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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

eH The Aug. number Of the Printer is re-
ceived filled as usual with interesting matter
for the general reader as well a. 10 members of
the craft. 1t is devoted mainly to the interests
of the cart preseryative of all A4s" as it,
name indicates, and worthy the patronage Of all
1t is published by Henry g. Huntington, No.
Spruce Street N. r., at one dollar year in
advance. $3.50 -s4s 81, So -
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Vesdabhs--Mr. EXC has forwarded rs nice
lot Of what Hccsiers and Buckeyes call 'sroast.
ing ears" We enjoyed them very much and
beg to assure our friend that no more valued
eatable present could have been sent us.
The Market is now well supplied with vese-
tables at reasonable figures. Fales & CO., near
the Eagle Hotel. and Michael O'Bricn at the
head of Main Street, can supply families with
anything they may want in this line.
Conant has green peaches in small quantities
and apples by the barrel. Woolliscroft had
some Watcrmelons last week but the warm
weather and the melon caters soon reduced
them to vapor.
Blackberies arc quite plenty at 5 to l0cents
per qusrt--the boys are making pockets full of
changein exploring the bluffs hereabos4s. .,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18
Extract.

6AII oOI.
SHERWOOD. Jasper 60. Mo-. August 2. SO.
Mr.. Il. p. RichardsOn I've are intolerable
health at present. but there is q great deal Of
sickness in this country. AS for crops they
are generally below average-corn is only toll
cradle, Wheat fair and Oats total failure
The weather is very hot and dry, if it does
not rain soon Corn will be very poor. Times
are hard here. wish was back North am
sick of the "fuke'' State. shall leave this
country as soon as ! can sell 10Y property here.
] had rather live at McGregor and play the
town fiddle than to live here with plenty.
shall be back there sure ~ cant stand it Ion
ger than next Spring no how. Youvin please
direct my paper to Sherwood. Missouri, do.
not get it regularly but God hao~s II is wei
come when il does comet
Yours, w. II. BAKER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

Don't Quayrel--The Lansing Mirror is out
in severe article against the Convention lead
ers who secured the ponjnation Of Judge Viii.
liams. The Mirror charges treason direcf
against the President Of the convention. and
skull duggery' agsinst Noble 4 Co. 1t de-
mands the running Of Murdoch. Independent to
save tie Republican ticket.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18
DIED.

DIED,
At Mc(regor, on Monday, August 10, OF Consum
ton, JEREMIAH FoRDNEY, aged about As years.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

Good Graeious.--The Republican papers Of
Iowa say that DouoLAs is afraid to meet I'm
coin in debate. He has met SEWARD and HALE
frequently and successfully we believe.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

Gold-H. ID. Evans has Just returned from
Oronoco, Min, near the Zumbro Diggings.-
He brought some dust which he washed out
himself-the specimens are fine dust and in all
amount to less than ST.. Mr.. Evans says the
fume or dam Company had finished their work
and in four hours they washed cut $40, but
that same night tremendous rain sent the
whole of the machinery adrift. The Company
have already commenced Rebuilding and they
expect 10 succeed yet. Large numbers Of men
are at work OH the bars of the Zumbro.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

Mew Store.-Messrs. Hosmer g. Driscoll
Late Of Milwaukee. have opened a Produce and
Commission store at Dnfand's old stand. z
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

Recess --We witnessed the RAGS ;2Ser o.
Prairie du Chen cons4e on Ss1aQ
n0Ngh The sa4endascs wa - go
Of sscitemfpt pfsssiled. me belshs sssE3
vsxy rriitSd. a. nearly oil the betting men were
in favor Of the Wawkon mare.
The distance run was only eighty rods and
Baldwin's mare came in some twenty five feet
behind For the particulars concerning the
matter. our readers are referred to Lorin Clark,
Esq. who was one of the judges. Another
race between the same mares is to come off on
next Saturday at the same place for a purse of
$40O, Baldwin giving the challenge.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18
For sale BY all druggists.

WOODLAND cREAM--a pomade for hcAuhfyingths
harbghly perfumes, superior to any French article
imported and for half the price. Fof dressng ladise
hair 1t has equal, giving 1t bright glossy sppsaR
ance 1t causes gentlemen'a hair 10 euh In the most
natural manner. II removes dapdrud, always giving
the hair the appearance OF being fsssh shsmpoonod-
Price only Hfsy oents. Noue genuine unless signed
fETRIDGE & CO.,
Projectors Of the ssBaln OF . Theusand ElousSs."
The Trade supplied by BROWER. & VAN s4V3ENS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH, and beau
tiful complexion, be acquired by using tho .sBaa
of Thousand Flowers" What lady gentleman
would remain under the Of disagrecable BREATH
when by using the "Balnl Of Thousand Flowers Q
dentrce, would not only render it sweet but tb@
teeth a. white rs alabaster Many persona do not
know their breath Is bad aud the subject 70 delicate
their friends would mention it, Beware OF cOun-
terfeits. Be sure each bottle 10 kigned
FETRIDGE & CO., n Y.
EnrS Ia by NIL drnr sta !. !. LII
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

2Aanks-Mr. Young Of the War Eagle
kindly remembers our love Of late papers, and
he is sure to crafty US. May he never grow
nd
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

OosNoPoLIrAE Arr JcvRNAL.-Ths double number
March and June Of tins interesting periodical
| ceivsd, hilsd usual nth the hest Of reading
Terms, two dollars pss year In sdvancs. Addrss @.
L. Derby, Actusry, c. A. A., $40 Drosdwsy N. York.
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That Extra The uder hademSly explains
the cause of its falurs to supply US with the
Atlantic Cable intelligence and the Editors OF
tina! trans Mississippi kheet will regard us as
completely satisfied with their explanation
Bro. HILL, the laga is due you--plsase call |!
In reply to our little rap OF last week, the Leader
says:
Thanking our friends of the Tsn7 that they
have placed US 4where we stand Aahove the
charge Of \ petty jealousy, we assure them that
there was no disposition on our part to neglect
that interchange of coartcsics which has thus
far characterised the two Offices. The tele-
gram which brought the news vas not received
until past the middle of the aftetnoon; With one
Of the editors and a compositor absent, il vas
late before we issted our eXtrx; aud our only
opportunity To forward copies b MeGrcgor, on
the day of its appearance, was by the seven
o'clock ferry. At the time q IFS arrival, we
had a package done up for the Times and our
subscribers there but unfortunately, we were
tempted to strike of and address few more.
Scarcely had we begun this, when the warning
Of the whistle sounded in onr ears. Hatless
breathless. we rushed down to the wharf, and
reached it just in time to be@too late. Ofcourse
we supposed that to send them on The following
morning would be to send them "a day after
the fair"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18
About the Conventions.

: by an extra from the Pioneer Office we see
that Mr.. Clark was not candidate, but that
Poindexter was the beaten asrirant.
Some Dissatisfaction is exhibited by Murdoch
aud his friends as to the course pursued at
West Union-we see it ''sticking OUT in this
county, and we hear Of it generally throughout
the District. Several have asked US "why Muir.
dock was thrown overheard" our reply has
BEEN. "dont know" By some, moral delin-
euencies and BY others political delinquencies
are suspected--as the Judge is laid M the shelf
BY biz own friends We have noright to be iii.
qdisitive. 80
Hhdreth Of the 1ntelhgencer is here on husi-
ness--he denies tnat he is electioneering and
Ne do not insist that he is-his sympathies ,rere
evidently with Murdoch and he does not dis,
guise bis hostility to what he calls "Blaek Re.
publicanistn," Werather like hi depnnciation
Of mere ''niggerism.''
Tho Democratic Delegates will meet at West
UIion on MovpAY NEXT, the o3d. Mr.. NcClin-
toch will probably be the nominee for Judge.
The District Attorneyshp will be contested by
several. It's the opinion Of ell with whom we
have conversed that ODELL of Clayton County
would make an excellent rum il nominated and
a good officer if elected. For ourselves we
Lave mn cho;ce nc 70 ~h,. ,.r. &c ~. I;s,r;c,
tho candidate CONE. FROM, .h.r.ctsr !, nd o,,,,;.
f;ca,on are all the reon;s;tes. For Member Of
Boa,d Of Educ..;on. co.e.. Of Flovd .Gu,,xy
Of West Union, and tFHLr of Bradford have
haen named tor. Tbs co,yen,;on IN, doubt.
,.s,. ,,.re . s.,..s;., a.. .w;,, ,.,,...,t ~.
vii, &c <he pen,as .,d ~;,h.x,. ,.-,h.r...-Ls
we dismiss that .ub;ect.
We are informed t,,,t .Jm,ys williams nm NJ
certinr the nomination. made : .reech .c,erelv
partisan in character in o,r ..t;m.,;on this
was not In GOOD TASTE. hut as tho Judee had No
idea Of pleasing h;s ooconents Il 4 not our
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

Nsw Coir.-The English ere pbout % coin
double sovereisas the supAosition. it's
presumed. that Mrs. Gaslph xN No ll ~
realm with d. a3ss &. -.
a1-GHARKy insinuates that consclcnce vouM not
ahow sc walk that mile to participats b the
curson OF the Alamakec Sunday ths 6th!
We think very little ofiaws prohibiting aaausments
on -ths Sabbath. The world - net 60 straitlAced,
JOHN, as II when were boys ana NO have de-
sire TO so back to the time when .wbizling on Sum
day, was regarded az o mortal ain.
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Ridicule.

Ridicule.
The Americans ridicule the most
serious matters Its National weakness to
extract fun out Of the passing event.. At
the time the cholera prevailed ID einfnps&
in 1s3sa drunken hanwassure to lave "yh0l.
cra' pinned on tine back of his coat, notwith-
standing death was so busy with the citizens
that no business hut bu:ials was attended to,
This love for the facctous has had an opportu-
nifty for development in the Atlantic Cable re-
ports. Below are samples = NJ
VIC TO BucK'--Deoy Sir :--Ihave lust RE-
scented the English people with my tenth addi-
ton to the Royal Family.
eco thou and do likewise 4
VICTORIA REGINA.
London August 5, 1855
Alter much trouble and EXPENSE, the old
Sagcs reply has been procured. Il is AZ fol-
lows:
Dear Mrs. Queen Yours las been received.
Follow my example and *dry up?'
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WINDSOR Castle, Aug. 6. 1855.
"PrEsipENr Bic IAxAH-Dear Sir As you
will not permit me to visit you, ALLOW me 10
~'p ''' i' QUEEN VicffccR1A." 1
Reply Of President Buchanan 10 tie Queen.
wAsmnGros, Aug. 6, 1853!
My Dear Madam 1t ~ my impression
hat you have dropped enough of -FOUR lineiAl-
ready. and that you are rujfniug the thing Into
the ground. Yours, faithfully i,
s JAMES BUCHANAN.
London, Aug. Z, H5s.
ID The President n OF havingthA A(lth TO-
visit you, take pleasure in dsokpdh& you q
|linc.s1.-------..------- : &S1fETG&fA,
RErLr-Mrs Hc.-You have 3korpn TOO
many Of your hb'cxlrchdy. BUCK.
Waslirgt6 ton Asg.8.
To the Queen.-Plcase name your next after
me il it's a boy. BUCHANAN
Repiy.-Go way YOU nauptty man-what do
you know about such dreadHl things. 81.
VICTORIA.
(sEPoRrEp EXPRESSLY TO THIS NORTH IOWA TIMES )
Washington, Aug g..
Dear Mudam--Eselisk Bill is dcad-.sSotl,
ing Of that name will Aowish.in America.
i. b.
FEckinghaAn; Aug. ?.
REfLr-Dcar Sra row your children from
German stock as do and they viii be more
healthy. Yours, THE QUEEN.
-D4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

FoR sEcRETARY OF STATE,
ELIJAH SELLS, Of Muscatine county.
Poh AUpiroR,
JONATHAN ". CATTEL, OF Cedar county,
FOR IREASuRER, a4-.s
JOHN W. JONES, OF Hardin county.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
SAMUEL A. RICE, OF Mchaska county.
FOR REaisfER OF LAMB OFFICE,
AMOS b. MILLER, of Cerro Gordo county
coMM'R OF DIES MONIES IMPRovMsNr,
WILLIAM c. DRAKE, of Wayne county.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
WILLIAM VANDEvER, OF Dubuque county.
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TO MEN ENGAGED IN 7,HRESHING
rENrs:--You WI End the Horsepowsr EQUAL
NJ izcr, invented by George Hey, Tor sale, by ar-
plying to Charles D. Churchil, located Rossvie,
Allamakee county, Iowa. 4. BlRCHARD, Proprietor,
for the State of Iowa and Minnesota.
August Is, lS5Sw3t
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y ~
/ Aems.--The usury bill is defeated in Minne-
sofa. Frce-trade' in money is the Law up there.
A Homestead Bill of very liberal provisions
has become law.
The La Crosse Packet Co. will not be on.
ganized before next spring. Passengers have
commenced to use the 4. Road from that point
to the east. -
Fife wheat is spoken Of as proof against rust
our farmers should try it.
AT Quebec there is child seven weeks old
with legs, 3 arms and bodies.
Fifty vessels have left San Francisco for
Frazer River with passenger lists Of 800 to
1900 EACH
The receipts OF the Atlantic Telegraph Co
are estimated at $l.72s, 900 per year-e2s
messages a day at $50 each.
Five horses were run over and killed by
train near Bel,idere one day last week
Delanon Smith. who is spoken of rs U. 8
Senator from Oregon, used to be Tyler man
in Ohio. He was then called Delusion
Smith.
The N. Y. Churchma, has issued a bill against
Crinoine. What does the Churchman know
about the lighinsss, elegance and convenience
of Douglas d. Sherwocd's Skeletons
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Democratic State Ticket.

UeM0CfatlC State Ticket.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Of Benton.
AUDITOR,
TGEODORE s. rARyIN, of, Muscatinc.
:. ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES NJ. ELWOOD, Of Polk.
TREASURER,
SAMUEL H. LORAH, of Casa.
kEGIsfER OF THE STATE LAND OFFICE,
ID, JAMES II. REID, of Ksokuk.
COM. OF DIS MONIES RIVER IMPROVEMENT
CHARLES BALDWIN, Of Van Buren,.
sEceyp CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
WILLIAM Il. LEFFlNGWELL, OF Clinton.
CLERK OF DISTRICT coURf;
ROBERT r. READ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BE 1t ordained by The 7oun Co,tncs or AcCreeeS,
That V. Il. Miller BIO, and Is hereby appointed aud
elected Marshal of the Town Of Mcfsvfor to nl the
vacancy occasioncd by the re,gnatiou OF o. q. Buck
whose resignation il rendered and accepted by the
Town Council on this tho 18th day OF Auesrk 1853 ~
A. Z. WANZER, Mayor.
Attcst-J. r. JARRETT, Recorders. I06t1J
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Hotels.

31OI0lb
The Hotel at the head of the street known
as the Woolliscroit House, has recently passed
into the hands of Stewart Worden Esq, late of
New York State, and from the former expert
ence of the proprietor in Hotel keeping, we.a,c
confident of his being well. ratronizcd. His
card appears this week.
The Upper House, Fathers House, Western
and City Hotels are also in full blast and have
their share of patronage.
The McGregor House comes next in order,
and any one who has stopped there knows that
Durham can make his guests feel as much at
home as though they were by their own fire.
sides and no one will complain Of the table, as
every thing the market affords is found upon il.
The American is our favorite, as there VIC
take otr ratioiIs, and Of course do not acknow
ledge that we board at a second ,.class House.
The fare is excellent. the dining-room girls
attentive and good-looking, and everything
they do is up To time. We confess that cup
of coffee or piece of steak tastes better when
handed us by one Of them than it would receiv.
ed from the bungling fingers of some awkward
masculine or even in the politest style Of the
most accomplished ebony gentleman This side
the water. ..-e.,.
Another attraction and convenience arises
from the fact that it is the headquarters of
the highly accommodating and polite Ticket
Agent Of the N. d M. r. r. Co., Mr.. John r.
Wright, who is always ready tofusnish travel.
ers with tickets 10 all poiats aast, and give &C.
lisbss infornatich in relstionto The best routes
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-18

F'cK1HpHsn, mug y.
REfLr-Dcar ssr.-akow yourchildren from
German stock as do and they viii be more
healthy. Yours, THE QUEEN.
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Republican State Ticket.

CLERK OF DISTRICT coURf;
ROBERT r. READ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

DlsAPfoNrMEsr.-We are disappoint-
ed in the Springs business. Slagpation,
nothing doing-is the universal remark a.
moug our merchants aud traders. And
why: Because no money can be had for
legitimate business purposes. The banks
have almost all the money in the country
under lock and key. They have taken the
money from the people in exchange fol
bank stock certificates, un.ler the expeeta-
lion hat they 1.-THE banks) would use it so
as to pay large dividends. Bank officers
are now greedily putting this money into
Treasury notes and call loans at A per
cent interest, and tenaeiouslf refusing 10
extend any accommodation TO borrowing
business man. They would loan, if men
who already have moro than they are dis
posed to use, should apply for discounts;
but to loansto a borowing..rnan is out of the
question. Its generally believed that the
miser is boarding his money under fear
that somebody may cheat him, becomes a
curse to society fhompson's Reporter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

Tue BIBLE IN OUR PupLc SCHOOLS
The Board Of Education of tho city OF
Wateltown have unanimously resolved
that the reading Of the Bible, and all form,
of prayer be discontinued in the public
schools Of that city. Some Of tho teachers
it seems, were wont to call together sucl
Of the children its would attend just pre-
vious to school hours, and read a chapter
from the Bible, following it by prayer
This practice the Board have prohibited.
The State Superintendent, Mr. L. G.
Draper, has addressed a lengthy letter tc
member of The board in reply to 4 note
setting forth tho f;s:ts, i'll which he take.
strong grounds in favor of the Ne Of the
Billie in public schools, and the propriety
f moral and religious, as well as intellec
tual instruction by teachers. The letter
has been published iii the form Of circu
lar.- haiison Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
Adjournment OF Conc ess.

On Monday both Houses of Congress
finally adjourned. The closing proceed
ings were not Of special interest, although
as usual the important bills Of the session
received their final action. The Post Of
flee and regular appropriation bills were
passed. The Senate decided that Messrs.
Fitch and Bright, Of Indiana were entitled
to their seats. The President issued proc
lamation for the Senate to meet Tuesday
noon, saying that an extraordinary occa-
sion has occurred rendering it necessary
and proper to that they shall convene to
receive and act upon such communities
tons as have been or may be made to
them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

AN INCIDENT IN THE EIousE.-CorToN
hULEs.-A Methodist preacher was sitting
in tie gallery of the House, when Garrett
of Virginia, opposed any action against
England. "a white feather" nluttered
the man audibly. Back of him were two
members from the cotton growing States
and one of them said to the other
''Boyce, Of South Carolina, agrees with
Garnett. "Another s0hite feather" groans
out the afflicted parson. The gentlemen
glanced at him and at each other, and
went on to say that ''Aiken, of South
Carolina, owns five hundred negroes, and
that he, with MANY other members. large
" interested in the cotton market, would
not give the President power to disturb it.
They would not let him be too severe on
England" "Cotton alaoagS Sbo10s the
White feather" SAYS the old man, looking
straight past the two speak ers through the
doorway, or perhaps ut an imaginary au-
dience Of the whole people. The shot
told, however, for one Of the gentlemen
observed, that England would 30 doubt,
apologize for the outrages upon our flag,
and added, 81 don't know what more We
can ask in Christian moderation sli htly
emphasizing "Clristian moderation with
meaning look at the clerical galb before
him. "iademntty for tie past and secur-
ity for tie future. Does that surpas$
Christian moderation?" was the calm and
stea ~ answer. The parson was too brave
for the planters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

TIE INJUSTICE THAT a NATIONAL AID
MlNIsTRATfos CAN Practice. The law
requires that advertisements Of tho Exec
utive Departments at Washington shall
be published in the two papers shaving
the largest permanent subscription" The
National Era says that notwithstanding
It's subsc iption list is confessedIy larger
tLan that of any other paper in Washing
ten, it has been ruled out on various pre-
texts, under the administration of Fillmore,
Pierce, and Buchanan, successfully, solely
because Of It's free soil politics.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

WAGES REDUoED.-Day labor com
ads in Chicago only so cts per day-a
|.io,tion of over 100 4R cent. in eight
.,,,bs. Mechanic wages are higher in
LEAD region than anywhere else. Mi
,f,g paid last year, when common labor
=, 500 TO 1926 n day when mn
T., was worth same as now. Labor is
b.rsfore worth just as much in the mines
-,7 as last year-moro because provisions
nd living are cheaper. Come to the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

FIRST NEW Wheat AT ST.. LOUIS
fleming & Woodruff received, on Saturday
morning, SO sacks of new crop wheat, rails
90 IN Shelby county, Tennessee. 1t was
SOD s, to G. P. Plant d Co., of the Franklin
Mlll' at the fancy Of 1925 per bushel.-
Inc ne wheat is plump, of good color, and
VIII make superior flour. We learn that
large shipments from the South are antici-
Pa'ed tor the next thirty Jays Demo
craft 9TH inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19

RIVER PmATEs. The st. Paul Tines
Iarn from tie officers Of the War EnQIe
That since the party from Lansing sue
c'eIed in capturing the boat Of one gang
Il tie aheve pirates, in recovering part
OF their booty, AMI III chasing onH "f th"
villains from the Island on which he toc!
lrlage, and it was supposed at the time
III downing another, who attempted to
>eim to tho main shore of the Mississippi j
with him, and who drowned from the
weight Of coin around him, the river has
teen dragged for tho purpose Of finding
DE body Of tho latter. The account says,
The b5iy waa found day before ye>te'd y,
with $1,000 in gold, and a lot Of Hudson
hank bills, thus proving concln5ilely that
d2 band WIS the one concerned in tn"
tlbery of that bank We have notic d,
that Bell, another OF the pirates who had
p bullet lodged in I6s skull, neal Mc(treg-
OF, had been arrested in Michigan, and
Brought hack TO Clayton county Galrna
Advertiser,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-19
PoRTLANp, Ne. June Z,

The prohibitory liquor law, passed by
our last Legislature, was ratified by the
vote of the people to-day. Very few
votes being cast for the opposition or IL
cence law. The vote in the city stood /:
Fer prohibition, 1857; for license 3D.
Gorham, prohibition 254; for license L.
Falmouth, prohibition 1877; license none
Numerous other towns heard from show
about the same complexion.