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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-08
See Advertisement

Now that the Ocean Telegraph is success, and he
that doubted the triumph of science NUT CEASE to
doubt, We hope to hear more caviling and railing
against Patent medicines because they nure the prac
tce of old and new school, and manufactured QuaclS
Physicians and because they do not have the stamp
the wiseheaded Escuapians y'clcpt the Faculty e.
peciay should all doubts be removed the success
and worth of DR.. Bakers Panacea because il has been
tried and not found wanting in all Summer complaints
Darrhea Bilious collie, cramps, Dyspeptic symptoms.
loss of tone In the stomach, Flatulence when ali
similar preparations have failed. 1t is truly scietifc
preparation, and should always be kept in your FAM
lies. For sale by Hoffman, Benton & Co. 99w4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr.. CHRisrrE's AGUR BALsAM, SAFE FOR CHI LpRKN

As WELL AS ADULTs.-TwO CHILDREN CURED.
DoLPHos, o., Jan. 18th, 1886.
Messrs. Hunt & Gardner 81 hereby certify thatthe
following is correct statement Of the wonderful effects
of DR.. Christc's Aguc Balsam in restoring my family
from this disease Two of my children had been suffer-
ing with Ague and Fever for about four months and
had become so much reduced that despaired of
their very. After having applied to best ply
think Of without receiving any benefit, was induced
by friend TO try this remedy, and am happy to say,
that in two weeks after using it. they entirely clear
of disease and restored to their former good health.
Yours, truly, A. DIFFENBAUGH.
See Advertisement. nlOOw1
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BE- DR.. J. IIosetters Celebrated Stomach Ditters,
for the of Fever and Ague, is beyond all contro
very the safest and best remedy that could be used by
the afflicted for all diseases of the above nature. The
most VIC lent attacks of this dreadful disease have often
been prevented by the of this reliable remedy
The Bitters' have been used by the proprietor in
extensive practice in the treatment Of Fever and Ague
for number of years, and it's wonderful curative pow
well known both to the press and the public
Those who desire thorough renovation of their entire
system, should not fail to the :sBitters.''
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. lw
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sY- The following melancholy letter ex-
plains itself. We sympathize sincerely with our
afflicted friends:
Fulton CRY, Ills, Sept. LIST, 1858.
G. C. Fuller. Esq.-Dear Sir AS you are
aware, we left McGregor on Thursday last
Shortly after leaving there, ourlittle JULIA was
taken with diarrhea and vomiting which con
tinueG getting worse until our arrival here on
Friday, when we were obliged to stop for medi
cal assistance /; she continued failing until yes.
tcrday, at two o'clock, when she left US.
We intend taking her remains hone with US
and will start this afternoon. Please inform
our friends in McGresor.
Yours, aflictedly,
.-4s---s....ae-a E.FANNING
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COM M Z rel A L .
Mc9regor Market.
Wednesday,, Sept. 8, 1853.

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corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON Il co.
wh,os.,o fsroc.rs = nr,,ov;sts
go. ~, !. =. = -
= EXILE ANisEson N. rs nuyas -, sstasse IL on
Milwaukee and Chicago IL. Gold buying 81, selling
1 L.
nnon,,c,
rhopooL.E-" nea' % ~ w. riopr 20" 70 = %
Oats As to 50 Barley 40. Corn As Potatoes 40to go
Beans 40 to SO. Butter 10 to IL Lard nominal
as c.. 800 c. . 30
nsss - s'osS' o. oncep i'oo 70 I'oo
Beef dressed to o. Hogs dressed IL to 8!
a, .so
1'oo.
dEocEhlEs-Sugarsa advanced, 8 ID to 9l-4 No
iasse (new)45 So Syrup IS to CO. Coffee prime Ric
,.1.o. Crsckers q n s.,or,t,s h,,,k s1-o
n.ln;t.,e o. ~ A. smnnin,. ~ 1uiW w.,
o. =. NO 0. Tobaeco 80 w 'e's w. "nNA'
20 candy 10.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-08

NcU Hampshire. --"Granite," our Concord
correspondent, will sec that his letters though
not dated the same time have reached us and
been put in type the same week. They are not
old however, and we know our readers are glad
to see them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-08

THE CHILD WAS HEALEp.-Mr. W. b. SEoan--Sir /:
Last of my children was badly bitten by a
rattle sna<c. We applied your ointment freely, and
the child healed Also, had horse wounded in
the stitie joint in which he took cod and It became
much swollen and distressed that the horse consid
cred worthless but by free of your Ointment
soon cured We have tried the Ointment in great
many other cases with equal success.
WALTER wHIrBEcK.
York Precinct, Du Page Co., Ill, Dec 81, 1857.
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Now Goods-We heard FLANDERS say that
his new stock of goods now Oh the way from
the east, is the handsomest pile of Merchandise
ever brought to McGregor. We shall have
some account oft next week and customers
will of course examine into the facts.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-08

O. K.-Judge Leffingwell has had a confer.
ence with the Buchanan Democrats Of Dubuque
and satisfied them that his hostility to the
Administration extends only TO the Lecompton
policy. 1t strikes US that might have been
known without the conference, but careful men
want sure thing before they vote and We are
glad that the Democracy Of this district is now
a unit
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w. KOHN

CLOTHING and Fancy Store, Main street. McGregof,
at the stand lately occupied by Hencke L Baudow.
Lewis Metxgcr, late of the GEM SALOON, Is on hand
at Kohn's ready to throw his numerous friends
into fits. Let US all go and see Lew-y [sep8m3 1901
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-08

Daily Led91-We are in receipt Of one No.
of this new Dubuque paper published by FLA.
VEN e. BRo. 1t carries the appearance of a
reprint Of the North gves and we suppose il is
got up with the materials of that Office The
Ledger is neutral in politics we believe, though
that indicate its preference for the Democracy.
We wish all newspaper enterprises success, but
we are candidly Of the opinion that the birth Of
journal at this time in Dubuque or almost
anywhere else, will entail serious Inconvenience
If not great loss, on its God-parents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-08

Incendiaryism.-Dubuque has suffered i'm
mensely from fires for the last 6 months they
are nearly all traced to inccndiaries.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-08

Ed3' All persons who from debility disease, do
not desire to incur the trials perls and responsibilities
of offspring, transmit to their children their own
diseases and sufferings can be supplied with safe,
and eectual preventive Of conception, which
be procured either by their written request
and sent to any distant by let ter
from observation by addressing
JOHN s. KING, NJ. D.,
Aicltro llsxA oansats. Iosra
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Lansing-The Mirror gives a fattering ac-
count OF the substantial Improvements going
forward. Some small stealing is being perpe-
tratcd there. y
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
WILLIAM vANDEvEK, Of Dubuque county.
Political Speeches.

Messrs. LeAingwell and vanlever Candi-
dates for Congress in this District will address
the people at the places and on days below
mentioned. Those intending to vote should
como ont and hear their candidate
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ATLANTIC TELEGRApH

ALLAN IlC TELEGRAPH.
The Queen to the Ladies' If Clayton County The fol-
lowing message by the Atlantic Telegraph may be dat
ly looked for M
The Queen presents her compliments to The ladies Of
Clayton County, and recommends them 10 call at
KENYONS AMBROTYPE GALLERY
McGregor, and obtain likeness unriyalled for Life
like correctness OF do&ai and beauty
Of finish. Pictures without case, Is cents to 81.
With case, 81, to SO. Vstf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-08

Serious Loss-Gould d Holbrook. formerly
Of Waucoma, lost al excellent Saw Mill near
Floyd on the Cedar by the late freshet. They
are expecting to rebuild, but nearly all they
had in the world was there invested, and as it
will doubtless be to the interest of the country
to set them agoing, We hope to hear of liberal
assistance from the neighborhood interested.
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Temperance Meeting.

In view OF the alarming effects of intcmpcrance, and
of the beneficial results which have at other times and
in other places followed from the combined influence
of those DESTROYS Of checking the ravagcs of this dead
ly evil, the undersgned) respectfully and earnestly
solicit all the friends of sobrety and good order to
meet at the ACADEMY, ON the Evening of Wednesday,
September 15h 1858, at O'clock to take into consd-
Grafton the formation of Temperance Society," and to
transact such other business with reference to the
motion of Temperance may come before them.
THOMAS ARNOLD, THOMAS A. wADswoRTH,
-. JONES, @. s. c. SCOTT,
is. KING, w. J. LCHRIsT,
J.. NJ. BURBRIDGE, JOHN Low,
c.. c. BIcKNELL, G.s. BASS,
o. C. BUCK, o. G. LHE, IL.
WILLIS DRUMMoND, v. Il MILLER.
8. MORRILL,, Z. Il. BARRON,
ALEX. MGREGoR, D.. b. HOFFMAN,,
ID. BAUGH, DOUGLAS LIE FFINGwELL,
J. T. SLOVENIAN, r.. HURLBUr.
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Morkets.-Our home market coatinues good
--much better comparatively than the Preren.
eastern or southern daman1 nil Justify. Buy
ers pay b5--to. 90 cents for good club Wheat
Oats, new 25 to 35-old oats SO to So Barley
SO t. IS. Corn, not much in market sells for
d 10 so. Potatoes 40 to so. Business CONT
nues brisk, improving proceeding rapidly,
weather arm ard river falling.
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Celebration at Monona.

Celebration at Monona
On Saturday next Sept. llth the Scholars
and teachers Of Twenty to Twenty Eve of the
Sabbath Schools of North Iowa will meet at
MoSosA. A grand good time may be expect
ed. Over 100 scholars will represent MeGre.
gOr.
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Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Of Benton.
rF AUDITOR,
THEODORE $. PARvIN, Of Muscatine.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES NJ. ELwOOD. OF Polk.
TREASURER,
SAMUEL II. LORAH, of Cass.
nEGrsrKR OF THE STATE LAND OFFICE,
JAMES b. REID, Of Keokuk.
COM. or DIS MONIES RIVER IMPROVEMENT,
CHARLES BALDWIN, of Van Buren,.
SECOND coNGH RssioNAL DISTRICT,
WILLIAM E. LEFFINGWELI., of Clinton.
FOR JUDGE 10TH DISTRICT,
WILLIAM McCLlNTOCk, of Fayette.
FoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
ELIJAH ODELL, Of Clayton county.
Fon BOARD OF EpucArioN,
WILLIAM PATTEE, Of Bremen county.
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT,
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ELIJAH SELLS, Of Muscatine county.
FOR AUDITOR,
JONATHAN w. CATTEL, Of Cedar county.
FOR treasurer,
JOHN W. JONES, Of Hardin county.
5p FOR ATroRNEY GENERAL, ~.
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of Mehaska county.
FOR BRIGHTER OF LAND OFFICE.
AMOS B. MILLER, OF Cerro Gordo county.
CoMM'R OF pEs MONIES IMPROVEMENT,
WILLIAM G. DRAKE, Of Wayne county.
SECOND CoNGR EssIoNAL DISTRICT.
WILLIAM VANDEvEK, Of Dubuque county.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE,
ELIAS II. WILLIAMS, OF Clayton county.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
MILO McGLATfIEnY, Fayctte county.
MEMBER OF BOARD OF EDUCATION,
A. b. +. HILDRETH, Floyd county.
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Sporas.-on our outside will be seen an arti.
Gle entitled "Fistiana" Our readers will learn
from it's persl how to cultivate the blood,
bones and nerves Of the human system in order
10 give endurance and POWER to the body.
Laess-MoRrHY has beaten Lowenthal seven
games in all. lie has but two to win while his
apparent has seUen to make. Morphy may now
be col sidcred the victor. Who next?
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McGREGOR TANNERYl!

McGREGOR TANNERYl!
THE undersigned Is prepared to TAN all the HiDRs
in Northern Iowa, either on SHARES, o. for PAR.
a Large Stock Of leather on hand.
at all times, which will be sold ct the lowest Myia
price, As manufacture my own Leaths2 can sen q
low any other dealer West of Milwaukee or ChioAGo
CASH or LEATHER exchanged for Hides ut all tmes!
I. L. KRAMER.
=. ST. am also agent for the sale Of County Riehts
for Daniels Process of Tanning, inj Minnesota.
september Z. 1858 lOOtf
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Minnesota Eremption.-Our neighbor has
passed most liberal exemption law for the
benefit of her eastern emigrants. We favor
an exemption for the reason that it protects the
the interests Of the wife and children from the
rapacity Of scheming sharper who may obtain
by indirection the legal authority to turn his
victim out of doors, but the Minnesota law is
equivalent to an entire abolition of laws for
the collection of debts, in as much as it allows
more property to family than ono family in
fifty will ever obtain.
First you can hold 80 acres of land with
dwelling house, or house and lot in any vii
lage or city-then you reserve wearing apparel,
household goods and furniture to the amount of
$500 in value--then SO cows, 10 hogs, one
yoke of oxen and one horse, 20 sheep and their
wool, necessary food for stock, one wagon, one
sleigh, two plows, one harrow or drag and other
farming tools. not exceeding $500 in value
then provisions and fuel for one year-also tools
of mechanics, with $500 worth Of stock also
library and implements Of professional men,
This is surely enough for man of moderate
| wants.
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Mcthodists Conference. d. HAvESs
late Preacher in charge, Of this circuit has
kindly favored us with slip showing tho To-
cations of the members Of tho upper Iowa
Conference for the ensuing yen. We copy
such appointments as will be of interest to our
circle of readers.
Upper IONA Distyct.-E. skinner, P r;
Fay cite, A. b. Kendig;
Faycttc Mission, d. J. Havens;
West Union, b. Webster;
Cicremont, j. Fawcctt;
Auburn, James Stout,
Elkader. +. G. Mather;
Garnavillo, Geo. Larking:
McGregor, H.H. Keith,
Lansing, III. II. Houghton
Hardin, J. r. Cameron
Frandville, FIX. Miller;
Waukon, w. X. Mccormick
Frecport and Decorah, II. S. Bronson;
Delaware, John Webb;
Straw berry Point, William Lease;
Scandinavian Mission, to be supplied
S. II. Bugbee, Pres. Upper Iowa University,
and member of Fayette Quarterly Conference
cedar Falls District.-P. e. Brown, Pc;
Cedar Falls, r. Kicker;
Waterloo City, G. NJ. Sessions;
Wayerly, John Could;
Bradford, George Holman;
st, Charles and Floyd, A. M. Odell. Usage
and Mitchell. F. H. Thurston. II. s. Henderson ;
GAINESVILLE, T. Thompson, James Hawkins
Rockford, VIM. p. Holbrook;
jacksonville Mission, j. l.. Kirkpatrick
New Oregon Mission, J. w. Waterbury;
Rnrr Cla L. Vim YO1,n0 -
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MEssRs. EprroHs~-DeagS ifs: am informed that
Mr.. Augustus French Matchmaker, and formerly In
makers in all the Western country. state this
and KNOWINGLY being practically experienced in that
business myself think can safely judge. Mr. French
is fast workman, and very scientific in putting to
rights defective time pieces Congratulang you for
valuable addition to your mechanical fraternity,
| I subscribe myself, Yours, respectfully.
JAMES II. HOES,
mol III, Lake street, Chicago, Ill.
Badness CURED-For real worth, Woods Hair
Restorative undoubtedly is the hest preparation in
use for res toring hair bald heads, changing gray
hair its original COLOR a cosmetic or cure
pmpes, il l. fast taking the place of other prepara
tions No toilet a-days is complete without 1t.
Caution--Beware of worthless limitations. several
are already in the market, called by different
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re
storative, Depot st. Louis No., and New York;
blown in the BOTTLE Sold by all Druggists and Patent
medicine Dealers also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canada. 99w2
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DIR. AKIN.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Will attend to calls ct
any hour except when Pr ofes sionally absent Oics
at his residence on Point Pleasant. f1OOyll
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Made a Mistake.-A little boy, at the exhi-
bition OF North's Circus, at Quincy, seeing 10
many .side shows" around, concluded that he
would steal into one OF them. Down upon his
knees he got, and commenced crawling under,
when suddenly he came in contact with the
center poles-and, upon looking up, he imme-
diately discovered his mistake. He had been
crawling under young lady's hoopcd skirt,
mistaking them for the canvass. Of the show.
The little fellow was badly frightened. --HaUk
enc
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Wisconsin.-The Leader favors MS with an
Extra reporting the proceedings of the Con.
grcssional Convention held on the LIST. Wash
burn, the present member was renominated
with unaninlity the vote being for HanchetI
Is, Washburn 40. Judge DUNN Of Mineral
Point % will probably be the Democratic no.
minee and it is believed by our friends ovel
there that he will give w. meek and neck
race. So be it,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SURVEYING.

SURVEYING.
TRUMAN BECK WITH tenders his services to the
North Iowa public, in the business of Surveying and
Draughting.
Town Plats or McGregor and all It's additions,
be seen at his office. [septS 100m3l
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School Books.--Hon. M L. Fisher has sent
US circular indicating the books to be used in
our public Schools. Mr. Fisher says change
in the kinds of books would involve the people
of tho State in an expense of 100000, and he
therefore advises the use OF the same works as
were recommended by his predecessor Mr.
Fisher called to see us few days since, but he
comes here so seldom now and his friends are
so numerous that he can give but moment
and half to each and therefore We get no
opportunity ofbeneftting by conversation with
him. He has travelled over a great portion of
the State in the discharge of his duty as Super
intendent of Public Instruction.
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Nsitoys.-on Wednesday last Sept. LIST. the
Republican CONGRESSIONAL Convention of our
Wisconsin neighbors took place at Prairie d.,
Chen. G. c. Washburn was re-nominated.-
In the morning large number of the delegates
paid McGregor visit. Our Sanctum was
honored with the presence of TENNy of the
Monroe Sentinel, EASTMAN of the Lacrosse
Republican, BARNARD Of the Black River
Falls Banner and CHANDLER of the Adams
county Independent. These gentlemen are
all good types Of the Western Publisher
and wcwere much gratifed to make their ac-
quaintancc. Eastman is statistical, Tenny, So
cial, Brainard methodical, and Chandler-co-
mical, we had almost said cedarswampical.
Chandler is distant relation of Pomcroy s
and hence we were at no trouble in teaching
him the art Of imbibing that refreshing and
Misunderstanding beverage known as Lager Bier!
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DISSOLUTION.

TuyHE co-partnershp known as Hurlbut Il Co., has
u thi 18th day of August, by mutual consent been
dissolved All claims against said company will be
paid by I. L. Kramer. IRA HURLBUT,
McC;regor, sept. s. '5St4 100 4 l.. KitA hER.
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Fdirs.-Thc Iowa State Fair will commence
Sept. 10th, at Oskaloosa. We were told by NJ.
J. King, Esq, the Secretary of the Clayton Co.
Agricultural Society. that, owing to the bad state
Of farming interests and productions the Board
would decide not to have any Fair in this Coun.
" the present year.
The Wisconsin State Fair viii be held at
Madison, October 9th. There is also to be an
Editorial Convention at Madison during the
progress Of the Fair.
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BRONSON HOUSE,

Corner of Main and Center Streets, Bradford Iowa
w. +. WRIGHT Proprietor. All the regular lines o
Stages from McGregor, Dubuque and the North and
West, stop at this House daily. 1O0yl
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Indiana.

Indiana.
We conclude from a rerusal of our Indiana
exchanges that very earnes. canvass is in
progress in that State. Having more interest
in the North Western or Nin,hDstrict we notice
carefully how the fight goss on there. Hon.
S. Colfax Of hcSouth Bend Register is opposed
by Col. John C. Walker Of the LA Porte Times.
Their respective rarers arc now during the
canvass edited by Wheeler for Colfax and by
f. j. Clark for Walker, and the fur flies "likc
cats fighting" in every issue of the papers.
1t is refreshing 10 read the caustic fires of each
knight of the quill into the opposition candidate.
Both are good writer's but it is plainly seen that
Clark is the ablest he has a peculiar style Of
venom that is as far removed from mere satire
as chanel-housc is from a joke and Flavius
| Joscphus plays the knout on the withers Of our
friend Schuyler most numerically. Untortun-
atcly for Mr.. Colfax he has been sending cash
present to notorious otc-;mporter, and the
| letter containing the remittance has seen the
| light. To be sure the letter denies forward
ing the money for "electioneering purposes
but the bad character of the recipient, the alb
scncc of any obligation other than political and
| the known money-loving carcfulness of Colfax
| gives the donation or present the appearance of
| PAY FOR SERVICES, and those services were pal
pably ola very dishonorable character-nothing
less than fraud upon the ballot boz for Schuy lers
benefit
This difficulty, supcr-adled to the charge of
having been regular Know Nothing Delegate
at Philadelphia in 1866, while writing letters
home denying his connection with tho Order
| charge that is sustained by strong inferential
and respectable positive testimony, "a X. N.
witncss,) renders the prospect of return to
Congress Of Mr.. Colfax, somewhat foggy Clark
also proves him to have been a Prohibitonist
or Maine Law Man. Both sides throughout the
District seem quite confident ofsuceess and we
shall watch the canvass there with an interest
second only to that Of the second District in
Iowa. Walker and Colfax are both ponies, tai
cnted and ambitious, young enough for boys
but much better qualified for the positions to
which they aspire than many older men who
arc straining their eyes in that direction. Both
are our personal friends but as one must be
beaten we are constrained 10 shout "Hurrah
for WALKER !" #
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100 Acres heavy Timber Lend. situated
l6O within mile Of the Mississippi
River, near mouth of Sni Magill. for sale
cheapby HIS. GRANGER 4 Co. =