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SIlTkR VA TONES!

FIRST Cl,ss Hunting Time Pieces for accu
racy Of movement beauty Of material, and
above all. cheapness in price. these watches
must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation so faultless that il can hard =
he detected by th" most experience
udccs The material being of two metals,
the outer one first quality Sterling Silver,
while the inner one is German Silver. il can
not he recognised by cutting or heavy en-,
craving, making it, not in appearance, hut
rndurahlity, the hest resemblance Of SOL
Dl STERLING SILVER in existence.
The sale Of these Watches in the Army is
source of enormous profit, retailing, as
hey very readily do, at S25 and upwards
Many hundred dollars can he made in n sins
gle pay day by any one Of ordinary bushes.
alact
mfA.AT WHOLES \LE ONLY In heavy
hunting cases beautifully engraved. white
enamel dial. ard fancy crt hands. in good
unning order. by the half dozen, ST.. Sold
unly by the case of cir.
Upon receipt of two dollars, as guarantee
Of good faith. we will send watches by ex-
press to any part of the loyal States, collec-
ting balance Of bill on delivery This en-
sures buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required
Soldiers in the disloVal states MUST remit
CASHIN ADVANCE. as the express companies
perempt0rt(Y refuses making collections iii
such dangerous localities. Remember,
/ Cash in adcance from within the army lines In
| eJeI states We guarantee the safe 6el'rerg
| all 1ratchcs, whether they are sent by mai!
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-01-11
For the North Iowa Times.
Pr. DU CHiEs, Jan. 9th

Pr DU CHEN, Jan. 9th 1865.
To the Loyh Ladies and all Friends Of ".
Western Sick and W,uaael Soldiers, noar
IN HospitaI at Pr du Chien.
We take the liberty of addressing you
in behalf Of this Hospital. 1t is probably
now well understood that the Swift. U S.
A. Gen. Hospital is loca ted at Pr. du Chen
for the accommodation If North Western
soldiers, that they may be near their homes
and receive from friends those a>lcacies
and comforts the: are so essential 10 q
speedy recovery to health and efficiency.
Already efforts have been made, and molly
responded to by the patriotic citizens and
Aid Societies of several towns, both in
Wis. and Min. and the ladies' Of McGregpr
have not been remiss in the pleasant duty
Of administering ia the wants Of the brave
men now suffering from the hardships aud
injuries received in defence of the best
Government on earth. But let US not
hatter ourselves thot we have discharged
our whole duty when vs. have bestowed a
dinner, or contributed hundred or two
bushels of potatoes. There should be
systematic arrangement Of some kind for
receiving steady supply Of vegetables,
pickles, butter, milk and fruit Of all kinds
both fresh, dried. canned, preserved and
picked, and tea, loaf sugar, f.rino, saga.
I'M l. -
can relish. Butter and eggs are abov-
price. DO no. fear that the boys will fail
to receive what is sent them. From visits
and personal intercourse with the patients
in every ward, kaoao that every thing is
served up nicely and given to each patient
as he is able to receive it. Dr.. Kelly and
Lady, not only superintend every ting.
hut prepare with their own hands much Of
the special diet for very weak patients, and
il any one doubts in regard to the substan.
tial and well cooked rat,oas Of the convs-
lescents, let him pay the Hospital visit at
meal time. The improved looks OF the
boys since their arrival, plainly show how
they fare. LIT US keep the cellar ard
pantry well filled with such articles as
Cow. does not supply. and with the pres
ent excellent Arrangement for cooking
conducted by the most perfect system and
skill, we may conf lentiy expec,
the happiest results Our worn out, sick
add wounded heroes will soon be able to
return to the ranks and lend a helping
hand in burying the Rebellion.
Mrs. NJ. BAssETr.
Pres. S. A. Society, Pr. du Chen Wis
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pEMA1NING unclaimed in the Post Office, at Nc
IL Oregon, State of Iowa, 10th day o. jan, 1865
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observing the following rules:
~. Direct the letters plainly to the street and No.
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~. Head letters with the writer's Post Office and
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and request that be directed rdinely
-. Letters to strangers transcieAf visitors in =
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the word Transcient.' z9E 1s8,
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and leave space between the stamp and drcc.
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HosPIrAL.-Not long since We visited
the Hospital at Pr. du Chen and made tie
acquaintance Of Dr.. Kelly, and lady as we'll
as the officials who have it in charge. 1t
was our intention to give it a somewhat
detailed description in repayment of the
very courteous attention bestowed upon
US by Dr.. Kelly; but on examining a
letter in our last issue by "Qui Vive' we
End our intentions anticipated. The In.
stitution is most admirably kept and We
advise all 70 60 over and take a look at il.
We call attention to an article lin this
issue relative to the wants Of the Institu.
ton. 49, ....s..r s.. IL.
The dinnerto the soldiers by the Nc.
Gregor ladies was fine affair and 1t was
highly appreciated BY the boys.
A dance came OF there on Friday night
Of last week. The ladiss Of McGregor
were the principal attendants from this
side. The party was got up to cheer the
soldiers and enable them to take part in
the dance. We learn that there was real
happy time. t1f taaao
We are requested BY DIR. Kelly to say
that the soldiers are in want Of milk for
diet and that it cannot be Obtained ON that
side. The milk can be frozen into cakes
and moro easily carried. Chickens and
butter will also be god-ssnd to the sol
diers. Bass & Elmendorf will take charge
Of oil contributions. Eaet9a s -
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A Card.

A Card.
McGRsGon Iowa, Jan. Dad, 1865.
d. d. Fraser Esq ,-Aseat Wisconsia
| Mutual Life Lnsurance Company,
DEAR SIR.--Allow me to express my
grateful remembrance for the kindn 81
and efficient aid rendered me by yourself
since the deceasc Of my husband, George
w. Tenney; also my heartfelt thanks to
the Insurance Company for their prompt.
ness in forwarding the amount of Policy
and dividends. One thousand Fifty dollars
and G5cts. 500 dollars before it be-
came due. Truly yours.
..,-...-.-.- MATTE L. TESSEY.
The promptnsss Of the Mutual Life
Insurance of Wisconsin in paying claims
Is certainly very commendable and must
be highly gratifying to the numerous par.
ties Of this trustworthy and prosperous
institution.
The above is the fourth claim paid
by this Co. in our immediate Acquaintance
within months, as follows:
Horace Emery. Monona, 100000
f. Brewer, Nashville Ten. 100000
Uriah Parry, La Crosse, $500 90
Geo. w. Tenney, McGregor, 100000
ana paid promptly upon receipt of proofs
at Home Office. The Wisconsin Mutual
was organized in 1863, commencing busi.
ness without a cent, and have now an
accumulation of nearly half million
dollars. A better class Of risks or a larger
per cent Of premium reserve, was never
shown by any Mutual Co. ever organized
at the same age. Out Of nearly Nine
Thousand Policies issued, the losses have
been less than tJty, showing conclusively
good management on the part Of both
Officers and Agents. This Co. issues
Liie-Non-forfeiting and Endowment
policies to good risks between the ages of
Il and IS. AS Western men, identified
with Western interests, we hereby cordially
invite all, erery body anticipating Insurance
not to be humbugged into tho idea Of
sending funds East for investment, when
they can DC equally as safely handled by
our Home Co.-Me only North Western
Life Co.-TLe Mutual, Milwaukee, Wis.
S. G. DAGGErT, Pres't.
A. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
The special travelling agent for Northern
Iowa, ID. ID. Fraser tells us he proposes
visiting West Union this present week.
Our friend will we trusr, meet with success
wherever bis interests may seem to call |
him. b -'3t l.- .. ..E#t'-...
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Pres. S. A. Society, Pr. du CHEN Wis

&. = .
MARRIAGEs.-Some weeks ago we pre-
dicted several marriages to come off in this
vicinity Our columns this week will
show our suspicious to have been WI
founded. The weather is suggestive of
matrimonial partnerships, the prospect #
draft induces people to settle old engage
ments and to prepare fer that GLORIOUS
Jubilee" which poets and modern music
writers tell US is soon to come. While the
wedding fever is up it would not surpri, c
us to hear that many other citiZans of No
Grsg'r will be attacked fatally. Indeed
We are ready to Let o IS Album that net
less than too paars will be splced here be.
fore January is out! Does anybody want
an album?
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M AR RED

On the Goth Of Dec, at the residence of Humphrey
Lampson Esq, of Mctregor, by Rev. g. p. Sloan Pastor
of the Congregational Church, Mr.. ALoSzo CHURCH. OF
the McGfegor p. o., to Miss MATTE L. PErrYs, all Of
this city,
Immediately after this consummation the happy
pair emigrated to Wisconsin to spend few days and
at the date of this writing they have returned 1t
cannot be possible that Lon has been wrecked on his
first voyage the Sea of Matrinony. VENUS forbid
Dreadful the tides and pillows of that sea are to the
Imagination of bachelors, there is pleasure in its
navigation that is indescrbabe. What if you meet
squalls in the of the voyage you are consoled
by lul reefng of sails, the delights of cabin and
the pleasure of berth. In Eden the pair We're put
together, and it is the duty of man, Adam did, to
give one of his own ribs wife, rather than to
go through the world poor, forsaken, homeless
critter cared for by nobody except those who have
access to his pocket-book.
"LoN, may you and Matte live seventy years at least
and be instrumental, under Providence in establishing
many Churchcsl
At McGregor, on Thursday, Dec Goth, by Rev. Mr..
Wolfe, Pastor OF the VI. L. Church, Mr.. MARSHAL.
KENNEDY to Miss LOUISE daughter OF L. Bowen, all Of
McGrcgor.
The TINES Office acknowledges the receipt Of .the
cake which usually accompanies such notices. May
health and happiness be the fortune of the young
couple rs#a So ~ 81 ~ @3
In Natertown, WIS, Dec. 10Th, by the Rev. nr.
Boynton, Mr.. HORACE BAKER, Of McGregor TO Miss
RosE MONTGOMERY, of Watertown.s = IS
In our last issue rumored this interesting event,
but not until the TINES in the hands of subscribers
did we know it to be fact. HORACE has been most
successful rival to the bachelors of McGregor and we
hear said that meeting will take place among them
to pass resolutions of congratulaton account of his
demise 'sngle man. Good luck to YOU Baker
and may you do your duty in the department you have
chosen? .'-
AT NORTON Ohio Oh Tuesday, January Sd, 1865 by
Rev. A. W. johnson, Mr.. n W. CHAPMAN, of Cleveland
10 Miss GRACE Z. HOWE, OF Norton.
The bride is sister to Mrs Newell and Mrs. Jacoia of
this city, and she for soue months resident here
The announcement of her marriage gives much pleasure
to her many McGregor northumberland all
feel like sending congratulations to Mrs Chapman and
also to the worser-haf who had the skill to capture so
amable a young lady. Good wishes from Iowa.
GRACE!
In Fairview, Iowa. JAM 4th, 1866 by Rev. Mr.. Lowry
Mr. COLLINS Brooks, OF Aurora. Illinois, to Miss JANE
a. PERRY, Of Allanakec county, Iowa
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koss.-In front Of Vim. Koss' Saddlery
Store may be seen two elegant double
sleighs, trimmed in RISdLISo's best style.
We have neither space nor time to do these
beautiful snow.coaches justice in descrp-
ton, but any one DESTROYS OF securing
wel-made sleigh, with all the modern i'm.
proyements, can find the article at the
establishment Of Koss. The trimming is
done in manner that defies competition.
Prices S1Go and $175. Koss never sells 3
poor job OF any kind -.
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MoNoSA A young and valued cores.
pendent from Moncna advises rs that the
Good Ternplars Of that town recently held
concert to purchase Me!odeon for the
Lodge, and that it was well attended. A
very pretty piece entitled "Come home,
tather,' was well sung by little gl,l
named Sherman. The Baxter family sang
to fair audience. A debating school and
singing school are among the institutions
of Monona. McGregor can boast of neither
Of these latter means Of improvement. We
haze urged tie establishment Of a Lyceum
aud Library TIL our patience is exhaust.
ed
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ANOTHER BALL.-On the 18th at Dorr' $
Hall, North McGregor, Williams String
Band will do the music in such style as
will make q woodenleg dancs. Jim's
band is very popular, end deservedIy So
he is an unassuming man, esteemed by all
who know him. DoRR will look after the
eatables and other fixins with his usual
good taste. II the wine he sets on. will
be as epod as that with which he remem.
bered this office (only couple of bottles
OF excellent champagnel we will guarantee
lively time. The Jubilee was good,
but the next dasace will be rouser. Car
riages free for guests between the two
towns. +s at Eta t*ai
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The Latest

The Latest ~.....-- ..-... .-7-o
&c A rumor, Circulated by the rebel pa
.pers that Gen. Price was dead has beer
contradi,ted. The same authorities Civ,
srumors, which lack conformation, however
OF the death Of Hood and Forrest.
There is a rumor that Lee has bee,
created seneralissimo; and that he ha.
placed Bcaurcgard in command of the de
fences Of Richmond, intending himself t.
proceed to South Carolina TO resist Sher
mans anticipated movement northward.
= The Federals are concentrating force
between Hendersonville and the Savannah
river. The governor of South Carolina
has called upon every white male in the
state to rally to its defence.
) Savannah is to be Immediately opened
as port Of entry. g .# ." ..
A report that Fremont was appointed
Minister to France has been contradicted.
Eight thousand troops are being sent
from Memphis to New Orleans-for what
purpose it is not stated @A-"
The exchange of prisoners has been re-.
sumed on the James river. s...s -.
The court at Montreal decided on Satur-
day that it had jurisdiction in the case Of
the St. Adams raiders.
Gen. Thomas has been appointed Majpr
General in the regular army to fill the
vacancy occasioned by tho resignation Of
j. G. Fremont.
Adjt. Gen. Baker has received notice
from the department 80 the effect that no
recruits will be received for any other
service than the infantry; all other branch.
es Of the service being supplied.
Rebel papers say that some of Sherman's
army is on the north side Of the Savannah
river near Hardeeville.
Gov. Yates has been elected U. S. Sena.
tor from illinois. e. ...aE ..- .a-
In the Senate bill has been presented
asking aid in the construction of tele.
graph line from ST. Cloud, Min, to the
British possessions. --a ....r
a resolution was adopted of inquiry into
the expediency of distributing the proceeds
Of the sale of the Savannah cotton among
the soldiers of Gen. Sherman's army.
Gen. Steedman has captured and burned
Hoods p0ntoOn train. s.a.-... ..
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He that is born in January will be
laborious and a lover ofgood wine, be very
subject to fidelity, yet he will be compla
cent, and wi'hal fine singer. The woman
born in this month will be good house
wife, rather melancholy, but yet good
natured, and if they would be to each
other all that heart could wish, they viii
so to WHEELER for their boots and shoes.