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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18
NEWS ITEMS.

A letter from Fort arimic, Oct. 90, states
that thc Mo mons Lave burnt up three govern
mcnt trains. Brigham had ordered Col Alex
andcr not to proceed any farther west. Col.
Johnston is preparing to roceed with the whole
force.
The earnings of the Galena Road for Oc.o-
Der 1857, are $9s,69O less than those of Oct.
SIS. The Chicago g. Rock Island Road are
1854 less.
The Democrats will have Is majority over
all in Congress. Good enough for them.
Wisconsin has an immense rotatne crop this
year. Twenty-Five thousand Republicans were
busily engaged in digging them on election
day
The Richmond Enquirer is out in a strong
article defending Gov. Walker, and Insisting
that Kansas shall have a Constitution without
slavery.
The Constitution Of Oregon abolshcs ! e
Grand Jury system. A sensible move.
Davenport and Muscatinc are issuing "indi-
vi'ual' shin. latcs.
Rev. T. s williamson informs the St. Pail
Timcs that 500 American soldiers wee cut off
Get 26th, by large party of Teetonwan In
dams near the Missouri River. They were
massacreed in the night while ncarly all were
asleep. Not probable story at all.
The River at Hastings was passable for foot
men on the 18th. Lake Perrin had been cos
ed. but the ice was light and the wind broke it
up.
Moline, Ills. sustained loss of $1,000 by
fire on the 10Th.
Eastern papers are filled with accounts Of the
freshet of Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of last
week. 1t was the greatest rain ever known,
and Canals and Rail Roads are damaged to an
immense extent. Houses, barns, bridges, croSs,
cattle, timber and fences were swept away
Western N. Y. was almost s. bmcreed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

SyMrATHY.-ln the recent slave delivery at
Cincinnati, the Judge asked each Of the bonds
men if he wanted to go with his master, and
the reply was 81 do" in every instance, and
yet the agitators insist that the poor creatures
should have been restrained from following
their own inclinations and attachment, and
turned over to the killing symrathies Of Ohio
aboiifionists on the approach of northern
winter which We have every reason to fear will
10 unparalleled in its severity upon the POOR.
A southern negro will stick to his master this
winter if he Knows when he is well off. Large
numbers Of whites would be glad to have o
home provided for them ON almost any terms
till spring.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

RErUcrloN.-The St. Louis papers state that
the conductors of the Iron Mountain X. Road by
order of the Company. have reduced the wages
of hands f-om 81 ,25 to IS cents per day. This
is deemed better than discharge of half the
bands. and it would not surprise is to hear that
a reduction Of like character will take ! lace
not only on all the Rail Roads but in all
branches of business. There is no way to keep
the great army Of laborels emf loyed but to pay
less per hand. If two persons want bread
where only one can be employed, the wages of
one must be divided with both. We advise
every man to save his wages as he would his
life, there will be great demand for IS cent
pieces before spring.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

kANsAs.-The Convention now in session
has under consideration long clause on the
subject of slavery. The clause amounts to an
scquiescence in, but not an adoption of, slave
labor. 1t will be rejected by the people when
4 vote is taken, and it does not show good
sense in shareholders to propose it. Give the
people OF Kansas constitution forbidding
slavery or involuntary servitrdc except for
crime, and Kansas troubles are at an end
The clearly expressed will Of the settlers is
against slavery, and their WILL must be Law |!
The Nebraska Kansas Bill guarantees this
right OF choosing to the Inhabitants OF new
state, and failure TO accord it to them will re-
suit in total dissolution of the ties that bind
the northern and southern democracy. No
northern democrat wants to see ser,itude es-
tablished-no one has advocated its prophet ,,
the childish charges Of the opposition to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

VIsIToRs.-We have met during the past
week either on the streets o. in our Office. T
A. Olmsted Of Oronoco. Judge Bailey of Brad
ford, W. McClintock of West Union, John
Thompson Of Clermont, F. +. Bissel of Du.
buque, M. O. Walker of Chicago, j. Mcmillan
Of Madison, +. Teabout of Frankvile, Judge
Williams OF Clermont, E. Odcll Of Gutenberg,
ED. Clinton of Wisconsin and many other prouli-
nent citizens from various parts Of the country.
Some Of them remained here several days,
and we mention the fact simply to show that
our young town seems to be common centre
Tor large extent Of territory.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

u TIE last Clayton Co. Herald contains nm
article advocating the construction of road
from Gutenberg to McGrcgor. 1t suggests a
meeting at Clayton City Of representatives from
both places to confer with each other and with
the peol lie of Clayton City ON the subject
We sincerely hope this project can tie effected,
bit just now it is impossible to get up an inter
est in any new enterprises if money is required.
Let us wait till spring. The ice will do for
road for the next five months and after that we
shall have better tmcs, and tie able - awaken
more iat<'ess 4 a=#
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

WELcoAE-We have received within the
past week q few new exchanges which We are
glad to have. Among the most valued of these
are the New York Ne1s, Council Bluffs Bugle
and Sioux City Eagle They are all filed with
Interesting matter, and to those wanting infor-
nation from their respective locations, no bet
Ter investment could be made than a remittance
per mail Of two dollars TO each Of the Offices.
Clubs Of ten receive the Ne,cs at ST., 90 per
copy-it il far preferable to the Tribune, both
politically and ne,rsicaily
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

DrBUoUz Posr NoTEs--We learn from
several parties, all of whom are entitled to
great credit, that the forthcoming notes of the
Harbor Company will be better secured paper
than was ever offered for circulation in the
U. States. Chicago and other cities are already
attempting to secure share of this monty fo.
local circulation. 1t will afford immediate re.
lief to Northern Iowa and we care not how
soon the company begins to issue. As the Du-
buque Bankers unanimously indorse it in
advance, there is no question but its circulation
will become general in the upper Mississippi
country. -.a ~...'s .s...s.: ."s- ra-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

RArE.-Three ruffians in N. York recently
found a poor old Swiss lady alone in sleeping
room. One Of them Immediately seized her by
the throat and proceeded to violate her person.
The act was accomplished by each of the others
in succession. but so tightly had they grasped
her to prevent her Giles, that she was dead
when their hellsh appettcs were gratifed.-
An alarm was raised and the leading fend was
captured, but in taking the officers to place
where his confederases might be arrested, he
dsr.ed into an alley and has not sin:e been heard
of ... .-.sf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

How 1T PINcHEs The Chic 60 large Dailies
have all cut their columns down, and the cx-
ample Of onspalling is likely to be followed by
most of the nesTapars of the west. The Eas-
ternjou'aals have never spread out as extensive
ly as western ones. We notice the Cedar Val
ley Times Gan excellent and elegant papcr by
the Way las dropped off one column and
threatens to keep reducing Till its receipts and
its expenses bear PROF relation to each other.
No PAPER can live without paying advertise
merts, and if our merchants are "wound up"
the press will necessarily run down" 1t is
predicted by city publishers that half the coun-
try presses will stop running before spring
printers wages must be affected seriously and
they are low enough already. l..... ..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18
A NAoEa-A .beant;f,I aud l,ra,,, -,

+ A WAoEa-A .teautiful and lovely lady,
wife Of prominent Republican politician OF
Toledo, bet kiss with Cincinnati Democratic
lawyer that Chase $ majority would be $780,
The agreement was that The losing party was to
travel to the residence of the other and ay the
Indebtedness. The lady arrived in Cincinnati
one day last week and settled" The papers
do not give Us any father particulars
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

MuRDER-Manly Locke of Honcoye Falls.
N. Y, killed officer Starr by whom Locke had
been arrested on charge of assault and bat
terry. Locke was of respectable family and re-
garded as good fellow except when in liquo".
His friends ara overwhelmed with sorrow and
the family of Starr "a wife and four chidren)
are almost distrac' ed at the loss Of the husband
and father. This happened Nov. 9Th
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

.5y- A little noise was made last week over
a reported Grim. con. case in town, but the ex-
citement has died away without the death of
any one thus far. The case of the runaway
bride which we spoken of a few days ago. has
resulted in the return of the husband from an
unsuccessful pursuit, and his adoption of a
resolution to attend strictly to business hereaf-
ter and "lcaye the girls alone" H# g
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

D Orlando McCraney Esq, has purchased
Of Judge Wilson Of Dubuque half interest in
Eighty acres of land lying up the Coulcc about
one mile and half from the river wharf,
The price paid was $2300. Amos Pearsall
purchased one foarth interest in the sane tract
at rate somewhat higher. Terms, CASH.
This property will be laid off in lots to accom-.
modate the increased demand at this rlacc.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18


" The War Eagle passed down on Satur.
day on her last til? for the season. Major Ro-
dolph, the gentlemanly Route Agent did not
70 get to leave us late ST. Paul papers, The
ST. Paul Nail will hereafter be conveyed by
land from Prairie du Glen in Walkers Coach.
c..
The D; buque Nail for this place and frrther
Nor'h will be carried on the east side Of the
Rivtr-So we hear.
The Pioneer of Nov. 18th says, that Capt
Kingman of the War Eagle behaved badly on
taking leave of The ity on Friday morning.--
The deck h nds got in'o quarrel wi some
men IN tie shure and one Of the latter was
stabbed, it is feared fatally. WIZ he officers
Of the law come en- board 10 make ares the
War Eagle showed off and landed them at
Brooklyn seusral miles below. The Capt in is
severely Token Of BY the Pioneer, ut we
have ch faith in the manlness of Eincm n
that we can not believe be was so mean as re-
presented.
St. Paul is said TO be we'll supplied with pro-
visions for the winter. The reports Of star ing
in vrrous pa IS Of Minnesota are exaggerated
Floating ice is abundant up the river, BIT it is
hoped navigation will last week yet. The
Legislative commences the %. December.
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he following is the note

WE ro.--Cottom Of the Rochester MINI
Democrat asks why We don't exchange with
lin. Every week We send two papers to your
town, one is marked Democrat, the ether
american House Eow far are you from
the great Lusines centre of the upper Missis
sipfi, McGREGoa7
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

A LOST SHrr.-The Collins steamer Poetic,
left Liverpool for New York in the spring of
1856 with large passenger list and was never
heard Of after. The Pals Moaiteur of a late
date states that the French Government is in
Fossessi' n of pencil note which was found in a
glass bottle on the strand Of Melon in the De-
paltmcnt of Finisterrc. Great interest is ,ttach-
ed to this note by the French. Its date april
lsD tells its origin. ...
The following is the note
Steamship Pacific, Eldrdgc, commander /;
Smith passenger Steamship Pacific run between
two icebergs. All hands lost. On the lst of
April 1857. Just going down, 2 r. M. TIE
word April is written over word effaced, for
the author of the note had first commenced with
capital NJ, as if about to write March.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

U. S. SENAToR-The Northern Iowa Re.
publican papers do not indorse the Dubuque
Tribune selection Of Mr. Bissel. There nav
be fun ahead. ThoIington is in the field
The D:co:ah RerIblicanisa Crimes paper every
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

UTle Art ] urnll for De, en- Der has found
its way TO our Office. Il is very pretty book,
ublished qvarterly at $500 pr annum. A
remit anca Of this amount entities you to q
lar steel ENGRAVING. the AT Journal for one
year. and a chance in the LOTTERY of stataary
pictures DC, DC. The G eek Slave Is now tie
prep rty Of tie Associate and will he deliver
cd to the one who holds the lccky n; mber
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

PERsoNAL.-Our valued friend Mr.. Kinnaird
has left town to spend few months in Ken
lucky at the house of his father James Kinnaird
Esq, of Danville. We don't know why he left
Just at this time, but as our winters are known
to be very cold. it is not Improbable that John
may come back double! Who knows7
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

DEvorloS.-Horace Fleming of Seneca Co..
Ohio, was sentenced few days since to the
State Prison for burglary. His wife Mary Jane
plead guilty Of an attempt at arson and she
received like sentence. She did this only to
be with her husband in lis confinement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

" We had no inim ltion that Mr.. b lslnell,s
young partner was married mar Times.
Has any one had any such intimat:on before
-Neus
His own confession recently. Implied con-
dition Of affairs that compelled Us to assume his
marriage or charge him with improper conduct
Andy can take either ali ernatve.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

U Dr.. Victor La Pier sends the Courier IN
Advertisement, for which Bro Merrill proposes
"to horse-whip the scoundrel' if lie comes
about that Office ..,. ....s ....r......r
We knew Merrill was cross man but this
threat is the strongest demonstration of ILL
temper we ever saw in him. That Doctor must
be scaly chap.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

A PRINTER TRIUMPHANT !--kEE Z ;kER Of the
Dubuque Times Office, one Of the Oldest best,
and most Industrious Of the craft west OF the
Lakes, has raised a Pumpkin this year of 200
pounds weigt! Farmers have no business in
competition with Printers when the latter set
themselves about it. Hurrah for "kEE!' r.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

DTThe Lea9er says that orr cred'ing the
Courier with the first detailed Telegraphic
Iispatches, is I'm cr,or, and that The Leader it,
self first issued them in an Extra. Not hav-
ing seen the Extra, We could not do our neigh
Dor op osite The justice it now claims. We or.
ly judged from the regular issue of each sheet.
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COMM T. RGIA

>~>~>~~>>>~>>->
Tie pleas ant weather has favorable effect buzz
week. Sales and receipts Of Gram small. Pork and
Lard dull.
Butter arriving freely.
Shipments Of Grain East from Chicago have been
Very large and receipts corresl ondingy heavy Wheat
is quoted at Csc, Rye SO a IS.
The Stock Market in New York is still Irregular but
the general tendency of prices is upward. CONNER
ca and financial affairs destined to slow but pro-
gressive inI rovement. 70
McGresor Market,
Wednesday, Mop ls, 1857.
Corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON < CO.,
Whole ale Grocers q Druggists. ...
ExCHANGE-on N. York 8 q SON Chicago lon
Milwaukee /.
Gold s. No discounting at either bank shia-
plasters not received on deposit ."
PRoDUCE-Whcat 40 to As. Flour 2 Is to so per
sack Oats Is to 80. Barley SO. Potatoes 80 co. Hay
500 - ra ra--t
PRov1sIoN-Pork .s2s per bbl Hams ls to 49,
Lard o. Buttor IS. Cheese w. r., IL 12. Eggs 90.
Fat Cattle gross &c. Fat Sheep so to 90 per head.
Beef by the quarter to g. Round Hogs IL to 8. v
FRUITs-Greon Apples 81 per Dbl. Lemons Sc per
box. Dried Apples Is to Is.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Muscavada, 10 to II 10 T;
Reid yellow ~ IL to 10 l2 Crushed IA IL to is
Powdered Is to IL Moasses 10 to so, gal. Syrup so
to co. Rio Coffee - -2 to IA. Tea, H. IS to so;
Black so to Is. Soap 1-2 to 8. Candles, Talow Is
stcarine %. Salt per Dbl. 90 Sack 1926.
FisII-Macaerel, half bbls., SO to o SO; Cod l-2
to White 90 to 6 SO. ...4.. b ...-. -t....
Water Lime, SO. Plaster to 6.
Whiskey, 80.
OILs-Lard IS to so Whale l 20 to 50 Lin.
seed 10 to ! 90. t.E E.s -
sUNDRIESNails5 5. Green Hides g. dry 6. Pes 20 to
40 Wood 90. Turrentine Sc. White Lead 0 to 10.
LUMBER, IA to rs Lath IS to SO Shingles 4
to IS.
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LUMBER-F. TEABoUr of FrankyilIe has re.
Gently shil ped from S'illwater to This place
$4,000 feet of excellent lumber which be is
Off ring at reasonable Lures for Cash or PR.
duce Frank is also building a Ware Hor Sc on
the bottom little south of Allen g. South
mayds Store. We hope Teabout cant sleep
till he resolves to build that Grist Mill he has
been threatening us WITH Mr.. Thomas Bell is
his agent here ... ..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

Build. Rosenstein Of he yorng America
Saloon, P: .du Chen, ia ors y IT'D Car of
Admissi n to tn Fl st Of 81 ies fGran Balls
BE- gi en- m dn ing the Winter. T:u 8.
da evening Nov 10 h. is tie line to rail- -
I'm on Hal, PIP r 10 n is the place. The Ii, k.
It's arr $3.50, S per inel, dsd. We told
Mr.. r. is whole scaled gentleman and it is
cur il tentlon to avail ourselves of his polite
inyi alton ... ..... .~...-'
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u. 8. DiREcroRY.-We invite the attention of
cur readers to an advertisements in the Times
with this beading. The work will be very val
uahle and it will afford US pleasure to order it
for those who may desire it. II will contain SO
much that is valuable that every family ehould
have It
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

u The London Times of Oct. 18th, SAYS that
there is reason to fear that Piracy on large
scale is being organized in the Indian Ocean
with view to intercept the Golden Freights
from Australia. A very natural ap, rehepsion.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

ScHooL.-Wc have only space to refer OR
young men to the Evening School, advertise
ment Of D. d. Fraser Of the Academy. Mr..
Fraser iswell qualified to instruct those wanting
business education, and We hope he will have
q large School Ha @! @ &-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

EMERY's Journal Of agriculture is new
Monthly to be commenced at Chicago 1855
The first No. January 1859, is on our table and
looks exceedingly well. Price $500 Fer year
Eleven CORES for $500.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

HAcHEh0R CowARDioE-lt is said that the
President can manage all the distinguished
men who visit him with the ease of an old
schoolmaster, but the presentation Of a lady at
the White House "hoinswogglcs" him At once.
He looks out Of the window, bites his lips,
signs, and goes through perfect sweat while
In the presence of petiicoat. How curious
it is-there's Brigham Young surrounded with
'em and not bit afraid.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

HRev. Mr.. WrrrED If bradford is fl, oring
the Neus with an interesting account Of two
shipwrecks which he cry reluctantly witness
ed and exp riercet. We wo' ID ike to cspv, but
the foe column opening IN he last Ncas Ge,ers
US. Short yarns well twisted ere the articles
foT fast gentration.
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DisfR-cr ScHooL.-We are informed that a
School for the district will be opened about the
LIST of December in the lower room of the
Academy Pudding Some public money will
be approx riatod 10 the payment Of a competent
Teacher. - i
Mr. Fraser the Principal of the Academy
will occupy the second story.
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II A TX FL ~ u r.

4 T NJ Gre or, on The l2ih of ~sscSi&s%0,
IA NV. last by the un !ersig I'd S'$Ks2B
-Four Heaa OF c tile d,scri Is III
follows One Milk & CiGer Cow about 8 rccrs
OLD wi h a bell on One Res am VI ito Gifted
iftr 1t Out tNo years old it'll horns OF u IF,
one Red ycar.old heif.r, an tna 3 yc,r-old
he'd n! white 81 cited heller short legged and
SIN II horned.
The encr is reques ell to prove property
| ay charges and remove them.
d w. KEENAN,
FcGrcsor Nov. 10th 1857.
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~ We had brief visit last week from
McERt1E Of the Gutenberg Herald. McGreg.
or will probably be his place Of residence in the
spring. A cordial welcome to him in adj
vance.
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eB modest man suggests to the ladies'
who are fond Of dancing to load the bottom of
their skirts, particularly the back part, if they
would esc'pe being the subject of remark,
during whirl.'' @
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UThe Dacorah Journal contains an arti
Gle on q r. Road from that pl; &c to St Iaul.
We have no objection TO dozen roads but The
building OF one through North TN Iowa re 3urcs
great deal Of fig ring in such lines as these
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W The Memphis Eagle advises students in
Anatomy to come there TO study, as there are
''fresh killed subjects 10 he found every a ing
At the dad house"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

ID The weather is warl 'er and the Rivcris
rsing. Navigation below Lake P, pin may last
a month yet.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-18

WHITE TEETH, PEEFUMED BREATH, and beau.
tiful complexion, be acquired by using the sBalm
of Thou and Flowers" What lady gentleman
would remain under the of d agreeable breath
when by ung the "Ealm Of Thou and Flowers" o. q
dentrcc, would only render IL swcet but leave the
teeth as white as a!aba ter ? Many PER do not
know their breath s bad, and the delicate
their friends would mention It, Beware of coun.
terfets. De sure each bottle signed
FETRIDGE & CO., NY.
For sale by oil druggists. ,-A "a. ~ ly4S
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TTurTLE has 80 much to do in settling PEG.
pie up that he his sold his stock Of goods and
abandoned the Auction business to Mr. fenvon
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D The N. Y. Herald says there is no doubt
OF the completion Of tho Atlanta Cable in the
erring 5s
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a. The Chicago Sexton. Mr.. Qninlsn, has
BEEN detected stealing bodies from Crave
yssd. Long Jcbs appointed Rim to cfTea. -