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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07
FARRELL, HERRING g. CO.'S
PA ENT PION SAFE
TIE FIRE AT DUBUQUE, IOWA.

DuBuouE Jan 2 1889
Gents am requested Ivy Mr.. +. A. c. Cochrane, Of
THIS place, to say to you that the morning of the 4h
Instant about O'Clock, his store took FIRE, and the entire
stock of goods destroyed. Tie heat became sud.
denly Intense that none Of the goods could possibly lie
saved hut fortunately his books and papers which were
in une of your Champion Safes, all preserved per.
ecty. Aud well they may be called Champion, for during
the whole cnulingtuion there lncessanl pouring
of fame duecty upon the safe which contained them -
Aud still, upon opening it, the inside was found to he
scarcely warm, while the outside most severely
scorched. Nous truly, n. \. Mcclure.
Henng's Patent Champion Fire and Burglar. Pr ,of
Safes with HALLS PATENT POWDER.PROOF
LOCKS, uford the greoest security of any safe the
world Also Sldehoard aud Parur safcs OF elegant work
manshir aud finish far plate, &c
FARRELL HERRING Il co. have removed from ~
Walnut ST. to their new store, M. 62a Chestnut ST Z,
ayues Ila) where the largest assortment oi Slies in
the world can be found
FARREI. HERRING K co,
629 CHESTNUT STREET,
(IaYHr's Hhl)
March 10, le50--3n PHILADELPHIA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

Ea SuSnuEI AND Erie RAILnoAD.-Ws
learn from the Williamsport papers that the track
of the Sunuury and Erie Railroad is completed
fer the distance of three miles from that place. So
'hatthe cars can pass over il. The work is pro.
crossing rapidly. and will soon let some Of oul
western friends out the W oods.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07
The Northern Central Railway.


Arrival and departure Of Passenger Trains and after
APRIL leth, ie5o, at SuNBuRy, MS followsi
GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS For Hsrrlsburg 4 Baltimore Leaves eunbury
mai Train p55 A. NJ.
Buffalo Ningata Express, fi4i p. M.
Burden and Passenger, 500
COMING NORTH.
TRAINS From Harrisburg 4 Bat, Arrive NJ surbury.
MAI Train 900 r NJ.
Buffalo and Niagara Express, 1910
Burden and Passenger 900 A. NJ.
GOING NORTH
TRhrss. For willismsror L Elmro, Leaves sunbury.
Mail Tmin ala P NJ.
Buffalo aud Niagara Express, l1I5
Burden and Passenger % 600 A. M.
COMING SOUTH
TRANS. From Elmrs & Wllamspt, Arrive at sunhury
Mail IRAN, J52 A. NJ.
Buffalo and Ningara Express, IL 3s r. NJ.
Burden aud Passenger. 400
The shamoIsin valley and Pottsvilie Railroad
Passenger train leaves Sunhury nt 5i5 A. NJ
Mt. Carmel, -43O p. NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co. OF
NJ MIDDLE PENNsYLvASIA--An Act incorpora-
tng this Company, having been passed by
the late Legislature OF this State, 10 be 10.
Gated in nLe borough OF Danville, ;he Com
nlissoners named in the act met at the
House Of Geo. W. Freeze, on last Tuesday
and orgnr lied said Company by tue election
Of the following officers, VIZ
PresideDt- VIM. Folimer, Of North'd co.
Vice President-Dr. I. Il. Hull. of Mou-
tour.
Secretary ohm Everitt, OF NJ ontour.
Treusurer--Sanuel Y orks jr, ol Muntour.
The following persons we're elected to
constitute the Executive Committee, who
transact all The business OF the Company,
VIZ -
Montour GOWN. Iorks, Abm Wagner
COiumbid cO.-P. Nj. Trough ID A. Bowman !;
Northumberland cO.-Elldu J ohm, }. $. Gear.
hart.
The Company is now fully organized and
will proceed nt once upon the business Of
Insurance, which IS to be confined to farmers
exclusively--no property in villages, town or
cities ben. allowed to be insured by this
company ut any rate whatever. 1t Is in the
hands OF prudent, active aud enegetc gen.
tlemeD, aud will no doubt prove safe, sare
aud useful institution. The inrmers OF this
section OF county ought to insure Literally
III this Company, as We understand the rates
will be much below those Of any similar insti.
tuition in the State.
The next meeting Of the Company, for the
election o, Board OF Directors will be 90
the 2d Tuesday Of next December in the
meantime the Commissioners named in thr
Act OF Incorporation will constitute the
Board Of Directors, viz "A bm. ShipmnD,
VIM. Follmer, Stephen X lase. jr., Eida John
j. 5. Gearhar,, j. r. iiu!l, Jos. Levers,
Ahm. Wagner John McWlliams, William
Y rks. d. ". Clark, Enamel Lazarus, Ma
thiss Applemau, p N. Trough and Allen
Bowman - DunriNe Democrai
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

gag- The lovely weather Of this week is re-.
markable. Never have we known the month
Of May to cone in more auspiciously. We
have every reason to hope for on abundant
harvest.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

"Blue Hill, around whose base the Sus-
quehanna laves its waters, presents a grand
and picturesque scenery, aud inspires one
equally as much as do the rugged peaks Of
Switzerland ths Swiizer
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07
Increase in ls59--tons,

Increase n 1s59-tons 23,u5j s6osOs
Ill the regions show en- increa Sc for the
week over the CORES ponding week last year
except the Schuykill and Trevorton. The
loss from the Schuylkil is by railroad.-
Miners journal. 3OM ut.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

rE' The river is in fine rafting order, and
large quantities Of timber aud lumber are CO.
ing down. The lumber trade Of the West
Branch seems TO be increasing,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07
SHAMCKIN BANK.

do certify that tho above statement is true 10
the best OF ny knowledge and nrlisL
5. JOHN Cashier.
Sworn befIro me thi. ID day of May. A. D.
1859. GEorsx II. Comm, J. +.
Shamokin, Nav Cd, 1859.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07
THE AM ERICAN
H. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

To AuvEnrisERs- The circulation Of the sunbury
American anrng the different towns on the susquehanno
eqaaed by any paper published in North
ern pennsylyania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

sY- The editor OF the Miitonian, paid o
visit to Northumberland last week and speaks
of the ins scenery of the Blue Hill as fol,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

SILVER wATCHEs.-A few double case
~ English Silver Watches. for sale al very low
prices ty H. b hAssER-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

TIE MOST REMARKABLE CURE or
RECORD.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07
Communicated.
Mr.. EplToR:

Mr.. EproR:
The statement made in
your paper some time in March. on the con-
diton of the First German Reformed Con
gregatiop worshipng in Sunbury," was incor-
rect. Then the liabilities of said congrega.
were estimated at 500 whereas they in reali.
ty amount TO about, 5000 90
At the dinner on the 22d Of
February, $266 90 were
realized, of which $3.50 90
were paid TO creditors, de-
ducting which. leaves to be
paid, ESQ 90
The SIG 90 not paid over,
remained in the hands Of
the Treas, according to
order, gave S4 90 to the
Sewing Society, and the
remaining Sl2 90 he paid
to the Treas. of the Con.
gregatioD.
The amount realized at tho
Ladies Fair held by the
Sewing Society, during
April Court was, 1882 so
Expenses, II 80
Deducting which leaves, 4lO co
Remaining from dinner, IL 90
Leaving, 422 GO
Amount due creditors, 1927 40
This amount it is hoped can be raised by
subscription.
We raised thus, through the liberality Of
our citizens, in all $672 CO. We are hearti.
y thankful to the community for their kind
patronage and liberality. May the giver of
every good and perfect gift, bountifully bless
yeu fromsbis rich store Of Heavenly Grace.
for having ministered TO us. and through us
to Him. We can but thank you--may he
bless you.
By order Of the
CONsISToRY.
SrSSclY. Nay 4, 1889.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

The Columbia Democrat publishes the FOL
lowing portion OF a letter from Charles II.
Bnckalew, giving on account Of the earth.
quake OF Quito:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-07

Fishers Drug and Chemical Store
May 7ih, 1850.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
] KANAWHA7C. H, ia, .TU EsDAY. MAY 10 1850

: without any such provision. and as ltex
, Eisted upder the articles Of Confederation
Il isa common error 70 suppose thai thi
article was any concession BY the Nortl
70 the South, the right was complete,
without the section. ".
rs The tirst law ever passed for the aboli
tion OF slavery, was the acts ofthe Legis
iature az Pennsylvania, dated lst March
1880, drawn up BY Dr. Franklin, and en-
Iacted under his auspices. n
4 The eleventh section Of that act pro
iEyides. II That this act, Or any thigg in ]
Econtained, shall not give any relief o
shelter 20 any abseondlng pr runaWayse
gro q n'ntaao SLAVE oF servant. who hal
Iaosented himself from his pr her owner
master mistress, residing 10 any othel
STATE or COUNTY, BUT such OWNER, MAS
TER Or MISTRESS SHALL HAVE LIKE RICH
AND Alp no DEMAND. cLAIM AND TAXI
AwAY HIS SLAVE OR sERyAsT, AS HE NIGH
HAVE HAD IN CASE THIS ACT HAD NO.
BEEN MADE. y.
Il L must be remembered that the tern
COUNTRY atthattinne, could only apply u
the contiguous colonies Of Florida, Yves
ladies' snd Louisiana, then lin possession
q Great h britain France and Spain. Th,
treaty between the United states apt
treat Britain, signed a. Ghent, 10 Deceni
fber, 1914, recognized the same rule, anc
We award made under the srGltrtnleRt @
the Emperor Of Russia, provided ior the
4 payment q tne slaves which they had taker
irom the Southern States during the wal
ut 1879
Inc third section q the celebrated
WHoeflorce Act OF zSth August, t655
stlpulates that the owners Iof al slaves
That are not found within the Colonies
shall pe paId The price Of such slaves, un
tess they shall have been brought int
any PartIof the United Kingdom Of Grea
~ 5fsfasn ana ireland st with the consen
~ sneir Ppssessofs. ~ winch GAS
alene lne Z, saves snan pe lree--cieariy al
ntesln 1nas { luglslye slaveiooes not De
Go &, ..es ~ nying from PIP mast 1 !,
lne oa.n see.lon III .nls ~ = g 3, iel
loMs Ano % i luIlaef sahc,eu, 4ha
ho.ii Y tnis ast censsaheo aoen J, 81 snai
sA.snu soaRy o. tle 1errl.or,ss q ne q fas
tfaau SoR1yany'or 70 w y islan ~. o. gsyton
fors Vi 'he fIsi y q 'oa,4 fIetes e 4
\ Il u9aef t1is provision anaL ane East IN
Epla 1olnPany own o0' Ito,voo,4oO q saves AVS
1 Mnosv cono 81. g serY,suus nag remain
~ g ever e slnce u y e lS'
u 'ne ease = 'hs save uEac al Sailag z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

dandy. with more beauty than
brains. cOurted an heiress. who. althcngh
very accomplished. was by Is nssans
handsome. One day be said Il hsr i
M dear. as ugly as you are love
as web as though yop were pret.Yis
Thank you loye, was the reply: I
can rntnrn the compliment iof, XII q
yol ere. ] love you as though lyss hSa
wit. =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

What shall It profit 4 man If he
pahlish q paPera whole year and then
lose bis subscription
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

i In one If tue departmeuts bf Switz.
erland there arc over two thousand
girls constantly making Aqt1tss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
! MISUNDERSTANDING.

8 M AsFN = III z = r. 'EE98
DBRWELL q FORD, having been ap-
I'D appointed as agents for Mnnn's Ken
ltucky Lime, are at the public service 70
furnish small Or large quantities Of the
same. No use to recommend. Give il q
trial. II stands on IT'S own goodness.
PRICE, per barrel, eat the wharf-hoat, RI.
Pleasant. 81 go. All orders will meet
prompt attention.
Pt. Pleasant. June 7, 1856, y2n8n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

BE content with What yon hare, a
the TAI said to the trap, when be saw
that be had left part 81 bis faiI III Il.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

laziness travels 80 slowIthat pow
crty soon overtakds her.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
no TILE PNBLIC.

Il ANDREW PARKS, of Kanawha county,
and LANES w. HOGE, OF Paitnam county,
having entered into Partnership. as Attorneys
ana Counselors at Law, under the style ei
PARKS Il HOGE. for the counties Of Mason
;snd Putnam; wIllattend all5he comfy, quar-
.tsrlv and. circuit courts iii those countess and
!, III attend promptly 10 all business which
may be entrusted to them, appertaiiaing 70
theif profession. PARKS q HOGk.
ian. / !, 1855
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

When Is 4 cloek on the stairs ian!
gerops When Il uns dowil.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10

aTOB Norkof all kinds doneaatl this Office
81 lawyers and other BLANKS printed
with neatiless aud dispatch.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
Notions III wholesale.

NOtl0us ~ ~ hOIssNIps 81
NITE have on hand, and will sell. at whole
NV ssle, Notions. at Cincinnati Of Eastern
Prices. 4-29 MAY Il VEIL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
JERRY WARNER

~ ond info,m the public that he Is always
ieady at his
BaEbe1. Sh0F9 81
.,,nnosife the Kanawha House, to wait oh
Gentlemen al The shortest notice. Give him 4
can If you wanta good shave Of have your
hair cut 81 dressed
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-10
MEDICAL AND DENTAL.
{ BIZ. WI il. CUsIIaIAN,
DIa. WATKINS a SON,

Nam f1QSEPH f.. WATKINS will be iii fu-
ttne associated with me in the pTaiice
Il alaiclae. All calls I'd tile country will be
s,oplntly and regularly attended 10 by him,
sxbeT hi professionally absent. Office one
aaoy belowf lie posi- Office sff
Il Jnac 23d. 1858 ~ TIC. WATKINS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06

Tho Rothschild Bridal Dinner.
The Paris correspondent Of the Literary Ga.
zetts says:
"A great event in the beau monde Of this
place has been the ROthschild marriage. The
magnidcence was beyond oil description: and it
would appear that splendors. vicing with those
recountcd in the Arabian Nights, were lavish
cd upon an entertainment to which nobody vas
admitted. mean the dinner given after the
nuptial ceremony, and at which some sixty or
seventy Rothschilds alone were present. As no
one hut the family was present at this fawcion
AS the Spaniards cntitle their bull fights and
other amusemcnts-of course the feminine
public curiosity has been immcasurably excited
BY il, and every young male Rothschild has
been cross-examined BY the fair ladies of Paris
ever since, in order that they may arrive u an
approximate knowledge Of the festive scsne.'
Itseems all the plate Of all the houses Of Rotshs-
childs nearly was forthcoming for this banquet
at least; the London chief sent bis dinner SER
vice over to his cousin Of Paris, and the entire
changes Of the more than threescore guests
were made in silver and silver gilt plates,
dishes. everything was of the precious metals,
as ct the royal tables. only ut desert, was psr-
ceived the priceless service Of old Ssvres, be-
longing TO the Paris pdter tamilios. and whereof
each plate represents somewhere about kings
ransom.
Gas to the viands on the table, they came
from every country and every cline there
were swallows nests from China, sterlets "a
fish Of excessive high price in Russia. Of the
size Of salmon, and Of fat, orange-colorsd fesh)
from Russia, reed birds and canvass back ducks
from America, bustards from Spain, pheasants
from Bohemia. entrees Of pcacocks brains, It.
lets of buffalo hump. and. one Of my lady in-
formants declares-salmis Of Brazilian parrots
Every salt or fresh water has yielded 1p -
fish every moor, marsh, and forest it, fowl !;
every hot-bsd. heated by fire or the sun, it,
fruit and every grape that ever hung anywhere
its wine. As to the flowers with which the
table aud the dinner room were ornamsnted, It
IL affirmed that there were 500 pounds worth.
& mean El 500 English All the windows
were covered with trellis work, over which were
framed the choicest creeping plants Of the trop-
les, shedding their luscious perfumes al round.
If the repast was worthy Of an emperor Of a
century ago, the tribe Of Rothschild seems to
have been worthy Of it, and to have done it
due honor. In the first place It 10 affirmed that
the ladies' present wore upon their persons be.
tween twenty and thirty millions Of francs
worth Of jewels, aad In the way Of doing honor
to the banquet, those who partook Of it at at
table from half-past six TO midnight !"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06
From the Rockford Republican.

From the Rockford Republican.
From Fixes Peak.
We give below a letter from Mr.. SHREDDER,
now in Leavenworth, to Mr. Hambright, Poet
Master at this city. Mr.. ). IL Z very worthy
young man, and his statements may be
regarded a. entirely reliable. His accounts
from the gold mines are very encouraging:
LEAvENwoRrH CIrY. March S. SO.
Dear Friend Your letter just to hand con.
tents noted Persons going to the gold mines
can get all their outfttings as cheap IN Leaven.
worth a. at St. Louis. would advise all your
friends who intend going to the gold mines, to
come TO Leavenworth City to make their start
Ing point. as this lace il by far the nearest and
cheapest place to the mines. A company has
been organic d. with capital Of two hundred
thousand dollars, and with w. II. Russell a.
President. who will run express trains for the
mines. They commence running on the 10th
Of April. and will take passengers and freight
cheaper thar any other com yahy.
Wshave cheering news fom the mines daily.
Gold is said I" be found everv where in that re.
zion have now in my possession nugget
Of gold weighing f'ty-three dollars, it was
found by s. E Harrison, on Longs Peak, IN
Clear Creek, . tributary of the south Platte-
Mr. Harrison is reliable man. / know him
well he started from here about three months
ago. am satisfied all he saws is true he ad.
vises ell his friends t. come out and says they
cannot help but do wen. He sends . nugget
Of gold to be sold and the proceeds to be sent
to his poor father. | paid fifty five dollars for
it and intend sending it t" Mr. Hager, President
Of the farmers Bank, Of Lancaster. It is in
deed handsome specimen. have directed
Mr.. Hager t" send it to Drexel, Rroker in Phil
adelphia, a. a specimen. Not doubt it will ere.
ate quite sensation. Our city is filing up fast
with emigrants.
Yours. truly,
JOHN F. SHREDDER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06

y 0oys
The Janeville 7smcs publishes letter from
. Mr.. s. A. Taylor, dated at Cherry Greek, to
G. A. Bennett, of that city. These are the
principal portions of the letter;
eve are all doing we'll we have made
more money in ono month than any miner did.
that ever knew in six in California. You
may think it big story il tell YOU how am
averaging here. have made 40 high a. $50
in one day, but not on an average my aver
age days work one with another, will 60 -
high az eli per day and that Is Gods truth
send you some Of the dust 90 yoa can see
how it looks. ASS
1t 10 Pretty tight times to get anything "a
Eat here but meat-thsre 10 plenty Of that
There is plenty Of water to wash gold.-
springs and little creeks ell through the coun.
try. The gold "a carats Ane that We have
got. There are great many coming every
day but there is gO6 enough for all.
The letter urges Mr.. Bennett to 60 immediate.
ly. but the story is monstreus big ons.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06

A Pair Of Boys Compositions.-"On Indus
try.-lt is bad for man to be idle. Industry
is the best thing q man can have, and wife 10
the next. Prophets and kings desired il long.
and died without ain. Fiuis."
"On the Seasons.-There is four seasons.
Spring. summer. autumn and winter. They
are all pleasant Some people like the spring
best; but as for me. give me liberty Or give me
death. The end"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06
For Pixies Peak.

4 SPAN Of horses for sale; light, handy and &C.
~ tive, with silver plated haFnsss, and open top
busy Having Travelled the greater part Of Texas
and back the past season, they in excellent cond
ton for trip across the plains. Also, mare with
foal, same age, fast trottsr.
win be sold low or exchanged for lumber, OF Real
Estate in McGregor. SPENCER ELLSWORTH.
Rlksder February I, 1859 l2Ow4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06
ClermOnt Forever

THVIIE Railroad Is lOca'ed here, and so y J. q.
DOUD. We have become . fixed fact at our
old place, tho Fountain Saloon and Eating House,"
opposite the Clsrmont Hotel which we are still
ming aud where 1t all times ready to treat our
guests with the best OF every thing commonly kept In
Q drst class eating saloon.
We would return our thanks to our friends and
patrons xmsr favors BY close astsutioo
to business to merit . contin uance OF the same.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06
4atest Mews.


The Government Of Paraguay is anxious for peace.
Mr. Bowlin Minister there has agreed to Com
nissionsrs and talk the troubles over.
Nicaraguan affairs continue to auttsr along unss.is-
factory to everybody. In few weeks something de-
finite will turn up in that country.
Aaron Jones, the trainer Of lIecnan has sent Tom
Sayers . challenge for $1,000.
Utah news reports terrible SHOWS and Indian robber-
les.
Gov. Lowe recommends April 22d, GOOD Friday y A.
day offasting and prayer.
+. r. Meagher Is associated with James T. Brady in
the defence Of sicklss it is said that NO prominent
lawyer can be employed asainsst Sickle.
J. O. Insbuch, . German Liz uor dealer and Banker
Of Milwaukee, was nominated for Mayor Of Milwaukee
By the "Peopls," but he declines.
First Asst. p. NJ. Gen. King issues circular to the
press stating that no new ohcss viii b established in
the country till after the next session Of
MONEY to pay expenses with:
Chisfjustics Wilton Of wisconsin man universally
beloved expired at his residence In GAINESVILLE on Satur.
day morning
mission to Bogots-As has the commission In his peck
st.
Marshal jenkins arrested negro 1t Harrisburgh
supposed to be fugitive slave, and excitement was
got up about Il.
The snow at La Crosse on Saturday last was ~
inches dssp-good seishing was expected for day o.
two.
The Suffolk Mills In Boston were burnt on the I'd.
Chicago. S. Louis and Milwaukee markets for wheat
and Flour are unchanged and dull.
The Straits Of Macknaw are open. ...s-
Lake Pspln b reported BY Capt. ordsn ~ ~. KV
City TO have IL to Is inches Of solid ice YET.
The reports from Pixies Peak are extremely contra
dietory. Some accounts say s to SO day are made
while others tell Us the whole thing btupendous
humbug.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06
ESTRAYEI

ESTRAYED.
LNRON the Subscriber living uear Elkadss In Read
Il Township, about the middle ofMsy lssta
Brown Mare Colt,
Two years old last spring. medium size, marks os
brands psrss,vabls except small white spot in the
torohsad, black legs, mane sud tail.
will reward any ONE literally who will give me any
information leading to her recovery. t5.
Eikaasr, Dee. ~, lsoSnlAu3 JAMES HILL.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06

City Eiection.-On Saturday next the Me.
Gregor Corporation election will take place
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