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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

THE DEMOCRATIC PRxApY ErEcuoss-ws are desired
10 say that Mr. Fernando Wood wa no. candidate for
election 10 the Syracuse Convention Al The primary cleo
ton held last Tuesday evening NO vo.os oass for
him nor docs he in any way rscognize ths called cleo
tons held by the sweeny COMMITTEES he locks upon The
call Of Tan many Hall fraud upon tho democratic par
~ Of this city, and bis irenis way participated
The elections under H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
Railroad Accident.

ArrocSs, Pm 4 ers g. 1883.
me express train ron Pna telpha last rirct. ~ New
toe, Hsmltcn, wss ihrown from The track by = mis-.
placed switch None OF the were broken Ada
express thrown from ths moi ssriour
ly injured nremsn was afro slightly hurt TIE pas
senGtrs escaped v thout irjury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
Movements or Lieut.. Mitchell

Movements Of Lieut.. Mitchell. OF the GorUOr.
SfocxBapGs, Macs !, Sept 9, lass.
Lieutenant Mitchell, Of her Britannia ksies.y's ship
5rfop. Who has been spending few Gays .. ths place.
leaves In tho morning tor Trenton snd NagAsa FAls He
10 70 Be joined 81 Albany by Mr. Archibald, British Con
sui u New York, and Il Syracuse By Cyrus W. Field
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

Wisconsin Congressional Nomination.
MILWAUKEE,. sept y, 1858.
Hon BIipehcrst WAS DenI a.cd 10 day for re- .iac-
ton TO Congress 0y the republicans OF Third district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
New Jersey Congressional Nomination.

FKEhIi7 I'd " y, crpF o, ItUS.
Tie ooposion Convention % tho Second Il
distrc, Of Ees Jersey, comp.ng The counties OF Non
mouth, Ocean, Burlington and Mercer. ia this place
to day and nomnaed John t. NJ StIa,ton goT Congress-
the frri ballot the convention largely E.tonisd
and very enthusiastic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
Sailing OF the Canada.

BOSTON. sept y, 1858
The roys msi steamship Canada ssled freq, here al
noon TO dsJ With tnty LAsseugers Iasaraoa
and sixteen ios aalasx. shs took on; $iio CO
speCe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
The Bangor Suicide.

BANGOR, Me-, Sept 8, 1868.
The man who COR mlttcd suicide 1t the FRANKLIN House.
IN this u y yesterday, Martin Coonbs Ia syor.
Of hlwa, kie has been ssoerained from biz papors
He died al eleven O'Clock last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
State Politics.

SYRACUSE, Sept. g, 1883.
Anthony Freer, ssId, tas been elected delegate from
Cortland County = the Democratic Sac ConvcnLon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

CHAaivsroS, s 9 Sept. g, 1883
Mr. Dunn, IT., assistant operator In the Morse tela
graph office, In this city, died this morning OF yeilo
fever. He young OF lne promise and Of xoc
lent character AMI disposition His dealt IS deopy In
nouted by a hoet Of sorrowlrg friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

rnE Ioprz Mass III Nav 0BLEAss.-Ye Yesterday
wse commcmor a,ed By the firing Of early Ia tho
dsy and later by csebraion of fish other
solemn ~ emcuics Of tho Catholic Church The spplysr
arr in the Cubsn expedition Of 1s5i. The rxous ser
vioee toos PLACE a, the cathedral attcn O'Clock NJ
eocdIv rnbcr OF Cuhans present affixed In r,our
ing Thc renersl attendance wrs la'ge srJ many dlss
OF the families OF thc deceased were present IA Ia ma
bring together 20 naoy men ef standg and reputation
occasion Ike tns, and Mis- annual bomsec 40 fais-
fully rendered speaks avsrsoiy OF both tscse whoes
mecry is tsD1ered. ard q these from whoss hsaTs
time canrot oblerate the past me oersuponiss og ths
day concluded with the airing oi minuss guns aud
toAal salute ~ sunset No o., g,s D.eas,~s c-ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

A RAiLRoAp Mas Rvs Away WIN MINISTER'S
vomtsny sne No tnfsn wife Of Rev. Mr. Allen Pros
mns,@ o. afay cite, fud., recently eloped to-
seipsr wv paris un<Iovn. Sherwood left wife and
80 children sd cent word baok No ma sifs IA sposs Of
ne piopery ara with her children 20 back her fashev.
Ms Alien eft on preence of visiting her friends IN a.
ous hy husband rent there 10 meet bsr ard learned
Ter nf1funees Mr. A. had been settled In charge a
time "s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
Republican Congressional Nom,nat,on.

- GflAUUsA, SspI. ., AESE.
haoh ION wss held here pcsy Rop. A. G. Stone Of xadi-
con PRESIDENT hon. N. l. Lee ~ Oswegc, was uorni-
mated tho third ballot over Hon A. c. Good nip ar
Asaiss n, the lreeent reIrs sentAl.ye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

PorlrrcAL AnIsrocRAcr.-T The Charleston
Eraing Nocs has made the discovery that we
have an aristocracy amongst us, owing lie in
fuence to purely political causes This Il calls
"tbe aristocracy Of demsgogues;" but, accord
ing 70 our contemporaries showing, the term Is
not technically correct. lie says that the men
who guide the machinery Of caucuses constitute
our aristocracy. Now, according to our under
standing Of the word, aristocracy Is form of
government In which the whole supreme power
ir vested In q few individuals, distinguished by
their rank and cpulerce. This description will
not apply TO the wirepullers and managers Of
our political conventions. They are, generally
speaking, men who are remarkable for their
dearth of wealth and position. II Ia this very
absence Of social and political responsibility,
aAi the recklesnes which II eagenders, that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

| The Montgomery nj Savannah.
| SAVANNAH, Sept =, 1858.
The screw steamship Montgomery. Of cr0m ~ss liae,
| arrived yesterday.
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Michigan Congressional Nomination.
ADRIAN Sept 2, 1853.
Conrider Stacy ncmioatcd .. Gold water 70 DAY
a. the democratic candidate FOR Congress- In the Second
district.
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THE LATEST ne VS..


Our Special Washington Despatch.
cARn,Er COUNCIL on CENTRAL AND SOUTH AaEaI.
CAR ATrA1As--gHE PARAGUAY AND SPANISH MIS-
arcNS, ETC.
WAsaiSoror, Sept 8, 1853
prclorged Cabinet ssaAion held Yesterday, chiefly
ssh rfsreroe 10 Csnasl and ,-ouih American Affairs.
Tho Pre- identa 6scton nom mating Judge 30 Tia for
20 S'escH q Paraguay has seer independent cf recon-
OsDdssicne Of he secretaries and optce pressure He
coss'ders Judge B3alins charAssr and experience In
soaih AnssicsD asrs, and Knowledge Of that people,
aUSs1tee Of Tia Gtness for this delicate mission No
up iris ooe bas beer received from Tho lac
Minister 10 New GgaDasa II il believed be will accept
the mission. lie u AT hams IN M,asonr a. present.
rte ocnade soa Of this rrsson occupied So much loe
Cabinet tha! interesting matters with
80 n's rior and rost Office depar reached
contract irs been agreed upon though not yet
eumn ssed, ~ tins Navy Department, With Mr. comTsll,
az Pa,ker Vein Company originally, for bic steamers %
ouplss ta force for Paraguay. Is likely the conirae.
will be co0summs,ec that tns expedition to Paraguay
will scSa sail
Tse IL n,medis.c eisnifcsuce Ia the tender o. the
mission 70 Spain 10 Mr. BsDjsnio bus 1t 10 considered
good appointment, No,cpeaa troubles Spanish
necessities, to acquire Cuba The tsae zoe this
Acquisition, and il is mpc.tan. have the RICH.
Ga1e 10 reaizs and take advantage Of ciTcunssaacS
General Hsrney IL N defy communication VITA the
QisIarnsfers department. Of the army with regard to
tina rainsry campasa ia Washington ami sgon 7erro-
riea,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

-Four duh and dropping, and prices irregular sales a.
~ so - so for tupernne. Wheat dull at oil for prime
red, and 81 10 FOR white Provsons generally unchanged
whiskcy steady at exc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

wooD's sUILDINS bSl AMI 6Ss BscaAway-Erurop1I
SoEss, DANCES, Ao.-ssPiaIruA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22
JOHN 8. KING, n. D.,
McGrcgor, Clayton county, Iowa.
COM NJ E RCIAL.
Ac0xegor Market.

Wednesday, Sept. 20. 1868.
[Correoted weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON 4 CO.
wholesale Grossrs 4 Druggsts.l
ExCHAN0E on N. Y, buying 81, selling IL on
Milwaukee and Chicago IL. Gold buying -, selling
! LIZ.
PRoDUcE.--whe.s ss to Is. Flour $50 to a.7s:-.
Oats 80 to 45. Barley As Corn 45 Potatoes AOto So
Beans 40 to SO. Butter 10 to IL. Lard nominal
Eggs to .. Cattle, gross Sc. Sheep $50 to 200.
Beef dressed to q. IiOgs dressed l!2 toS
FRUIrs.-Gresn Apples 49, dried IL. Rsas'ns
GROCERIEs Sugars advanced, s 81 to 0 Ia Mo-
lasses (new45 to So Syrup IS to co. Coffee, prime RIO
121-2 Is. Crackers 8 to Z: saleratas bulk i,2;
Babbitt'sS s. Tobacco Is to 4O-smokng ~: whisky
rs to %. Candy ID.
ysa-Masss;si 7,so to $50 Cod sls; White $50.
LILO. Soap Ia Candles - IL to IL.
aIDEs--Dry flint Y IL; Green IL:
White Lead to TO- Lumber IL, IL, rs, 30 Lath
5 70 IL Shingles 4 to 8. Sole Leather rs to2s.
wholesale Price Current
OfBRADLEY & CO., McGrsgos, Iowa.
The stock Of Groceries in Market is abundant, At re-
duced prices.
sUaARs.~N. o. Brown i2toa IL. clarified 10 10;
Porto Rico. l2 to la; white Coffee IL to 10 l-2
crushed, powdered and granuiated l3
COrREk.-isio, from y II to Is Java Is.
MOLAsSES.-N. o. Plantation, extra, IS to so.
Syrup IS to 90, . very fine article.
YRUiTS.-Dried Apples s. Dried Peaches
I5 Il d,ln. IA boxes 81; IL boxes 81; whole
boxes 49, to -.
CANDLES. -Taiiowl2 IL; Starr 2. to 70 ! Ada
msntine 80 to 50.
SOAP.-Palm 9 l-o Erasive TO-
SALERATUS.-Babbit's pure, 8.
TEAS.-Y. Huyson As to o. Imperial TO 10 !;
Gun Powder, extra, 10 Oolong SO to 90.
TOBACCO.--Plug rs to 45; smoking do Sl-2 to ~ !;
Fine cut in bulk 81 to 81 IL.
CRACK ERS.-Butter and Soda to 4.
WHIsKEY-25 to %, BEST quality.
CODFIsIl--6, best quality; White hsh $!,25
PRODUCE Is selling At the following prices !: Wheat
from 70 to 90 extra club (o,) $l,0O; Corn 30 Oats
"a to so: Potatoes rs to 80 Butter ~ ~; Eggs
10; Barley 50 to 60 sugar csred Hams !. -.
sept. %, 1858. BhADLEf q w.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

NOIiCE - hereby given, that IN perspns ar. so,.
hidden nom building on, cutting timber an ~
N any other way trepaNIng On any pert Of The 49, Us
fn HsserDsd tsasss Of land wshout FIRST obtsinine
On the nctth-west quarter Of noeth-esst "".,.. :.
section z! Fraclional lots @ and {. in ffaesions
lection - fractional lot In factiohal section 70
In fraetional section II frzoticnal lot i Of Sr.e
sona session i section the first two parcels above
Described being In township 9s north and The remsr.
ing tnree township % north all in range ve,t a.
the 9Th Principal Meridian. Also ffacf;on.l ios y
section ~ being the northeast quarter of The norh
east quarter OF section ~ township o5 north rsnes
ton ", range 3 In township e5, north. Ala no,th.
west quarter Of section e. in township es north rsnes
west. Also on fractional I, section 20. township "a
Giard,s claam No. upon portion Of which aisova
oescroed lands the town Of McGregor now stands
M.o. JAMES McGREGOR.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

~ The woman who had "fellow feeling
in her bosom" sued him for assault. Poor
thing LEr.
This il the same woman we presume, who
positively refused to carry awatch in her bosom
because it had hands on. She belongs to the
"shaved heads and is now engaged building
. pair Of brooches and red flannel shirt for a
neurological little chap, styled "naked truth. :"
MI. Nesss.
We think this, woman belongs to the same
family the girl did who wouldn't swing in. the
garden because ''tatcrs had eyes. " and another
one Of the sisicrs when asked by man to be
his wife. Immediately replied; lido you think !
would sleep with man? get ont Of the house
you nasty fellow, or I'll 60 and tell ma
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

STOLEN from the subscriber, ON Monday, septem.
~ Der 18th, near Fort Atkinson, Iowa, one Mar.
Uan coor black name and tail right hind foot white
Also one bay HoRsR, black name and tal right hind
foot white star in the forehead and marx Of saddle on
Inc above reward will be given for the recovery of
tne and capture OF the thief or fifty dollars for
snc norses alone. JOSEPH SPIELMAN.
Fort Atkinson, Iowa, Sept. Is, 1853 lows
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

DR. HosrErTRR's CELEBRArED STOMACH BIfTBRs
have doubtless created ~ much sensation IN the COM
muuity for its remarkable cures any other medicine
cxtant 1t is fact that in the minds of many persons
prejudice exists against what called Patent med
icnes but why should this prevent you resOrtsg to
article that has such array Of testimony to sup
port it, llostettcr's Stomach Bitters. Physicians
prescribe it why should you discard it. Judges
ally considered of talent. have and do 1t in
their families why should you reject Let not your
prejudice usurp your to the ever ating injury
Of your health. Ifyou sick and rcpdirc medi
cine, try these Dtters.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, every
vhere N1
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Hoops.

Hoops.
The ladies are not to be allowed to do rs they
like in the use Of these convenient articles Of
dress. A religious body in Ohio. the Miami
Conference, has passed an order forbiddng their
use by the members. A Colorcd Church in
New England has also expressed its objections
TO the use Of crinoline or any other skirt ex.
pandcr. A Physician of cminence in England
states that the free exposure Of the limbs by
the wearing of hoops causes rheumatism. Don't
the sap-hcad know that the ladies cnclse thei
Limbs in drawers y
In the mean time Douglas and Sherwood are
making the skeletons" with all the power Of
steam and nine hundred girls, and ii is Just no.
bodys business but the ladies'. whether they
wear hoops, corsets, small hornets or large
bonne,s. What has the Church to do with the
apparel of the sisters any more than the ladies
have in STIMULATING the degree brightness which
should be allowed to a pair ofbreeches? On this
subject We are an advocate of woman's rights
and we'll stand by them till all the old bachelor
Editors and preachers are dead or married. A
pretty state of affairs when handsome woman
cannot be allowed 10 robe in such attire as she
may wish without subjecting herself tn the
criticism of q miserable male sinner who has no
more idea of dress than horse has of the price
of oats If an unfriendly interference with
hoops is part of the next National Democratic
platform We shall bolt the party and 60 into
the canvass with the motto, "Free Hoops for
ever!"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22
More Evidence. 3

MT. UsioN, Stark Co.. Ohio, Jan !, 1885,
uaviag used Sloan's Condition Powders for most Of
the complaints for which II ID recommended have
wand II to be what II profcsses to be, and most
cordially recommend Il TO Others.
In Is years experience have never fotind its equal
In cases Of Dstempers; cUughs Of lond standing, and
other diseases for which it Is recommended.
The Ointment believe Is useful in many cases.
wi v. MILLlIOUS.
See Slnan'S advertisement in another column.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

A III persons indebted to the late firm Of Hunting.
n ton 4 knight. hereby notified that the Note.
ana Accounts OF the said r in the hands Of the
undersigned where they will remain until the ffteentI,
10y % Oc.ooer sney Will then be placed in the hands
OF the proper officers for collection Those who do noe
wish to pay COST will please call settle during thd
next thirty days. s. HIIVTTNGTHHN '''
.Farmersburg, Sept. II, 1858 1O2w3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

Mr.. Esova-The ls1ter Of the Supt. Of
Schools, Alonzo Brown Esq. will be found in
our columns Of to-day. The arguments do not
convince US that the present School Law 10
perfect, but the readers Of the Times will be
gratified 70 zee Mr.. B's defence Of it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

Specches.-Mcssrs. Lcffingwell and Vandeyer
passed up on the Northern Belle on Monday
evening. They spoke at Lansing on yesterday.
Weregret very much that we did not 60 down
to the wharfand see the Congressional aspirants,
but business at the time caused US to forget
everything bnt the subject in hand. We are
obliged to Mr.. L. and some other gentlemen
whose names we could not learn, for the kind
enquiries they made for the writer Of this arti-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22
The Canvass.

1Qe canvass.
The papers of both sides speak of sure vic.
tory for each. That the tendency Of politics is
favorable to The Democrats there is no doubt,
but as we would not mislead cur friends in Or
der TO irighten our foes, we will not say That
"Lef6ngwell is certain Of an election" He il
making gallant fght-hc is the best speaker.
has the best position, is personally a favorite
and ought to be elected, but that result de.
ponds upon the votes! He and vandcver will
be at McGregor on the 4th. Let us give them
large audience.
The judicial question in this district absorbs
almost all others. Mr. Williams is evidently
not favoritc with the masses whether this is
fault of theirs or his we cannot determine
Judge Murdoch is much more a favorite with
the people, and lis influence is understood to
be in favor Of McClintock. It is objected to
Williams by many that in this county particu.
larly. he can scarcely exercise proper impair
tiality in the decision of cases A war, spite
full and vindctive, has existed for some time
between Williams, Murdoch, Noble. Price and
their immediate friends, and vengeance has
been declared by faction against faction
Judge Williams is a man of very decided points
and he hesitates not to punish his encmier
when he has them on the hip. We do not be.
lieve that he would ''stain the ermine with
qualification of private feeling, but his known
Feasibility towards an opponent has given rise
to the fear freely exprcssed) that "like pre-.
JUDGED juryman he may not be able to do JUS
itice TO an enemy" II is fact that Judge
should have the public confidence to larger ex.
tent than any other officer whatever. Repub.
licans who arc opposing Williams in this Coun-
ty, say that Clayton will give One thoasand
majority for McClintock-some put the figures
higher, but that vote with the GOODNESS of all
the Republican presses in other portions Of the
District, will ensure the election of MI. Nc
Clintock by respectable majority.
Odell will get a rousing vote for Prosecutor
here. He is very popular, good lawyer and
"an almighty clever fellow" any way you can
fix it. 1t looks funny to us to have seen him
q Wing Senator Of Indiana in 1853, and now
the Democratic Nominee TO- Prosecuting At
torney in this district But most of the first
rate ''old line Wings find too much section.
alism in the modern Republican party, and they
have asked for ticket of leave.
Hon. NJ. L. Fisher tells us that WIN. PArrEE.
the Democratic candidate for Board of Eduea-
ton. is splendid man for the position. Hill
dreth Of St. Charles City is his opponent; he
is not favorite of the intense Republicans of
this county. and they will doubtless cut him to a
considerable extent Hildreth is a liberal roli.
tician and claims good deal Of nationality in
his sentiments he says he is no admirer of
BLACK Republicans ..... 4
AS We write, we have not heard from Gluten.
berg whether the Republicans have nominated
o candidate for Clerk. Tox will doubtless be
reelected.
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MARRTEn

At Garnavio on sunday, Sept 18th, by Levi Ane,sf:
Justice of the Peace, Mr. ASA LEMON OF Garnsyio "a
Miss NANCY CHEsSur, Of Claytcn, Iowa.
The above notice was handed us with dousv annex.
ed and II Ia our opinion that such promptnsss n con-
peusatins the printer III lead to long and psospstss
life on the part Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon. May tbs
smiles OF fortune 60 with them ON tho rosd masriso-
nial.
On the 18th Inst, BY Elder Man; xt tbs tvdeHeg 81
tne brides hfhef In Grand Meadow township; Uiayton
county, Mr.. o. II. Moon aud Mis- g. JAN. fsisS,s'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

duel was fought the 18th, ne,fRichmond. Va,
between o. J. Wise and Hon. g. Clemens, NJ. c. from
Wheeling district Mr.. @. wounded in the thigh.
The Ohio state Pair closed the 18th. II is said to
have been the most successful fair ever held in the
west.
Gre occurred In Cincinnati the morning OF the l7th
destroying property to the amount Of $4,000.
The 22s anniversary Of the settlement Boston, was
observed holiday on the 10th by the citizens Of
that town.
By later from Utah, We learn that further trou
bic is anticipated with the Mormons.
Several trains have LEFT Leavcnworth for the Pixies
Peak dggngs.
The steamship Fulton with SO passengers and $685..
600 in specie LEFT N. T.; fof IIavfe the 18th.
Great FIRE In st. Johns, N. r., the night Of tho 18th
One man persisted in the flames.
The schooner Groove Hall cleared ct Liverpool tho 7h
for Cleveland and Detroit.
Great hostility continues to BIO exhibited at Canton
against foreigners.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Davis was nominated for reelection to
the state Senate the 18th, at Portage City, Wiz
Prof Rarcy, the horse tanner be ct the Wisconsin
State Fair.
Trade and travel ID largely on tho increase In and
through Milwaukee. ''-'
Flour In N. Y. the 18th, was shade better Wheat
in good demand, and sold ct SO to u.s. corn, arm, at
10 to "A l-2.
Wheat Is In active demand in oil eastern markets.
Sante Anna was 1t the head Of An army In st. Dom
lingo the 9Th.
At the latest advicss there responsible govern
ment.
Latest dates from Fort Defiance arc to Aug. 18TH
No movement had been made against the Mavajoe In
dams, - an Influential Chief asked for ten days to hunt
up the murdefcrs Of Brooks servant.
The easidet factory Of Ben. woodhouse IN Rennick
sss, N. T., vas burned the night Of the 10th. Lose
$4,000. 7-"1--~--
Deaths ofysllow fever In Charleston s. Co. last wss
were 21S.
bred Scott died In st. Louis, on Friday night last.
The yellow fever b raging In Mobile we'll - New
Orleans. Deaths IN the latter city the 18th was 81.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

U The death of the inventor Of Lucifer
matches is mentioned in the papers. 1t would
be well it we could chronicle the death of Luz
cifer himself
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
IS REWARD.

II OST between ElkhoFn end Monona = A., =, -.
~ ago, large Pocket Book containing No. ~;
ceipts and other papers, Of value only 70 che
pocket book return Of the papers 20 - mi =. ~
reward. n 4 nsYnnx%
McGreRof, Sept. ~. 165stf