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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

6suor Carn son Of the late Governor Csfiin has haul
Cd down the Douglas State ticket from vs. masthead and
run up shN a the national democracy
Dnc1uArN,N ExrScED-It is understood that Mr. Law
renee will amin decline the American nomination for
Governor Of Massachusetts, he did two years ago. In
view Of this fact probably the State Committee wcrc au-
thorized to al any vacancies which might occur tho
ticket.
THIRrxxsrn Disrrucr or PESNsYLvANA.-Dr. Daniel r.
Shoemaker has been nominated by the republicans Of the
Thirteenth district Of Pennsylvania for Congress- in oppo
sition 10 VIM. H. Dimmick, democrat.
TEMPERANCE CASpDAH--A Temperance County Conven-
ton held IN Syracuse, have nominated Cyrus lTindlc 70
represent the Twenty fourth district OF this State in
Congress-
1Our Richmond (va) correspondent writes, that from
recent Information from reliable sources be justified in
saying that the great body OF the Southern democracy OF
all shades will favor Wse's nomination for the Pres
dcncy This he regards certain else the Of
two three Of the leading democrats Of the Southmen
who control both wings OF that party in the Southern
tion-is worth nothing. They have already begun TO
operate In his behalf and before many months pass
many Of the leading organs 6 tho extreme Southern
mocracy will boldly advocate his claims 10 the Pres
dency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20
The Autumn Hat

Whites Fall style of Gent lemons Dress Hats
So AT WHITES @S Fulton and ~ Greenwich streets
Robinson
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Steam Terminus on Fourth Avenue.-Thosc

opposed repeal of the ordinance enforced and
ion repeal have
an a ad hs w s @ oSs
The following places q futhan,, is Fourth avenue
fh es 81 ScSo o sros S Phss n R ~
sS a1s 0n . ss ~ \ . ss
Burr Co. iol chg street Phelps Dodge Co. ~ s, en-
wsey w; ,rss nss,Gn sp .1Ss Go o F0n. ss
Bank Of Commerce building.
Brooklyn Taste, Tact aud TaIent-yyiI-
hanson, Bros admirable photographs from daguesreoiypes
of deceased persons.
The Friends OF the Late q. Nowbcld Over
forty connected With tae Bank OF Americe can go
Proaa~ay.
10 Cents and 10 Dollar Photographs. Paint
ed b. the 9eseSs a,s now court painter Of the peoples
Good Tea q thc Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
coffee for 81 cHRIsrrANsoSs tea warehouse, No.
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Valuable improvements onice ~ Broadway.
TAaddsus D"v'ls 4 Co.. ~ w,,,,xo ,xxs
ono, for . day, but Tor All time"
showing lie superiority Of this ink over aft others.
Bssehsler'a Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
al The mandatory, ~ Broadway.
Barry's Trscopherous IL the Best and
chespe article for dressing beauying cleansing curling
preserving aud restoring The hair. Lses Wy Sold by All
druggists.
Cristndcro's Hair Dye, Wigs aud Toupccs.--
The best IN the world Wholesale and retail and the dye p
vaely applied. No. 8 Asior House.
HIS Hair Dye, Four shilIings n Box, Black
brown No Barclay street Infalbe cngueni for the
growth Of The hair
For Coloring tho Hair Use Wilson's Hair
coorer: only Is cents boe changes tho color 70 black or
brown without dying staining the skin trouble IN using
applied like water does not inure the hair thousands SO
Sold at The drug store, so6 Grand street.
Of Alien, n. \.
Radical Cure Truss Odiee.-Marsh d Co.,
yesey street. ASlor House. TruSses and supporters
Hollowny's PfIi---Absoiute control over the
dsnrercd and towels exercised BY these
vegetable curafivex Their general eject the
system b akin 70 The miraculous Sold AZ - Maiden ane
NY.
Meyers Miraculous vcrmin Destroyer.
NO MORE yERMfN.
DIFFERENTIATED BY CONTRACT.
las 40
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DIFFERENTIATED BY CONTRACT
Dwell ngs hotels warehouses de- thoroughly ceansef BY
blg al mach remedies Meyers and mice re-
medies 6l2 Broadway, Houston street UeDe
raj aRei " RfTON ID Astor House and Az Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20
To Propsie,ors of Newspapers and Print

genernyThe type op which the Herald has been printed
cast At CoNSERS United States Type Foundry and had
Saturday issue been Ia about year printing the
number of twenty millions OF sheets showing
co8cusyely there Is virtue la Corners hard type metal
aud that Outstanding the coppering there must be sub
santa foundation In type the copper placed It's face
The type which this sheet IA printed l. from the
foundry.
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Thad3sus DavidIs 4 Co.'s
BLACK WRITING INKS
mot fr day, but for AL time"
Sec pr. Chilion's sess
showing tie superiority Of this INK over AFT others
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Brooklyn Taste, Tact and Talent-yvl-
hanson, Bros admirable photographs from daguerreotypes
of deceased persons.
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The Friends OF the Late q. Nowbcld Over
forty yea- connected of America
photograph Of him at bRADYs gallery. No. $50
pro.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

Good Tea o. the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
coffee for 81. CHEIsrIANsoN's tea warehouse, No. 1
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Barry's Tricopherous IL the Best and
ehespex for dressing. beauixyng cleansing curling
preserving aud restoring lhe hair Les Wy H. Sold by all
L
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Cristndcro's Hair Dye, wigs aud Toupecs.--
the world Wholesale and retail and the dye pr
yaiely applied. No. Asior House.
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HIS Hair Dye, Four Shiliings n Box, Black
brown, No Barclay street Infabe ongueni for the
growth Of the hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

Hollowny's PsIl---Absoluse control over the
disorceed stomach and towels exercised ~ hese
liable vegetable curavcx Their general eject UPON the
NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

AT EvERDEfI;s-HIs CELEBRATED WEDDING
N cards. splendidy engraved only be had Broadway
corner Of Duane street Orders BY mail solicited.
AT JONES' 10 ANN STREETS 80 FOR DOUBLE
~ soled waterproof sewed boots Also. - 30 for double
soled pegged boots Warranted 70 give satisfaction
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-07-03
BOXING.
Read what Oliver Wendell Holmes says
of the science of self f-defence in the Atlan-
tic Monthlu, for NAV: .~

Read what Oliver Wendell Holmes says
of the science of self defence in the Atlan-
tic Monthly, for May:
"Boxing is rough play, but not too rough
for hearty young fellow. Anything is
better than this white blooded degeneration
to which we all tend.
81 dropped into a gentlcman's sparring
exhibition only last evening. 1t did my
heart good to see that there were few
young and youngish youths left who could
take care of their own heads in case Of
emergency. It is fine sight, that of gen.
tleman resolving himself into the primitive
constituents of his humanity. Here is deli.
cate young man, now, with an intellectual
countenance, q slight figure, a sub-pallied
complexion, most unassutnihg department,
mild adolescent, in fact, that any Hiram
or Jonathan from between the plough tails
would of course expect to handle with ease.
Oh, he is taking of his gold bowed specta-
cles! All, he is divesting himself OF his cra-
vat! Why, he is stripping of his coat!--
Well, here he is, sure enough, in tight
silk shirt, and with two things that look like
batter puddings in the place Of bis fsts:-
Now see that other fellow, with another
pair of batter puddings-the big one with
the broad shoulders; he will certainly knock
the little mans head off il no strikes him.
Feinting, dodging, stapping, hitting, coun-
tering. Little mans head not of yet. You
might as we'll try to jump upon your own
shadow, as to hit the little mans intellectu-
al features. Heneedn't have taken of his
gold spectacles at all. Quick, cautious,
shifty, nimble, cool, he catches oil the fierce
lounges or gets out Of their reach, till his
turn comes, and then, whack goes one Of
the batter puddings against the big ones
ribs, and bang goes the other into the big
ones face and staggering shutting, slipping,
tripping, coallapsing, sprawling, down goes
the big one in miscellaneous bundle. If my
young friend whose excellent article have
referred to could only introduce the manly
art Of self.defence among the clergy, am
satisfied that we would have better sermons
and infinitely less church militant. A bout
With the gloves would let of the ill-nature,
and cure the indigestion, which, united,
have embroiled their subject in abitter con-
trotetsy. We should then often hear that
a point Of difference between an infallible
and an hereto, instead Of being vehemently
discussed ii a series Of newspaper articles
had been settled by friendly contest in
several rounds, at the close Of which, the
parties shock hands and appeared cordially
reconciled.'' -, ..s -. 49,, 7.
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cy A judge from Indiana had obtaihsd
judgment for debt and an order to sell q
debtors property, and went to Cincinnati
for that purpose. The debtor offered him
half the amount in cash, If the Judge would
wait six months for the balance. He re-
Piled, mo, can't wait, the property MUST
be sold! While waiting day or two, the
Judge stepped into the "union meeting. -:
He was there deeply impressed, then went
to 4 Christian lawyer Of the city, and told
him to take 81, 900 from the amount, and
let the other party pay what they could
down. and the balance in one, fp0 and three
years. "For, said the Judge, "I must
hasten back to Indiana, and establishn d busi-
ness mems prayer -ineeting." The Gospel
has lost none Of lis power. -,
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CO. There is . most affecting and uheiN-s
ing story told of Commodore Barclay, who.
fought the battle Of Lake Erie against Per-
~. He was engaged to be married to 4
fine English girl. At Trafalgar, with Nsls
son, he lost an arm. At Lake Erie he losk
= leg. On rosurhing TO England, feeling
his condition tery aettcls, lie sent friend
to His betrothcd to tell shcr That. under tho
circumstances in which he found himself, hs
considered het released from all engage
nients to him. The lady heard the message,
then said ia the friend, Edward thinks
may wish our engagement u be broken he.
cadse Of His misfdrtdnes, does hss Tell
him il he only brings back to England body
enough to hold the. soul he carried away
with him, I'll marry him.
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T FT God has writer on tho fo@efs tkaSs
swsstsn the air--dpon the breeze tia. rocks
the flowers upon the stem-upon the RAIN
drops that refresh the sprig 81 moss that
lifts It's head in the dcsert- iipon rs deep
chanbers-u -upon every tencilisd siIeet thats Is
sleeps in the caveEns -of the deep, 10 less
than upon the mighty sun that warns and
cheers millions Of creatures which i've inits
ifght-upon all his works he Has written ~.
'sNo enc liteeh for hinsclf. iSi4 se4 asss
$50 10 .. haaisHla.ah baa 81 kae IA
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!. G53 Those who hateatfy Kind Of facilities
for forming an idea about the wealth Of
William B: Astot, estimate that il amounts
to $4O, ,0O0, 600 or $50, 1905, 600. II is most.
ly ID real estate. He lives plainly, bit still
not niggardiy:. lie has NE children, thfcS
SONS add two daughters. The two dasxt.
ters married rieh, as also did the eldest sens
The youngest aou Is mentally weak: Astot
himself IS now IN Paris. He and his eldest
son divide their time ID living bet1ee. thiSa
country and Europe. Mrs. Vim b. Astofl
Is q beney client Indy, isa practical Christiana
and is an active manager Id : lddiea' betist-
oient Institution Id New York, aud The chief
support Of snother il DntShess C0smtyys
where Hsr ssmnssr residence 'iss- 4albassJs
Ar1us. - : ss4.. So . "a 49,. -
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EDWIN J. FRASER.
Real Estate Broker 1 General Ag't

A"~es hvsaAway opposite Pacific Mouse.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
Ko, snLLS, RENTS, AND EXCHANGES
- ~ A!nos Of Heal Estate for distant dealers or per.
nv. - sne city. Loans money, makes collections,
Aes and draws abstracts Of title. Gives reliable
.." t'on respecting the prices Of Real Estate and
Agency. Wv" "'A' A''~'e
iarse variety Of the mo.t desirable Real Estate for
'e ~ All times on the most reasonable terms. nl.u
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l. NuCKoLLS e. CO.,
Banker. l. Real Estate AGENTS,
GLENwOOD. IOWA.

GLENwOOD, IOWA. .a -
Is rIps " EACHANG e ON ALL THE PRIN.
c,nai.AL nnarAL Cities bought and sold. : - -.-,-'
Az made, Lands entered and warranes ,ocat.
n western Iowa, Xebrssks and Xsnss. 'S>~''
CARY 'neeed for foreign capitalists, ON GOOD Sc
soa ~ i'"h Lots and unimproved Lands bought and
Lasl y. received and interest SLOWED. E - n
Hsrran's bought and sold. IT,. 70. ~
job, References. 'FF-'7
Hops. s,sS.sn, s,s,Ss.sn, y City Council Rsss, love- / .
Wood, Bar,s Co. Greene, weare 4 Benton.
St'aishs 70, Fhna Fairfield, IOW0.
Darby kR,se Ce, CtA. Henn, Williams & Co..
aunphYe,.p - bs l0uis Chas. Rendrie, Dswfing'a
Cros, lon,.Ir0 r0t Iessy, Hon Aug Hall, Kessaw1sG
LsseNss.ssxy aoo, 40. Hon Jas Csaig, st Joe, No
lsascs A.. AsSsss. Coz. Washtnsfoa Tsv. n
HvtSs.:5S,, ] Hoo MeMeMuiien n
SSouth Ss,,srn Bellevue, Nsbrcsks.
Hon 4 Pnsn Dshk va. Hon =. Ferguson
FsaS-eti.se" Hons Cunis,M. C. Iowa
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]. T. OLIVER,

J. 7. OLIVER,
AeTchant Tailor,
AND DEALERI IN
Getlemens' furnishing Goods,
Middle BrsaApss.
"a COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
KEEPs ON HAND A CHOICE SELECr,oN
A Of CLOTHS, CASlAERES l. vESTINGS, >Sc
hieh ne will make up TO order, in the latest and
ost approved styles. Together with beautiful ,ND
''sSstnsut Of GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS. -
..N l" - 1T. OLIVER.
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THOMAS l. PAPlN,

THOMAS + PAPlN,
Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods, I'm
porters Of Vines, Liquors 4 Cigars,
81 North Second Street,
St. Louis, Missouri.
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ID. &. BLOOMER'S
LSs6 .ASssey SsS EreAsEs 0Mes,
EMPIRE BLOCK,

A LII BRANCHES OF THE LAND AGENCY
"A Business promptly attended to. Land Bought and
Sold Money Loaned and Land EntereA on Time. Land
Warrants kept constantly for sale at the lowest rates
Once in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
Nay lSSJ-nlu
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J. T. WILLIAMS. E.F. DEWEY.
WILLIAMS & DEWEY,
House Carpenters & Builders,

A RE PREPARED TO MAKE CONTRACTS FOR THE
n erection Of Buildings the reasonable terms
Plans, Elevations and Specifications drawn with
racy. Jobbing Of all kind promptly attended to.
u shop on the Corner Of Jenson and Centre SITS.
finally.
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ID. =. 9lallivn1a, M. ID.
U,HYSJCIAN SURG EON. OFFICE AT Dill
LENS DRUG STORE, Lower Broadway, Coun-
cIt Biut1s, Iowa. nl-u
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NJ TOOTLE, Jw. G. FAlRLElGH,
r r. TOOTIE. I ~ ". TOOTLE.
TOOTLES l. FAIRLElGH,
I1xCJJrsIyELY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY
Il GOODS, Groceries, Boots Shoes Clothing Liquors,
Quecnsware, &c, &c, and
'FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ID. street. ~. Joseph. No.
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CASADY f. TEST,
.ls,svssvs sna EessssIiers ss Law, ssd
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

yrryII. PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections Investing Money, 1.ocat-
ing and Selling Land Warrants, and all other business
pertaining to their profession in Western Iowa and Nc
hr.skA III. = niu.
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A. COCHRAN,
General Ia1ad Agent,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE LO-
w CATION aud Sale Of Land Warrants for hoh-
residents; the payment Taxes and the purchase and
sale Of Real Estate generally. Will also enter lands
for settlers and give time 70. payments tn2-u.
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81 90 "A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
rmE DEA7n or fnrYANxEes,

TINE DEATH or 1nE YANKEES.
Our Southern countyyiaen Tor one Of them
at lssst) haze at last Bit on the nail that 10
TO clinch the Yankee coffin, and tie coffin
of Manchester, tool The news il alarming,
nounciDg il without further preliminary:
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$50 - o b9FaI@1s.9b baa isltE baa : "a
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-15

The past week has been busy one We
defer report Of the entire Pork trade Of Nc
GregOr till the season closes. but il il said that
Messrs. Lee & Kinnaiyd, Bankers, are check
ing out $4,000 per day for Hogs As high As
1915 were paid for heavy, last week the
ruling price as we g. to press is $500 to $3.50 !;
very small hogs are not marketable at those
rates. The buyers here are Teabout and Olsen,
Rey nolds and Esbert 4 Evans, Bradley e. Co.
and Allen & Southmayd. Others buy small
lots>bu, We are not authorized t. report them
in the market. We saw at Teabout's packing
establishment four hogs drawing over 1900
they we're raised by Mr.. Irwin of Faycttc
County. The comp ettion here is sharp and
on yesterday the street was crowded with teams,
many of them from as far west rs the Cedar.
Business is very lively. On Tuesday and
Wednesday last the weather was "a to 30 de-
gress below zero the river was Immediately
br;dged, and sleighing was sublime. On Sun.
day it commenced to thaw, but by Monday
| morning the weather turned cold again and we
now have splendid roads and good river cross
ing. Wheat is 50 to 70; Oats 30; Corn 40
Beef $500 per hundred Butter -; Eggs Is
IN %
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COM NJ L rel A l..
McGregor Market.

WefNesday, Dec. Is. 1858
tCorrected weekly ~ HOFFMAN, BENTON 4 co
Wholesale Groccrs Druggistr.
EXCHANGE on n. ", buying l:e, selling on
Milwaukee and Chicago, selling l.: saint Louie, sci.
ling 34. Gold huying l-2, selling premium
PRODUCE.--Wheat 50 to 10. Flour 2,5O to 2,.s.-
Oats 30 to 30. barley A. Corn IS Potatoes ALTO So
Ecan. Az 10 So Butter 10 to ~ Lard nominal.
Eggs IL to To- Cattle, gross, SCI Sheep so to 300
Beef dressed to s. Hogs dressed $50 to $780,
fRUITS.-Grccn Apples $50 dried L.. Raisins
$50.
uROCkRlEs-- Sugars declined, 8 IA to 81 So Coffee
sugar IL TO IL Powdered and crushed II l.2. Mo.
asses (ncw45 80. Syrup SIS to 60. Coffee, prime Rio
IL l-2 n l3 Crackers 8 to Z. Saieratus bulk s 10;
Rabbits 7toS. Tobsccs IS to 40-smoking to 10.
Whisky Is to IS. Candy II.
SALr-S2,HO.
FIsm-Mackerci $50 to go Cod 6l-2; White 4,c5.
Water Lime 4.50 Plaster to 6. Domestic Lime 81.
OILs-Bb Lard us Whale 90 to 81, 90 !; Linsecd
40. Soap l2. Candles mould ~ l-2 to IL LIZ, Ad.
smantine ~.
HIDES Dry flint IL l.c; Green S L..
SUNDRIES.-Nails Si,2;. Pclts 81. Wood 2, Is to 3
White Lead to 10. Lumber IL, II, IS, 80 Lath
5 to l-2 Shingles to 8. Sole Leather rs to 20.
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OBITUARY.


DI.D-At Me0rsgor, on Sunday. December 18th
1885, at 1912 A. NJ, OF long aud painful illness,
ALEXANDER McGREoOR, aged Fifty four years and
seven months.
The deceased was born at Wilton, Saratoga County,
New York, May 23d, 1904. He emigrated to Chicago
In 1882, thence to Prairie du Chen In 1885, Ills re-
movai to the place which bears his and in which
the last part of his life spent, occurred In ls47
lie attended in sickness by the best medical aid Of
the country, surrounded by aiIcctionats family,
large circle Of most valued friends and died calmly
- going to sleep. In the arrangement of his extern
sive aud somewhat complicated business. he was as
sisted by favorite brother, Duncan NeGregor, Of
Wilton, n. Y The Funeral services will take place
to-day At one o'clock, at his late residence.
ALEXANDER McGRRGoR our friend, and It
would afford Us q melancholy eradication to detail
the difficulties and privations he encountered the
early settlement Of this country, and the energy and
manlness with which he has met the responsibilities Of
pioneer life, but not furnished with the data,
aud hence this notice be historical though the
subject OF it emnently merits aud invites minute
geographic article. Knowing deceased friend to
have been man of unQuestioned integrity, sverse to
the application to the reception Of fattery dare
insult his memory by the Of smooth terms OF
exclusive praise In the estimation Of the world and
doubtless Of himself he not faultless but whaevel
errors of life may be remembered against him are
properly attributed moral constitution that asked
nothing Lut the Right aud submitted to nothing thai
he regarded Wrong. The compromise Of interest Of
principle unknown to nature that deliberately
took position believed to be correct aud nfexibl,
IN aintained it. Many said to have died unrs
| GREETED. Their conduct has been such that no ey'
noistened with the Of sorrow looked upon the las
sad Office that trail humanity could rsudsr-no inter
est except that caused by the remembrance of thsi
wrong. was awakened In the hearts OF the multitude
Not 70 here-the inhabitants Of the town will long 70
greet his early deceass, the friends and neighbos
many years will mourn the loss of tried friend, wh
| anguish unutterabs will possess the hearts Of his be
| reayed partner and her orphan boys when the gent
voice and eoquen. eye of the departed one pressn
themselves to the kecnly searching ear and eye o
j Memory.
| Alexander McGresor warm friend, an open foe
| a kiad husband, an indulsent father a law abiding
| citizen aud an hopcst man. A matter Of interes
20 the public may state that his sickness WAS borr
and Death met with fortituds unsxcsed in the rec
| oris of Earh's greatest heroes.
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An Address-We are advised that "1he
Band Of Hope" Of Elkadcr will be addressed
Dec. %. 1858. by S. w. Cole. Esq Surcrin-
tendcnt of instruction from Fay tie Co. This
Band is an organization of children whose
rules require abstinence from drink, swearing,
street bra wing and all other immoral conduct
They are governed by a Constitution and By
Laws; their meetings have been held weekly
for six months but this is the first public meet.
ing. TO Mrs. Preston, Ireceptress Of the Ell
kader School. is due the institution of the Or.
der ; we Judge from this move, md from her
reputation us a teacher. that Mrs P. is very
efficient and valuable member of the society o
our sister village.