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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

TIE 9ru CAvALRY.-Ssrgeant VIVIAN is
in receipt OF letter from Capt. ben CoNrAL
of Co. F, dated Little Rock, January 2S,h.
The Captain says: IL am happy to in
form you that we are at this place TO be
mustered out Of the service and thank God
for it have no disposition to write you
at present; this news is good enough for
dorg." l hope to carry you the next
letter myself. Look out for pleasant re-
union when | get back" Be.
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EASTMAN, Wis, Feb. 9.
Eds Timcs-Have been reading in the
TINES Of this week your amusing description
Of sun dogs, following the subject up by telling
what beautiful display you witnessed round
the moon last Saturday night, and closing the
article by asking Prof. Eastman, Of Seneca, to
explain this phenomenon. Who "Prolessor
Eastman"is don't know, never having heard
of him. am half disposed to think you
made a mistake and meant your humble ser.
want.
The appearances you speak of are not unusu-
al although the phenomena vary at different
times. The cause is entirely meteorological,
and they are not, as some people suppose, the
harbngers of war, famine, pestlence and the
d another name was about to give. but
decline. The atmosphere at such tines is
charged highly with electricity and meteorous,
with very high current of air blowing from
the north. Its display mostly occurs when the
northern lights are prevalent, which of late
has been the case. The effect on our atmos-
phere is to change its condition to what it
was previously. anticipate, after little
while, high winds and stormy weather will
prevail. Other influences induce me to be-
leve that it is likely to be bad weather about
the Doth.
You say the heavens, at the time, were re-
markably clear and starlit. imagine that if
you had more carefully examined you would
have discovered thin, light nimbi clouds NOV
ing slowly from the north, or little northwest,
passing over the moons disc, having TIE ap.
pearancs OF slight scum The moons re-
Election on these clouds caused the singular
display. The moon was near her full, and
consequently gave great glare over the heav
ems, SO much as to produce an optical decep-
ton.
Probably, after all, the identical Nj East
man is in existence. and that he has complied
with your request. and forwarded you his strc-
lures OH the subject. If SO must crave your
pardon for having SO impertinently stepped in.
have likewise to crave the Professors" par.
don for so preciptately jumping into his boots
THOS. S. SHAW.
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THAr $2.701.--The examination Of Mr.. IT.
win, of Lynxvlle. Wis, charged with stealing
or finding the $4,000 which Pat Meighan adj
vertscd lost at North MeGregor last autumn,
took place here last week. In referring to this
case previous to this, we had no design to
prejudice the prisoner in his rights to fair
and impartial trial. We stated only what was
told US by the prosecutor, and the sympathy
fer him here was 50 great as to induce strong
desire that he would fad the thief and recover
the money. If we did injustice to Irwin we
regretit. This paper isquite unused to the
popular style Of electinS itself witness, jury
and Judge in cases where only one side is re-
lated-in fact it has ever been cur rule, where
a man was in the hands Of the law, to 70 bear
comment lest we might possibly do mischief to
one or the other Of the parties.
Mr.. Irwin was prosecuted before Justice
Hoxsie by Noble and Jordan, aud defen led
by w butcher End Stoneman. The
court bound Irwin over in $1,000. Bail was
given, and tho case goes to Elkader at the
next term.
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Buy ONE.-We are in receipt of few
copies Of CARPENTER celebrated eptome
of Abolitionism published some years
since. The book contains 500 extracts
from the writings and speeches of leading
men Of the "God and humanity" party,
sho wing that the dissolution oe this Union
was cherished idea long before the war
began. Ev:ry man who cares to know the
history Of radicalism in this country should
purchase this record of it We sell it at
$40 without commission; its pages will put
q regiment Of the present "super loyalists"
to fight.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

--latest News.
Gold opened and closed in New York yes
ssrday, (Moniay,) at the same rate-l5S1a.
The negro suffrage bill before tho Mianeso
"a legislature has been killed.
Gen. Grant has agreed to establish q chair
Of military posts extending from Min. to Mon
tana for the protection Of emigrants.
The New York Rerdsis San Francisco csr
respondent says that the scheme to transpor,
eastern ladies to the Pacific coast, is receiving
severe condemnation in California, Oregon aud
Washington territory.
Gen. Butler is reportsd to be preparing to
hitch the famous Dutch Gap Canal to manu-.
featuring enterprise in the interest Of New
England operations
Tic democracy Of Ky. carried the elections
IN that state on Saturday. BY large majoritics.
1t is reported that President Johnson will re.
turn the frcedmans bureau bill to congress for
modifcation-he being opposed to the clause
extending its operations to the border states
The measure was discussed at the cabinet
meeting on Friday.
Burton N. Harris, private secretary of JeG
Davit, il at Washington, AMI it 10 said will be
made government witness at the ttial Of the
rebel ex-presiden,.
A Boston Journal gives what purports to be
conversation between the president and
distinguished congressman. On the question
Of negro suffrage the former reiterated his be.
lief that the attempt to force it upon the
sou'h ern states was unwise and injudicioss-
In regard to difficulties with the party which
elected him, he remarked that he intended to
sink the partisan in the patriot, but considered
himself identified with the union party.
A dispatch from Austin, Tex, states that
the convention will incorporate into the new
constitution provisions for the abolition of sla.
very and the reception OF negro testimony.
The would.bc assassin of Senator Wade
publishes, in Washington journal, a card de-
nying the statement that he sought that gen.
tleman's life.
The Presidents reconstruction policy is to be
celebrated at Washington on the 21d.
In the senate resolution to investigate al
legged cotton frauds. was debated spiritedly,
The freedmah's bureau bill, with the senate
amendment, now awaits the action Of the
president.
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ID L IL ID /:

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At FarmA. sburg Friday, Feb. I'd, of Spinal Menin-
g'tis. e,ancy Amanda daughter Of Asa Veach, aged
one year and two days.
BY railway accident, at Ossian Iowa. 10 miles west
OF McGregor, on Saturday, Feb 10, at p NJ, HIRAM
C0LvIN, eldest OF William and Mary Moncrief OF
McGregor.
The deceased in his 10th year. The circumstan-
attending the death of this young these:
He was brakeman the freight train Differed by
Charles Deano On this fatal day, the train 60
ing into O,san, he made miss-step and fell between
two cars; death of course ensued instantly The alarm
given by those who him fall, but the body
picked up in mutilaed condition to forbid
change of his clothing, except at the hazard of di
vding the corpse Both arms were broken, the neck
nearly severed, the back of the head carried
away; the sides an. breast bruised in dreadful
manner. The engine and caboose were Immediately
detached and reversed and the remains o. the unfort
nate youth carried to the house of the
stricken parents with whom he had dned only four
hours before! Their agony the sight Of the mange
body % their rstborn is not for pen describe. The
funeral was preached Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Pancoast
HIRAM great favorite with acquantances and
| SO faithful an employe Of the road, that audience
larger with exception, than attended flu
neral in McGregor, followed the body to the house of
service We witnessed the scene and in thirty years
of observation sincerely sad process
son each person a mourner: and on learning the
high character of the deceased both socially and
railroad man-for he did MANS duty-we were not
prised Old persons and little children shed
of sorrow and sympathy. Supt. STRONG, Conductor
SHERwIN indeed all the officers and hands of thu road,
behaved AS though they had lost son or brother.
Mr.. STRONG, with consideration which We know will
ever be remembered gratefully by our long-tried AID
cherished friend the father of the youth, had all the
| trains of Monday draped in mourning. God bless him
for the act. 1t is dreadful to he visited with such
affection but it is consolation to parents know
that their died at the post of duty and that such
universal and marked regard was paid to the memory
Of his virtues.
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Com m ereiaI College.

The Inaugural exercises Of the North Yves.
tern Commercial college Of McGresor, under
charge Of Prof S. r. Hopkins is fixed for
March LIT, at tas Con- ;resaiola chulch.-
Hons Geo. L. Bass. j. Il. Stoneman, r. Noble
Z. Odell, Col. Merrill and E. r. Barron are 70
be the principal speakers, and Prof. Jones,
John C. Baker, e. r. Barron. G. c. Gone, c.
N. Walker and others will arrange the music
for the occasion. This will be uaquestionably
an entertainment interesting to all our citizens
and one which all should aid in advancing to 4
position, financially, cquafto institutions of the
same character in eastern cities.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

FAsHIoNs.--We condense: Tha Pamela
bonnet is 10 Paris; it il black velvet saucer,
bow at the top, the long end of which falls
ut the sids-a wreath of rose buds inside and
at the back. Sleeves are made with embro:-
dered lace in satin stitch with deep wristbands.
Short SIX rts are in vogue. A new ladies'
boot, or a ladies' new boot, is invented to
match; this last is u coquestish gaitcr, with
sham pretty stocking attachments. The foxes
of the gaiter are white kid with lace rosettes,
silver stars in front and very high heels-it
looks like kid slipper with a silk stocking
above it.
sssP. S.--We are informed by private tele-
gram that the moral habits Of these French
fashion inventors hare not changed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

LEASES With great care we have print
ed, on good heavy paper, several hundr, d
LEASES suitable to hold lands on which
OIL or other va!uables in boring or mining
nay be found cropping out. Our Leases
have passed the highest legal examination
and they are correct in every letter and
line. Send by mail at 1926 per dozen,
postage paid here.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

STEAMER Missouri Hurd and
three sons were saved, badly wounded.
His wife MAS killed by bolt passing into
her forehead. The Capt. was formerly on
the Hasca and he is one Of nobtest Of River
officer We hoEe to see him in command
Of one Of the Upper Mississippi lines
next summer.
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COMMERCIAL.
TINES OFFICR. Tuesday Feb l3-lP n

TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, Feb. BPM.
Weather last week warmsh-ice threatening to
qut-co!der on Sunday-su"w Monday-ice better
good sleighing-crossing fine-business fair-pro-
duce receipts light-hogs little lower-Capt Hoff-
man, city weigher, favors follows: Hogs weighed
for the Fall of 65 and thus far in Co. q O5O-probable
outside weights, shipments and lump sales 4O00 total
% 0Oo-an increase of 1000 over last hog season.
Wheat weighed for 1855 entire, 361 200 bushcls--a
slight decrease but the wheat is net yet brought foy-
ward
Donton Bros give corrected reports each week. See!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

Petroleum.
"Wednesday last the Copper Creek well flowed
to the amount of 5 to 10 Barrels in 10 minutes.
1t was unexpected and but email quantity
was saved. Mr.. st. John, a gentleman con.
Hectcd with the Green Co. Springs of Wis.,,
was present, and was highly grati6sd with the
flow. He brought to Pr. du Chen and Nc
gregor ten gallon key Of the precious lubri.
Gator, and just about here excitement was tho
order. We saw the key and the oil and hence
forth not particle of doubt need be entertain.
ed Of the ultimate success Of the company
When larger tube pump is obtained. so that
the water can be exhausted more rapidly, we
may expect flowing we'll Of paying capacity.
II is here and no mistake. All doubters have
surrendered. News from C. Creek (daily,) re.
port steady increase Of the olcagnous.-
Within the past week nearly 900 leading men
of Wisconsin and Iowa, have visited the well
and returned satisfied that oil can undsrie
Wisconsin as well As Pennsylvania.
We await farther developments with con-
fidcnce that cannot be shaken.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

as The Confessions and Exp ,itnr~ %
an Invalid published for the benefit and as Cuution
TO fouag Men and Others, WHO suffer from Nervous
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

JUST THE THiNG!-Some appreciative "cuss''
in the territorial Legislature Of Dakota has
sent up bill thus entitled: "An act to en-
courage the cultivation of Dogs, the improve
ment of the Breeds thereof. and to prescribe
the punishment for injuries to 'purps.'" AS
We have devoted the best years Of our life to
this subject, we think we know good thing
when we see it, touching the behoof Of this
qusdrspedal race, and we shall therefore re-
publish this bill at an early day, for the benefit
Of our own Law makers, pow in session.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

"But pain is perfect misery, the worst Of
evils, and excessive: overturns all patience. -
All druggists have for sale DR.. d. II. Seelyes
Liquid Catarrh remedy, which will remove
Permanently all pains from Catarrh difficulties.
Any one who has ever used it will so recon.
mend it
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

The OursIDr-Cowans speech in reply to
Wil.on.-The Davenport Democrat on Manu-
factur's.-A witch trial showing what butch
cry is done sometimes in the name Of Cod
Miscellany.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14
PEA SALL &c CHURCH
FREMONT HOUSE,
DEBORAH .".-................... IOWA
ELI GEORGE. Prophet r.

would respectfully inform my friends and the pub
has been thoroughly finished and furnished
and a large addition built on, including Ball Room
Connected with this house is the largest Barn and
Yards in Northern Iowa No pains will be spared to
make this frst-class hotel.
81. Stages leave this house daily for all parts
Having secured the services OF THOMAS PoyERs tho
avorts clerk of the fremont for the past eight years
hope % merit liberal share Of your patronage Tasi
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EALs, OYSTERS AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS,

MEALS, OYSTERS AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS,
Furnished at all times during the Fair.
Nothing that can contribute to the success of the
Fair or to the entertainment of visitors thereto will
De sPaiea Neighbs ring Lodges and persons favera
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AGAR and contribute articles any kind for sale.
SS' At the close of the Fair $40 PRIZE will b.
given to the Iethet Young Lady in attendance: the
question to be decided vote dollar the vote
All ckages may be sclt to L. D. G lnore Pres't
and all communications TO A. 0. Hunt Sec'y of the
Bazaar. FRANK TAPPAN
CHAS. NJ. McLAURY
Printing Committee
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GRAND PIIzE.-Have ysu seen the list
OF Grand Prizes off red to subscribers for
the American Statesman, Among them
are Wheeler and Wilson's best Sewing Ma
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Bailey'sp,tent Clothes Wringer, Champion
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The Statesman lisa large Family Journal,
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An Ordinance in relation to Nuisances. Be IL
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no person shall deposit any manure, filth or dead ami
mai on or near the bank of the river within the corpo
rate limits of the city.
Any person violating this Ordinance shall be subject
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Administrators Notice.

w hOM IL MAY JDNCERN.
l. Take notice, that Robert KiIlen, Admins
trat OF the estate OF John ken, deceased, has this
day filed in the Office OF the County Judge of CLAYTON
County, Iowa, his account for final settlement Of all
matters pertaining TO the said estate OF John Killen
deceased. And that unless objections made to the
said court before of the LIST day of the
March term OF the said court to be begun and holden
at Elkader, Iowa, on Monday the 9TH day of March
Record by the said court.
Dated January 3lst 1866
ROBERT KILLEN, Administrator
BY WOODWARD YOU'VE, Attorneys 2wlS6
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TIE American Publishers continue to re-
print the above-named periodicals., but -
the cost of printing has doubled, the price Of
paper nearly trebled, and taxes, duties, licens-
es, ETC., largely increased, they are compelled
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That Rampant Radical" Again.


ing al chance to see both sides of the
question, prompts me to again offer myself
in defense of what I believe TO BE- right.
As to my position in regard to the re-
lations existing between the freedmen and
their formir masters, you simply distort
my words, which your readers can see as
well as I, hence it requires no refutation.
You say: I'VE hardly know how to
convince Virdex' of the Presidents SINGER
ity unless he takes Mr.. Johnson's own
words for it." All right; Let us hear whit
Mr.. johnson says: In 1861. in the U. s.
Senate, while speaking against secession,
and talking directly to jeff Davis. Brock
inrdge, stevens, ca. H., not 1Had.) and
their CONDUCTORS. Mr.. johnson said to
them al were President l would ar
rest you, aud | void try you, and if
found gully. l would HANG YOU" In
1865, when he scas President. what do
we find him doing? Instead Of arrestiny.
or even trying those who had previously
been arrested, we find him with high
hand, and without Constitutional guar
antee, and against the expressed wishes
Of the great loyal masses Of the nation.
PARDoNING, by hundreds, the leaders and
chief men of the rebellion. Mr.. Johnson
also said, "traitors shall be punished and
treason made odious." Now. Sir, in what
manner dos lie propose 10 punish traitors.
and make treason odious: Let us see:
He has punished over $4,000 traitors by
fill and complete pardon, without even
. trial according to law. He makes trea-
son odious by urging the admission Of
elected traitors into the national halls of
legislation, and by making a stump speech
to the assembled rabblc, CHASING the very
hes, men Of this Or any other country with
Southern traitors, calling them dis. Union
lists. disorganizers, etc, men who for the
las, thirty years have been fighting the
battles of freedom, while Mr.. johnson
was riding a5oat his plantation and crack
ing his slave whip over the backs Of toll
ing, sspaid human beings. He says he
IL in favor Of protecting the rights Of the
freedmen. yet the only measure on which
he has had an opportunity to act. be
vetoed. ~ he said. on general Pvisciples.
He says he in favor Of extending the right
Of suffrage 10 certain classes Of freedmen.
Yet be wishes to turn that privilege over
TO the States themselves. who ere now
undx organisations composed Of rebels.
repsessseed By rebels. governed By rebels.
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