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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
PUBLIC MEE'IINGS.
ROARn OF ALDERMEN.

Turpsn.y Feb. ls.-Ad. JoHy CLANCY, President,
in the chair. ono -, -
pstt ons.-Of wm. B. Townsend and $40 Others
Inhabitants OF Staten Island for aferry sup a. tne
tery. Petition OF the LADIES' depository ioi wv '
An Tp.,orn Post Ofice-Ald BRaprEr presented q
preamble ard resolution in favor OF an uptown Ios'
Offce which was referred 20 the Special Sommltes.
m Uo-l,n Pailyood C0mrdny.-Ald. BR.DLErof'
fered preamble and resolution nstructng lhe ooun-
sel 10 the Corporation TO remopstrate aga1sI tue Pe
sage Of law 10 enable the Harlem Railroad IomPany
70 vi, late the ordinances of the Common IouncH'
"1y TlI H,Sf SGi6rics.-Ad. BRsDtrY offered the fol-
lowing: IL. .,s
.Ppe from h ren s..sss Of Of. =, t4 1p9T Te4p ,as
Msyor the sslsrts paid 20 The oncers oi the oIY 80
ard persons Poyed in the vsI9a. & ~ ~ 70 oye,
could 70 ths public interest. D. aoonea 80 80
bg.s. an b. better = the honor AID edt ootsnrd
BY ocs than .or salary aud Il beng ins ] 1s'.
il prseticate and exact fair equivalent in services 10 the
City 0r ,he liberal 'sAes low paid to lie numerous 0nA
R,oreS That, with .,iew economical aimini'
on Of he City and S2sS 70 sfobe 10 be Committee on
Ss and Otces inquire into the duties aud sAales Low
70 eGunis and drine sam and II tfe serviee now
rendered performed an expense much '' 'h1a ~
now paid
The report OF the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
dartment Yves received and 600 copies OF the same
ordered 10 be printed -. -, .
The on Contract--The report to continue the con,
tract with Mr. Bellows for supplying the city with OIL
until the Street Commissioner controversy Is setted
was called up and adopted. ...
The Cay.fEaH Commiss00.-A communication was
received from the Cy-IIall Commissioners, III whleh
they state that being unable by the terms and pro,
visions of the act TO perform any active dules to"aLd
the accomplishment of the object thereof without tue
COOPERATION of the Municipal Government OF TINS ct
they made communication to the Common C0ancn,
May A. 1857, stating their readiness to commence
their duties and requesting such action on the part OF
the Common Council as might be deemed proper 10 70
give effect TO the said act that having received no
response they sent in second chmmuncation, in July
last for the necessary cooperation but such second
| application was equally unsuccessful. Inc Comml7'
siOners actusted by desire to acqult themselves
from any charge or imputation of having neglected
their duty, would respectfully call the attention OF
the Common Council TO this subject, and renew the
request to meet and confer with Committee of the
Con mon Council.
This was on motion of AID. MURRAY, referred to
the Committee on lands and places. The regular
meeting nights char ged on account OF Monday
| being Washington's birthday. The Board then ad
journed to Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
,--.a 20 h.,org ,o %. conaDch. tribe and to have

po.sd to belong te sse ComaDchs tribe, and % nave @
come down the MEXICAN sde TO within tTeiye NJ -
Mier. The number Of depredstons aooa, LAleuo ~
20 numerous tha. the farmers have cea-ea !" A''P
count a them. -. h.sn
A copsidersble snocnt Of property rs. Aso GsSn
taken by Me1cans, who have made secret eic1i
scross the river for the purpose OF piunderi ..,,
But the subject Of greatest COMPLAINT = the
by Mexican citizen. Of negro property.
The BrOrnSriis Flag says: .i,
Nr. Shields. who has farm on the river, rec
had six negroes decoyed away, while properly, lHA7
pre.ent treaty stipulations csnno, be forced BACK
treaty Of eItradion has been proposed oy or " ".
ernment with Mexico but the Government Oh W.
leo deemed such treaty contrary 10 her innaalgn
laws, she refused 20 accede 20 any tsFns prop
tons with foreign power il i. beyond he eon'ro VI
our state Legislature. Therefore, the only rene'i!
for " j. for our legislature 70 lay thee grievance
before Congress, and urge upon that boy te O..
.iiy Of making .uch treaty with the Mexican uV'
ertmeuf'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
Fro~ The Lesrenvo,n Times, Feb. g.


A bill Of general character on Interpretations.
Also bill for the Incorporation Of Towns, and TO
prevent the circulation of To Sn and City Scrip.
The Council again had under consideration the bill
to form Convention for a State Constitution. 1t
came from the House, was amended and studied long
and wisely. They named Lawrence the place of hold
ing the Convention, and To peka for the first Legsla
ture. II was returned in this State to the House,
when after severe struggle in that branch Of the
Assembly, they voted that both the Convention and
also the first Legislature should meet at Topeka Il
back in this way to the Council, and this branch
almost unanimously voted the following:
That viii in the amendment Of the House b..
insist that instead Of the word Topeka IL sha be Lawrence
Conference-two Of the Council and three Of the
House. on this subject-which was granted.
Counties ard county lines" has been the ssbject
of discussion in the House this week. do not think
myself they will be changed Donphan County has
sent in petitions demonstrating against the change Of
that county. The names of some counties witt be
changed. and think that Is about all.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
FIRES.

IHE LATE FIRE ~ MAIDEN LANE.
The losses and insurances Of the occupants OF the
buildings in Maiden lane and Liberty street which
were destroyed by fire on Wednesday night as re-
ported in yesterday mornings TRIBUNE are as fol-
lows:
yestige Of his stock remaining. His books, papers
and bank bills were safely protected by OF Her
rings Champion Safes. He is insured in the following
(cvo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
NEw-YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN.

The Board held its regular mortniy meeting ~ -
Rooms. No. 3. 5 Broadway, on the ith INST, "Ih.a
TSe meeting Was largely attended and possessed IN
usual irteres Beside the ordinary routine OF blss
ness the several members ofihe Missionary Conni,-
tee reported from the several Divisions much prosper.
ity The Schools are increasing IN number ana iner-
-, IN almost every section end many churches were
rsnorted a. in the process OF originating nss move
rts ON behalf Of the neglected chi dren OF our city
N the way OF Mission Schools, Chapels, &c.
deep and general religious interest was reported
from sl the divisions.
very attractive certificate was presented q re-
es,,lv GOTTEN up By the Committee as an iniucement
60 ,ba Children 10 bring in wv shoars.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
FROM TE.XAS.

IT., ,,, n,vI - asS , Nes Ov'.Ga' Picayras Eco. H..
Inc stean snip Me1lco Capt. j. Y. Lawless arrived
last evening from Galveston. BY the poenes of her
ofCers We hsye been furnished with Some In,e in,s
genee iTom Western Texas and the adjoining Mexican
Ststes, later than that received by mail
The Indians have made FREQUENT and hoia s.,r.
dstioBs between Mier AID Guerrero, Ttey sre nm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

after be made it up, to the Collector Of A.ss..usu..
and be knew nothing further about Z. -
The charge preferred BY Mr.. ID. ID. Conover IN r,s-
,io, 10 ihs carbipg and guttsring Of Third ayenss
from s,iyfrst to EghtysiIih street was .hsa taIss
nm Mr.. Conover alleges thai the amount Of xori
done had been altered in the Surveyors return ron
ss cubic yards esTth eScsys,oI yc:s
sos eabe srd' esltA fsns 20 o. - is .i 49, yS
a r. xi.nesSes in thiscase were not pfesent, Va
Committee adjourned til Tuesday DeIt, at p. 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

The origin of the ire is no: yet known. lncendi-
a-sm 10 partsny suspected though the susPicon IS
msin.ained by no p-cef. The fire u said TO have
conm.nc.d in the nth story Of Ahenfedts premises,
vhere everything was highly combqstibe, me 'tras
IN which The good. were packed, the pipe boxes and
immense .h.iy Dc affordng ample food for the asmes
The rspidty OF the cOnfsgration was increased BY
.syigh, extending through tie whole building serving
as a chimney or dus and communicating the flames
70 the foor- above and below.
The buildings on either side are more or less dam
aged. either IL water or ire. AZ ore time II was
deemed necessary 20 cary hose through the store
Of Atholf. Bergman Co, No. "A Maiden lane. Inc
bose was carried 10 The second story, and hole cut
through the wall hen fur. her work IN this direction
wa. discontinued. This fIm are losers to the amount
of al coo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
KANSAS.
THE LEGIsLATURE-ITEMs OF NEWS.

Frcn our Sp%fla- NclseSprho'LI-
LAWRENCE, X. T., Feb. e,7l-9s
The Legislature are busy to day discussing the
bill for new county lines. The Convention oil has
not yet passed. A bank charter passed the House
on Saturday evening, and is before the Council. h
provides for a bank, the basis Of its Issues being
State stocks II ia 10 have three branches, one at
Leayenwortb, at Lawrence and at Wyandot. II
il pass, shah send copy Of the bill as amended.
The bills for county organization, school sy'
TEN, new code Of law and practice, and, IN
fact TIE bulk Of the work they have proposed to
do is yet TO act upon. All bills must BE- before the
Governor tonight that it is designed to pass over
his veto. A bill abolishing the bogus code is to De
il rtroduced to-day but has not been yet introduced
The Topeka Legislature meets again on Wednes-
day, the 10th. 4 report was brought here, by way
Of LeayenWOrb, that the President had backed
down from biz position on the LecOmpton Con-ttu:
ton. fear il is false report, designed for bad
effect.
Quite an effort il being made by it's enemies, from
all quarters, TO discourage the Topeka State Leg:,
lature. That body will meet and provide full
code and all the machinery of government, to be-
used only in the contingency OF the admission OF
Kansas with the LecOmpton Constitution. 1t is
also contemplated that if the Territorial Legislature
fails 10 pass the Convention bill, that State Leg
isature will pass it, making provision that it be car
red out, the Judges of Election sworn, &c, by
persons recognized as lega and il will adopt as far
as possible the legislation Of the Territorial body for
present exigencies. The design in passing Con-
yention bill il to let those now in the Territory
originate the steps for Government If they de-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

Nearly ali ofhs stpch vse destroyed By nre sno
water.
Kettle e. KIDgenberg sustained considerable dam
sge by water. They are insured a. foiiov-; .0
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

Windle Co. :, loss also complete, all of their
stock being destroyed. Insured in the following
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

The Nebraska CITY ker. u the III inst.
contains long account 0l the marriage Of
Pawbec Chief 10 blood royal .quaw Of
,hc Otoe tribe. The bridegroom wa. nam.
I'd White water, and the bride wsb mnsh
p>sipgs. We extract the following.
The chicftain's daughter was elegantly
dr,sscd 10 red aanncl shirt with blue cali.
co drawers, u checked apron, and summer
killed buffalo rote and white i'it hat
Her Jewels were magnificent. From either
anrieulsr depended bright ornaments OF
bras, tin and copper.
We must no, Omi, 10 mrntio3 that Miss
Wah rn'sb-Iesings also wore red pct
ticoat,' embroidered according 10 a design
Of her own, with porcupine qnills, repre-
snting desperate dog light. Her entire
wardrobe and fweIry could not have cost
lew than ak thousand dollars ia foo,enei!e
money. The bridegroom was sttired IN all
,he magsiccncc which hi. rank aud wealth
deIusndsd. lie wore a standing shirt collar
q ms-ial u President Nv ROE. . blue straight
cylargd soldier coat, with trass buttons aud
an elegant pair Of spau'-n spur, while
bus stalwart hints we're admirably clotboi IN
al ancien, coffee ssck. Altogether the
APPEARANCE 81 both the bride All the groom
vss appropriate TO their high sphere. Ia iiie.
The most sump,aoos least assitei the
gusts at the re.pleBoe Of tas birds father.
I, Wa spread ~ camp kettle and suspend
ell over The fire thai bs'ped IN thu oen,rc Of
thai prince,y lodge. II consisted Of young
dog nea,, very tender, bise corn, and old
dog nea, beaver tai. and mule steak. fresh
fsb aud sugar, making altogether mss 81
the most pala,sabb AMI Dour,sbng com
pound. that ever grao'i royal camp ket-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

The. The horn-spoons Of occidental luxury
seldom conveyed TO the educated taste yiands
more tempting aud delicious. Asfor drinks,
corn whisky, made Of red pepper, tobacco
plugs and RAIN water. together with molas.
scs swsetened collee. made up the list.
Among the distinguished persons present,
We did not hail 10 notice the six Mesdamcs
retanasharo, the wives Of that distinguished
Indian who is now at Washington. visiting
james Buchanan on oilccial business, Al
SO Mr.. Whitecow, Of the Omaha principal.
ity, Mr.. Big.Soldier Esquire Wildcat and
the Hon. short tailed Elk
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

down the swift Koisu in the dawning sun.
light, presently TO find himself amidst hills
and amongs, friends, that would render sue
cessful pursuit. II attempted, impossible.
Ackulko surrendered at discretion. ths huts
were burned, and General Grabbe retraccd
his steps in very angry mood, which
daring attack on his rear guard, by the
ubiquitous and interchangeable Schamyl, at the
head Of large body Of horses, exaspcrated
to fury. The Imam WAS beaten oil with
some difficulty, and the victorious Generals
march was sullenly resumed and concluded
without further molestation.
This indomiiable hero still carries on the
desperate struggle with the enemies OF his
race Not for moment has hc ever TEL
tered, waversl, or turned his back upon his
deadly foes What will be the final result
Of his war with such gigantic power, time
alone can tell
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

Tux WAtgns on THE MISSISSIPPI AND
ONO RlyEhs We extract the following,
in regard to tho experiments Of Topographic
cal engineers on the waters Of the Miseissip.
pi Rivers, from the letter Of our Cairo river
correspondent
Lieutenant Abbott party Of topograpbi.
cal engineers are still nj work near colum.
bus. and will remain there until July, by
which time they expect to ASCERTAIN 10 gal.
Ion this amount vi water which flows down
the Mississippi in year, and tho eject u
the Levers now built and building upon the
river below At the deepest point they found
one hundred and fifteen leet OF water, nj low
water They have sscertained that the cur
rent runs there ut the rate VI seven miles pet
hour that there il double the amount u
sediment IN the Mississippi that there Is 10
the Ohio; that the waters Of the two rivers,
in ordinary stages. do not completely inter.
mingIe for distance Of fifty mil,s below
Cairo, and that the amount Of sediment nj
thc top Of tho current ID the same as that
seventy five feet below
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

Cot. Bgsross PECusiARv AryAIRs.--
Although Col. Bssros went through the
usual formaliies u making q will b. never
,hel'ss died very poor. The creditors Of biz
estate are not likely. however, u press their
claims anpIeasan,ly, aud, IL u project 90 foot
10 References 10 certain disposition Of b.
lats, literary labors . successfully carried
out, bis debit will probably be paid In full.
Every one who had business dealings with
him speak In the strongest terms oil hb
spartan scnse u honor aud fsithiulno~ to
his engagements, and one secret Of bis late
iDdciaiiyablc labors lies IN the fact This
extreme anxiety TO cancel every pecuniary
obligation before his decrease.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29
Attempt "a ts...ss"sss the Sso"' b""
from ,hs " Arlington star. ioh

rrs,a ths " Ass,Eg'oa star. iOsh
A. the Itsv. Mr.. EIeazs Williams, who IL
claimed " be the sou Of LOUIS XVI. and
now rigbtful beif " the throne Of France,
was sitting a, his lodgings, 47i PensyIys-
MIA Avenue, arranging some papers. bit Scen
the hours of ~ and o'clock last nigh. be
WAS startled by man suddenly entering his
room and advancing towards him with an
upIifted dagger who exclaimed through his
tee,b, "I've got yon at last, have 2" Mr..
Williams cried out. ASSASSIN assassin :
ave ne from the assassin! = anil although q
man seventy eight year, Of age but Dcver-
,be.ee vigorous ap1 strong, b. grsIed the
uplftod arm 81 The villain with the energy
n a man determined " defend his life 10
the last extremity. and continued W alarm
the hDu- by cries 81 Assassin! ASSASSIN e.
The contest Wa, dzprate bat short the
villain. finding that b. could not accomplish
hi. beili.h purpo-e, and th house becoming
alarmed with Il vigorous efirt extrcatsd
hims'lf from the grasp Of his iDt,od,i VIC
tim. snskie0ly IN the room and hci the
L0ae. 1'hs criss Of Mr.. Williams and the
noise of the contest thoroughly alarmed the
h1uS, but not In time 10 capture The villain.
When the iuin2t's entered the room OF Mr..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

A New DoDGE.-A dry goods dealer. do
ing business in the Island ward, Eat Boz
ton, has stepped out, leayinghi- creditors I'M
der the following mmu"fW CIRCUMSTANCES
lie managed to sell out most Of b., stock
during the last week or two, COLLECTED nearly
all The debts due him, splj bis househo'd iur-
niture at auction, and th.n informed bis
friends that a pear relative Of ms family had
died oui West. lie tied a gard "r - Of
black craze on the door handle closed mp
hl. store, and is nov among the missing -
lii. shop, on beipg opened. presented sad
auI .oieinn appearance 10 bis creditor
boston Hs60id-
The Cincinnati paI,rs contain report. oil
H., succes. OF The sane doige 10 tina, city.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

A writer in the New York Erpres no
inmates the Hon. j. j. CRrrgsDKs, Of
Kentucky. fr President, and Governor
Hpsr, OF New York. for Vice President In
1860. A, the EIp,t" observes, however,
it IA too Early by year and half for news
parer. to make Presidents, or for Wis poll
iic,sDs 10 talk a,Out them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

Al Nc~ York, on Friday morning. d.
VI. ID. CAssgpS. wbo has had apartments
for five year. a, No 60 Fulton street vas
found in a peri.hlng cooditlon, aud, having
no family or near friends, Sas ssni to The
city hospital Tn pby.i-ian pronounced II
a csse 81 voluntary starvation. Mr. CAs.
ysos = said 10 be a man Of considerable
mean. h.s apartments uere spac'cn'' but
yi,hoa, furniture
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

IIrLDAm MoRRisos, who set fire TO the
Asht,bala county. Ohio, ln6rmary on The
"a Of February, and by the burning Of which
seven persons lost their lives. plead guilty 70
the Indictment, and vas senteocei W the
prnitsntisry for twenty yearx.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

VXIHEREAs, on the 10th day of April, A. D., 1887,
w 4. Durand executed unto Thomas Arnold, a.
Trustee, certain deed Of trust conveying to said
Trustee, the following described property, towt The
dwelling house store in which he then resided being
anew building erected for the purpose Of store, &c.
on lot No. Q, block in the village OF McGregor, and
adjoining the store of Scott Brother which said con-
veysnce made by said f. Durand, for the purpose
Of securing the Psymens Of certain proms.ory note
dated April 10TH 1887, for the sum Of Three Hundred
and Nnety-six dollars and city seven cents payable
in four months from date with interest 1t ten per cent
from date, to Thomas Arnold or bearer.
Now the above described note having become due and
payable, and the said r. Durand having failed to pay
the same ], Thomas Arnold Trustee rs aforesaid, do
hereby give public notice. that by virtue Of the power
which u in vested by the said deed Of Trust, will
Saturday, the 9th day OF November, 1885, u the
hour Of O'Clock, in the afternoon Of said day In the
front Of said premises Main street, in tho town
Mc(aregor, expose and offer for sale at public auction
the highest bidder for cash, the premises above de-
scrbed to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note,
with interest thereon the day OF SALE together with
all costs and expenses attending said sale, Of this
notice and Trastec's fees. THOMAS ARNOLD,
Dated this LIST day OF Nov. I85Sn7w3 Trustee.
Pr. Fee IS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-03

TIME subscriber would respectfully announce to
i the citizens Of Northern Iowa, generally, and the
travelling public in particular together with the rest Of
mankind that he has just opened his and spacious
EATING SALOON AT CLERMONT,
Iowa, where he will bs ct al times ready to treat his
guests with the best Of
Oysters, Pies, Cakes, Crackers. Cheese,
Tobacco, Cigars, Nuts and Casdies,
OF al kinds, together with the very best Of
Ale, Ice cool Lemonade, Soda and Ice Cream,
Orevery flavor. In short he intends to keep every
thing generally found IN hrst class Eating House, aud
hopes BY strict attention to business 70 merit liberal
share OF public patronage.
Call and G young Iowa. L. A. DOCD,
Clermont, Iowa, March 3, lS5sn73yl Proprietor.
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TO ALI WHOM TT NAY CONCERN !:

NYOTICE is hereby given, that all persons are for
IN hidden from building on, cutting timber on, or
IN any other way trespasng any part of the follow
ing described tracts Of land, without first obtaining
from me my written permission therefor, to-wit:
On the northwest quarter Of northeast quarter OF
section - Fractional lots 3 and T. IN fractional
section IS fractional lot J. in fractional section 20
fractional lots I, in section 23 fractional lots 9.
in fractional section IL fractional lot l. frxc-
tional section section II the first two parcels above
described, being in township % morrill, and the remain
ing three in township % north all in range west Of.
the 5th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot l,
section 27 being the northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter of section 81 township 9j ncrth range
Also fractional lots !, 2, in fractional
tion DO, range 3, in township 95 north Also north
west quarter Of section a. in township 95 north range
west Also fractional !, section 26 township 95
north range 3 west. Also what il known as BAIL
Giard's CLAIM No. upon portion Of which above
described lands the town OF Mc0regor now stands
JAMES McGRE0OR
Nc(,recor Scptcmber 18th lSS6 lOT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-03
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED

~ am located In tho Post Office building. Re-
member the place, at the sign Of the big Watch. GA
Having had charge OF the watch work Of one or the
finest establishments In the the west for year. have
the satisfaction Of giving below their recommendation,
a. . matter Of reference AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
McGregor Iowa, june IA, l85SnSSf
MlLwAukKk May IS, 1858.
70 ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: This
certides that Mr. Augustus French has been Ia
ploy during the year OF 1857 rs 4 Matchmaker; and
Ne NEST cheerfully recommend him very superior
workman In all that pertains to the matchmaking
business. MATSON & LOOMS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-03
HOUSE TO RENT.

II Will Rent or sell my residence the hill in Nc
Crancys Addition. This is decidedly the most
pleasant location in McGregor. There good spring
Of water in the yard, small barn aud other convent
encc. O. McCRANEY.
McGrcsor, Sept. es ls5snlo3tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-03

The Rioer 3c.-Ths river is rising slowly
The stage Of water for steamers j. very fine
and boats are heavily loaded for the North
with mercantile stocks for the coming winters
trade. The passenger list. we judge, is much
heavier now on the downward than on the up.
ward trips;