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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-07

Aonona.-On Monday, Ohe 4th, by agree
ment) this little ''city set upon hill' had a
lively time. tits reported to US that Balls went
off agreeably at the Mcnamara and the Egbert
Hotels. 1t is also said that SAxBY's Young
America Saloon was an active place of bust
ness for short time-the Proprietor having
walked up the patriotic blood of some stage
drivers by throwing an empty glass tumbler at
at ones head, the Whips came down on the
shanty and riddled 1.-THE consequence is q
breaking of crockcry, the loss of liquors, a
ruined billiard -table, some broken heads, il
friends and Law Suit!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-07

CO The North Indiana Conference has
es-chepcd Tobacco as un-ministerial.
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Found-Master Charles S. Worden handed
us Pocket Memorandum Book which he pick.
cd up near the river Landing on Yesterday
1t seems to belong to a Mr.. Crowell. 1t con,
tains bond for deeds to land in Mitchell Co
but no money. The expenses for the boys
trouble and this notice are Two Dollars.
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p The Minnesota X. Roads are generally
under contract and work will be commenced
forthwith
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Yours, TllOS. NARRIS.
For sale by Hoffman, Benton Il go. 9lw4

WHITE TEETH, PERFUNED BREATH, and beau
tiful complexion, be acquired by using the sBalm
of a Thousand Flowers What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of disasreeable BREATH
when by using the Halm OF a Thousand Flowers as a
dentrce, would not only render it sweet but leave the
teeth as white as alabaster? Many persons do not
know their breath is bad and the subject Is delicate
their friends would mention it. Beware of coun-
terieits. BE sure each bottle is signed
fErRiDGE CO., Ny.
For sale by all druggists. ly4S
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-07

Chantry---Our readers will notice the adver-
to locate in good place, they will inform
themselves in regard to the merits of Chantry.
A good chance will be given to any one who
wishes to build u Mill or open "a Store in the
above named town.
information can be obtained in relation to
the town by applying at the p. Otto A. French
Esq. one Of the proprietors
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-07

Free Lore.-The Convention of ism-worship.
disguised every body that had any sympathy
with Aboltionism,S piritualism, Woman-Rights.
ism, &C., dc. Their proceedings and the
speeches Of some females in defence of indis-
criminate sexual intercourse as rel ortcd in the
N. Y. Times are as coarse in ideas as though
clothed in the less eloquent language of a
brothel
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-07

TA Tri weekly Mail is now run from Dun
leith 10 Prairie du Chen and back.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-07

T- Farmers will notice the Wheat Advertise
ment Of G. w. VERIFY, of Chicago.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-07

FiSLirg-The lovers of this exciting sport
arc having glorious time now with the tenants
of the deep. Near the mouth of the Wisconsin
1.-TWO miles below this) the yellow and striped
bass, pike, rickerel and perch bite on such
aimsy protences that it is scarcely funny to
haul them in. We have not yet experienced
safety in the Waltonian amusement, but we
shall go down shortly 10 this newly discovered
shole'' and if it is as scaly place as reported,
we will drop line at once to--Burke and Tom
of Indiana
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Wholesale Price Current

OfBRADLEY & CO., McGregor, Iowa.
The stock OF Groceries in Market is abundant at re-
duced prices
We sell the following Staples at prices named
SUGARS.-N. o. Brown IL to s IA; clarified do 9
Porto Rico. to 81 White Coffee IL IL ; crushed
and powdered ~ IL to 49,
COFFEE.-Ro, from II IL to Is Java 20.
SALT.-Fine new at 81, 80.
M0LAsSES.--N. o. Plantation, extra, As to SO.
Syrup so to SIS, a very fine article.
FRUlrs.-Dred Apples 8. Dried Peaches
Is. hf5n', II boxes 81 IL boxes 50; whole
boxes S3,75 to 81.
CANDLEs.-Tallowl2 IL; Starr 20 to 25; Ada
mantiue 80 to 80.
SOAP.-Palm ID Erasiye 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pure, 8.
TEAs.--Y. Huyson As to IS Imperial 65 20
un Powder, extra, 20 Oolong so to 60.
TOBACCO.-Plug rs to As Smoking do 10
Fine cut in bulk IS to 40.
CRACkERS-Butter and Soda 6 to Z.
WhI,kEY-27 to 80, best quality.
CODFIsli--G IL, best quality White fish s. to rs.
PRODUCE is selling at the following prices Wheat
| AZ 10 AZ; Corn 80 Oats % to 25 Potatoes II
to IS Butter 10; Eggs s.; Hams, shoulders and
bacon 9 to 8.
July 7, 1858. BRADLEY 4 co.
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ITln st. Louis, for 1851 800 barrels oil
beer were brewed. NJ inc Gott yot peebels
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-07

ITIn Michigan, on July 26th. there are
five millions of acres of Swamp lands to be
sold at auction.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-07

ASe5S 80 SANSA
Arnold Friedrich
Adrich William
Anderson Ole
Agres II l.
| Award Peter
Anderson VIM
Agen Daniel,
Beach Asa
Blakkestad Knutlse
B. ynton E F
Bahney Susan
Bishop Joseph w
Brown John
Brown Joel
Burke James
Bailey A w
Basto Alfred A
Britain Rev Allen
Brien D Y
Burns Patrick
Bennett Michael
Bassett G To
Chaplin Rev Asahel
Connell Michael
Church Smith
Cross r J
Clcnans Miss Isabella
Cameron Rev Jos r
Ooleman John
Cotrill VIM
Conner Miss Chariot
Chatherton H r
Dodge John
Dean f
Doty Marshfield
Ensign w P
Eckert Peter
Eklund H
Eldridge A
Foster Charles
Fargo Chas H
Fargo ] B 2
Foster Homer T2
Foster J L
Ford E w
Foot Charles
Fleming G A
Griffin Sidney 2
Gittons Thomas
| Green Liberty
Gilbert Geo l.
Gartner Auton
Hale f f
Hubseh George
Hall Silas p
Holcomb O T A
Hill William
Hudson George w 2
Hurlburt VIM ID
Hartness VIM
Houghton Il T 2
Hamilton James Z
| Hancock w p 2
Holcomb Geo S
Harris Miss Mary
Huche Conrad
Ingles E 2
Jacobs + P
Jones George 3
Kifer Mrs Amelia
| A p
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COM M E rel A l..
MCGregOr Market.

Wednesday,, July 7. 1853.
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON & co
Wholesale Groecrs Druggists
EXCHANGE on n. ", buying 3-4, selling i IL; OF
Milwaukee and Chicago IL. Gold buying 3d. selling
/ L.
PRODUCE.-Wheat 46 to 50. Flour so to Lbs
Oats 20 to 25 Barley So Corn rs. Potatoes 25 to 80
Beans 40 to so. Butter to 10. Lard nominal
Eggs to TO- Cattle, gross, &c. Sheep $50 to 200
Beef dressed to 9. Hogs dressed 4 IL to 5.
FRUITs.--Green Apples SO; dried -. Raisins
a. to $50.
ROCERIES-sugars nominal IL to s 10. Mo-
lasses ewi5 to 80. syrup So to 90. Coffee, prime Rio
II IL a b. Crackers to Z. Saleratus bulk 8 l-2
Rabbits s. Tobacco 25 to 4O-smoking 10. Whisky
81 to 80. Candy Is.
sALT-S2,3 80.
FIsH-Mackerel 1850 to $50 Cod i L.; White 1850
Water Lime 4,5o Plaster to 8. Domestic Lime 81
O1Ls-Bbl Lard LIS /; Whale 20 to !, 40 Lnseed
no. Soap IL. Candles IL IL to H.
HIDEs--Dry flint IL Green 8 IL.
sUNDRIEs.-Nails 1925. Pelts rs. Wood $50 to
White Lead to 10. Lumber IL, Is, 25, 80 Latl
to IL Shingles to 8.
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z. S.-We have sold our stock of goods to Mesars.
Foot Il futile, and we would recommend all Of ouY
customers to give them early call and take our word
for it, You will find them right on the Foot. III. Xxx.
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To TANNERS

Two Tons Terre Japonica just and for sale
by HOFFMAN,, BENTON os Co.
FIRE CRACKERS, Lemons and Oranges Just re.
reivra ard fer ale lr gtttEF:vsA y .,sL :. p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. CHRIsrIEs AGUE BALsAM.--Rcad the following
testimonial from highly respectable citizen fDelphos
Ohio. and if you have the ague use this medicine and
you will shake no more
DELPHos, Jan. IL, 1855.
Messrs. HUNT 4 GARDNER-Gents / consider 1t ny
duty to make known to the public remedy for The
Fever and Ague, which consider the greatest dcov-
cry of the age. was attacked with Fever and Ague
in the worst form which continued for three or four
months. Having tried everything / could hear of to
no purpose, was induced to try bottle of DIR. Chris
ties Basan, which purchased at your establishment
and before had taken half bottle, found myself
cured. With the bottle have cured two Of my
children who were equally as bad myself would
advise every one suffering with this disease, to try
bottle Immediately.
Yours, TEOS. NARRIS
For sale by Hoffman, Benton q 10. 9lw4
Where Bakers Pain Panacca is applied, pain cannot
existits penetrating properties are remarkable 1t
has performed many wonderful of Rheumatism,
Collie Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea Pain in the side &c.
when everything else of similar nature had failed
The secret oft lies in its peculiar composition
OF rare and powerful drugs from the East Indies while
Its stimulating qualities unequaled. No one need
fear evil results from incautons use although pow
ertul to destroy pain it is yet harmless in effect.
Sold by Hoffman, Benton & Co., in McGregor. Price
Csc, so and 81 per bottle. Sec advertisement. 1w
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NEW FIRM
Windsor Union Store |

yHyHE undersigned having bought the entire stock
of Goods formerly belonging to Huntington &
Knight, have commenced business under the name
- -
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DiSSOLNfiOyl Notice.

VUNHE co-parnership heretofore existing under the
il firm OF Huntington knight is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. The Books and Accounts Of
the late firm will be found at the old stand, and We
hope friends will call at early day and settle
their accounts by note or otherwise.
g. HUNTINGTON,
RALPH l.. KNIGHT.
Farmersburg, Jnne 90, 1S5sn9lw3
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List OF Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Nc
~ Gresor, for the quarter ending June LIST.
1853. Persons calling for the following letters,
will IlnaGn talu arfiSnd
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Democratic State and Congressional
Cen Infnhinnc

Cur columns will not admit of the full FRO.
ceedings. Below will be found the Resolutions
adopted.
The committee on resolutions reported al
about 1l1a o'clock at night, Hon. Ben NJ.
Samuels, Chairman, representing the major
ity of the committee, submitted the follow.
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Lager Beer,

L is now admitted that the most wholesome al
: agreeable drink for hot weather, is
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MARRIED

February 20. 1S5SnT2
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NU MBER 81 :
GoaToil and Goal OF. Lamps !sotu
'sApphEs, HARNBss. TRutNK5. g

as next door to Heiskell & Swearjngen =,
oct9 Wheeling, VA.
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GONG HOME WITH TUE GIRES.--Tile entrance
into society may he said to take place after boy
hood has passed away, yet a multitude take the
initiative, before their boards are presentablc
It's great trial. either to tender or a tough
age For an overgrown boy to go to u door,
knowing that there are dozen girls inside and
to knock or ring with absolute certainty that in
two inmates all their eyes will be upon him, is
severe test Of courage. 10 go before these
girls and make satisfactory tour of the room
without stepping on their tnes and then to sit
down and dispose of ones hands without put
ting them into ones pockets, is an achievement
few boys can boast. Ifa boy can get so for as
to measure off ten yards of tape with ono of
these girls and cutsit short at each end, he may
stand chance to pass pleasant evening; but
let him not tntter himself that all the lrials of
the evening are over. There comes at last the
breaking up. The dear girls don their hoods,
and put on their Shawls, and look so .saucy, and
mischicvous, and unimpressible, rs if they did
not wish any one to go home with them. Then
comes the pinck, and the boy that has the most
pluck makes up to the pretticst girl his heart in
his throat, and his tongue clinging to the ronf
of his mouth, aud crookiIg his elbow, stanmers
out the words, ''Sliall see You h5;ne. She
touches her fingers to his arm. they walk home
about foot apart, feel as awkward as a couple
of Gpslings. rs soon as sheis safe Inside her
own doors, he struts home, and thinks he has
really been gone and done it. Sleep comes to
him ut last with dreams of Caroline ana Calico,
and he wakes insthe morning ani finds the
doors of life open to him, and the pigs soncalit,s
for breakfast.
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MASONIC DIREC r0aY.

Ohio Lodge No. L0G.-Messs Masonic nall.
e'rner Market and onrOestreets the sra ard
dsyevenings of eaehmOnth. G.. W. s,arTs, w. NJ: A4ea
a9ser bq~gARiR, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 19S Meets as above on
the 3r9t and thir rhursdsy evening Of each month A.
HsESF11SeER' W NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary
@aseltng Union ChnPter No. 10-SIeets as
Seove onthe second Monday evening of each month w q
Ssavr, MP; S. VI. Pearson, Secretary.
WheettnE EacNn PnneotzN no. I.-Meets as
boVe on the fo"ra Monday evening each month W. J.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.
WHOLESALE d ISETATI, e. - =
II SHEPPARD, NO.131 Main ST. corner OF Union VIM
= continue to keep on hand large and cg,nplee
Gentlemen'S Saddles Fine Coarse IarLtss TrunSs
Vaces, Carpet Bags, SntcEes Collars alnes, WHIPS &C.
lwOuldrespecfully call attention toy stock and ffs
by strict attention and continuance
A kinds Of repairng promptly done, ard in a proper
manner. ;. IN fnss j. b. SHEPPARD, H5f
Z-sePzo- -. l3i Main st.
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"trgialu" hodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
e'enins atthe HAIL. corner of Market and
NAr R'cus N. G.. Taos. B. A'Esqa, Secretary.
Frna'Siin lodge No. 13.-HIeet asaboveevery
Monday evening. wM. TAYLOR, N. G.; RTllian, p
AaEs'uey, Secretary.
Wra. Tell Lodge No. ,B8.-Meets asaboveeve.
~ Wednesday evening. FRSnERtok MILLER, N. G.; John
SsIade Secretary.
,ySss,tug Lodge No. 59.-Meets as above every
G:o arOurs, N.G., NJ n. B,rrysiV, Secretary.
PHnoIa hodge No .S9.-&Ieets as above ever,
Ftaayev4aiag. J, ,W6oDsTRx,.N. e.; w ". RlGHchGrd
Jr., Sscretary.
VIM Tell EucH.n2weut No. 3 39.-Meetsa as
above the and fourth Tuesday evenings oreacb
month. F. baUass, c. p; Ches. LinoE, Scribe.
A'r""a'R ERcNmPraeut No. 1.-Meets as
&Hoyethe HrStanAtAft raesday evening" of each month
~ N.ollSE, o.p.; Geo 8tfrd, ,yr Scribe. [Marel. IS
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!.9aE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS

1subscriberswho do not give express notice to the con-
rary considered wishing continuether subscrp
tOns. 'EH
an subscribers order the iscontnuaRce of their PERI
odcas, the publisher continue to send them until
e lragcs paid.
neglect refuse to take their periods
Gals from the Offices to which they directed they
e3Ponsbe TIL the have settled the bill ordered them
is;ontinued. =
AT subscribers to other places wIthoutnform
rection. they aIE held responsible.
5The Courts shave decided that refusing perod
from the Office, removing leaving them uncaIet
sr,asI'r SGe1G evidence of Ofintentional fraud.
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threshold, tie threshold he had crcpt over
Should lie ever re- cross it. and tic clock in the
corner said 'never-forever.' There was some.
thing tuggng at his heart-strings, but he went.
He went down the road; faint voice follows
him, and a bird onsa tree overhead, sang loud
and clear just then, and he hardly henrdIt!lc cry;
he dare not venture another look; be is lost in
tie woods he is gone.
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III AE1NH purchased the entire stock off, A. ytneer
and made Important aud heavy additions tEi,s; 4
sesp1g good selling mode
20 OBTAIN areasonable share the PATRONAGE
7S old irtets aud the public generally Cali at roT NJ
store! eftfsF fJOjIsJ II n SPf: p1s iTy1,s ~ ss :
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cling agency for tlle IAInerl-
i3ie5'ican Watch assa sysd
T. SCOTT takes pleasure IN tanIlo,nctnr=fo Ia tfp ,,,
- Sens oI wheeling ard that lie 1a1 beer, an,
9lhts wholesale agent for u sale OF Matches fr H.
Of te q 4s,s.
PACK has brought them in almost general
ieis M at my store, lOI 9fan fFee win SSt
s Is aePSS
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WHEEL
THE IN 'Tl[ELLIGENCER
Running Away fton. ones solr.


summing away from Ones Self.
An acquaintance of ours, sci. forth for Europe
'upon-a time with valise in his hand, and as
he crossed the threshold of home, he said, good
the shrill signal Of the train that was 10 bear
him to the port ofdeparture.
Whoever breads what arc called Scenes
Ga3ie go9a morning, refreshing as ices in the
rorJ tu ste'eFs nave made the
ooJ L,,l 1,eir s!leks cut our
5soTts ny we 81. 90 anu "lls out oil our
Tfo' 81 :o.;. 81 oc e,a,;...
- Gss'oA Stii SI Is lart o. me
I iiD ar; ~ .'re ,;'e any one 90 as Jacob.
uIu1 llIt up MS VOICE anuWeep- because he kiss.
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CHoICE FIRST CLASS .INsURANcE

.,ra.
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NOTTCE
II - 0mAa. 40 NcAN.

0TIAa. 3sODGAR, 35s.a
VNTH0LESALE AND III IL anufactnrer3 of Saillss
Brides, HARNESS and Trunks, and dealer ali alil+
ces usually kept by SaddcIs. leave to infoIn 1b
public that he has opened 1855 Matt ST. cor MARKET
Alley where he will he glad any persoIs ant,nE
any OF the above articles. As H. make good work
and sell at far prices, he hops obtain liberal share
OF public patronage Parteuarhttenti3n paid to
work, and repairing done yi :,
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oAURonNs oF2 wHEELrNG.


For information of visiting the cy,ws pub
shthe following list of the different Churches and their
me place of meeting. If there any Mistakes
illmaketh necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. NdtheOO's. EDiscoDdItqn, Corner and Byron
sreets, Rev E. IT, PsRxSs Rector; morning 1O
CLOCK, evening,I.
st. Johns, Episcopdan, Main street. between First and
sscond Centre Wheeling, Rev. j. II. SMITH, A. A Rector
SerYices-Mornng 1O1E;, afternoon 81; night *.
Riat P"AA.:ts'EanS REv R. H. WEED Pastor, ST.
esweenMonrosand afternoon
Second Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; morning evening"
1Hird PrcSbyterid Fifth street. between Chestnut and
lbert South Wheeling, Rev E. wooDs Pastor serv-
ees morning and evening.
Fourth resbytsrtun Rev. A. PAUL., PASTOR NIainstree
between Washington and Adams ss morning and
evening.
Fourth ftreHt Aetlodist Episcopal, Rev J. E. WILSON
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
NORTH Street Methodist Episcopal, REoER Pastor
corner Market and North sts North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
Ctqp'ine Street Methodist Episcopal, Raw T. H. Mon.
oE PASTOR Chapline street, between First and Second
Centre whee:'ngi services morning and evening.
South Raes1iag n. z. C1urch, Rev. j. 8. Hall,
Pastor;services morning and evening.
RfesEi"g Island CaGpcE Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor.
German lCAthOdist Episcopal, Rev, O. HRIyo Pastor
ohapue street, between and Third Centre Wheel
nE.
81. JameS Cathedral, Roman Catholic, RI Rev. BISHOP
B. " WHELAN Fifth streets of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
irst Baptist GhWrcE, Clay St., East Wheeling Rev. Wm
r. MAYB RRY, Pastor; services morning and evening.
associate Reformed Rev. T. MCCLURE, PASTOR cornc
otAtarkat Jefferson sts servcesmornng
Dtsctpes, Market street, between Webster Third
oAnsre Wheeling; services 10s in the morning and ~
evening.
--eHo4soqz Protestant Rev wM HELLER, Pastor, Clav
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
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Having been appointed Agent of the above wen known
Company for Wheeling vicinity am take
approved Fire and Marine Risks the favorable
terms. ~ r. G. BONHANI,
lep16-4ysia Hasu No. &c MainSt.--
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G'rma" Protestant Union Ball, Main street, between
NJ M'nreeand Quincy; services 1OH mo ming.
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s The Insurance Company
OF THE WALDIGYt OF BWIRCaINIA9
INAPIFAL $50o, ,0l0a paid and invested with sur
promptly adjusted and paid. i-4fF l-i - b
H Once next door above NJ; N. Bank, street
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nc CORKESPONDENps

Notwithstanding subscription, advertising or other e.
of the Inegencer should be addressed
Letters concefnina the department of the paper
- .EF,s
writing for publication, will please write
An observance of the above rules will greatly oblge u.s.
ndsecure more prompt attention to
keymtsht otherwise receive
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Incorporated ls1eAchaItsrr perpetual.
Cash Capital. ST., 600, coo. 2

900 Y lI Absolute AND fUNINPAIRED,. 'H
WITH a SURPLUS OF S5G6,3S9;SS.
Andthe prestige eof IS yenrs and experience
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H 4ArAGAH EH g.
REVEALS ABRoAD.-The Great A
~wakeningH shows ne statement through
the land. The monster prayer meetings
at Burton's Theatre, New York, and in
Jayne's Hall Philadelphia are so crowd
ed that larger buildings are sought
In. Canada, the revival spirit is exten-
ding. 5,uaNoS ieo5 slaa
In Cincinnati, increased crowds Of
all classes from out of the Churches,
from tile morning prayer meeting. 1t il
estimated that 1900 have Joined the
different evangelical churches in Cincin.
natl since January last. The owner Of
a famous gambling house has been con-
verified, aud his establishment diseon-
tinued.
In Chicago, prayer meetings are daily
held in twenty-five different places.
In Albany, n. Y. Legislative pray.
er meeting has been organized
In st Louis, the largest hall is daily
crowded.
In Geneva, N Y, prayer meeting,
are held twice each day, besides at n
A. M. the bell rings as p signal fol-
devotional exercises in every household
of every professed Christian,
The BARRIERS in Utica, n. Y, have
closed their shops on Sunday -CZeve.
land Herald.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-30
From Kansas.
81. LoU1s. MARCH 8

A dispatch from Leavenworth the
26th says The constitutional conven.
ton, adjourned from Minueola, met at
Leavenworth on the evening Of the 25th
Charges of corruption were prevalent.
Lane resigned the presidency of the
convention: People satisfied. Demon
stration of Free State feeling. Prefer
president would net be identified with
extremists 1t is supposed the session
of the convention will be short, and that
the Topeka constitution will be adopted
with some notifications. Lane pledged
himself to resign before he could be
elected president of the convention.-
The extremists are becoming more, and
moro moderate in their views.
Six mountain men from Camp Scott
have arrived in this city. They left
Camp Scott Jan. the Goth, or foot, with
pack mules, and encountered several
severe snow storms, They think the
Mormons could easily overcome John
sons command, if they wished.