davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
INST RECEIVED FROM AUCrION-Ter

lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTlON-Ien
cases Of new ENGLISH BOOKS, 10 foe biudngs-FoF 'ale
ob.sp LEGGAT BROTHERS, Ne, SO Nassau st. Minmoth
CH'aoIus gals
sIiptu Iustrors Ola Masters 70 eng So 50
Vol Illustrated $50 fine Steel Engrsvipg 4o git EIDE "
Gallery EpgIavR IS Steel avnss ToyaI;J. %
klOaed OInaments painted Ia g0d and coOrs. o.
OXiMa Chrouoosical Tables Of History Folio, hai 20
SHUTS Epgh Dresses. vols 40. Magnificent oo.O.ed
FDgavines cn PANT. Modern $50 toL .
S~iii WoIks Memoir y vols 20
Madame AIbays Diary and Letter. vols l.mo... =
Koilrsusch History Of Germany. tyo.............. u
Smiths EuEish tlofe. avis. %
Met uoch's Account e British Empire. vols, hi AT . =
Ilus lie, oluiOn and Oh snlste. vols svJ. 81
Scheder Scientific Rotary. B71 Numerous fiAes.... >
Burptls History a The Reformation vols Syo.. N
T.ck,'s Lght Pursued 2vos $50 %
B.urt's Synopsis of Criticism Gen. EXos. &c VOL. %
b. Aumsrcbais lis Tmes D. Losenie vols limo 81
Nebuhi's IL Roc an History ) vols l-uo =
Coce q Ii, ala sad lcugsyly 800 fofitss'.' ~
Leigh RoteIt no" Works ~. No tso....s..... -
Covers Po,ic. NOks Il st el rag os"t gill edge -
Cs,stl eiics; o. Til, Elsrnc4ts Of boOLy Cais. lVv
-
LscRs' Companion Some AID Ass1d. vols SSo
Jso " X. igit Fax BIG4.ude - beal Elg. -
buIIet;s On, OF B.ta " $40 ~ e1-ssinfs %
amir ,oi's Ni'.ory STATS. q To-. col E,s Il %
Thoc A,oies Mtiloirs jouina a. Rasseh S'os "
Coul ltte m - # ireland. yos. NJ rcEo-s See tn-
fTavI2s koys bFo... -
- rs History aud Ailqu lies II London Fine ilsrAr-
hail ctt ~
HJsnis M, of ibe MuscLl DIANA ". 81. PoIt4 90
Dssisus for vi LoCg COLLEGES &c by 40 - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
THE LECTURES
MADAME LOLA MONTEZ.

"
IDciudiDS
NER AUTO q 9 p A z.
OUT THIS MOaNlsG,
With S:-el Portrait
PRICE g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
Hpecidl NnIires.


The Canal-st. Temperance Society meet at Blocker
BuiolDIs Ct be.CkeI Snd Aortolss, On SUNDAY
hNEklkG. Inc neeuDs viii be addressed by ia MIS- j.
BROOKS and lpeakeIs The n.nos vi Temper
us. a., iuvl ed l. attend. JOHN QUA, fTesiIsnG
VIZ. NASH, secretary.
. Pei UpsiIon Convention supper o. the LAfARGE
HOUSE fKiDAN June Is. a. p Members can procure
6OIicAl Soc,ty hooms q thst ;
He.es Bakery, No. AZ BIosowsy, OF VIM IL L. bAEe
Ne. Ns-st BY tIdet of Genital Executive Conu lee.
New piackereI, bblss Georges Bank Goldfish,
LARGE MALkkkEL 4 bbls tlCkLED HEkkiNOS,
FAT MACNEh L. ths, tlC. COD, HADDOCK,
T.. rILI MAJ kEkEL, KITS NCALEFISH, RED AEk'GS
kEM AHkD, " hlIEtISH -lNk SAIL, ALL KINDS,
BUiTKK, IhEEsE LARD isms, Beef Shoulders Pork.
All 4Uay, -aIsntd gOV1, ougEr packages ul wcghis
Al nLoss.e low iOI money O4oeTs III "a with
ALLAN Rose. No 20 Washington -, above Barclay.
R@isrnnt IuIeiIIgence once and Labor Ex-
ehanse Lac Resolved hon No. Cznal.i No. 81
Wossb Anthony sieS doors VI Broadway No
tes eAaIsea JANIS p kACAN, Superintendent
Ice.Pitchcrs and Nater-C ,sil- tho sPen-
did ana very useful Double lCE-Pi1ChhRS ! have foe
..Ttu elt o. Jsp.nrea WArER-COOLEKS og soIts Olives
bals 40 st prises from $40 10. kor sss by
LOCUS HART, Nos. so0o q lrEusshp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

EIFTEEN YEARS WITH HE MORMONS:
Il full AND AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT or THEIR
SOCIAL CONDITION. THEIR RELIGIOUS DOCTRINES
AND POLITICAL GOV EkNMENE FaOM tlF t.tN
YEARS EXPERIENCE 6-iLg the Narrative Of Mis- MARY
ETTIE sniTH sister Of Of the Mormon High Pest.,
long of the Prophet sreham Young
hy n. w. GkEFS. I vol limo Price 81 o.
THIS hume the narrative Of the psnf fifteen years ex-
woln.ns and who enjoyed peculiar opportunities ~ observe
III pfeludctd the woIiiug II be system
AGENTs 10 whom very large discount viii he ms1e) wenr
ed In every in the Ulted States SCI Tile work Apply
10 CHAS. Serb NER
No. 1874 GraDd.st near Broadway, " y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
TO BOOKS SELLERS.

TIE npsc deut-l dem nd r ths Ire.
b Sc. sice ia tbsu eIhEAtec 1e
1s edn and the Publishers resr; o. b c'mIe1ec .
bid uui second e51- sly OIce:s which msJ COME 70
The The Cay Tbey it bow-v,r ths gcer once sfain
IN .ilt With Nil Be nex Saturday lne ~ tie yoe VA
/. saptlise e. fast IS j; 10 ordes,G.
n --sUDD Il CARLETON upou receipt Of ths price. vii
fis took b. mail postage PAID any rs-t q re Uusd
Lis ru01e may he1 the Eelgaoo-rs 9ck
s,.!sIs sSef - supplied va N,
HUDD CARLEFON. Publishers and ,os~-esS
~. Bfcal Nav. ! o-k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
Gbanres for Dnslness Mfn.


ERIY-A PAPER MI IL, vito FIVE Of lLud, situated
In Blooa6eld n j. within twelve miles OF NswYork CITY,
The a hss been successful operation io the ast twelve
y. ard in oonpse running order comprising steam cnse
and boilers horss power foaf eoiues Q? inch cylinder
r.eh e with ceIlenders &C. al complete IEss portion
the lons ean bond snd ofs,se M term
Of years. For quIe cf d. co NGER, esq.
No II Cifs. or Vi me teoscTite:, on the premi
WRIGHT r. CONGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

20 Dbcm It AiGg Gcniirti.
TOR SALE-A GREYHOUND SLUT, and one
PuP ts. v,4k,ea Nc 2 GRASD-sE, Ire: a,oE.
DATENT AGENCY OFFICE, No. 3O4 Broad
ii y.y N.wYort-LOW HASKELL c., ScleioIs 81
Patents snt Publishers Of THE iSEEs,oh
heisc;ei APpiics!ons especially s'isnaed -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

CHILDREN's and INFANTS SUMNER
~ CLOTHING
A. GENIN'S BAZAAR
CRlLDRENS BLOUSES.
MAR5EILLEs RA0LANS,
CIRCULAR DRESSES,
WHITE BAREGE PUFFED TALHAS
SUMNER CLOTHING.
Have been ,eeeted ind 'cketsd a.
NOMINAL PRICES,
of ing Inducements 10 make selections for
CHfLDBEN'S SUMMER WEAR
greater than can be found ehewh@re IN this city.
OEaiNS BAZAAR,
No. 5l3 Br AWAY,
ST. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

METRo, oSokDw IA ,ss,,, M Z ss &c HALL
b s-o c11A<rr-
II, q Tee sbDys Hal itkes srsat Pleasure Ia
,he citizens of N,wYork tkzt be has n,.e srses neat
y III tae goat FRENCH WIZARD AID MAGICIAN, n
aDONIs from rsris who viii have ,be honor 81 u.sIy h
4, q appessace n th!s city SATURDAY EyESiSO June
10 sna MOSDAY, Juns q 70 serss Il bis esieors;sd
SOlREE NAGIQUE.
Tie stage will b. Illuminated sth 20 hxh's Ia the Vcne1n
syle srteI.aiaHent vii everything befstooTs
Adalsson IS cpt, Orchestra Sc s,s lreseryed) 30 eegs
The Box Office Will orel for the sse Of orchestra from
G. n, 20 o. q. Friday and SATURDAY.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
N ANNUAL EXHIBITION NOW OPEN
Galleries, 10Th e., Broadway
VII Glaze WEDNESDAY,, ysss 80.
n AMES d. SONS SHOvELS ana gPADE9-
V,yT4sy JoHAw oriSdy Co. 10 NMWeaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

I With small espiEl 10 &C old
Mar ,.,shment doing Cd business tasei about ~ miles
fSr EeyYvrk or Huston REtr OEner sishes retire
en- acsCu.t Of IL health. ADDE'S, ~ T. CuETlss No Il Wal
Al NV York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

sALEThe leading one III sAse city valued Of aoost
To sAsctoTy pl.chaseT the terms would lie made
Ll6Ina, IL Nn 2 90 Pns.. lln- ?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

HEALTH e..csn
md BEAUTY!
Conferred npon the Ladies By wearing
DOUGLAS g. SHERWOOD'S
CELEBRATED SKIRTS.
THE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS on THE
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT
o which been sold during last nonth has In
6nced the manufacturers male that will eGsble
them 20 produce geo dozens e 400 Shs) DIV daring the
months of Jurs July aud August
They lso cell attention 10 their
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT,
FOR TRAVELLING,
which IL receiving universal eDdaton fom he Lades
They tho so!e proptietors of the on!y
"PATENT ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE"
Beware Of the in aons offered IL tho market a.
they all either infIiDgem ents worthless.
They also manufacture
20 OTHER DIFFERENT STYLES
With and rithout the Paen. Adjustable Busle.' -
These SKIRTS have been recommended BY the B'GHHSf
MEDICAL AUTHORITY being The best article L9y Lager
rs ss A1' '''' 49, 49, 60 49, '-'' i''H' u--s''
DOUGLAS l. SHERWOOD"
MANUFACTURERS, NEW-YORK.r
For sale throughout the United States and Csnsdsa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12

Bonks.-As one of the Laws in relation to
Banking is passing through our columns by
command Of the County Judge, it may be our
duty to express our views on banking. Vol
umes have been written against paper money
and yet every country that has been touched
at all by Progress has adopted it in some form
as means of facilitating inter-commercial in
terest. Where you find a currency exclusive
ly metallic you find people VIGOROUSLY slow,
and since that is not characteristic of the west,
VIC are in favor of all the aids to advancement
which the experience and observation of man
kind suggests. You cannot nd the country of
Bank paper, you would injurc it if you did
then why not have we'll regulated banks of our
own, amenable to our own laws, subject to the
supervision of our own State officers, as well as
to rely Upon strangers in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island to furnish s'the pictures" which
by universal consent the world calls money
We are "Free Bankers" always, but as it is
deemed advisable to give life to the State
Bank system SO that one may be check upon
the other, we shall not complain if public opin-
ion indorses both plans. The Bills to be
passed upon by the people in Iowa,are probably
as good as can be got up by any Legislature,
and heuce there is no use in criticising them in
detail,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12

Read This.-You often hear people say 81
never read the advertisements in a newspaper
l consider them great bore and have often
meant to stop my paper because it contained
so many of thcm.'
Did it ever occur to you that the business OF
your town and neighhorhood was represented
in the advertising columns of your local pa.
pers ? Is the business of the country of no in
terest to you? Let us relate a fact showing
where such men as do not look over advertise
ments, find themselves occasionally A man
took up yoke of cattle last fall in Clayton
County. He put the fact in the Times. The
owner of the cattle lived in Allamakee and
took this paper regul arly, but he ibid not read
the advertisements, and 50 he wandered over
the country month or six weeks inquiring
about the cattle till a neighbor one day came
to see him and in looking over the papers which
he had carefully saved, found the description,
and in twelve hours his team was in his barn
yard
In our last issue we advertised the loss of
two Land Walrants-in an hour after the pa
per was printed, the land warrants were report
ed to u.s. The same warrants were advertised
in the Times six months ago, but the loser was
one of the men who was too smart "to read ad :
vertisements." Wcoften get at facts of great
interest to us by scanning the advertisements.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12
Sunday School.

We were present atthe session of our Sunday
School last Sunday, and somewhat surprised to
find that so many of the younger portion of our
community were members of the school. There
were some l50pnpis in attendance NEARLY all of
whom were children,a although someyoung ladies
and young men were engaged in the highly
beneficial exercise of studying the Bible. The
school is composed of children, whose parents
belong 10 the several denominations in town,
and teachers also, which shows that Church
members here can unite in the good work of
pointing our youth the way to happiness and
Heaven without INDUCING in feeling of Sec
tarianism while engaged in this truly Christian
employment.
Great credit is due to those who have been
instrumental in bringing the school TO its pres.
ent position, and who still manifest deep in
terest in its success. When we came here one
year ago, there were no established ministers
no religious meetings, nor Sunday school now
the Methodists have a commodious Church.
building and hold meetings every Sunday
the Congregational Church have minister settled
and worship regularly in the new Seminary
building, and both are well attended.
One year has done much for McGregor, and
its society, and we confidently look for like
imp oyement in the year to come.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12

dence to avow doctrine ,rh;ch has finally been
returned to in the English Blu, we sec but little
hope of harmonizing the party 10 the extent
hoped for by the Administration and its special
defenders. We, for instance, are democrat
of twenty years service-not for office, but be-
carse we could not help coming to certain con-
illusions. The general course Of the party
meets our approval and we shall stay in its
ranks just so long as it suits our way off think
ing. But. unselfsh as we claim to be in its
support, if we, or any our friends are spotted as
unworthy of position or patronage, it does not
set well on "the stomach of oEr mind" and we
claim the liberty. as we hope always to have
the power, of protesting against all such irjus-
tice.
If the Administration is sincerely DESTROYS
OF Peace, We suggest, inasmuch as the doctrine
of submission to the people has become the
approved doctrine now, that every man who
got an Office as an "original Lecomptonitc' be
turned out at once and the old incumbents re
stored. Then we can unite to some purpose
and thrash out all the foes that Democracy will
ever have to meet. We much fear that peace
concluded without throwing overheard these
venal fellows who crawled into place by decciv
ing the distinguished Head of the Governmcn,
and his immediate advisers, will not be Of
| value.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12
COM NJ Z RCIAL.
McGregor Market,
Wednesday, May ~, 1853.

Wednesday, May IL, 1858.
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON & co.
Wholesale Grocers Il Druggists.l
EXCHANGE on N. Y, buying "a, selling l-2 on
Milwaukee and Chicago l-2. Gold buying "a, selling
l-2.
PRODUCE.-Whcat 40 to As. Flour $50 to 1,75.-
Oats 20 to 3D. Barley So Corn 25. Potatoes 80 TO AO
Beans 30 to 90. Butter 10 to IL IL. Lard 10
Eggs to 10. Cattle, gross, &c. Sheep $50 to 200
Beef dressed to 9. Hogs dressed 4 l-2 to s.
FRUITs.-Green Apples 50; dried 8 IL. Raisins
$3.50.
GROCERIEs-sugars unsteady, from i-2 to IL. Mo
lasses, (new) SO. syrup IS to 60. Coffee prime Rio
10 1872 Crackers l2to7 IL. saeratus bulk l-2
Rabbits 8. Tobacco % to 40-smoking IL. Whisky
rs. Candy 16.
FIsH-Mackerel $50 to $50 Cod 6 L.; White 4,5o
Water Lime 4,5o. Plaster to 6. Domestic Lime ST.
OILs-Bbl. Lard lis Whale 80 to lao Lnsced
40. soap61-2. Candles IA.
HIDEs-Dry flint 10; Green 5.
sUNDRIEs.-Nails 5. Pelts %. Wood $50 to 4
White Lead to TO- Lumber Il, Is, IS, 80 <; Lath
to IL Shingles 4 to 5.
Wholesale Price Current
ofBRADLE .i, 4 CO, McGresor, Iowa, at the Old
The stock of Groceries in Market is abundant at re-
duced prices
We sell the following Staples at prices named
SUGARS.-N. o. Brown l-2 to 3D.; clarified do o
o TO- Porto Rico, 10: White Coffee IL l-2 crushed
and powdered IA to IA II.
COFFEE.-Rio extra, from 10 to IA Java 20.
SALT.-Fine new at So.
MOLAssEs.--N. 0. Plantation, extra: so to IS.
Syrup 55 to 90, very fino article.
RUITS.-Dred Apples 1-2 to 8. Dried Peaches
II IL. Rails ms, (new crop,) to $50.
CANDLEs.-Taliowl2 IL to IA Starr 23 to IS !;
Adamantine 80 to 81.
SOAP.-palm L. Erasive 10.
SALERATUS.-Babbit's pure, s.
TEAs.-Y. luyson SO to 65 Imperial As 20 !;
Gun Powder extra, 10 Oolong IS.
IOBACCO.-2S to 40 +; Smoking do 10 Pig and
Twist pure leaf 90.
CRACkEkS.-Buttcr and Soda L. tot.
WHI>kEY-25, best quality.
CIDER--$S, so per barrel
CODFlSH--6 IL, best quality White fish $3.50
PRODUCE Is selling at the following prices Wheat
active at 45 Corn 80 Oats 20 to %: Potatoes 20
to rs Pork 4, so to 500 Beef liz to 81 Butter II
IL to Is Eggs Hams, shoulders and bacon to 10
Grain sells freely our advice 10 the Farmers, is to
bring II forward.
May ~, 1855. BRADLEY & co
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12

cdr. Chrstie's Balsam for Aguc and Fever Is win.
ming golden opinions preventive and for that
much dreaded disease Much of the dread experen ced
by persons emigratng to country, will be remov
| ed when they know how easily and thoroughly the
Basam cures the disease for which it is designated
Monmouth Ill.) Guardian.
The above is only OF the numerous favorable
tices of a free and untrameied press. When such O
powerful friend the press speaks in its favor it
not be otherwise than popular.
Hear what Physicians say of DR.. Chrsties Ague Bal
sam. Says one: Il, with confidence, recommend the
Basam rs superior to any other preparation" Says
another 81 have used it with uniform success, and
can confidently recommend it FOR all those complaints
for which it is offered as remedy" One more, "To
my knowledge has disappointed the onabl.
expeca of those who have used it." Still another
writes have hesitation in saying that it is safe
convenient and very efficacous medicine"
Price, 81 90 per bottle, or bottles for IS, 0.
For sale in McGreger by Hoffman, Benton Il Co. and
by Agents everywhere. S3w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12

Singular Discorery.-The Cedar Valley Times
published at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, came TO Us
last week with large map on first page, show.
ing the location of that town, and its relative
advantages over ALL others in the West. We
were not aware till now that the Cedar River
was larger than the Mississippi, Gas the map in
dicates) nor that Cedar Rapids possessed such
unriral!od advantages, both Railroad and River.
We have seen the Cedar at that point and
remember riding through it in the stage, also
know something of the Mississippi, and would
state rs our candid belief that the latter is the
largest stream, especially when the water is at
its present stage.
five are in the urong, wo hope to be in
formed Of our error, and will apologize.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12
With many good wishes, Adieu.

Pooh SoIL.-An inquistive Yankee was
standing at a tavern door, in the lower part oil
Jersey, watching funeral pass by. At the
head Of it was large manure cart, moving
along very slowly, and making no effort to turn
out for procession. The Yankee was astonish.
ed at this want of attention on the part Of the
driver of said cart, and turning to a Philadel-
phian who was standing by, he remarked:
81 guess the folks amt very perlite abeout
here tn hum, where live, they always turn
out for funeral
"Oh, that's part of the procession" remarked
the Philadelphan, grayely.'
"Du tell leou don't say SO! Heow -
exclaimed the aslonished Yankee.
"Why. you see. it is a very poor. sandy soil
about here. and nothing comes up they plant,
unless they manure it well ; SO, when the
bury poor fellow. they throw whole CARLOAD
in the grave, to make hin, rise at the judgment
dan :"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12

Adpertising-No better proof can be given
of the revival of trade than the new advertise
ments Of a paper. Our columns show that
McGregor is getting on her wide awake gar.
ments preparatory to good seasons business.
1t affords us much pleasure to state that very
few of our mercantile houses surro ndered to the
pinching effects Of the late unparalleled financi-
al storm, and that those which have survived
are now in condition not to he alarmed even if
Gabriel should blow his trumpet three days
after sight. Long may they flourish.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12

n Golden Prize-A monster nugget of gold
has been found at Hangover, 100 miles from
Melbourne, by four old Gallo: MIA miners, nam
ed Robert and James Ambrose, and Samuel
and Charles Napier. 1t is feet inches in
length, by 10 inches in width at its widest
point, and inches thick at one end and inches
thick at the other. Its weight is lac lbs. or l..
743 OF, l3 pwts., and its value is about 1874 66O,
American currency. The nugget was found in
sand l3 feet below the surface. 1t is perfectly
free from extraneous matter. The lucky own.
ers are two pairs of brothers I; one pair being
English, and the other Boston boys. They have
been four years in the diggings, and had quite
apple before striking the last prize. They have
the nugget on exhibition, and intend to exhibit
it in London and in the estates"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12


AIrdukee De,n0crat-This is an excellent
Newspaper and we are obliged to its conductor
for an exchange with its semi-weeky: In for
warding it our Extra of Tuesday, May 4, we
did not anticipate that the Democrat would dis
tort the facts SO as to rob cGregor of all share
in detecting the pirates and recovering the
goods. By the editorial of the Democrat, one
would believe that "Prairie du Chen" boats,
"Prarie du Chen men and s'Prairie du Chen
authority, was alone concerned in a detective
enterprise that belonged exclusively to Nc
GREcoR-we allude to the down-riyer exredi
ton for tho arrest Of prisoners and the return
of the plumber.
McGregor furnished the police, made the
arrests, jailed the prisoners found with the plum
der, shot the ring.lcader and the goods are now
stored here for Identification.
When BooTH can read an article correctly
We shall take the trouble to send him another
Extra.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12


Horri5le-The Chicago papers contain a
horrible account Of the packing and shipping
to New York in March last Of the body of
woman named Werner, by a barber named
Jumpertz lately at work in the Matteson House.
lie was arrested a few days since and give a
long history Of the affair. The woman had
left her husband year since, became intimate
with Jumpertz, lived with him at Chicago and
Milwaukee, proved to be encicnte and because
J.refused to marry her she hung herself in their
room while he was at his place of business
Finding her dead when he came home, he
olsen bowellcd her, carried the contents of the
body three miles out on the Prairie and buried
them. After this he deliberately cut the body
in small Iieces, packed it in pork barrel,
hired drayman to carry it to The Mich. Central
Depot, and had it shipped TO New York. The
details given by this human butcher are too
narrowing to read, and whether he killed the
woman or not, he deserves to be shut out from
all that wear the human form. He is Prussian,
80 years of age.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-12


Ead, all Round-It is told that farmer near
Galcna went into that city lately with load OF
potatoes being offered hut 10 cents bushel
he deliberately emptied his wagon load into
Fevre river. He was arrested for sobstructiny
navigation" and fineH $l4.
This is hard case in all lights but one-it
is hard that Galena should furnish so miserable
a market, hard that her agricultural customers
cannot be induced to devote their surplus un-
marketable produce to charity, and it is pa,tic-
ularly hard that SO pretensious city as Galena,
one Boosting so much commerce and claiming
so great position among western cities, should
depend uron a stream that cannot hold one
wagonload of ten cent potatoes. Why, if the
potatoeraisers thcicabout should get angry at
the city. they might, at small expense, fill
Fevre River UP with the Irish esculent, and
but we dare not picture the consequences The
Council is fortunate in being able to collect
$l4 for so small an offence, but it looks to us
much like small-potatoe affair for city own
ing such Large Steamers.