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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02
MIXING THE BAB1Es.-A very sins

MIXING THE ID DABlES.-A very oiuSu"
lar occurrence, involving the indemnity
oftwo newly born specimens of"Young
Am~," is related by the Easton
Daily Erpress, as having transpired re-
Gently in Lower Mt. Bethel township,
Northampton county. A lady who
was about to present her liege lord with
a "pledge of Affection" engaged the
services Of worthy dame in the neigh
b rhood to assist her through the period
Of confinement. The nurse was called,
and very promptly made her appear
ance, when it was discovered that she
was herself as much in need of the SER
vices Of An aecoucher as the lady Of the
house. The sequel is soon told: Two
fine boys were born and in the hurry
and confusion consequent upon this un.
expected turn in the events, they got 80
mixed up that it was impossible to de-
termine with any Certainty as to the ma
ternity of the children. AS might be
supposed, great deal of discussion
ensued, and the mothers of the babes
were greately distressed; but the best
that could be done under the circum-
stances. was the party present to assign
the children tc the mothers, and await
the developments Of the future. If the
growth of the children should discov-
er any strong family resemblance, the
ladies can swop back and make the mat
ter all right. but without such develop
ments, they must ever remain in doubt
as to the genuiness Of their precious
darlings." It's very distressing case: /:
and the folks present ought to known
better than to have got a pair of babies
mixed up; but on such occasions people
will get into a furry, and strange things
| ara very liable to occur.
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sB a negro in Folsom. California, was de-
tected in an attempt at rape uron three little
white girls He was placed in Jail, but when
the citizens became informed of the occurrence
they went to the Jail about midnight, took the
brute out, tied him to a tree near by, and gave
him thirty lashes on the bare back, and shaved
of some curly locks, OF which he was very
proud after which they returned him to the Jail
without the officer knowing anything Of the
Irocceding.-Er.
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WHOLE NO. 60.
could pour out on anything nearest their

could pour out on anything nearest their
heart.
Out of the prisoners that was taken,
the man that the two thousand rupees
=; were offered for was taken by US for
nothing. We hanged ten of them on
the spot, and fogged a great many
about sixty. We burned another village
that night. If you had seen the ten
march round the grove, and seen them
looking the same as if nothing was GO
ing to happen to them Therewas one
OF them fell the rope boke and down
he came. He rose up and looked all
round he was hung up again. After
they were all hanged, the others were
taken round to see them.
On the 9th we-a number of 19O--
went out against 1000. We came up
close to them; they were all drawn up
in three lines /; it looked too many for
us, but Oh we dashed, and in short
time they began to run. We set fire to
a large village that was full of them we
surrounded it, and as they came rushing
out of the flames, shot them. We took
eighteen of them prisoners they were
all tied together, and we fired a volley at
them and shot all of them on the spot.
We came home that night, after march
ing more than twenty miles. and fight
ing nearly thirty to one. We are told
that we killed over five hundred our
loss was one man and one horse killed,
and one man and one horse wounded"
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CouLDN'r HOLD Our.-A girl who
had become tired of single blessedness,
wrote her intended, thus -
Dear Jim, come rite off if you're
cummin at all; Ed Helderman is insis-
tin that I shall have him, and he hugs
and kisses me SO continually that can't
hold out much longer"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

Ey A poor widow was asked how
she became SO attached to a certain
ncighbor, and replied that she was
bound to him by several cords Of WOO l.,
which he had sent to her during the
winter.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

EE~ Thou shalt Lot carry off the ed,
i,or's exchanges, unless thou art sure
he is done with them neither shalt
thou talk to him when he is reading
proof or wiring. lest he gat angry aud
kick thee out Of the sanctum.
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EUROPEAN GossIp.-If London has
its exciting murder. Paris has its singu-
lar one. A youmy man of the age of
three years and half, having been con-
traried the other day by the cook of the
family. woman of 45, walked into the
kitchen, seized a sharp pointed knife,
and approaching the woman, who was
sitting down, plunged the knife into her
with such g force, in the region Of the
heart, as to attain that organ, and arrest
its action aim ost iustanlaneously ! It
will be a curious spectacle, the trial of
this precocious little monster. While
the President addresses him in the usual
words, prisoner, rise up. Your lame ?
Your age? Your profession You
are going to hear the reading of the
Indictment" there is danger that the
gansin may amuse him whistling the air,
THE Sire de Franc Boisy, in which case
he will be threatened with the law of
September, which excludes his presence
from the Court. The journal which re-
ports this case mentions also another,
the murder OF shepherd boy by a
young girl of seventeen, because he
plagued her"
Here is a fact exceedingly Frenchy.
The great dry goods store under the
Hotel de Louvre announces, in the edi-
torial column of a journal, that an or
dor has been issued in that store that
hereafter the clerks who show ladies up
stairs will invariably precede instead OF
follow them. You will ask why this
sigular announcement Because many
ladies-you may be sure they were
Americans or English-complain that
the clerks followed a few steps behind
in order to enjoy certain advantages af-
forded by their hoops! The owners Of
the store were perfectly right in giving
this lesson of politeness 10 their clerks,
but it was an odd advertisement for a
journal all the same
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02
GRANT s. PECK,


Attorney at Law, Real Estate and Gen
cral Commercial Agent,
McGREGoR, Iowa.
Will attend to the purchase and sale of Real
Estatc-examination Of titles. payment OF
Taxes, &c. Will undertake the collection Of
debts and guarantee prompt return.
Has for sale several valuable tracts of Land
Town Lots apd Mill Properties, in Iowa and
Wisconsin. which offer strong inducements ia
speculators Or those seeking safe and permanen.
investments.
Office orer Catlin d .Starks' Store
Mstiresor, Iowa, Sept. ], 81 n4s3m
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Elections for members of the House of Re-
presentatives of the next Congress have now
been held in all the States Of the Union, with
the followinu result.
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EK8ka ..-.,.. r. ~.
nj. o. WALKERS
". Western Stage LINE!

NOUR HORSE COACHES will leave the
IL American House, NJ Gregor, daily at ~
o'clock A. NJ, or Immediately upon arrival Of
the morning train from Milwaukee and Chicago,
and the Steam Ferry from Prairie du Chem
The traveller to Decorah, New Oregon and
Osage, or to West Union, Bradford and st.
Charles, will not be delayed if he takes this
line, by any failure to connect at intermediate
points on his way West or North West
At DEBORAH the line is continued to ST. Paul
and the various towns of Minnesota, and to
those wanting to see the country the Land rout J
is far preferable to river passage.
EXTRAS to accommodate all who come. will
be furnished at very short notice. on application
to ...-. .... d. w. FREEMAN,
...-s .. Agt. at M'Gregor.
D. W. Freeman is also the Agent for the Ill-
nois Central r. Road. n37 Gu
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From the Washington Union.
Posting the Books-The Next House OF
..g-t Representatives.
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EGBERT HOTEL,

By Atwood Sackrider This we'll known House has been
put in complete order by the rresent Prof. retor and
Travellers may rely upon being we'll treated at
able charges. Walkers stage Lines change at this
House daily.
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M O N O N A.
EVANS & EGBERT,

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware Nails Crockery Stoves lran Glass, Queens
Ware Furniture Sash, and Farming Utensils. .
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CLAYTON LODGE No. TO-

OF A. +. d A. NJ; Monona. Clayton County Iowa.
meets rday preceding the fui moon In each mouth
Chas. A. DEAN W. Nj j. I. II. Scorr S. W; III.
fMKRY J. W; b. ii. OLMsrEo, Treas; WM. II. THoMP-
SON Sec'y.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

Rochester, = = Minnesota.
Stages leave this House Daily for all parts Of the
Territory. Livery attached. .,. ....... . ..-...
c. c. COLE, Proprietor.
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MistelIaueous.
J. III. g. w. GRANNIS,

Dealers In Dry Goods Groceries Ready Clothing
Hardware Queens Ware Tin Ware Stone Ware Drugs
aud Medicines Oils Paints Putty. Glass Varnish. &c
Main street Strawberry Point Iowa. 1tf
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DEAN, FRENCH & EMERY,

Dealers in ry Goods Groceries Hardware Nails Crock
cry Stoneware Stoves and manufacturers Sheet Iron
and Tin Ware. post Office Building
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~ RI O's q A X ID + N. -
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Tickets 50 cssss-Children ha price,
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF
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i"H GARDEN OF BEAUTIFUL TREES.
MOrDAY EVENING, July a. 1854
7. new ballet in which the graceful aud beautiful
" sIGNORINA THERESA ROLLA
will appear assisted by entire Ballet Company comprising
NJ Paul L filsnt entitled ,,,,
D.. ae Mai
MIR W. a. Blake Mr.. Geo. Jordan, Mr. Grosvenor MT Rus
al mrs W r. Blake Misses Emma lay ior aud Emily Bar
\, A. n, M. elegant one act comedies Of
FORTY AND FIFTY
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THE MOST REMARKABLE BOOK of the
i DAY.-win b~ published Aueustt
M o II NJ 0 N M
ITS LEADERS AND DESIGNS.
BY ELDER HYDF.
Portraits of the leading Horuoua OF Utah.

Illustrated with Portraits Of the leading hcruOns Of Utah
ave nesd through the manuscript Of the work and have
No hesitation saying n'en.ey interesting and .d
ieesey treatment given in Language at osee
.rte and plain 1t quite time At our ot, nT1n
ton beautiful territory and who ought % be for
ever eu,d Elder Hyds' wOrk will be read ey az who are
Tss ~oll i1 intensely exciting and interesting aud
best Of the corIuOtiSn and horrible 1qf OF Nor
wv P Fedee Co have In ne. york on the Agr.
snou. Elder Hyde Of Mormon no.orety He Of the
missionary apostles Of the ehsrc5 lie preached IN In
i"d siS the he
visited and made great stir among the people OF
NewYork experimenting he expose of the
Nomons be embe.hed with the portraits of the Prn.
.ne and br..ty Of the Mormon. and
tain hints the Government az to the classes OF Peop:
m Y Correspondent Of Boston Journal
ERr2MzEp TABLE OF CONTENTS .SS wSy :. write,
CHAPTIR il -sALr LAKE CrTy-G5.at Salt Lake; The
The rhsslss .s c 81
fee and system q Tns and n5 Ts%
Tse .Ss t1d sSppo Population
and Conumins Iron and for the Pacific Railroad Weapon
h cTnPTfT hps
mst: FsyOre. T,n .,. q md nssn,s
E Wives, A A ,E Jsrsu b Esa. on
Eessn and PssIey, :. Pratt Mr. Cobb and BRIGHAM
Woman Sealed to usrried another Husband Spirit
usl wives Cause of Smiths Death Smith, Widow' Proxy
Doctrine - Marriage and Sealing Tor the Dead The Endow-
Washing and Amounting Degrees of PiesthoYd Be.
hind the Vail y Obedience; Sealing At the Altar hurders
Sealing to Indian Squaws Selling Daughters.
CHAPTER V-EDucATI0E.
CH1PTER yL-BnicH4M Yovsc AT HoxI-Hi. Bios1s;
pby hodus OpeIsnd Personal Appearance in Council and
IN Pulpit His Manners Style 2: OTstoy Asa Husband and
Counting Men Occupations and Propery Universal Con.
fdsnt and Adviser; Secret OF Success
CHAPTER Vii-BRIenAM THE Decentralization of
Mormopsin.
CHAPTER vIIL-CHRoNoLocIcAL History OF Mohxos-
CHAPTER IX.-ASALYsIs OF INTERNAL EVIDENCE OF the
Book MORMON
CHAPTER X-ExTEKSAL EVIDENCES OF THE Book OF
MORMON. =,
CHAPTER XL-REAL ORIGIN THE Book OF MORMON.
CHAPTER XII-TREoRETreAL PoLYGAMY
CHAPTER AIlI.-THE SUPPRESSION OF MoRMoNfsM.
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WHOLE ORIGIN
snd
MYSTERY OF LIFE.
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PHYSICAL vIrw OF
MAN AND WOMAN

o a
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nv and Physioosy London. With additions By Henry Gold
rh ,s md orinnsi work 10 iuSrsvs Of the following
As'TT rHpERXkENTs and thsl inAssaos sp0n personal
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Jury and Means Of PreservstioI. .,,,,r,r, 49,. ~
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Mem Publications.
A FRESH BOOK of TRAVEL and ADVEN-
"A TURE. r
Now ready and for sale by the Booksellers:
WILD NORTHERN SCENES;
Or,
SPORTING ADVENTURES
THE RIFLE AND THE ROD.
H. HAMMOND

~
BY S II. HAMMOND
Author Of /" Hills Lakes and Forest Streams" ess
From the authors Pvefnes
The scenery have attempted to descnbtthe ake MYERS
islands rocks valleys and streams will DO found
recorded in this vOBme go
was over portion Of that wilderness last and found
plenty of abundance Of deer heard the he wi OF toe
wolf the oft panther and the hoae below Oh inc
For myself have come rsgsrd these mountains those
lakes MD streams old and ali this wild region as
the excitement and the OF the watering places or the
sea shore visit their calm secusion taeir pure All
their natural ul their beauty nelr on
liant glorious sunsets their quiet ana
visit tb too when them ean take Oh .ne
armor hch comp lied 10 and remove the watcn
which one himself In the crowded
of life because whistle sing shout hurrah and be Jelly
exciting the Tidcue or provokins ne tn
world In short because back the days Of old, and
think and act, and feel like " a boy again"
CONTENTS.
Huuab for the Country The A Way Of Taking Rabbits;
Departure; the Stag Hounds Deer Trapped Inc Result
Thr Chase Round Lake The Combat Hooking up Trout;
Doctors story; Slippery la Fight with Buck Tuppers
Fish; frightened Animal Lake. Thunder storm ~ toe
Trolling for Trout The Boat Forest The Howl the Woi
Story The Upper Sara Exploring Voyage In en- Adef
nae Popos The Dos swamp Fair Shot and Mrs
tia, Bsrk,d himself to Death Drowning Bear; Sp1ings
stony BROOK good Time with Story The Chase the
the Trout River Tup Island aud an Icy
pers Lske Hunting by Torch Pool Out Of the Woods; The
light; A New Sound in the Martin and Sable Hunter;
Forest Tees Covered with The Thou.and Islands, Home
Snow; The First Chain of Again.
Ponds; Shooting by Turns;
One handsome limo, illustrated fnee SL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
forses, Carriages, &r.

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one psi bay HORSES five year. old one sorrel HORSE
,.y, yesr. old and gray MARE FIVE od-a very
nor horses aud warranted Inquire M 3s5 Stantonst
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