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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ST. JOsEPH,s FEMALE ACADEMY.
l. L c Ill 20 Y u XIRGINIA

IONDTFTED
BY THE SIS TIERS OF CHARITY
fINiils INSTITUTION will resume sud!e- the frat
= scrterli,.r.
BoAtnER,--For Board, Tuition and nsc Of Bed and Bel.
ding, a!so "r Washing and Mcndny pay per annum $3.50
p'd ss'ai. annually, in advance" There is charge Q. 81
Tor doctors fee
DAY ScI"l.ks-hcccrdins to the Branches they study
ihy from ~ 10 = per quarter In ADVANCE
ron Mr,ic. fEES.n aud faEEOinTEY There i
charge 10Y Tuition nnl u-- 81 Instruments
Letter, adi:c,- 8" ,i- DIECTkESS or 10 Right Rev
H'>liOP NctIll., I'll rncr. '.ih prompt attention.
g Pupil a denomination received on condition
&" rohlofnin: I" the zen raj Discipline IL the School.
i9-i,
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Gn-haf payable the l., day q! october. iNy AID the
remainder the 18th VI February, l>0 strict cOmp.
with this requirement must bc ins,,"! upon.
Deduction will lie mair from these char.t., Ia cases OF
pro,racie sickness.
Money should also be deposited 20 ;.se; the eoniinscn;
rNprl>"r uf hoir'-r.
Boaricrs will Away. accompany ~" Principal 10 The
Prcsby Church the Sabbath uur. Otherwise d.
rectrd by the parent guardian, in which all proper
facilities will br afforded, 10 enable them 10 attend the
CHURCHES preferred.
DR.. lose will tax pleasure in as,S"r!: any letters Of
inquiry wish regard 10 the school.
All business letters should br addressed 20
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XITANTED.-A young man qualified to teach Latin.
w elementary Greek and the ordinary branches o.
Sugl!s education desire, situation teacher. Address,
T.. g. IT,, Powiatan c. H., Va. Aug ll--c3w
IlTANTED.-A situation 40 Teacher in school or
w private family, by college graduate, who has had
considerable experience in teaching.
Address, stating salary, y. c. NEhL
Aug CIV IIarrisunbur., Va.
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SERIOUS AEERky.

Ma uRlEANS. Aug. ga Street aflray oc.
.rei to-day between Doctors Foster and
.i;.n. physicians at the Charity Hospital.
,apl.n was seriously wounded. having re-
al two pistol shots. The cause of the quar-
~. l,n,..>. innnl iraloiisY
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SITUATION WANTED.-By a gentleman who
- has had considerable experience in teaching and been
Principal OF academy for several years lie h, taken
full course OF lectures al the University Of Virginia,
duaied in four Of the schools and been distinguished in the
others.
Testimonials will he given rs TO qualifications g..
Address A. Il. c., Hampton, Va.
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Ar1lIr SANE TINE AND Ply

ATTiIE SAME TIME AND PLACE. the Subscriber viii
cypo. sale, his stock Of Ca,'" Mules Shte Plantation
u,nu.u tc Also, some -. or bushels VI Wheat, ~cvc
raj stacks NJ Oats. Road Wagon !" Carts, and variety o
other articles T. VI. TOMklES.
Au.us ..-c,ds Ashland, Hanover county.
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TEtCIJEnS W.N,rI,n

WANTED-A gentleman Of high qualifications to ill
sity.
Also gentleman TO take charge vi the Primary Depart
mrn
Transmit testimonials state n!l particulars and adj
dress Carr. =. :. BASE
Presi'lcn, Marshall University, Marshall, Texas.
A,,,u ~ -,
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DANyILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

L THE FIRST MONDAY IL SEPTEMBER, 1863.
"A Q ULTY.
EhN GkO9GE W. DAME, PENcIrAL, Higher Department
MRS. MARY NJ DAME Music
MISS ECGENIA C. FELLOWS Painting, Drawn; and En-
broi.lery.
: MRS SARAH r. wArHoP, Mdi!e Department.
MIS- Lucy Z. DAME, Assistant in Musical Department,
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NOTICE.

1 YOUNG MANI firginian By birth and education h.-
n Ing an A. D., graduate Of William and Mary College
aud who has had three years rxpcrcncein teach
Ing m the best schools la Charles City county Virginia
desires TO procure situation TEACHER, in good school
Private family much pr.ierrtd. Would also rather go
South Satisfactory testimonials TO qualc moral
and religious character will be given. Address,
Is. II. j., Blrhamsyilc, r. o.. q,
August a--ctt Ssv Kent ro,iuty v,
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Aug i-c,l, Executor. Of Xe.on sale deed.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS,

MONS. &. +. PARDIGON, tlere Of the College
Iv1 ouserand, Paris, and Bach nert Letres; teach
the French Language and L;era'arca.o, Latin, Greek
and Mathematics, according any programme for -1ami
nations lin Universities.
MoSs PARpIG"S har acquired In the li:s 81 his Intel
ectuH uiean thorough Paris scholarship. lie Was there
among The re"dcte"rs Of daily political and literary pa
per ne Was elected member Of the COMMITTEE 81 the
rars fress and President Of Debating Club OF Students
He was trained TO elocution by careful attendance 10
Michelet and Saint Marc Glrardins Lectures at the Col
eSede France md Sorbonne Guizots Speeches al the
Chanhre dcs Deputies Berryers Pleadne nj the Palas
deJustcc etc. lIel not less acquainted with The Ancient
ana Classical French Literature than with The Modern
aud with many Of the living authors he enjoyed friendly
relations.
Richmond Post Office. bon G3, and &, Dr. Pa!mcrs Main
street, corner Of 9TH.
RsrxEkNuhs-Gov Henry A. Wise; Judge ~. ". Crump
Jos Mayo; L. H. Ayiet Attorney nj Law; J. T. Tucker
Attorney General Col rutherford; o. Jennings WISE A.
torney at Law; Dr. Tucker; Col. Il. W. Mulford.
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LAND, FOR SALE.

order 10 give ms undivided attention I" my profession,
L hereby oI-r sIiEWoD Tor sale -!iGliei IN CARO-
I'm. county within mli,- 81 Pol'Ca' Depot, on tho
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad: con.
tanning hy recent survey. ~ aero The SOL !. very good
and under state % Gnr Improvement, aud l. well
ADAPTED 20 III. growth II Wl.I'. Corn and Tobacco.
The Farm l. situated Ia the heart o the 1obacco.grov.
Ing lection Of CaSolne and II Eo; irs- enough eau be
added To.
TIL. n-s hborhood Is remarkable Tor IS refinement and
sociabil.ty.
Person. wishing purchase all wit the farm. or, for
particulars, addrr,, w. 7 CHANDLER,
.I1nln y a. "A
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la BOMBARIE. French Teacher, who has
IN. had several years experience In teaching, wishes
10 contract us engagement for the ensuing Fall with on.
School
REFKRRNCks
Lieutenant Coonrl H. Graham L. & Army Chicago: W
L. Newberry President OF Galcua and Chicago Union FALL
.oAd Rev H. H. elarkson, ID. D., Jas. Grant Wilson, El
tor Of Chicago Record; John L. Pcyton ESQ Stanton
Va; Rev. L. Park, President acae College, wis; John :
Read, Esp Chicago
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jas. VI. TAYLOR / Sos. Auc'onccr.. An: 5-c,ds
TRI SEEE,S SALE OF TIE LOIDOI y


DY virtue Of deed OF executed by the Lou
Id DOM aud Berlin Bridge Company, one of Which be.rs
date the ..l day c. December, ls> and !, recorded IN
the Clerks Office OF the County Court 81 LnIGoGu county,
Virginia. and the other tlr 18Th dag ~ December, i>5s
and recorded In the Land record. II fT"d rick cOuny,
Maryland the uD.r- gn,d trustee ~ .dii decd. named
will for the purposes therein iu"nour proceed 10 sell a
Public Auction 10 the highest bidder lot ca-h ON URs'
DAY, THE lDTH DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1859, about ls
O'clock ~ In iron; 81 the Toll House, the Ntgnis
sbutrnrn the Bridge of III" said Company In the county
OF Lououn. TIE BRIDGE across III: Potomac River be.
longing 10 the SAID Company together With al the real
estate and other property Of the rii Company and all the
privileges and rights appGrcntt thereto, or cohnrcied
thrcwth, fully the sane conveyed by The said
deeds Of trust The said Bridge ha> been recently bulk Of
the material. AMI IN the most substantial manner u
we'll located connecting Tie LouOur and Berlin Turn
pike road Ioudoun county. Virginia, w ~" Town a" Ber-
lin OH the Chesapeake auI Ohio Canal sg the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Frederick county, Nsryimf Ihs sale
= ,,,,s, cw,i'' DAVID uiNDN Trustee.
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"" NF1'f, U'TWttN IhNV NHH FVHTM 'VttIN.
REV. VI. u. lIOGE, d. D., ! p.,.,r,

.
A. NJ. DCPUY, A. 81, PRINCIPALS
4 SEMINARY Tor the Education Of Young Ladies under
N the control of u. aioTe mentioned gentlemen, will
be opened ia the city OF Richmond the st day .! uc'o-
brr l>j?.
DR.. lIIGg viii have Presidential supervision Of every
thin; connected with tie Institutions and while his other
engagement, viii r-rmi, him devote much time TO
the business OF actual instruction. h. will he present. day
by day, the lectures and rcciatioD--wl personally
pupils, and do all ia lis power 10 promote their ntrre.
,uo and spiritual Improvement.
Mr. DUPUY will devote his whole time 10 tr direct ins'ruc-
ton OF the Young Ladies' committed 10 h- care" those 81
them who boAidrrs will be lrrtici mcnlers OF Ills
family aud every provision will he made for their per.
sonal comfort IN health and in sickness. This parental
charges assumed will; due appreciation o: IL RESPONSE
bihy.
An ample AMI compe,en: corps Of assistants will lac en-
ploy-d in every department. The best masters "f French,
GERMAN laiia Music Drawing and Pointing, Viii r Sc
cured. Great pains, will he taken tu aN" pupils IN the
French language taught only ~ read and write cor
reciy hut speak IL with facility 7" secure This ddvdn'
iagr. French lady will reside with the family
good apparatus will bc employ ell io Illustrate tile truths
OF ihy steal Science and {" impress them on the memory
frcquen, OF the indifferent proficiency In Music l.
the Of timc and ndrcrn"n; to I,'ir' ia. lessons
which have been given by the Professor j." ohidic this
evil Teacher Of Music Will he chrr oi 'lc "u'rh"d,
and will personally 'ulcr'tcnd the pupils Inn: e hours
allotted to practice.
I'll. Cours. Of study VII comprise al HAT Is essential TO
complete AID polished education, from Sac :un-Ii' -.
the Enrli-h onsur tie hi.h,r branches Of Na'h-n.
ties Mental AID Moral Science, AMI Ancient Languages
Written Examinations rrn.rtcd Va private VIII he held
u, convenient Intervals AMI always the cl'e Of The
SON. AID the complexion Of the whole course Of Studies.
Diploma, will lee presented 10 "a. yOun: Ladies' Who Law.
crctliiabiy passed all Tie examinations.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.

Oh NEGROES.-T,is day, a, 10 o'clock, will sci
~ 20 likely Regrocs-Men, BOYS. Girls, Women aud
Children HECTOR DAVIS, Auct
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SITUATION WANTED.

I DESIRE School, situation in a family preferred.
Can teach ali the EHsli.h branches. Latin and Greek
Have had several years experience and can furnish the
best testimonial. il regard u Character and qualifications
Address stating trrEs, II. ". D.,
AuS s9-St- Mi,chell's station culpeper county, Va.
NNANTED.-A Sewing Machine Agent wanted. ."r
w Richmond. Va 30 sell the AMERICAS EAGLE, large
size Snr1rLx Machine warranted capacity Singer
4lly We sell for 40 and give agents heavy discount
from shat Wholesale and Retail Office No. e3i Eighth
street. above Race, Philadelphia.
Please call at the Office a, TIE Factory Frankiord
Road and Norr, SIS or address A. C. BROWN.
Eighth and Buitonwood streets, Philadelphia.
" H. Responsible ladies aud gentlemen In-din every
large city South and West, i, Agents.
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LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, AiOat, and for
IL sale by
Aug a-st DAVENPORT
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TEACHER.

4 GENTLEMAN desires situation private Tutor,
N Principal Assistant. lie Is graduate Of one of
the best German Univ :rsi,ie thorough d,cipnarian and
experienced teacher %. the ancient and modern Languages
which he speaks the higher English branches &C. dc Can
give the testimonials and references Address Rev. F.
A. MESSEROlE lonkrrs, Wrs,che,er county, New York.
A,un5 %
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s1No extra charge
All letters 10 br addressed 10 IuBEET =. LEFEBNRE,
Va. July 1J-ctitf.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

NEMALE Irregularities weakness, uterine displace.
Il mcnts and all local uterine difficulties and consti
tuonal troubles of women are entirely cured by the
GREfKNBRRG MARsHALLs UTBR1Ns CATHoLIcoN.
In this connection, Miss Beecher sister of the Rev
Henry Ward Beecher in letters the people page $780,
female cousins, all married, and all delicate and anc
Amid the immense circle of my friends and acouajn.
tances Tcannot recall ten married ladies' born In this
century and country, who perfectly healthy In
cases however, where the GrGtcnbcrg Catholicon has
been used must say that health has taken the place
of disease and ladies have become robust strong Vi
gorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason, OF Elmra says: s.Beautiul indeed Is
the confdng. trusting nature of woman, bat how
much does it need to be protected by watchfulness
that will lead her. in time of disease to appeal to med
ical adviser Of scientific education, moral worth and
purity of character All these may be secured by ad
dressing the Gr@fenbcrg Company.
Igves great pleasure to certify TO the invarnble
curative action OF the Greenbcrg Marshalrs Uterine
skill and high moral character of the medical depart
ment OF the Grafenbcrg Company.
-.r...eFa -. Up. LAMBERT, MN,
Auburn Four Corners. Penn.
am Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly
achcd witness the feeble health of women as have
Travelled my circuit preaching the gospel. thank
God, however, that have all these diseases give
way TO the 6recnbcrg Marshas Catholicon, wherever
IL mas peen used. EEv. PETER SHARP,
Ridgcway, Mich.
cannot find words to express my thanks to to the
medical adviser of the Grefcnberg Company, whose
prescription OF their Cathocon, together with his able
anu KIND advice was the under Heaven, Of res
torng me to entire health after years Of misery and
the failure of the best physicians in the country to
afford me any relief xArRH. H.MlLroN
Wilmington, Del
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DlIcD.

.FGE& 49, U1lS1Ds
Near Elkadsr, Iowa, July IA, 1863, Mrs. ELIzABETu
nrkvENsoN. The deceased Was born in Worcester
70, Mass, jan 26th, l76S aud and expired in her
Ninety-second year. .E# =
- AZ McGregor, Iowa, July eth, Of Flux RANSOM
ia LIE, sged Two and q half years, son OF W. w.
At McGregor on Monday, August 18th, at o'clock,
FERDINAND DuaANp, aged Is years and months.
The deceased was born in Hamilton Canada. and
emigrated to Wisconsin many years ago-thence to
AcGregor in 1856. lis death was caused by a wound
received by him in 1857 in street encounter with
Mr. Frnk who had formerly been his mercantile clerk
An artery was severed in the thigh Of deceased and
~ was not taken up and properly secured neglect
oitwo years produced disease Of the limb which uti
mated in modification about two weeks since Dr.
WINER OF Chicago sent for and on Saturday last
the leg was taken OF near the body. The reduced
state OF the patient forbade rally OF the system and
he gradually sunk until Monday when his spirit
departed. In a long and somewhat in innate inter
course with Mr.. Durand We Always found him an
honorable man. lie leaves widow and an interest
ing family Of young children to mourn the loss of
kind husband and most aGectionats father. Nav
God shield them from the storm. Of lifs
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Fun. eat n-ssrrsE s. E.E.-4t
70 The Sons of Malta have played out pleas.
ant farce, sold everybody that did not know
them, and got back to their homes. Some Of
Vie papers take the sell pretty Kard, as for In
stance the Winona Republican which INDUCES
in half a column of scolding it pas pretty
rough to fool the Winona folks out to the wharf
with an old she'll of cannon to salute such
fascally wags as the Gov. Of Wisconsin and
his good conditioned company, but it cant be
helped now and ''there is 10 use crying for:'
burnt powder The Prairie Courier, the La
Crosse Democrat, Milwaukee Sentinel and
many other papers contain full reports, either
editorialy or by correspondents, of the proceed
ings of the b'hoys, but they are not quite SO
interesting as some people imagined they would
be, and upon the presumption that our readers
are Satisfied" with what they have already
heard We dismiss the subject by stating that
Nine very distinguished men were elected (at
Fort Snellins) Cardinals for the ensuing yea.,
of which Jerome Buonaparte is Chief !; Peabody,
Garabaldi, Kossutl, Juarez, Douglas, Forney,
Gov. Randall, Ex.G ov. Ramsey, and Don Mes-
rino Of Cuba were afterwards elected to the
council. ag. H. 4 .sN .fa. &T
Letus whisper to our young readers and
those who may yet have suspicious that the
Sons arc an awful set, that no such election took
place but that the newspaper reports are made
up by fun loving chaps to keep alive that un.
easy curiosity which is always on the lookout
for wonders
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PoLITlcs-Again we have to apologize for
omltlng to write politics for the Tunes. There
is peculiarly about our social intercourse
here that is death to political wrangles--tke
people OF McGregor never talk politics except
Tor ~ days before an election and il y there
tore impossible to get into the spirit of it. Our
adyices from the southern part of Iowa are 10
the effect that DoDGE, MASON and WILSON will
surely be elected, with an even chance on the
whole ticket.
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STORAGE OF Observation-Disclosures and Ship.
pers are invited to look at the Card of GEO w.
bhowsELL q Son, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants of McGregor. These gentlemen
are the owners of the large Warehouse built
by Ieabout u Olsen; it is much the largest
"are-hou in the place, built very strong and
mas capacity sufficient to store away many thous-
ands OF bushels of Grain. Brownell Il Son
are well acquainted with the Trade. have un.
rvaied facilities for shipping at low rates their
business connections at Galena and St. Louis
enable them to offer inducements TO their custo.
mers which it is hoped may be mutually advan-
tagcous. They respectfully invite consign.
ments.
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RAILROAD TiME.-The M. g. M. r. Ro.d
have changed their Time Table as will be seen
in our first column. The steamers Itasca. Mil,
waukee and Ocean Wave heretofore in the
Prairie du Chen line have been drawn of and
they will hereafter run through from Galena to
St. Paul, stopping at Prairie du Chen for Rail.
road passengers and Freight. h
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Messrs. Rickel g. Huffman have gone out of
the Newspaper business and turned over their
agencies as news vendors to Mr.. Hurlbut, the
now acknowledged Newsman of McGregor.-
MIR. Hurlbut has located an Office with RxDp,ro
at his Fruit Store on Main Street. Mr.. H. sells
daily the Chicago, Milwaukee and Dubuque
papers on the day of their publication and he
is also provided with all the important Dailies
and Weeklies Of the Eastern cities As Nc.
,Gregor cannot dispense with News depot we
recommend to the reading public to be liberal
IN supporting worthy man whose age some.
what disqualfes for severe labor. His business
will grow valuable to our city as it grows prof.
table to him.
REDDlNo has fixed up nice awning in front
OF his stand and will keep we'll supplied with all
the green fruits Of the season.
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Local Items.

Our ncighbOr of West Union the Public Recieir,
publishes can ITEM of McGregor not found in the
'.North Iowa Timcs.' 1t L. that relating to an un.
pleasant little affair which took place between Messrs.
DHuMMoND and RENEE while attending to opposite
sides of a lawsuit few weeks ago.
Tho RcrieD will have noticed that 1t has not been
the practice Of this paper to publish accounts of di
cuties occurring between citizens here or elsewhere,
unless the incidents OF character large enough
to justify general noorety. In the here alluded
to, VIC judged that neither Of the gentlemen whose
passions got the better of their reason cared to have
their private difficulties spread before the little world
OF our circulation aud hence said nothing about IL.
Our young city is great place for incidents ;run-a
way-teans, dogfgh quarrrls GENERALLY brief aud
harmles) sercnades and all other Accomplishments of
busy town common here that we could Gil the
Times with them every week, but generally they would
not be interesting to distant readers unless they
were spccd with personalities dressed up in garbs Of
rdiculc. Our home readers get all this sort Of
and are tired Of before weekly issue could record it,
Local matters relating to the business of McGregor
or those that be referred to means increas
ing the sum Of good feeling rather than in leading to
angry comments unpleasant altercat ion arc pretty
carefully chronicled in the North Iowa Times but we
do not claim the right, because We happen to publish
. newspaper, to drag before the public the private
troubles of our citizens and in paragraph or two ex-
ercisc the authority Of judge in deciding who is and
who is not to blame in given case We commenced
the publication of this paper in October. 1885, an
entire stranger to the inside of Printing Office our
success has been far greater than expected though
cgotst enough to assert that VIC have labored
faithfully to earn it. Having the folly Gas we
thnk) of newspaper references to every matter OF pri
vate misunderstanding pledged the Times to care
full observance Of the rule Mind your oxn business
the citizens were assured that neither for love or
money could they be allowed to assaA each other
through its oolupp., depart
ment ever become sewer through which personal
malice or individual griefs might color public judg-
ment The conduct of Officials, outragos Of public
order arc legitimate subjects of discussion but tho
small wranglcs of man and wife the business diff
cutes OF two neghbors have thus for been tho
reach Of our pen. Correspondence from abroad some
times indulge in a little bagatellc at the expense of
their neghhors but Is to TASTE and unless the
language is quito harmless We usually strike 1t out.
So much by way of explanation. .as.
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Dead Man. @ Es AE
On Saturday last James Call in crossing to
The Iowa side in skiff found dead body near
the Lower Ferry Landing. He fastened it to
the shore and reported the fact to Esqr ARNOLD,
who summond q Jury and proceeded TO the spot
to hold an inquest He was about 25 years old
had jet black hair, was 5 feet inches high,
dark complexion and had on plaid cotton pants,
striped calico shirt and black silk crayat. He
could Lot have been long dead, as the blood
oozed from the nose on drawing the body out of
the water. Verdict Of the jury, "The deceased
came to his death by some cause unknown
There were no marks Of violence on the body
nor anything leading to a knowledge Of his
name.
ANoTHER--One day last week a boat was
picked up near here with hat floating near it.
We are told that an intoxicated young man
tname not reported to u.s. left North McGregor
for this place on the day the boat was found,
and the presumption is he fell overheard and
sunk. ~