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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS From
the San Francisco tie egram to yesterday
tnion, We gather the following Sandwich
Island news
Tie bark Fanny Major, PATTY, Il day4
from Honolulu, arrived this morning, bring
ing dates to the 9TH inst. The papers bring
no intelligence Of particular interest. The
whaling brig lliwaii arrived at Honolulu Oh
the 9th inst, from Ochotsk Sea, reports that
while whaling i'll Shantar Bay, Sept. lst
John Canning, native of Sag lIarbor, i. l.,
first officer Of the brig and three lIiwaiian
seamen, were killed by loose whale coming
up under and striking the boat in which
they were fast to another whale.
Two attempts had been made to fire the
ship Arctic, OF Fairhayen, at anchor in the
harbor of Honolulu. both Of which were
frustrated before much damage was done.
y. W. Farrell, one Of the crew of the st.
Mary's, in attempting to rescae a shipmate,
who was III custody Of the Honolulu police.
stabbed policeman in the head with such
force, with a sheath knife, as t. baeak of
portion Of the blade. He was arrested and
held to answer before the Court of Sessions.
The policeman was not fatally ipjurec.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

THE UTAH EXPEDITION. The editor Of
the Los Angeles Star has been shown let
ter to Lieutenant Magrader, dated at Fort
Leavenworsh, Oct. 7th, which says:
" The Utah expedition had reached Green
river, 100 miles east of Salt Lake City, its
head quarters. Col. Johnson left Ft. Leaven.
worth September Goth, escorted by COM
paDy of dragons, in seventeen aInbulences.
each drawn by four mules. He expected 20
travel fifty miles a day, and on his arrival
Mt Green river to move on into Salt Lade
City"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

NEVADA lrEMs.-A horse, saddle and
bride, belonging to a Mr.. Ilee, were stolen
on Saturday night. The stolen property is
thus described by the Democrat.
The horse Is a dark roam, about fifteen
hands high, with saddle marks on the back
aud newly sh0d all round. The saddle is IA
Spanish tree, with copper mountings, and
brass s,irrups. The bride is very elegant
one with silver mountings Mr. Hocl has
offered a reward Of $50 dollars for the re-
eovery Of his property aud the apprehension
OF the thief"
The Democrat publishes a long delinquent
taS list longer than that for Butte County
Burglars robbed Mr.. Allen Of jewelry
and other articles, and stole various pieces
OF clothing from Mr. uemack on Monday
night.
y little daughter Of Mr. S. Wall, came
near being drowned on Saturday, by falling
into barrel of water. The nurse found her
and pulled her out.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28
MINER S. 3 AKERY,
Montgomery steert, 3 doors above the Orleans pote
ar q VILL E.
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor

TUNIlS Is THE PIONEER.BAKERY OF ORC
n vile, and the proprie,aS would acknowledge
his thanks to Ne people Ot O~iIe and vicinity, for
their patronage and sGlics IA c"n'inuance of the
feeling confident that he give better sa,s-
faction for the same money. than any other ostib.
lishment of tie Kind iH OroVille. ri ES made OF
fresh fruit Of all kinds and CAKES of every variety
at Low PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, or will
be delivered at the doors OF h Is customers.
Oruville, Dec. 30, le56. d3l>tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

OPPOSITION I've are told by those who
should know, that the owners Of the McKim
and Goliah have made no arrangements with
the Steam Navigation Company, and that
the repairs on the first mentioned boat are
nearly completed. There may yet be Oh
opposition line of steamers to San Francisco
Nga .4Ge.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

SHOOTING MATcH.-- Charles Fairfax, Of
Sacramento, and Mr.. Jones, of San JOAQUIN.
had shooting match at Stockton for $500
The to-mer killed 20, the latter l8 birds.
out of % shots ---.4ssr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Ft-dgral.
Ais.,~ q. r,ooL.v. Anstians<

Aiss.~ Il. r,ooL4v. An,uo1s<.
DEGULAR SALE OF STOCKS aai BOGuo'
IL ALBERT g. NicoLAY vil IL 7His DAY Crs,r.
sceoeIt of whom IL msJ - ocsfn
sise sals.ntee o5y "a esct BGnd, s,oa.
tpfso Is Cosss sra lAssasss k,l''sA PEI eeat cos
500 LsI:r rsor C;,y Pc. Geo; Boees
irs. a. '''"''' ''''-''- '''-''' ~
eieuo au~,ukse CITY srtps Putd Pcs osu, Bod
5000 bicIrEa se'Gera aad aotthsrn snA 2sasosd 's
korts.s. 80 oe.t bondi
s?c.r M,'osh si,'s e. e.I, q, Bs.s. s.o.. os,e,a
64 shsr.s Bank of Ar erica, twe esed;
s .s.,,. .s,,. ks.s 81 ma s7 TT.ief ssns
IS ,ha;e. secoro ay,ru. Rslls..l . % each
- shArcs Sixth Avc1se h'irosa 20 eses-
So shases American Ciusnn Co. o tS tssh
Is .h,,os Grocer.' Steam Re iuins Co. ei"ossoA
10 shares " s.s x.n9 L CO ,. ETPres' sio' 'soa
100 ,Ssss D..ssre faci.Grs sad Western Rssrosd 50
hO ,h.Ies Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co. s:t eaeh
81 share. North River Fire Irsu,snce Co., ~ eseh
20 shsses nr.orsgsslh Fbe Inszrsnss Co co essh
So share. Kai,t.booksr Life Trslrsnos Co thyp eass'h
2 shsies Pt.t InIphree Co : ,ec each
.5.: Igt..G'r 'rs Ti C. Co
30 sbsres Il II lard Fire Insursace Co, fzS each
:5:: sSe as.P E. ss e. &C. go each
s. shares G,ll.,in Fire Insurance Co. s6o each.
s. shares Merchant EIchsns-, 90 each
o. shxes Fulton Bs1i, sd each
50 shares Ocean Bank. $50 each
80 shares Union Bsrk. SO esch-
20 shsres P.cifc Bank, 60 ssch.
80 share, Shoe and Leather Bsnk sicO each.
. 'haIr' Atl,ntc Bank q NewJ.r'ey sioeesA
50 shares HsTbet Bank. & 100 each
70 :hsr.. WI l1rp'tTSs M Ci;y ssnt go ss.51 ss.5911,n,v
s6EGlAt SAL SAL Nosb3E T3mER9W o s'0 next
REGULAR Auction Sales of stocks Bonds every MONDAY
and THURSDAY .Les made sny other day, D. ..r.d
Brokers Board, commission. -
ntIe SLOWED o, a. MO.sys dsgcited "a s,q .aa o'
Srsl stoek Auetonser and Bsnt,r, No. Broad st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Euuh Uarranis.
CopartnershiY Notices.
Miscelldnecus.

DR. GOURAUD- ITALIAN MEDfCATxD
~ SOAP 10 universally assnowedsed 10 be- par .rcesse&
the ou, Article exan complete removal Of al ssca
S~umeris Of the .kia As ,ppesr the shape Of ainps -
frociles sanburu end morpEew Dr. Gs Pondres sabsls
are equally os the surprising peres they posu
% sartsoeousy Vins sspetaaocs halr wtthot cs
10 the skiu tested His Vegetable Liquid RoaSs
Cor i'm psyins 70 check and lip bnlisat pernsneot ~
nstura tuse IA su scseis; sso Lily White, Hsr Rses
fs,ive Hair Dye, Oriental Cream, &c.
Observation-Disclosures Philsdelphi.; Bates Boston, Grsa
Worcester; Carleton Lowell. Post Rochesteri Mrs. HsH
Brooslyn, and ct DR.. r FELIX GOURAUD'S Old EAaS
HOUSEKEEPING, Sc 80 PER MONTH";
ii few Horses will he tsker f,rur Lors IauA
Coed feed good barn, and city reference. Address fdh
ure OACe. s-...
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Matfbes, geweIrp, &r.

WATCHES snd JEWELRY at GREAT BAR.
w 0AlNs-The subscriber in business in Wall st. for the
ps nineteen years. selling his present stock at gresy
reduce4 kriceA go
UApcnds the outside. at extraordinarily low ph 'os
R4ohy Engraved Hunting Watches for ladies. vey low.
Gold Detachsd Levers and Leplnes
fins Gold Enesh Pate Mt Lev for gentlemen very lew in
deed. and Silver also
Speadd Pocket Watches extremely low aud
every stye o Gold and Silver Watches made viii be sold "
touishDey low prices. Watches exchanged.
Lsdes Ear Rpss Pins and Bracelets of all descriptions
Diamond Pins aud Rims at very low prices indeed
PLAIN and Figured Gold Bracelets.
LAdies Gold Guard Chains and Chateune Chains.
0entieseDs Gold Guard Fob and Vest Chains.
0ol1 Fob key 6eas Studs and See utonS Seal Rings
PLAIN AID Chased Gold Rngs; Pure Gold Wedding Ring.
Gold epectaoIe< and Eye Glasses Gold Thbes Gold Pon.
oils and Pens.
Got L0eket Silver Napkin Rings rOrtemonnsies and Fruit
Knives.
All he above will he sold at remarkably low prices the
subscriber determined 70 close out hts stock AZ price:
Goods mall express to all parts OF
the United States and CanEds Tee of charge
GEO. c. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry Whoese and Retail
No II Wall st., I'd floor, Rroe1wsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
6tsamboais ano Railroads..

OFFics OF 1Hr NYw.YonK AID HEw-HAvKs Rail ROAD
Co Tibet aud 4sh.sy.--Nsw Yoss, Oct t6 1851.
NOTJCE.-CHASGEM M TIME Of the NEW
IN YORK and BOSTON EXPIRE IS TRAIN On and slsx
MONDAY Oct ~ tte Evcnins Express Train for Bossou
EeFsver Hartford eAd Springfield. viii leave 9TH 81
ell three tsu fal0l D. m ineed Of four twenty o. -
p. IA. n WHITE Sgpof0tsndsns.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

TENTkAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ CoarectaDs at New Hampton NE pel.~ss. Ieca.
eAlez RsJrosi
SUMNER AheAreZhEN1. conmensns aAy ~ lm-
ftys Newxork fos Eas.on snd NC sredass pAsss nom
No = North River, s 50 M, IL IA and s,& pa "s SS'
syle ty shove trains ard ss bpm-
The aboyb trains kbg abet1 VIA usas "a
ae~Ieney RaIoa6 whoa leave York hon shs ssse q
sosrIsld4-s.- q fSo and II sni SD ana
ssad Vol leay, = Tss m cntv For Ishsh Valley 1edfoss
" Il n. eLlJ JOHN sTERNs. susshai&oisss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

FLUSHING RAILKUAD--Leavcs Fulton Ass'
sst sa.a by sseaDs tsaHs C.l' el:s ~ s sso =
hoess usedss sad szcsAefOs pssssossss Stsa -
AHGta<s Pcsk Fbfosst 70 = sTTssa ~ 80 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

yVAETED Gendemsu r.tvs az France
w 0ed.. year, is desifor. O. ,rccuss BOARD 10 er
vat. fscy for tcs 30 ould vtrs - giEe i-ri. N
Yercs .u6 l',Eo az D.sirs N OIL snd W..s Ca,fsi
fay ip the ooubirI 2retened Acires. BeGhOSp cars
Off p. Badesn. no % Wssbins.oB-s,. hsw rof
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
4satienerp an6 fanep GOODS.

DLANK-BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB
OPRlnTiH0 s No. o.SMAIDEN-LANE-Citys and Country
frde supped-osr Printing Office and Bdery complete with
Rev Type ssesm Power Nc, enable TO execute work 1t
nv pxtosa Orders solicited FRANCIS LOUTREL.
6tatioDers aud Printers No. 81 maiden iAnc.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Gssss cs Au1lou-
o,Af.x HOUSE,


A JCrIOE SALE-fics scd costly hoUoh-
a USsD fURrITURE wi,ee -td Velvet Csrps<. s,Gs1'
Plsie o. rsstass sit - ss,.y ss, ncrosYR ~
;Cj s,.,eet ., at the re.d-ss. No go lesf. n.n 80
.s.ey~ ~ te .oo hsess blas, t< e.,a we ~
v.sa c.,,s,s .sas ro.ssocd P.,r Suites n.Jnheee.l
.rsd s coveted ia asn - .'s SIX c@",sr ,ud Side
Tstl.s via .tsusry uerte top, 70 n,tehi S'rs.ony
a. -, on P,int:uss ~ di.,lr rahed artists French
s,e p-s AZ o,si Sirrors; ms-Iheen, fosf"o.i hss
rov Cr-s. heavy Aee do massive rosewooi s.o1esE
colo srd y vA,t s,,r.Sn 5 s p.,Ss Ts'n e. ,,.
yr,,y: ivory sni Pci Gallery esss1t and eos I'm. n,
Vase. & 1 t l. AG =: ,a' csss'si sn Iss 5s;sSy
B.ds sIS Btldhs Hair Msttrrsses Bedroom CGP'~ '"''
vooJ. RI and stair Csret.. Oh clelA.. ~ 1e =.
By A; y MssTni Aae'i01esf S o..
DY BANGS, BROTHER ~ Co.-lfaoe-oo"
ID Re Guns. Nc. - Psrsrow
Gnsrnr 8 S,vAcE. Auctoec... =
DANKRUPT SALE Of LARGE StOCk , ot
ooQps oSegs iksr AsVh ssyhGa s sTocA 81.
:. ,b,.t az. iceu No 81 C-dsr, sRiDAY. Oct IS es m
wothy Ii. .snon q JOSeer' ard Re.er. 0t Dry Go d.
Joseph HEGEMAN, Auctoneer.--on FRI
DAY Oc, 6: at loS ociOst m =, toe Central s.'T'
sFStLie sfS. si yEkLS Il sAIsDa vie., second
hard RI sSs. ses cIss. te,STmd.
Cio;Ah go volumes q Book. Bucser' Cst pata Heat
ci. ,1d o'her Stove. " doE Care VINE dos Ehe.n.
T'O-MORROW (Friday, Oct. 23), DANIEL S.
HOCdh Acet3neer WI o1 sg 70 w sI riSE p.CoRA
TT0Ns AID E cor tse in the Pya rest
lere No c4s West 2d,t near stn a. ~
m prrcscy embracing large variety d very desirable soa
Also s Furn AID Proyts,n eld stores OF
every d, ,crp..on Fou Groc rice Of s kind. FRUITS re
serves &C. lc In toe basement are wsnut Exsosou fa,e
and .ichy carved ftt Gc Chairs to rsc snd sup 20 "
,onert Of Table Tr INNINGS silver aud China les sets
chi a.,w ire ivory cry &c In the pvlors rich velve!
C.Ipts sod rosewood Sitss In bIocae Et:'etes center
,ro de Tables easy cunbent Chair. embrdered VIM
Cow Curtains Burners DIE sden and China Vases Gas
Bronze Clocks fne OIL PsiLps 4Cyon Paintings 3 HSesn
TIE folr Seasons rosewood Bookcases anu ste
ts.s snpsIb rosewood csed 7octaye Psno ms've rose
wood fssri and in the chambers the usual ,sey OF
ricb, csIved rosewood and mshoe,uy Bedseads Bureaus
Wa irntes 30 kcs Copctes. CLais, fsut hne es,sd
hair feather Beds and BEDDING Baskets &c me
who. forming desirable assortment OF nrst class gond
ana 10 te pros d axd posPnemen on any acco ins
Catalogue, esIly on Friday morning at the house ony
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Dan1ns Aea0smIes.
4 DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No CSC BIOA DWAY. NEW-YORK,
No is, MONTAogE PLACE, BROOKLYN


Classes now op.n for the option Of pupls
New.yors Classes on Wednesdays and ssturlSys.
brooklyn Cas.es Mondays and fhasdsys Tuesdays
and Fridays. -
uimontS for prvoce u te Lancer Qg,dre, German Col-
lon u sl othez aaccea
kiontaIy Hoiyess FOR Chrd4en and Parents
NJ p1DTORTH finding fro1a the p.f two yess expert
enoa t h A. IN tie Naaet fe IA Ccur aud
Ousd were Of gIos. service in developing graceful
moi ara the style Ct his 1upis Will eo.in1s tie
rractce o those ard similar graceful scde Among othsr
novelties rroeurod while tour of observation thro1Ih
Frsne, and Ep-lSni viii ba introduced the Msssrk
u.e sdor;ei for sAe coming season b the Association
Of Tee GERS IL fsIs ,.,,.
nNHE ART of DANCING, at No. - East
Il lS,h.t. wet Of Br'aaway-sr CHARRUAUp r.
sPectfy scqusnts his r. STot: nnd tre uih; tasi n.
e's.st. VII coGueace on TUESDAY, the lSts, s,d
WEDNESDAY The lllh Of Cctcbel. Days: TosiAy ani
Friday Wedresssy ard sssI,y a. s. m Moataiy so.es
s,ssal By particular regest G'5ten.H. ~ Css viii es
Prse.sins Srtr ovsy s,,Gid,, nns At ssch
eut former pgs subscribe In sieiaon 70 al nev ard
fasScrSl.e dsess Les Lsnoets Qadre asi the trsful
hrrst Coton vii bo taught snd oser etei;se nei.i to
perfect the youns purls Circulars ottAnins Terms k
be oltsii 81 IS shows
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
6ouscs to Ea.

CTORE to RENT, corner Ct ith-sv. and yi'h.st,
~ tie Depo. e ae Hsrtm kai HeSHsvea E..foAah
at "a tAe udst Of dere pp-'Aior ,a i"f
bs.i-s-' APpyto "h. n rLtLsOS. No 70 N--s-
ITO LET-Par. of new irst-cisss HOUSE no
Il i5s 81 i.v.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Rcal Gsta.e for Sale.


4 FARM in WEsTCHESTER COUNTY
~ FoT sa ~ erchsuse fs House snd Lot IN THE city Or
s'e;riiy, ftrY-PIvE AcREs Of LAND hishly iupro,ed
with good dw' nE and out badirg, IN excellent confon;
twenty ysTiet' of seered fruit ve Wseied % spilnS
S.usted IN Monpt Peast three aiuutes walk from
Station the HeI Rsosd Grd hours nce from th
city. Inqsir~ Of the FARM ReGtsIsf Oafi9Er 10 -
Broadway oorrcr of Mo is at GEO GhASNIs9, agent
L'OR sAIE-A three story, basement, high 'stoop,
brown stone HOUSE fth S., neG Ithsv hoesc - ~
Tsrru, dber,l App,v 70 A. c LOOMS,
No i2s Broadway, near 3fh ct.
MICHIGAN PINE LANDS for SALE, Tor
wi Cash or r. c,,, Cv Prope,,y At prices ths, will p,y
large Poe purchaser IT vii be shown c9rcusveJ 70
party deJIng % purchase ths. each seTe W sve's
timber 'sneuy from &c 70 50 PEI gre e.s,aage o. 'ns
vslue Of the .sad Apply 10 HOMER AOhoAN
Pine It.. No. Metropolitan Bank Buildtns
TyHE SILVER LAKE FARM for SALE-Sit
uated IL SusquchsIna CoCry Pa Dear The New iok aAo
Erie Railroad. Tho wsbs 20 purehasse beautiful ooonSy
Il LINES SON
Eey.krfori, s1squehaans County Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

GG1 BROADWAY.-Mme. SACFAGEACs
OOsb DANCING ACApEsS opposite Bsla''; epra
every csy ivse essons sud essss Ctdtn
SATURDAY AYTIRaCOH Tvcns nodefs'e genels.
psctce every syer1g fr Z q 10 oe't~ a" s'N ':shon
sole usbcss "a. AIT
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
3nstructicn.

MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, No. $40
"A Bro.dwsy-sMITH * BOYD.-sshools and FAMILIES
.uppl;ed With competent TEACHERS Schools With Pupi'.,
Books k and Teachers with ceabe sitg gstoas The fol-
loving Teachers wanted .dy for FTenoL and Music for
Geor,. Gentleman teach French and Classics for Se~
Orleans s.o Teachers OF Music and French Parents sup
piled with sokoo' circIls.s sIotuitously.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
[NHE PRESCRIPTION for making DIR. DESIrs

l. LfEPREsfRvING LUNG Strip, for the oure OF
and General Debility viii be sent 10 all tfrcc of chsrcel Fee
otd p9oTs Object Is TO do good al Afflicted Aodress
pcsss-e
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
ByA M MSsMts, Auct'oEeer
ny RANGS. BROTHER Il Co.-Trade- -Saie
III RI nIns Nc. u PsFhTov

sERr 8. SAVAGE. Auctioecss ~
DANKRIPT SALE Of a LARGE STOCK o
ID URY OOODS embracing LARGE AssOR ED SToCt
- VliTIRLE GOODS -DlBBLER SAVAGE viii ss
. ,b,.t a., Ioetn No 81 C-dsr ERDAf, Oct N
w,hr . ste ntion f Jobbe, ard Retailers Of Dry 90 'd'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Eost ann fonn0.
mGnis

A YOUNG LADY wishes situation az TEACH
"A ER IN priv family. Children under IA preferred Al
dress Immediately Miss EVERETT Madison square Pos:0
Sea
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
19iauo-f fortes an6 Hlusir.

A PRIZE MELODEON, HA2MONIUM, o
IN RRFD ORGAN with one, two three six, or eight stop
FOR $50 ~ 500 e75 500 ls0 29 $3.50 or foo, Anas
lean or French constantly fo sale BY
SIT GORDON No. 2s7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Groter,es am6 Dropisions.

wNsEND, CLINCH & Dixie,
So.. 81 .AD e. FRosr-Sr. New YoEk.
Importers lad Jnb5eTs of
TEAS. SPICES, COFFEE. INDIGO sas
LIQUORS IN BOND,
. OArI tarir nsual sssoTtuncnt OF Aefehsad's
AT CASH PRIC f. 3.
THEIR OWN OBLIGATIONS DYE ~ oCfObEh,
WILL BIZ TAKEN As CASH.
And THOSI pUt IN NOV NEM6yh - .,,.,.x
AT A DISCOUNT or PER csNf r1a AShV u
{, .,,t. rb5.: e sl ps;ebsssa-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

that he hae taken roorr. at No az Broadway wete he
will be pessad tbosc Ladies snd Gertenen who may
wish 10 pom -" STUDY e tho FRENCH and sPAN-
ISL LANGUAGES. PIoi ANGLADE s lad aa InstitGtcn in
Fer the !ask three n has
been Professor Of Mods LANGUAGES an L.atq IN ne Of
the most Eous.rg lustut1rs IN the North h, VIII niso
Give e,spr. IN DRAWING. These bIlncAcs will be sat
either hs Academy private houses he will sso
O.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

Pleas .HT-Mr Bowling of Eubaque, has
shown to the Editors of that city a piece of
tic yeiitable Barney Stone" As our cotcm-
poralies of the Democratic faith speak of hay
ing rcvcrently kissed" the relic, we are antici-
Eating time of peace among them. TIE
colrmns of OR last North West and Express &
Herald do not exhibit the effect of sblarney to
great degree. When will they genteclly
.j!dttcr each other, instead of keeping up such a
muss about Personal differences Outside of
the city of Dubuque there is no interest in the
"war Of the Roses and we "wcre Governor
as the old lady sid. We would set the whole
quar.elling tribe Lack, on probation. a nice
time to commence fig!ting each other, VIXEN
only few days are given us to fight OR OPP
onen.s in the most inn GRANT State election
Iowa Las ever he'd!
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

THE FRIGHT-THE PANIc.--Somc Of
the scenes in Wall street, says the New
York Express, caused by the late panic,
were very ludicrous.
An Irishman accustomed to sell un-
current money at a leading house in
Wall street, some time ago asked the
firm if they would take $4,000 at seven
per cent, which they did. On Tuesday
last he rushed in haste to Wall street,
and asked if he could have his money,
which was readily paid, and soon after
drawn in specie from the Bank, which
was annoyed at call for specie at such
time and demonstrated with the draw
err of the check. The latter meeting
Paddy in the street next day, says:
ut was dirty trick you played in
getting specie for our check, without
saying to us you wanted it. What have
you done with it?'
Och, sure, my wife got shaky, and
tould me to draw the money in gould
and have it at home in the Cupboard"
"But you will be robbed, or knocked
down. or lose it some way"
"Sure, sir" says Paddy, "d'ye think
the Bank would take it back if I'd apo
logise? Bad luck to the panic, which
has gone out Of me inlirely."
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

EaU.SocrlAL.-For the greater pat of last
week we were visited by a pluvial demonstra-
ton that would have become alarm ing had we
not the assurance of the good book that no
second drowning of the world would take Place
Rain in showers rain il, storms, rain in drizzlcs,
rain in rs many forms as the ingenuity of q
French Cook dresses frogs, was the weather
programme Up to Saturday night. The river
continues 10 rise and steamboats, are as plenty
as ducks and as saucy as CLANS are reported to
be under the same circumstances. The air i
growing cool and autumn like. bit we have no:
yet heard Of frost in this section of the North
West South Of us it is reported there has
been enough to nip the blades OF corn ans
cook up The vines of late potatoes and cucum
befs We are now expecting to have two
| months Of the most beautiful weather for bust
ness and travel Navigation seldom closes here
| until Dec. lst and 10Th
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Riv. AuGrsTUs LITTL' JoHN.-This gentle
man is somewhat distinguished in the west as a
Temperance orator. We Learn from citizen
of Delaware County, Iowa, (the place of Mr.
l.. residence) that he has been convicted OF
whipping his wife. sentenced to imprisonment
in the co~nty Jail AMI fined $35. We do not
know that Li;tlcjohn can he classed as among
the Reverend Freedom Sbriekcrs' whose inn
moralities are the sui ject of 50 much newspaper
report, but we happen to know that he has been
greatly afflicted in mind by the national course
which the Democracy have taken on the subject
Of "Slapery" 1t surprises rs however to learn
that he would strike his wife-he has Away
been regarded as quite Lothorio in his admi'
ration of the fair. Perhaps Mrs. l.. was a
"Border Rutian! y New Workers tell us that
in that state several years ego, Mr.. L. was a
PRACTICAL an0lqaiadti0n;st!
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A Little Ride,

A Little Ride.
We have for s;mc time hid csros;ty to
know what the share of the country was W
Bloody Run or Giari Creek OF 10 miles from
its mouth, and having a leisure aftern ,cn
emily, we relieved our min Is by little tour of
exploitation A pair of ponies from The Stable
of Mess.s. Prarsall d Church, carried us on the
main road 10 q lane beyond Hon. l.. Bigclow's
beautiful farm. That lane we followed into as
sp'cnIil bo!y of timber as we want to see
anywhere ; taking tho shape of the land, the
density Of the forest, the Knights of the trees
and their valuable Character into consideration,
we haze never seen its equal in the State, but
t'icn VIC hav'nt been boblin arco'nl" a great
deal, and it is possible tllorc may he tracts of
woodland sus, crior to THE. Well, we noticed
the road grew BROADER and more used as we
p oc eded, and We could not resist the idea tlat
somebody lived Mt The foot of the desccn ling
ground we were 'aveling; We therefore ush-
I'd On and or and dorm mil fine brook shove
| i'll view,' ripil'ng its song of life to the leas-
| from our vision. But we are no Ioct, flank
! Heaven, and We may as well say without far
| thef circunlocution, that we got 10 the end of
the road and found CIR ST NJ IL, with a man
in it whose f&ce was as welcome sight to us
there in tho woods. "a it has ever been in the
streets of McGrcgor. We had actually wan
tercd to the Giard Mills owned and ran hy Gu,
excellent ir:en!s Mars!. &, Sparkling. NJ
| SpauliinS was SUI crntending the work and lle
| showed lis round the instit"tion with rs much
Toliteness rs though he had le,n candidate
for ,fiice. He also pointed cut to us The track
of the McGrcgor Il. Road near the mill site
informed us of the intention of himself ARD
Partner to attach 10 the water steam engine
to the mill another run OF burrs, and to the s.s
SAW MILL, all Of which improvem hts, W.
wcsc glad to learn, will prob ably &c completed
before next spring.
After Spending an hour or so very ag-ccahl,
in the company Of cur friend, we termed OF
porlc homowa'd, and while indulging in revc
RES as to the change the IRON Horse would sool
effect in that row secluded valley, we foun,
ourselves again on the high road and bound t
McG.c.o~.
p. S-We ought 10 state rcrhars, that W
reached home IN aecty. but the DcrI is bchir
us (may Satan always occrpy that relation t.
us , dcmnn1ing CoHy' and we have no tim
to finish this article in or usual artistic style!