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UARPEn's Ferry, Oct. 20-Midnght.
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UNCONaUERARLR sTOICIsFs or
brown.
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How Brown nnd his NEOsIndcd
Companion Appear.
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Rm-For Locale, Telegraph, and other
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GrBelow we give the Cincinnati Gatss,e's
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tween Old Brown and ssversl prominent gentle
men who were present on the occasion
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WHY THE ATTEMPT AT HARPRR's PERRY
WAS MADE.
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He Defends his Course and Gives a
Message 10 the Reporters.
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senator pssson and MR.. valInndfg-
ham ana others ask Questions and
brown answers them,
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rrRssd,as Maasr On F'ety PaRs..l1
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CONVERSATION WITH ossA-
WATOEHIE BROWN.
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INTEREsTINa oONFEssIONs,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-16
The way they do IT..

Pixies Peak letters state that the manner
Of gathering the gold in those diggin e, is pc.
culiar. A man takes frame work of heavy
timbers, built like stone boat, the bottom Of
which is composed of heavy iron rasps. This
frame work is hoisted up to the top of the
Peak, and the man gets on and slides down the
side of the mountain. As he goes swiftly
down, the rasps OH the bottom Of the frame
work scrape off the gold in immense shavings,
which curl up on to the machine, and by the
time tie man gets to the bottom, nearly 3 ton
of gold is following him. This is the common
manner of gathering it.
Another plan is to bore hole in the side OF
the mountain and gil it with coal and bitumen.
A rousng fire is then built, and the proprietors
sit around and "blow it," Shortly the gold
begins to soften and melt, when quickly, o
stream Of molten gold, as thick as your leg,
runs out through the fire, and is caught in
moulds of sand made for tho purpose, from
whence the gold comes in sheets eight or ten
feet square, Of the thickness of firstclass boil
er iron. Gold is too plenty here, in fact. A
paper Of tobacco will buy two tons of it. l
am turning my attention to something different
I have found in the Gulch from which ] date
| this letter, Jumps Of gold nearly as large as a
hand-sled fairly encrusted with diamonds, l
have dropped the gold business since, and
have been steadily laboring in the diamond de-
partment. You will not believe mo perhaps
| but it is solemn fact that have already col;
lected pan full of splendid diamond nearly as
large as your fst-more or less-and among
them are over hundred, larger than piece
Of head.cheese.
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Early Wheat.


Our Wisconsin exchanges State that the
best Spring Wheat grown in that State is the
early sown, and it would be we'll for Iowa and
Minnesota farmers to make note Of it. The
season is opening quite early and there will
probably be no good excuse for delay.
Put in all the grain you can and trust to the
future to bring you good price War in Eu.
rope looks now to be inevitable and you can
guess what general war will bring with it
even on our own side Of the water tho indica-
tons of war are not trifling and if Great Bri.
tain and France insist on managing our Gulf
neighbors 1t will be- but a short time before our
people order ''hauds of |" at the mouth of the
cannon.
War, or even its strong anticipation, will
divert labor from the farm and larger supplies
will be required to feed an active or merely an
enrolled soldiery. The Pixies Peak emigra-
ton whether greatly successful in mining or
not, will cause great demand tor food for the
coming year at least hence, view it in almost
any aspect and the signs of the times point to
good prices. Then pillow and SOW all you can
that you may be prepared to realize = fortune
out of the difficulties, follies, meannesses, fan
cies and necessities of Gods uneasy human
family.
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The DANGERS OF SUocEss.-When .
man gets above his business, or in other
words when ho gets pulled up by sue
cess and becomes selfish, prond anb ar
rogant, you may reckon for dead cert
ainty that he has rerached a point from
which he will begin to 60 down; and if
he shoulp happen to tall as pretty surley
he will. to the lowest point no one will
pity him. the whole-souled, true man,
will grow humblr as he rises; and the
greater his success. the more courteous
and generous will he be to all who are
trying to rise,
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Complimentary.

Complimentary.
The following complimentary notice of Geu.
JOINS is taken from the Washington Union of
March 9Th. 1t will be seen in another part of
our paper that the General has declined:
The Mission TO BoGorA-The President
Of the United tates has nominated to the Sem
ate, for the mission to Bogota, the Hon.
George W. Jones, Of Iowa, late senator from
that State. This appointment was altogether
unsolicited by Mr. Jones or his friends, and no.
thing Of the sort was known to or expected by
that gentleman until the appointment had gone
into the Senate for confirmation.
1t is worthy tribute to the worth and fideli
ty of a faithful public servant. No constituent.
cy ever had more energetic and untiring re-.
preventative in the public councils than the
people of Iowa and the Northwest have had in
this sterling and indetatigable democrat and
We do not believe that an appointment could
have been made to give more qualification and
satisfaction 20 = great region OF the Union than
the one which the President has thus tender.
ed, unsolicited, to the able ex-senator from
Iowa.
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X. Road Exploration. Vol. TX of the
Railroad Explorations. book Of zoos quarto
pages sent Us by Senator Harlan, allusion to
which is made in another column, we find many
things to excite the idicule of every man who
has INDUCED in the dream that common sense
guides our National law -givers in the sxpendi-
ture of public money. For instance: There
are 1913 birds described, and there ia no informa'
ton about Railroad whatever from the his
tories of the Cyanura cristita blue Jay,) the
Campylorhy Lynchus Brunneicapapillus (only
Brown Thrush, dear reader) to that of the
Scolecophagus cyanocephalus (Black.bird) and
the Cupidonia Cupido (simply Prairie Hen
with eighteen feathers in its tail") there is no
mark or brand that reflects ray of light on the
railroad question
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PLUM GaovE, March 8. 1858.


Dear Times May mortal woman presume
TO lay aside her lhimbIe and needle, her broom
and dsh.towel for little season, and venture
unbidden into the august editorial presence p
Pardon the temerity, if 50 you deem it, and
believe me that friendly interest in the Times,
is my only excuse for my rashness; for on its
well filed columns We rely for tidngs from the
great eastern world from which we are separst.
cd by the Father of Wa,ers.
Some months since we came to the conclu-
sion, that our county paperwas not all sufficient
to supply an inveterate propensity for the latest
news, more especially as said paper was inva-
riably, from seven to ten days coming twelve
miles, which the variest old fogy will admit is
rather slow travelling for this fast ages And
90 the good man (staunch Republican that be
is) journeying to your city decided to try the
Times few months having found good
newspaper which comes every week, "as pune
tual as lover to the moment sworn" it is not
to be given up if my voice has any weight in
the family council. So | have been giving
him (speaking after the manner Of the Hoosier
ladies OF my acquaintance.) gentle reminder
Of the propriety Of renewing his subscription,
lest the Times cease 10 visit our 6reside-
Query Am getting "out of my sphere" II
you think 90 will not mention the subject
again. for have no ambition to set up for one
of the strong minded (not having the requisite
capital,) to be cut up by merciless editors for
the entertainment Of their readers.
Were il not for the characi eristic modesty
which Restraints me from promulgaling my own
opinions, in the presence of editorial wisdom
might perhaps hint that some Of the leading
articles Of the Times are obnoxious to my Re-
publican proclivities But what Of that
am bound to read them nevertheless, and have
mot the we'll perused Tribune to which may
turn for an antidote might venture to ad-
NIT that the "Litile Giant is not my paragon
statesman and Is for his presidential prospects,
I think the 'Colonel's' much brighter. that is
on the the improbable suppOsition. that SEN
sible man could be induced to descend from
the honored chair editorial, to enter into the
undigni6ed squabble for the chair Presiden-
tial
But fancy that the equanimity of neither Of
the dignitaries aforesaid, would be disturbed
in the least by my opinions pro or con, 81
shall say nothing about them: ! dare say they
are Is fully determined to have their own way
40 any woman could be, Notwithstanding the
we'll known perversity Of the feminine gender.
Wherefore should trespass longer upon the
atence of the editorial fraternity. and they
so exacting? Such perfect or!hography, such
precise chirosraphy, such faultless punctuation
as they require to enable them TO comprehend
the ideas Cor the lack of them,) Of every sim
pleton who bores them with correspondence.
Thank your stars that woman's hand is no!
as free aud tireless as her tongue, else might
scribble on forever instead Of now subscribing
myeelf Truly.
YOUR CONSTANT READER
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II Mr.. Skemp, the Iowa correspondent
Of the Sunday School Banner is catching it all
round. The Muscatine Journal, Dubuque Sun
and other papers are putting him through quite
lively. The Sun advises him to forbear get
ting up the famine dodge to extort aid from
eastern friends.
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KENYON'S NEW
SKY-LlCHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

nvEN the Post Office, McGregor, II now open and
~ ready for visitors. Thankful for your liberal pat
merritt in the future by making such lectures and ~
such prices shall please ALL feel confident that
do co. having had ten years practice OF the
aSs1 Il On. to ten
seconds at c5 cents to 10 dollars. O. A. KENYON.
Mc0ssgor, Nov. II, lS5Sn0tf
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ClerlnOnt Forever /!

YuNHE Railroad Is located here, and so ID u. a.
DOUD. We have become fixed fact at our
old place, the aFountain Saloon and Eating House,
opposite the Cermont Hotel which we are still
ming, and where at all times ready to treat
guests with the beat OF every thing commonly kept IN
Q first class eating saloon.
Wewould return our thanks to friends and
patrons for former avcrs aud hopes by close attention
TO business to merit continuance of the same.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-16

Jones-A hired man named Jones recently
ran off with Mrs. Martell Of Rockford Hin
OILS. the wife Of his employer. Mr.. NJ. wa
left with two pledges Of affection.
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Sights for Farmers In Iowa.
There are many sights in this western land.
to surprise the farmer immigrating from the
east. He will be surprised, and delighted by
the appearance Of the fine rolling prairies, and,
by the many proofs of the productiveness Of
the soil-another pleasant feature at present,
noticed in Iowa, is the the good opportunity
to buy land, improved or wild tho hard times
compelling the ouerreaching man. to part with
few of his wide extending acres.
The great number Of we'll finished farm
houses however, afford good proof of the gen.
eral forehanded condition of our farmers
One thing more of moment we notice in Iowa :.
There is good display of the best Of Reapers
and othec agricultural implements, by our far
mers who evidently do not count the cost of
this gratuitous exhibition-nor does it please
the eastern men to notice 50 much property
uselcssly wasting away-mAny western far
mcrs leave their Reapars, Threshers and other
implements out in the field where they were
last used, and there they rem lin whole year.
till they are again required for use, at which
time their owners are surprised to see them
smashed up, undera slight strain. But glance
at the dozy timber tells the whole story and
the farmer is heavily taxed for repairs at .
time when he is in most need Of means to carry
on his husbandry. Now we propose a simple
remedy as follows:
Take your farming implements, as soon as
Il han, tn Oh
bic TO protect them from the storms. Place
them under this shed, on blocks sufficiently
high to protect them tom the moisture of the
earth, and you will save more than the interest
of the money invested in your implements,
even, il you reckon interest at IOp.r cent and
construct sheds on purpose of that.
This piece Of advice being gratuitous is in
tended for the benefit of the farmer, and not
for those who have machines for sale. X.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS d Gunnison, Whole
sale Grocers of Milwaukee, have favored u
with a Pamphlet embodying Report of the
Manufactures and Produce Trade of Milwau.
kee for the year SO. 1t lisa very interesting
work and we shall take occasion to draw from
it when space allows q more extended refer
cnce to it. We are obliged to you, Gentlemen.
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For Pixies Peak.

A SPAN sI Of horse. for sale light, handy and -.
Buggy Having travelled the greater part Of
and back the past season. they in excellent cond
ton for . trip across the plains Also, mare with
foal, same age, . fast trOtter.
Will be sold low, or exchanged for lumber, Real
Estate In McGregor. SPENCER ELLSWORTH.
Elkader, February !, 1859 l20w4
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pA youngster Of l6 ran away last week
with youngstress Of l5-pity to disturb such
sweet little pair, but the prudent parents were
chasing them up at the last date.