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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

L'nseys, Jeans. Prints, fh
DeLains. Cashmeres, Merinos,e
- Drillings, Silks, Bareyes. "a
Sa,ins, m Laces, Grapes. "
@roC er1 cs.
Tea Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Saleratus, No.
iasses: SyruPs, Allspice, Pepper, Ginger
Salt, Fish, Flour, &c, &C., 1zgfaiaAs
.n q i q t h i ms.
A very heavy Stock. of Over Coats.
Dress Goats, Frock Coats, Pants, Draw
ers, Vests, Socks, Wrappers, Hats.
Caps, Cravats, '. ".." ID 5't'
CKOCKERr,o of all description,
suitable for the humblest Cabin or tho
well furnished Mansion. Glass Ware.
Tin Ware, Wooden Ware. Willow Ware.
III a rd w a re-.
Axes, Saws. Files, Chisels. Planes,
Bits, Augers, Knives and Forks, Pen,
and Pocket Cutlery Spoons, Bells, Brads,
BUILDING MATERIALS, -
such as Nails, Glass, Putty, Screws and,
Door Trimmings, Timers and
Plasterers' Tools, Oil Stones ae
CORDAGE OF ALL SIZES, STOVES;
ALL PATTERNS,
Stove Pipe, Grindstonss, Butter and;
Provisions Generally.
Blackslniths' Tools,
FARMIN UTENSILS.
Flows, Rakes. Shovels. Hoes. Spades,
scythes. Log Chains.
Drugs, A general assortment of Dyes.
and Drugs.
- t - ito nary.
Note Paper, Letter Paper, Fools Cap,
Memorandums, Check Books, School,
Books. Ledgers, Miscellaneous Books.
Pens, Ink, Envelopes. Waters, d., DC.
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER.
Findings always on hand. ,a
n1tu re.t
Bedsteads. Lounges. Chairs. Rocking.
Chairs. Tables, Stands, DO. DC.
NJ q ttra0 0e0.
Trunks. Valises. Carpet Sacks, Umbrsl-
las. Grain Sacks.
B % t 3 and 8 b ocss,
In countless numbers and infinite variety.
CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY..
This Stock was selected to suit the
wantsand tastes Of D Northern Iowa, and
they are beginning to melt away under
the influence Of lo,0 prices. backed BY
prompt attention of active and accommo-
dating statesmen. We, offer Sons goods.
at Wholesale or Retail, for cash or its.
equivalent. sETg +.
Orders from customers in the iute-
rior. faithfully, tiled and warranted to-
suit in quality and price. in every in
stance. a 4 49,. 1000 $3.50 800
Vine ALLEN 4 WILKERSON.s
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~. r. Central Nail Road.
AND THE ns# +
Troy and Western Line Of Canal Boats,
On the Erie Canal /; at Cleveland with the
Cleveland, Pittsburgh 4
Wheeling Railroad.

Furnishing each of these companies with tri.
weekly accommodations for the shipment of
freight and passengers. with these facilities,
the proprietors respectfully solicit share Of pub
lie patronage.
For freight or passage apply to-
N. Chamberlin, Agent Of N. Y. Central r.
R.. No POI Broadway, NY.
M. B. Spaulding, Agent of spauldings Ex.
press, 267 Broadway, N. Y.
Rice. Clapp & Co., Agents Troy and western
Line, Office 81 Cocnties Slip, NY.
S. Pease, Office foot Of River St., Cleveland,
General Freight Agent Of Cleveland, Pittsburg
I wheeling r. R., Cleveland.
J. A. Caughey, Agent Cleveland, Pittsburg 4
wheeling R. R., Pttsburg.
D. B. williams. Agent C., P. W. R. R., Bridg.
port, opposite wheeling, Va.
J. F. Kirkland Co., Sheboygan, wis.
Raymond Duttou, Racine.
Kenosha Pier Co., Kenosha,
D. O. Dickinson Co., waukegan.
Hale Co., Chicago. Or to
KELLOGG & STRONG, Mil.
SHELDON PEASE, Managing Agent,
Office foot of michigan St., Buffalo. and foot
of River Street, Cleveland. n2e 6m.
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New England Hotel.

TINE undersigned respectfully calls tho at.
tention Of the travelling public to the abage
named house. The New England Hotel, is four
miles west of Monona, on the thoroughtarc lead
ing from the Mississippi to the North and West.
The House has been enlarged and materially i'm.
proved. The table will be constantly supplied
with the best the market affords; the rooms are
neat and well furnished, the Bar il supplied with
the beet quality OF Cigars &c, &c. The Stables
are large and commodious. 1t 10 the intention to
make this House
II First Class Hotel,
And no pains will be spared to render it Hoxr
for travellers and strangers. Stages from all
points stop here daily
% Charges always reasonable. IN
n2,4 WIN. s: SCOTT
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Wholesale 4 Retail Dealer in Sash, Doors
and Window Blinds.
In the New Frame Block, North side Of Main
st. McGregor, Iowa. Orders by mail promptly
at ended to. ,ha2s
McGregor, Oct 10, sc. g...s s.s milf
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--..a
YOUNG America Saloon
- II undersigned is very grateful to the pub.
lie for the liberal patronage extended to
Mmduring the past fall and winter. and he ia.
kes thisoccason TO express his thanks both to his
local and travelling customers.
He would announce that with the opening
Of Spring he is preparing to enlarge his stock,
and every effort will be made to merit the trade
that he feels assured WILDE extended to him.
The "Young America" is conveniently stua.
ted on Main Street. few doors West Of the
Egbert Hotel. 1t will be found pleasant place
spend to an hour or an evening" The purest
Liquors and the most favoritc brands Of Cigars
are obtainable. aud no extravagant prices are
demanded. Oysters Gin their season. Sardines,
HOLSTERS. Game, in . word, all the Injuries
known to the market are constantly on hand,
and wiD be prepared to gpit the tastes Of custom.
ers. -
Give the Saloon trial and confer favor upon
the Proprietor. ID. SAxBY.
noaona, March s, n22fr
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GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE.
TWELVE DOLLAR
Family Sewing .MacItjssev
. This Machine is very simple in its structure,
weighingabout six pounds. s impossihle to get out
oforder, we'll adapted to nearly ailkinds Of fami-
ly sewing. II u unlike and far superior to every
other machine now in use. "A child ten yeas Of
age cansucoessfAly perform more labor single
in day with this machine than the best ssamstress
can in ten days byhand. 1900 5os- a
An Gxtraot from the Chicago "Demo-
cratic Press" g.
sWs have examined the above machine care.
fully and say without hesitation, that we do not
remember, during the whole of our editorial ca.
reer, of having our attention called to an inven-
don thpt is more worthy Of putAicp patronage than
tf6s ossoae that is calculated 70 confer agreater
benefit on the people AZ large, gw m
An Extract from the Davenport Daily
,sss1 Democrat" asa5g4 49,
SEWING MAcHlxE,-Ths thing is done. No
more shall busy housewives lament the want
time to sew mend and repair sheets, shirts, pants
or any article Of clothes or dresa A machine
has been invented and produced which reigns
sovereign Of the ascendant. 1t is simple. plain,
cheaps and vpfiu - Nsewing agent, with the
most Astonishing rapidly. and with such stitch
~ defes the greatest strain. None willexamine
Il without admiration, and none viii 20 away
without buying it aissr seeing il wondsr-work.
ing ingenuity. ssfaF
It Isl humbsg no Yankee nutmeg affair to
swindle honest men with, but Sewing Machine
which isthe monarch Of ito kind" y
This wonderful machine can be ssen in opera
ton at the store Of ]. G. Jerome, whore the sub.
-scribcrs ars prepared 70 exhibit it, and furnish
them to order The citizens Of Clayton and sur.
'csif aid investigate the greatest wonder Of the
age. ID r.a. .. x9ite8gs
pgssas ssa JEROME & PAIGE, e.
.IN Owners Of Patent Right for Clayton Co.
Clayton City. Feb. l. 1851 nl6f
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. KNOW ONE WOMAN

On KNOW ON, WOMAN N Y a *,
ny these Prescn Il. "
That War has been declared sgsias. MGR
prices At Strawberry Point BY, sdj - In
James Sunderland
HAvING purchased the, ,ensise stock Of
IL IL merchandise owned by n. M. = G. W:
Roe. and having added to il Z large recruit Of
: = SPRING GOODS
lam now prepared TO exhibit stock thst csa.
not be excelled hereabouts In ouaatities. stvies
or quality. Believing that one Of the eyils AZ
trade has resulted from disposition 10 rnark -
sell goods Ct exhorbitant prices. have ooancind.
ed to apply practical remedy TO the iaif6c,hv !.
hence oil who call on me will b areeahlt H..
prised at The change that one revolSAioa +, -.
ness has effected. II Is my intention 70 -
the battle against extravagant prices until CON.
plete victory 10 obtained over all 'sFosieSa-
Other stores may TALK Of being "held and Afshly
bound to sell goods low" but the proof Of thst
Extension can be learned by a, comper;son az
goods and terms. We invite all the Shawbery
Girls and Boys as well as the experienced cold
folks" in the region round aboutt 10 take the
...... New Train
Of Trade If they would be pleased With fheir sst
chases and satisfied with the costs S1'
Il u not possible to represent o. papx. d.
varied stock am offering, but an idea nay -
got Of it from looking over the following ~ ~
leading afticles--0f course have allths -Sn
traps belonging to village store -"
You will find Dry Goods, Cloths. Cespis.e.S
Silks, De LANES, Ginghams, Prints. Sh.vis
Ribbons, Laces, Sheetings, Auslihs, and other
shelf and drawer goods.
You can buy Of me, at low prices, stol Gro.
ceries as Coefe, Tea, Tobacco, Sugars. nol.Sues,
Sal Eratus, Candies, Starch, Vinegar, Nutmees,
90. ,-"e''
Je You can also ,oap your Produce or Gosh foS
n welry and Fancy Goods, Ready made Clothins,
- ats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Salt, Nails, 6las2,
Crockery, Paints, Hardware, woodenvare,
Drugs and Patent medicines Ut
l am expecting to do my share of the busi.
aess at this point, and in order to succeed A.
esolved to invest all the energy and coed BE-
nvior possess in the Trade.
" Call sn me when you come 70 Town ssd
satisfy yourelves. ~ ~. - - -
JAMES SUNDERLAND.
t.s.--.. .a+t ..a.,gs.er....f ~ u.
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AtOCCS r. Tin Ware.
Miller x&c Ba9S.

$1,000 49, s@~O6o@0
Are still in the above business nearly oppo-
site the McGregor House, and in common with
the indispensable practice of
ha MODERN BUSINESS MEN,
They hereby announce to the public their
branch of Trade and their facilities for securing
a liberal share of patronage.
Their Stock consists Of the most people
styles Of Stoves, now in use. We are constan.
tly re. ceiving the latest improvements in this
very necessary article Of Furniture, and cal.
led upon, We ihave no doubt that their qualitie
and prices will induce an immediate surrender of
the Cash or Produce, you have designed to ap-
propriate for a
.TesU St 0ve,
Our business connections with Chicago, and
Cities further East, enable US to get Stock here
as low as any house inNorthern Iowa, and We
are resolved to stand our ground under the
sharpest fire OF competition. When we are un.
dersold, we will close our establishment Eve
~ Pattern and All Sizes Of Office and Box,
Hotel, Parlor and Cooking Stoves, at prices
from One Dollar and a halt to Oac Hundred
Dollars.
Our Stock Of Tin Copper and sheat Iron Ware
is extensive and is receiving continual Access
stone from the labors of good workmen in our
employ Tin Roofing put on, at prices very little
above Il tcommon wood root, and warranted.
EVE TROUGALV'G,
Tin and Copper Tubes for Pumps, Tin con.
ductors OF all kinds made and put up at short
notice and at reasonable rates.
% Repairing done Carefully
Produce OF most kinds received for our work
we will wholesale Stoves, stove Furniture and
Tin Ware to Merchants in the interior on very
fair terms.
Give us a trial, Post Office Building.
McGregor, Iowa nltf
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Z. STOW, 4. ACKyW1xY..
We W. STOTcR STORE:
. WAelcsale and Retail.

r Q & . IL : III
Z. STOW, 4. AcElHuxT..
We "" STOV.R STORE.
Wholesale and Retail.
e. STOW, & Co.,
Take pleasure in giving notice to tbs psb lso
that they have opened s
STOVE AND TIN STORE,
1t McGregor, where they will be pleased to see
all persons who arc want of any thing in their
line. E - d - EsF
Their Stock OF Stores,
Comprises several of the very best and lates.
styles oil Cooking Stoves OF all sizes and mos
approved patterns plain and fancy Pagl0r. Ho'
thing in the ..i
STOVE LINE. rs
Combining the useful and ornamental. Our.
Stock will be sold - cheap - can be bad else.
where in Iowa or Minnesota. Also, Sheet hou.
copper e. Tin Ware. Having in connection.
with this establishment. an extensive and we'll
arranged -
TIN SH0P.. aaay y.
and employed experienced workmcn. the pro.
priet0rs are enabled to manufacture to order, all
articles that may he calledfor, IL thoy are not a.
ready found in hieir extensive stock. ~
Tin Roofing and Fave Troughisg done IN y
workmanlike manner, and all work warranted-~
Repairing neatly done.
Country Produce Of all kinds taken y er'
ehAgcfor wares or work. Dry e. Green Hidfts
Sheep skins aud Deer Hides Wanted.
Wa k.Sll attend closely 70 our business, do
Slr work web, cell q living prices. and va,
tssse the public will else VA . llbeS1 shase ~
trade. Store opposite CagUcO 0okos. Main -
MeSscgor. Io,e, nif
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.4E1C0ys Something JN'esC,
g u III A IL ID w A R E..
a e WILLIAMS e. HARVEY.

.4E1C0ys SO11eetht1eg yNesC.
~ la III A IL ID w A R E..
WILLIAMS e. HARVEY,
Wosld say to the inhabitants of McGregor and
adjoining country that they have opened a
Wholesale and Retail Hardware and stove store
at McGrcgor, Iowa. Having purchased our goods
from the manufacturers, we feel confident that
we will make prices to suit our customers; those
wishing to replenish their stock will do we'll to
give us call. Among our stock may be found
the following. ~s- .e.--e,--.----
IRON oil sizes, round, square, fat, band, hoop,
scroll, sheet, horse shoe, and the best nail rods.
NAILS, Cut & wrot Of Superior Quality,
Horse Shoe, Finishing, Brads, Tacks, &c. Car.
rage bolts, from to IL, Steel, Cast Plow &c.
ta , Iron Plated Tea & Table. --
BUILDING HARDWARE
Of every description Glass all Sizes, Caxpen-
tiers & Joiners Tools, Anger Bits & Augers,
Cooks celebrated Patent and others.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Hammers, &c.
Broad, Chopping, g. Hand Axes, of the follow
ing celebrated makers, Bloods, Bartons e. Sim
mons. Shovels, Spades, Scoops &c, Manure,
Hay & Straw Forks Cistcrn Pumps &!Pipe.
Stoves, we would say that we cant be
beat on our prices, and the qualities are not sur
passed; among our assortment may be found the
following, the Star of the West. Hinion, Centur.
ion, Paragon, Wide World and others, we also
have large assortment Of
BOX $'PARLOR STOVES.
Which viii be sold at low figure. Wewe now
receiving large lot of Sleigh Shoes. Caaidfon
Kettles, Wagon Boxes &c. 1850 ...... ...
As our stock is too numerous 10 enumerate,
We would cay give Us call and see for your
selves. --s.r-..-- q
We are Agents for Gastons Hay Platform and
Counter scales.
I We have added the mandatory of Tinware,
Iron &C., to our Business, those wishing to make
purchases of tinware or stove pipe 10 sell again
will do well to examine our prices.
McGregor, Iowa, n2tf
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& &
Improve Your Stock !!
The Celebrated Black Hawk Colt,

IL o & E IL WILLIAM =.
Has been brought to NJ Tregor, at great expense.
for the Improvement OF Stock in this portion of
the West.
ROGER WILLIAMS is half blood Black
Hawk, and is second to no colt for Stock. His
combination for strength and speed cannot be
exceeded. When in good condition, he can
trot his mile in 2.47. All admirers Of Good
Horses are respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime for themselves. In proofof the genuine.
ness Of his blood ! present the following copy Of
q certificate. -,
"This ia to certify that my old Black Hawk
Horse sired "Roger Williams" and think be
is one OF the best sTOCKCOLTs he ever GOT
(Signcd) DAVID HILL.
Proprietor of Black Hawk.
can produce a host Of other Testimony AZ to
the Pedigree Of Roger Willia.,s but it IS use.
less. All good judges car satisfy themselves n
q glance. Call and bee him.
49, M, FALES
MGregor, March 81, S7. n25t
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GOODS
From Boston, N. York, and other cities,
which he offers to the Trade and the pub
lie generally, at the lowest Cash prices,
known in the West.
His Stock consists in part of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
Ready Made Clothing,
Hardware. Queensware. Earthenvare.
and in fact almost everything usually
found in we'll regulated and carefully
assorted stock. ~. .5s
~ He will take pleasure in showing his
goods and giving prices. and if he can
have an opportunity to do SO he thinks
that those who favor him with call
win find it to their interest to buy-at
least he will try to make it so.
McGregor, Iowa. nit:
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1v'eaU Line Of PfOpelles's /!
Buffalo. Cleveland 4 Chicago Lime.
1 $50 a" eaE 1857

nURING the season Of Lake navigation Of
tween Buffalo and Chicago, touching 1t Cleve.
land, Milwaukee and intermediate ports, and
forming tri-weekly Line for the transportation
Of freight and passenger:
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NObles3 Yef0l

IVVW1CS VCtVS
4 SURE and safe cure for Fever and Ague.
IA EuMb Age, Chill Fever and all Inter.
miltents. Contuns no Arsenic no strychnine.
10 Qainfne, no Morcury. - poison Of any kind.
The Test and safest remedy IN The rid. !.
PHre one dollar per box. Can be had at
wholesale or retail. Of
r. W. WOOD d Co., Druggists
I-ssle. .2sew. NeG-s-or I,-a
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AiNE's d Al Frs McdiciMs. Hofais'
~ Rite1. LyoaA kathaijee sh.llsntnp crS
Ague Plls and al the popular fatcsE MIDI.
ty HOFFMAN, R1NTnN 4 GO
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I'D Aesofs, l14 Brad way5 ". va Geo
! 1hfppip. Agent. z sta, street.. Bostdp.g
Gndsaf. 1sie1o and Miehigss 6eskAxAR. r
d 0Nrsatb Expres Freight Liaes-Gx 4
Werias Agents, Cleveland. o.; c. YaaaIey,
Agent. Toledo @; L. D. BuciseS. General
IreiGht Agent. Cleveland. O, 80 HI gysya
OesaAad GslsssSSe sad Cixciaas6 r. r. .
I &HveA kteigM Line, (oia Lsks from leue-
AeeA1-J N. Kinney. Agent, Cineinnati. q.
,. H1terac0. Agent. Colambus, o. Hubby.
4ukhes 4 Co.. Agents. GAes elandf o.: a.
6tQk GAnssnl Freight Agent Cleveland. O.
1nns is. n36.6m Z
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G.. h. .A.VDERXON..

T.. II. sA.VDERSON,
"AS purchased the stand and sto-k in
IL trade of Jno. Ward of MoNoyA, and il
is his intention to keep at all times sup lied
with the choicest articles of Family Groceries,
such as Sugars, Coffee, Teas. Salt, Syr ps Sale.
ratus, Cheese Raisins, Figs, Nrts, ried Fruits
de-, DC, as well as country prod tcts of all dcs.
crip'ions. Wooden Ware, Brooms Fish Flour
and other necessarics will be always found at
our store.
Good Liquors and Cigars supplied when call
cd for.
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family and kindly treated, because a faithful and
eslimable domestic. This conduct on their part
may have been, and probably was strangely mis-
construed By Lefoer.
The murder Of Francisco LoJner.
The manner Of the murder Of Mrs. Jyefner BY
her husband is wrapped in mystery, although It
appears she was either strsngled or smothered.-
No one knew Of the fatal act until the door OF the
room occupied by Mrs, L. was forced, and her
body half nude, and her face diseolored and livid,
was discovered upon her bed. What the unfortu-
nate woman suffered on that fearful night from
her demon husband, 10 one can tell but The lone
illness Of the hour, her inability to obtain aid, the
terror she must have endured, the horrid manner
of her death and the mystery that surrounds it,
call up picture no tragedy upon the stage could
surpass. The imagination needs not to be exer.
cissd here; give only the circumstances TO think
ing mind and that room glovs With horror such
as Mrs. Radcliffe, Lewis and Poe would have fed
daintily upon, aud furnished in the most epeuriau
terrors to minds as morbid as tliei: own. This
strangiug of bis wife by Loefner in the dreary
night, and in so mysterious a manner, is, to oul
mind, one Of the most tragic features Of this mos
tragic tragedy.
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LAWRENCE AND THE TOPEKA C0N-
sTlTUTION.

A full meeting Of the citizens Of Lawrence Kan.
sas, was he'd in tbs Unitarian Church Of that
town, an Friday evening, tue 18th inst. It which
it was unanimously resolved to stand ky the To.
peka Constitution.
The following persons were elected IS delegates
to the Topeka Convention:
James Blood, Joel Grover, E. r. Whitman. 7.
Dwight Thacher, George H. CrOcksr B. W.
Woodward, Lyman Allen, George W. Smith. Il,
F. Conway and s. N. Wood.
The following resolution was then unanimously
passsd:
Resolved. That our delegates TO the Topeka
nominating convention, be requested to use shsis
influence and cast their votes for no man for rep
resentative to Congress who is not Lnown % be
earnestly in favor of the admission Of Kansas .
State under the Toreka constitution, By hS un-
sverying fidelity to, and persistent adyOc&ry Of .
policy SO emineutly just.
VIM. A. Philips, of the New YOEk Tribune, ad-
dressed the meeting, and stated in the course Of
bis remarks that fact had come 10 his knowledge
while taking the census, which might serve to
show how things were being managed, and where
the opposition to the Topeka coDstituti IN was be-
ing fed 1t was fact Ofimportance, and the
people should know it, He had learned, from The
gentleman to whom the proposition was mead.
that certain editor of paper in this place Law
rencO) had proposed to another editor to abandon
the organization, ard go n with bis paper and
s.scc.! Gov, Walker. saying that there vas 70 es
a Walker party in The territory, and tAa1 paFV
was bound to succeed" (Glest sensation, and
cries of name him 'who is the map. name hlT.
name him"l Mr., Philips replied, '4he man ~bO
made the proposition, is G. W, Brown. Of The
Herald Of Freedom; the man to whom va
made is s. S. Prouty, Ofths Frsemsn's cAoNP'0s
Renewed sensation. and almost uRivsFsal hislns
, throughout the assembly, ga
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PERSONAL.
Gazette.

To THE PUBLIC The Editor of the PLAIN
Dealer scurrilous sheet published in this city BY
Joseph W. Gray, which claims to speak the SEN
timents of the Democracy of this city aud county,
but which is utterly repudiated by the re:rs1tupie
portion of the r.s, .;.y, (who would not touch it
.arcely with pair of tOngs, much less receive II
into their dwellings) has seen at, Of !ate' upon
ana or two occasions, to assail the undersIgned-
nrivate ctizen--wthout the least provOcation'-
The motive, however, is perfectly transparent
As this is the same Joseph W. Gray who Was' on
one occasion, publicly whipped In the streets 0l
tlis civ had bis nose pulled and bis teeth Knocked
down his throat, and en- another occasion had 10
bacco spitte squrted into bis face the undeFS'gn
al hsratofore, has not thought it worth his whil'
to notice anything emanatiug from such qu'r'e
especiaIly after jury of bis country had' 10 on
- tbo.e case. assessed the damages done 10 h'
,oan..tiou ..in money only" at SIX CENTS Bu
-, the Editor, however, should presume to-
much upOn the immunity which bis insignificant
h.. hsretotore afforded him, the undersigned take
his occasion to say, that should these unWsrrar
,.bla assaults be continued, he will SEEK IN b
own wav. and in bis own time, such redress
~. .;,cumstaucss of the case may require OIev
Leader. 90