ Mr.. l.. has
employed q good workman and designs,
after May Est, 70 manufacture soap and
candles for wholesale and retail trade.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

cen. oherman.
Il win b seen by our columns that
Sherman and the Cabinet have fsllen out
We think 1t possible Sherman was too
liberal in granting johnson the right to
stack arms in the respective state capitols
Of the rebels. but as President JOHNSON is
the pilot and has general Management Of
affairs. We do not desire to obtrude our
op:Hions Let us wait and see what will
be the end Of this We give the "agree-
n,en.," tie reasons for its rejection, and
Gen. Ehecnas's Proclamation our readers
can ao'their own judging. 1.s
fThe.new President, in response 10 the
rnutau. as,-e-.:e-, said .a--'-.a--. -
rebellion should suffer but tho masses
should not He also objected to the carving
up Of states and the Capitalization o.
sYlAWeY.a -r........ s.... ....-.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

6racIcAL.-On Friday last DR.. Andres,
assistsd By Dr.. Low, amputated the'gleg Of
Jas. dsrrcty, Of North McCregor. Wssie
told the leg was on the floor in three guar
ters Of a minute from the insertion Of the
knik! Mr.. G. sprainsd his ANGLE four
weeks ago. and modification having ensued,
the knife and saw because necessary. Mr..
q. has . wife and three children: he is
doing well. Joel Van Orfnaa, Esq, rem.
dered valuable assistance % an attendant
on the physic;ans.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26
COMMERCIAL.
TIMES OFrIcE. Tuesday. April %

TIMES OFFICE, Tuesday, April 25--4 L. NJ.
Roads bad. Snow on Friday equato December; on
Saturday more snow-about foot fell on the level.
Railway this side blocked. business by team dull.
Travel better River lower and falling. Markets better
Gold advancing, closing in n Y Tuesday p NJ at 81 So.
Prices of Produce and Merchandise corrected this day
by Benton Bros & Co. No. Wheat in Chicago, 81 20.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

SHrsr Mus1c. - HrsBAsD has rsturned
from Chicago bringing with him the largest
assortment Of sheet music ever offered in
Ibis market. lie is also agent fer the best
style Pianos, Ms!odeors and other musical
INSTRUMENTS.
Watches. Clocks and Je:yelry a! whole.
sale o. retail.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

1As Indianapolis Gazette says the phys!.
Clans there have st last cot control Of tho
disease es!isd the spotted fever.
We dent know 60 much shout the physi.
clans, bat the recent experience Of three
Northern uaxkeyes satisfies them that the
Aetsetiss police dewn that way know ali
shout The spottipg business Rubbing the
spa4s CO cost jus. F.(.v Do!yars!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26
M AR ID.

Al the Catholic Church in Prairie du Chen on Mon
day, April 2ith by Rev. Father Maggie, of McGregor,
Mr.. Casper Zeigemeyer to Miss Apalone Nauret. ---
The happy pair came home on Monday evening" and
CASPER "set OUT the usual refreshments expected on
such occasions. dance got up, and everythin &
passed off pleasantly. May health, prosperity and fifty
years Of happy union he their fate -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED !!

'INO sell 157 of valuable land situate directly
i north OF the John Orr iarm, "a miles from this
city, and lying the main road leading into the entire
country tributary to McGregor. This land is not only
desably situated, but has abundance good timber
and three springs of the prest water it, For inio
nation enquire by letter OF T. D. Gardner Auburn, N.
Y. John L. Davis. this city, who will show any par
ties desiring, the whole OF the premises. 3m445
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26
Notice to COntrac tors.

SEALED proposals will be received by either of the
- undersigned, Building Committee of Giard Town
ship Clayton Co., Iowa. for building and completing two
Schoolhouses in subdstricts No. and OF said Town
ship. Specifications may be at the TINES Office
with either OF the committee. Bids will be receives up
to noon Of the 18th day Of May 1862 at which time the
contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bid
der Proposals invited and solicited for both Frame
and Stone buildings for sad Schoolhouses the committee
reservng the right OF choice and also to reject any
all bids that may be unreasonably high also to correct
modify the specifications Information regarding
locality proximity to timber, &C., will be cheertully
given by either
FRANCIS McMULLIN,)
JAMES TAPER, Building
HENRY FROELiCH, Committee
Pr. DICKINSON,
Giard Township. Clayton Co., Iowa. April IS, 1865.
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Wanted :!

TIsO SELL TEN ACRES OF GOOD LAND with
good oak-rail fence around il, comfortable house
and barn spring OF pure waeI.-s acres broke and
acres OF good woodland situated the Spanish Gran
and ONLY one mile from McGIegor. Enquire OF
All MARGARET ANN VH0LLAND.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-26

Enigma No. 3.
A stranger writes US the following. We
do not agree with him or her % in doubt.
ing that it is "digni6ed to make or read
enigmas" Our taste runs to enigmas Of
all kinds, and We never yet saw one but we
wanted to "try it." This one has so few
lines in it that it is not so readily solved as
some others but some Of our young readers
will doubtless knock it to pieces: -.
ArR1L 70, 1865.
Eps. TINES After figuring moment
I solved your Enigma No. /, to mean Mayor
Leffiingwell. don't know that it is con-
sidered q very digniied thing to make or
read enigmas, but have arranged one
which l do not think your young friends
can solve 80 speedily as the frst one you
published. Twill sead the answer ii 1t be
required
I am composed Ct Is letters. h. .
Ny 10, 8, II, 2, 3, is month long.
Ny 8, 4, IS, -, is pleaty in this coun.
try. ..
NY !, 4, 6. is seen on the road.
Ny IL, 10, 6, IL, 7, Is, 7, 4, is an impor.
tant island.
Ny 5, ?, Is. -, is body Of water.
Ny 8, 10, l3, Is, is very attractive.
Ny 8, 0, 2, 7, 8, is often in church.
Ny s, II, 3. 8, is often eaten. Some.
times l am round /; sometimes not; the
beat Of = drum record = holder Of
manuscript laws; . list Of names; the
revcIherations Of thunder; movement
and mans nams.
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