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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

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aauurl si u 'kiy = nva:tably IL AL
aa,c, tl'rwis" g - u rirGt 20 pal'r
i-r,uiianci. he optiaa ,ar Proprietor
III! a. erruai she. have teen paid,
AhNEkI i>EH IN ia>crc q: .Nc"nts lsre OF
,cs iess ~ ali q. .presch con
uris, or.f"i tom weekly and then % cts
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marked on the M>u wiz tt pubhshe Iii =
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III! iAkIt N ARE
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90
q tlrert;sers vii hn limited t. tet Immediate
t. g.is"nl.ur1 rh9reed transient rates
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s'uey meters iT-"H scced eight lines are charged
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
CLOTHING TRADE
FALL, IA1S

NthN' the past Sunim,r have greatly enlarged and
~ improved "nr lluns" and have arg", well H-t
=" anu convenient, arranged Sales Rooms 10 be found
IN our ef N"haN" msdc ths. nts 10 meet thr
wants oi constantly increasing uadc. and beg /" advise
WHOLESALE an retail. dealers that W. havcnnw In
store anh N receiving the largest and most desirable stock
ii tloilNH weha,r eAhai,d OF I" hs seen ~ the
south We haN" INV been "tgaE dn The ~ de m tbs city
rss'it having thas tul
the wants "i the mar nnd h,"g moe ius'N rngnecd In
the snl, II, 10Th n thrt ltusc
ihr STATE" hveSr t,r III, adnrrm Hfs ~
ehdsrs Nv arrival shnl n,,k, titun- IL our totk
ot all tlM n'w AMI tshir hc and purchasers Vii at all
,i,ues. hhd eonprtc superior quality tlDi u
lSG ant GENT EMIL M FURNISHING GOODS, In store
and Tor sal" nprn iiRFRA
wholesale aud Rsa del distinct aud on separate
floors An examination ofonr o u, prices and mode ~ Il"
ing business Is respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN co,
aug cots 10 Main street Richmond Va
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spos.Ex'. CoNCENTnATED E-sENCE

Ee OF RAY LEAVES .Prcpara,iors ,fthe Bay Leafhave
ely throughout The woII1 Tor centuries
remedies .r Nervous Ieadeche and for affections of the
Hcad gcrerav diseases of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Eurl' particularly occupied prominent position in the
many aud ' eagerly sought after by its thou
admirers scqnivslent however ofth active prin
r of the BAY minute that no veal or permanent bene
therefore simply palliative and
feeble at the Diseases for which this valuable
"dN is well adapted
kOSSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
Leaves aed only by the Inventor has been effect
hciy Il" chemical experiments and has at last been
lruTGi to that concentration which makes
~ ncIrsd in aresting the d. Of the hair the removal
." anhuf aud al relieving by few applications that Distress
tciuc which generally prccedes the falling 81 the
hair 1t originally prepared Tor member If his family
htvinR confidence in The usually so who had
distressing "cay n the hs aud such It's wonder
alternative effects tai its -"pUtaon became establish
and hundreds o calls very made for IL without
any If putting whatever lis intrinsic virtues alone
pushed itnt0 'bir frvr such the
truly great remedy that the invc has induced
II upon extensive scale. and he offers
With the fullest conidenr" 10 the entire public
Prepared hv Thns II oser Al his Cheuira1 Iaborator
Peters rrg Va and for sale by Dr1ggsis generally.
spt 3 ta
NYPKESS SHIN':s. ES. --uLo,, ,,ress shingI 5
l. J Tnp Rrus, Noupta IN i'oa u slp hk
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE.
Ix>r.n, uGcO ANOo~

~ Ms " AiGON FAC IOEY.-Thc sub4li G84s3e
b,r rciurus his RIatciul ~ KNOWN dgc
his old the liberal patron
Is an Ia and The pub
M that he started in business, and hr hopes by
strict attention business 10 ,ontunnr" of IA
will order and keep hand a kinds of
xl" Wagon made in the most substantial and neat
styln lie ,kr &" order and III have made
general assortment II tarriags Ro kawa and BuPg's
Also 1T one and i"p hof Spring M",ing
Wnggons and v r stngts, All vh" good work
e od LyR,hbHe t6nrh and HdRRoD Eartory nd
business tn" ash priu PIE, may To
get good work a low prcr Al whp good and
neat B giyr me a call JOHN II. BAILEY, Agt.
l7Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07
How Lady Saved her Life, but Lost her
Jewelry and Passage Money on Board
tho Austria

HOW Aaoy oaveo ner 1iIe' Du' LOW n0s
JeWelry and Passage Money on Board
tho Austria. ...=t
S,mo nersons ara horn under luckv star. or
orc nrotcctcd Inv nm oycr.rulno proyidence when
tbcv ioos, nv nest II and aro tIcmscIvo. mnrmur-
I'M, a, tbe enhancement or their nlnns. A lndv.
resdon, or mi. c;,y arrived home yesterlav from
n y;s;, N Enrnne WHARF, .he hn. 6een sncnding
the mn At icw ,npnths short time previous to
tho sailing of IN, Austro. the Iady sent tho A.
mount ncrcssorv far n cabin nos.ace to New York
ic,t her n GOOD state room. lie did M directed.
with the execution of giving her desirable loca-
t;nn in ,hr vessel and nn ber arrival in Hamburg
to sail with tho steamer. she found tho vessel so
crowded with pnssenvcrs, and the room assigned
her 40 undesirable tint she concluded to take pas
s,,e IN onotbor s,eomor Win this ;ntent,on
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BALTIi0KE

NOTICE TO .usPsEHs or TOBACaO 10
~ TE WI 81 II hc undrr-i. e prepare I" ave IN
creased facilities hilptr lutar ,"ihc eel, haNina
shortened thr rd the from third
10 fourth class
Through receipts MI the principal points In thr
West 10y Rsruad Tia. 'h" kVt aud rrILh guaranteed
low as 10y other i'uc Tho ons transit m between
Baltimore. .CiucnHsl Indianapolis Louis and thicag" Ia
made nj Piilshurg r,cN under ,nver, here
hy avoiding draAasc ami t,iuarr and ali damage on Iohate"
tom rNpo>nt"
~ No commits oharg. ha tnorr or liitsbnrg
N ttkAN MOONS.
Nrith street Baltimore,
REFER to trssr Hare G.. " Mlllc J T. tnytor,
LynchbuiR Jacob ltald TO. ia IL snlt Rsi,iuofc.
IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

CPOONA.-Wc call Nssrnsisw - new suPpuy
of silver Spoons which have mark cd and put In
our case ready for sale. Warranted coin ane
..rtISt. 9HvERTHORN CLHT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

TYPKESS SSlIIN.:s.Es. --Uuv. ,r.ss sh,ngI
W 90 Tons Brush Mountain Goa! Far sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD CO. Cara
mar 26. near La1ghornes II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

n ARD.-A iss 81 stce Leaf IarS, Ese eaes -
u Wholesale and rssanH shsAxs = 0osg
js29Aa ,l4y 55-s.sF (
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

NENUINE ATLANTIC CABLE.-We have
" just received small lot of the Atlantic Cable sold oy
Field by his certificate TO prove Its gen
uneness 1hnse anxious supply themselves with
piece the Cable neatly bound In brass can now nave an
oppn rtuniy Also Charms bound In gold and silver made
Gable Call and these interesting mementos q
sept2o.ts J. IL. THoMfSpN ~ Co ,. DIus c.ote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

HfNA- I - \ IN SSu
IL ". JONES, l'r,rtlcai Rel la,rsr nf tIbCkS TIhE
IL . Futts Mu-sr NOas-. Ar. hnIug tahru Room
de"I M.;thafts' Btnk, Main stIrrt.
INnehhnrR pteIa'rd M short noficr amt reasonable
Ius "",k iis In, ~aiI1nting ,r samo lie
viii ina shit tin,r b. ard nl-p I" pair SEWING
MACHINES i"sts IA EcN. Sc Irt-nns IN ,nwn or coun
wI v"l hp ra hr t''lr tlnincd tn
puis tn "o"5 n'i-,nebi. oustt nr's
q Inl iN ur'oi- 20 ~ the Sinr"of McsHs
NAIt SIINf tlNtNG = II h' promptly M ni'i to.
1.@n,--C.sh az ..i,V,ry ii wotk asg dhu
S.lPGRBO,: Asp EasGA ANT.--We take
- peA,u railIug III, 'nis and
ers 10 8" VI IA khiN -. Of ,rior quail
" aud ,iop aiylc rr,..n, q" snch arii
,h,alt rnl inrtn,v nnd nak tim srl.ctiona as
feel e MD nj thr, w,il ,atil -" FtH"
Z n RiMEMBFK 1nE liDl 81
sep2,r hllVfHlh''RS q Cliff.
go n RO S:a AN0. GROn sOuB RE RO
- ISLAND. WEST INDIES The riclr At formation Of
of Lime La world ~
Phosphate. It Lime being 80 pei iicler in
oi |. Bonc Dust fr sale by III" sni.ri
p,ir-- hau iruvn tiHann and from
iunritls rcrN. superior tot la hit,,tihlnr qualities fc
fn, hcr paricuars aItly /, ". a ANDERSON.
mar Ats
THE WONDER OF THE AGE.
UrST OrENID AT 1IIE CASH STniit--
- 800 Yard Pinin Black Silk a...',............O cts
"....................3 80 It's
.pu " '-....................t2 .t2, cts.
$40 ".................,7J cts
srr,Itts ions ABB>HAMs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

At a MEETING of the Executive Gem nsis-
"A tee OF the Lynchburg Agricultural and Mechanical So
cey held Saturday evening July tho ih tho following
olu' ion ado, ted
For the nrpose Of the production of Garden
Fruits midst and In inviting rivalry
Improvement In the quality and variety the rus
which, their be exhibited at the Fair the
Executive Committee hereby
Rssopc That will sit their Office every FRIDAY
aftern O'Clock the LIST August til the ls October
exhibit fruits that be sent into
such they hnd otby for ard
n the Fair In Oc.iber next
Published by order Of the Committee.
aug II w2m A. MCDONALD. .Sscy
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The New York w"rkl. GOLDEN rRihE Is II the
ktunr rA0t., toRIr COLUMNS. al
",ieinnl matter aud tLtaANitY utusrRarfp every
AGIFI WpkTl FROM ~ CENTS To 600 90 IN GOLD
Will NE PRESENTED ru EACH 81 hNCRInFR IMME.
nNlLLl On RECEIPT or THE ST nscklri ION MO
NIN-
,,n. copy for ON" year.......,....s2 Oo and gilt
bni ,'iN 1T twH ArIls......,..... 30 aud Riiis
Oset COP, fT tbf"c " ar-......,... , ~ md glfs
bne t"py im h,u yrats,.....',.... IN. and i" guts
AND ~ IA iiS
Ihr.r enp,s ......,..... 81 10. and rina
Nv copies M hi
tn t"I lies "n" t'hi t. ~ 'i hstfs.
twenty n' 'p'," cue at...... "a "a aud -' Ett-
lie Hrtcirs i he III, riini"l sci n hr i,l Wing
racknH.s e GoJ ............s II" saoh
d." do Il. ....,....,.... Hu M zach,
10 do do do l,n M zach,
10 Patent Lever Hunting tn.d " a,rh.s.. 100 M each
~ 'i"ld "l,h"s' .. W'a'i
th VI" Wch'h
Ladies a Id Watch, u oo oacl
30 Sil,or Ilununl tasrd 10 HrRrh
$40 Silvo' W Natr'rs ............sio 10 I" - q" each
iuWO Gnld t!nad. Srs tuh CHAINS lhtn 10 M each
God Lork,is, ~ Acrits ooches Enr Breast Pins
Gu Pms Sleeve buttons, 1tug- Shh studs Watch Keys
t,"d and silver lfinrr aud variety "t other artWos
worth frup htly cents /" eIt nA,h.
Immediately receipt Of the subst tlon tho sub
sciih,rs VIII he entered upon sub cripnn book
i"i nnm" md the corresponding with that number
forwarded within wuck the suAcrbor, by mdR
otJ1tss. post Pad.
q All cnmn,nnica aon, should hr ed'rr-.cdto
DEAN SAITER
r. aud ~ Mpnti Bni,ug, LjJ lr"n," New to'k.
= Specimen copies sent free Agents wanted
al III
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TO TEA-DRINKERS.
TuyugE OD. - DO VI sNUON r. T. a = d r. us

made W th The improvements Of the C. fee Pot
requires third less I'd makes lar crir the
made In the trial niccnt to convince
superiority these Pots all Others
the great who using them III testify For sale
by Iscptt to q. y BI.iSS co.
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N1CTORlOC~!NbCT R1OCS!!-Th h~shins
Machines from patterns proving themselves
victorious , wil lie from The ( ll"wng:
WHITTEMOKE & JOSLIN.
This to certify thai have of WHITTEMOuE Jos
Inns sTHPESHING MACHINES and can recommend thein
to be the best machines also ecommend
them any that OF Machin have been in
the tcsng business several years and they far exceed
machine thai have had since have been In the hresh
ny business MIEL ID. PATTERSON.
AuPpst 3 I'd nu9
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Il II Al q q .. ~ EN PRa ~ &c.
TnE GOLDEN rRiLE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE
TiiE GOLDEN tklLI.
IiiE GOLDEN PRIZE
THE 4pibE> PRIZE.
TiE GDt,NES f.,iIE
TIIE GOLDEN PRlEE.
IllE GOLDEN pKiZE.
1liE GOLDEN rBlZt
nh GOLDEN rKiIt
ILLUSTRATED, ILLUS iRAriD, lii.rsTRATEDi
ILliiSrRArED ENEl.f WLi,k.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY W ~
lItiSrKATED EVERY wEtk.
Hi STNN1ED EVERY VEIN
IItJ SrkArEp EVERY WEEK
SPECIMEN CORES SENT FREE.
SRA lMtN COPIES SENT IkEE.
sPEc,MEN COPIES SENT FREE
r II u q u l. - u y Il K u Il.
ILLUSTRATE ILLUSTRATED
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III THE CANAL-THE HIGHEST RATE of FREIGHT
ON GENERAL. MERCHANDISE ONLY 30CrS PER 100
LBS-Ov GROCERIES,, CROCKERY. QUEEASWARE.
DC ONLY25 CTS PER 100 LBS which includes all expcn
from the wharves Richmond to Lynchburg Guano
ly o, s. per ton Of , COOL lbs
Thankful very liberal patronage heretofore received
1 will Iuorder the trade still the Canal,
put the above low So send your
goods the get the quicker and chenperI forward them
LEE, the Dock.
aug l6ts Richmond Va
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IJRIVTIANT ANU d'HE y + IH0.HI - OH
ID oil Lamps -One o thcs" Lami IN give hSh equal
10 One wuIt Al Ill hurn
three aud four hour+,ihe oniirrl> SIMPLE
ucon and The oil from explosive properties No
other lab has been inund general satisfaction
supply Of On AID Laup received aud Tor sale ly
serile.s JOHN II SEAf, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

nay" NEGROES WANTED! -vn
vuyUE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO PURCHAS NE
GROES Of either between the Of ten ard thirty
for which highest market price cash. will be paid Ap
plv ut the auction house of g. r. Phelps
septs 3m WELLS DAVIS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-26

Gone Up-It was reported on Monday even
ing that the North Iowa Times had "yone up y
and the consequences were similar to what 9TH
or publishers have experienced in like circum-
stances: creditors calling in swarms. boys in
the Office wishing to settle up, friends offering
their sympathy (uothing more) aad general
confusion all around.
Upon making inquiry as to the cause Of the
report, we found it originated with waggish
friend of ours. who upon noticing our ne'o sign
just elevated TO the highest point we had a
right to occupy, thought certainly the Times
had '9One ap."
Walter e. Bro, the skillful German Painters
OF McGregor, did all this mischief, and VIC hope
they may have abundant opportunities Of do
Ing ''mo;e Of the same Sort" ..a.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-26

Whea'-A good deal of competition exists
here among wheat buyers. The price paid last
week was As, Al and as high, we believe, as
81. This is as good price as our farmers
have lately demanded, and the effect of its
payment was to bring in a large amount with the
improving roads of last week. Mr. Bradley
showed US on Saturday, a specimen Of spring
wheat CLUB Variety which will bear compar-
ison with the finest winter wheat we ever saw.
We did not inquire its weight.
With shower every day, or nearly so, it is
impossible 10 get orr roads in condition to JUS
tify the farmers il hauling their produce to
market. Notwithstanding this, there is q
large amount finding its way here, whenever
the morning sun promises to dry up the roads
for the day.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-26


4 Secret.-The Chicago Times gives re.
markable instance of the ability of lady t.
keep a secret. An old couple had a daughter
very amiable and very lovely of course. They
had also about the house '.nicc young man
who worked for them two years, and the old
folks saw with pleasure that the young folks
we're getting too thick to thrive without mar.
riage. Well, quite recently the old gent got
sick in the night, got up to hunt his schiedan
Schnapps or some other quick remedy for col
ic, and bless the astonished soul of the old
Governor! he found Miss Angelina reposing
in the brawney arms and in the bachelor bed
Of this masculine model of propriety. In the
combination Of mental and physical agony
which was torturing him, he swallowed whole
bottle of his fayorite medicine, yelled per-
feet wolf serenade of inyective, stamped as vi
olently as did Shylock when he discovered the
flight of Jessica. and of course he walked the
sleepers. When he had time to cool little,
he was innocently informed that they had been
married lS months!-a fact which he found the
record of next day at the county seat
A similar case occurred in Clayton County
last fall The secret was kept only 6 months
however. We are not allowed to mention
names.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-26

School Funds.-1he Iowa State Journal con.
tains the Report Of The Auditor relative to the
expenses incurred last year in employing agents
to investigate the books ofthe C.S + Commits
sioners. The price charged by Agents was IS
per day and the Report shows that some Of tho
Agents taxed the State heavily. The days re-
ported vary from y to GO for one examination.
Hon. F. Rodman stands at the head in charging;
he had Clayton and Allamakee counties as-
signed him, and his bill il $4,000! John Ed
wards formerly a member Of the Indiana Sen
ate and Virginia gentleman all ovcD exam
ined Lucas and Clark counties and charged
bat $3.50. We hope Rodman will show good
reasons for the extra time consumed,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-26
British outrages.

In our paper Of to-day will be found an &C.
count of the latest outrage practised upon
American Merchant vessels by British Cruisers.
General Cass to Lord Napier. under date of
April 10, 1853, tells the whole story In si,t.
gle paragraph.
"Top permit foreign officer to bosrd the yes.
sci of another power, to assume command in
her, to call for and examine her papers, ~
pass Judgment upon her character, to decide
the broad inquiry whether she is navigated &C.
cording to law, and to send her in at pleasure
for trial. cannot be submitted to by any indepen.
dent nation uithout injury and disho,sor This
United States deny the right of the cruisers of
any other power whatever, for any purpose
whatever, to enter their vessels by force in limo
of peace" '.a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-26

Mob at IoDa Cay.-Boyd Wilkinson. a rcck-
less character at Iowa City, was almost pro-
ven TO have burned the house of a man orpos-
ed to him. A mob went TO his house, tore
him from his wife and children, tied his hands
behind him and pushed him in the river Some
say he sprang into the river thinking tc make
his escape from The mob. He escar.dbv death
We do not approve of RODS, and when our
contemporaries cret;... McGregor with Vigilance
Committees, shaving the heads of criminals,
whipping. &C., DC, we wish it remembered
that McGregor thus far has relied entirely on
LAW. There has been but one thief found
among her citizens, and it is more than prob
able that his associations with the villains up
the river and across it, have given him char
acter which his individual conduct did not en-
title him to. Thieves are often caught at
McGrcgor, but they came from such pretty
dens of morality rs Galena and other spot.
that talk Of this place as the 'centre Of scoun.
drelism.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-26

District Court The Term closed on Satur.
day. We have no regular report of proceed
ings or conclusions. Howell, 1.-The blind man
who was arrested with Scoville rs pirate,
was sent below for 2 l-2 years. His testimony
was taken on the trial of Scoville and the latter
was discharged. The sympathy of the Court
was strongly interested for the prisoners. How
ell is man of talent, he has fine head and
he is not SO blind as he looks. His address to
the people after conviction, is said to have hcen
interesting. He processes 10 know that there
are 200 robbers in The gang of which he is
member; and that they are all sworn to forfeit
liberty and even l!fc should they divu'ge the
names of accomplices. Howell said ne would
die without telling, because his life would not
be worth straw if the law discharged him. lie
evidently wishes to be regarded as e Hero
His statement that Bell, the wounded Captain
had seen and conversed with them in prison i.
not credited. Hopes arc entertained OF Belli
speedy Capture.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-26

The North West.-Ihe demise of this paper
as announced in its issue of Thursday last,
took us by surprise. 1t las been the continu.
cd recipient of official "pap,' both National
and City, its editor was endorsed personally by
the venerable Chief Magistrate (pide Col
Heath's letters from Washington the Col. was
appointed Post Master at Dubuque-its in
creasing subscription was daily boastcd of--hc
had employed as assistants, two of the most
accomplished writer's in the State, H.C. Kelly
and Y. J. David, Esqrs,--he assumed the gem
eral management in this State, of the interests
of the Democratic party, and sometimes 1--WE
thousht) he took larger load of instructors 10
the balance Of us, than he could we'll carry.
But we forbear. The paper is only suspended
till August-but why suspend! The North
West certainly did not deserve hanging. The
Col. is one of the most amiable, affable gen
tlemcn in Iowa. He has been faithful to Gent
Jones and the Administration, and We can't
cipher out the reason of this stoppage. They
could have saved him and they have not.
"Put rot your trust in Princess but paddle
your own canoe" Oh Heath!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-26
A Ride.


A day or two ago We were indebted to the
kindness Of Mr.. MacGregor for pleasant ride
round about Prairie du Chen. Mac. has pair
of fast horses and 70 far as we could discover
he exhibited no inclination to restrain them
the consequence was that considerable dust was
thrown in the eyes Of those who were going in
our direction. A short call on Merrill, of the
Courier finished our visit to Upper Town, and
then ride TO the race track, mile east Of
Lower Town, gave US all opportunity to wit
ness very many improvements Oh the way as
well as to enjoy the show Of some fast trotting
on the Course. "Charley" 1--WE JOINT know any
more of his nance was there with Grey geld
ing that trottcd mile in 9 SO without doing
his best Mr.. Lee gave his favority "Fanny"
an opportunity to show her style and speed /;
there were one or two other horses in training
that made good time and Macs span 10 heavy
buggy, saved lin slight expense in apples
1--WE particularly ,eeollect this) by making the
mile in 3,39.
After getting through with the exercise on
the Prairie, Mr.. Durham Of the McGregor
House and the writer, visited the New Hotel
now in course Of finish by Mr.. Babcock of Mil
-waukee. Mr.. B. very kindly chaperoncd US
over bricks and boards and mortar, through the
building, exhibiting all its rooms till by
stairway and Understanding he brought us To-
the landing on the very crown Of the edi6ce.
The sight of Prairie du Chen and its surround.
ing from that standpoint can moi be ezcelled on
the globe. Its extensive range Of gently UNI
dulating prairie. its unrivalled roads, its three
villages oil aspiring successfully We hope) to
e e,- !, ..,;Ah- its walls al
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Documents Jones has placed us
under many obligations in the way Of Public
Documents, Speeches and late rapcrs ofimpor-
lance. We feel we'll satisfied. Hon. Geo. f.
Pugh, DR.. Fitch, Senator Bright, Hon. S. Colfax
and Senator Douglas, also, have the Times on
their book of dispcnsation and it affords US
pleasure to note the receipt Of their favors. But
we were taken down slightly one day last week
by the rccript. under frank Of &c. w. Jones' .
of several copies Of Message delivered by
Pierce dated Aug. 81. 1856 OF course it was
mistake, because our Senatorial friend. how
ever adverse his opinions aud ours may be on
Lecompton, did not design to compliment us
.oyer the left" by supposing that we required a
dozen of President Pierce's old messagcs-The
Generals secretary was probably clearing out
all the ranked matter and we had the good for
tune to get few ancient papers.