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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
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MONDAY. OCTOBER J, 1850.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For President. ........ABHAHAT LINCOLN.
For Vice-P7esiient. . .uANNEBAI HAuLIN.
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FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

KeWYork:
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM c. BRYANT JAMES o. PUTNAM.
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3..ANDREw CAREIG,S. i9..JAdFs X. ALLABRN
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6..FRRDBRICK kAPP. R..JoHS :. FoOfK
:. .WAsHISGToS SMITH 2..HIKAh DEWEY
8. WILLIAM A. DAELISG. A..lANss L. NooEHzzs'
0 WItIr,y II RoBsRrsoS. .. WILLIAM AZ MARTYR.
TO- GEORGE NJ GRIgR b..JCHS r. SKzLES
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Il. JACOB H. TBS EYCK 30..CsARLEs c. PARKER
IS N EpsoN SHYL0oS o.. .EL1sHA S. WHALET.
Is. .RoBEKT S. HAZE. 52..JoHn GRzIssB, JE.
33..JANEs PAEKER.
For GOrSrnor. D. MORGAN.
For IieHte1drt CroteTp0r OAAlfbELiI
For Canal COmr1isSi0neT Ell III BABhES.
For Inspector IF State Pyi'ons....yAMES X. BATES
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IAYLOR'S NEW SALOON.
vr,,D T.y1oK having recently rshtted and eInbelhed Ia
,i Is $40 al No SIS Broadway, Is prepared 70 re-
S.iTe liz friends ard the public
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Gov POLLOCK ON SEWING-MACHNES.- On
the reoomuenaadoa Of friend procured months since,
a GRovFR BAkER FANuI SEwISGMACHNE. My family
beer successful Il it, from the start without any
trouble difficulty whatever In its management My wife says
family blessing and could net be induced to dispense
with its ussin all Of which heartily coneur"- James
Pollock, Ex- Governor Of Pennsylya
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We are favored with copy of new pa
per just issued at McGregor. 1t is entitled
1The Radiant Star" and is published Tin
manuscript by E. B. Wakeman, Editor,
and Miss A. S. Ilibbard, Editress. The
Star is devoted to the order of Good TEN.
plars, and it contains many excellent arti-
cles which want of space alone prevents
our transferring to the columns of the
Times. The Star contains some good po-
etry, sparkles of wit and few advertise
ments. We hope to receive it regularly,
and gladly exchange" 1 1., 1a ag
The Star is little hard on old bachelors,
as the following shots will show: .... i.
"Why was Israel troubled2 Because
they had an dean in their camp" aa"
''Why is our Lodge troubled? Because
we have old Bachelors among us.''
"What became Of Acany The Earth
took him. -H. I'LL. a9 .-t. .-..
"What shall we do with our old bachel-
ors? Let some old maids take them" sa
"FoR SALE.--An old bachelor Of 35. For
further particulars inquire at the Sash Fac
tory. s... .eg .s>.r ...H "a q
This shot is evidently aimed at our friend
"Gibb" Douglass, and if We were he we
would commence su,t against the fair edit
ress Of the Star. - ...a \ e. r a.~
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Another Drlsh Exodus.

Another Irish Gxodus.
The emigration from Ireland this season
promises to be the largest that has taken
place since 1857. The numbers that are
arriving by the Galway and other lines
show that the movement is assuming al.
most the character Of panic. Considering
the favorable accounts that we have been
receiving for some time past Of the pros
poets of the Irish laborer at home, it is
difficult to explain the fresh start which
emigration has taken in this direction.
That there has been good deal OF destitu-
ton in Connaught and some portions of the
South we know by the reports that have
lately reached ,us but these localities are
periodically visited by distress, and de-
pressed condition of things there would not
account for the general character Of the
movement. It appears that the newly ar
rived settlers come from the North as we'll
as from the South and West of Ireland, and
for the most part bring some means with
them. They are Of superior class to the
general run Of Irish emigrants, and their
coming here thus early in the season would
indicate either failure Of the expectations
entertained of tn, successful working of the
encountered estates act, or the apprehension
Of another great famine like that of 1S47-
40. Although it is painful spectacle to
see people thus compelled to desert. by
thousands. their homes and native soil, We
must regard as providential the causes that
turn their steps hitherward. But for the
periodical visitations that render the Irish
and German populations dissatisfied with
their lot we should ourselves. have to do
much Of the hard labor by which the mate
rial PROGRESS Of the country is advanced
NJ y Herald. . .rs ~ ',as,7 la .-rrz .asaa.
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A SuPper. r fsg sntarsG Z .f.t .raa.
We were invited to assist at the opening
supper of BRowS & WAucn's City Restau.
rant on Friday evening last. 1t was not in
our power to be- present, but from those
who were there, we learn that the affair
was ahead of anything our young city has
before SEEN A dozen or more gentlemen
sat down to an entertainment as sumptous
as people get anywhere. The bill of fare
embraced all the cdibles Of the Chicago
markets, and all the liqueying excellences
usually dispensed on such OCCASIONS
Wit, sentiment and champagne were album
dant, and the role Of each guest was well
sustained. The attentive hosts were highly
complincntcd, and at the close of the en-
tertainment either of them could have been
nominated to the Presidency had their am
bition been Of the political order. ~
BaowN & WAUGH have fitted up splcn-
did Restaurant. No expense has been
spared to make it fascinating resort for
the hungry or the weary. The best pro-
auctions of ''field. forest and food will b.
kept. Strawberries, Ice Cream and similal
Injuries will be dispensed to order at thu
City Restaurant. ......
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All Wrong.

All Wrong.
Some weeks ago we enclosed in the
Times the posters Of Thompson 4 Keen, oil
North McGrcgor. We are informed that
p. NJ LANE, of Clermont, charged our SUBJ
scribers postage on the poster. This was
wrong. We know our duty as P. NJ. too
we'll to violate the law prohibiting such en-
closure without prepayment Of postage,
and rs one cent was collected at McGrgor
on each poster, it is proper that Mr.. LANE
should make the proper amende to our SUBJ
scribers. If this charging process has
been practiced anywhere else, we hope our
friends will now regard us blamelcss. We
never enclose posters without pre- payment
Of postage. Mr.. LANE only intended to do
his duty, but he should have credited US
with doing the same
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Home Matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakeman will commence
the Free School on Monday May 2sth.. -.
G. w. Lane, of Clermont, has filled Flan-
ders' new Brick with handsome assort-
ment of general merchandise. Mr.. Lane
is good way up street, but the city is
spreading westward FAST and a little exer-
ton will bring him liberal trade. John
F. Wright has vacated the American Hotel,
and turned it over to W. II. Harding, the
proprietor. Mr.. H. has regiment Of male
and female assistants cleaning up and re-
furnishing; and in . few weeks "Old Bilr'
himself will be on the quarter deck ready
to receive and entertain the world Of &C.
quaintances which his long residence in the
city has given him. Mr.. Wright retires
from the post with the best wishes Of his
many friends. Since our last issue Mr..
Buttles and family, accompanied by Mrs.
Henderson and sons have left for the Peak.
"Uncle Sam" Church, Alex McKinnie and
10. s. Wilson hoisted anchor on Thursday
last for the same attractive quarter of the
West. These men are as good trio for
courage, perseverance and integrity as ever
left the States. Church and Wilson are
California miners. I. Mathew McKinnie
has purchased of his brother Alexander,
the Stove and Tin Store in which the latter
was interested. The advertisement is
changed to fit, and Mat. with his assistant,
Brandt at the head, will sell you the whole
store at moderate advance for cash.
Durham, at the McGrcgor House, has things
his own way now. Doc. Irish is just as
attentive to the guests as though he was
surrounded by dozen rival hotels
James Harding, son Of W. H., left town on
Sunday last for Texas in company with DIR.
Isbcll, a resident of the neighborhood Of
San Antonio. We hope Jim will ''slmmcr
down" before the Camanches kill him. -.
McGregor still continues to be crowded
with strangers hunting and finding bust
ness locations. The loss We sustain in the
Pixies Peak emigration is more than bal.
anced by the addition Of persons and capt.
tai from other portions Of the country.
The Ferry Boat is crowded with freight and
on her westward trips, and our
streets are as lively as Broadway On
Monday afternoon large number of dele
gates and visitors to Chicago left our city.
Hon. Reuben Noble, Geo. Noble he is call
ed in the Press d Tribune) Hon. l.. C. No
BILE, of Fayette County and DR.. Bowdoin Of
Chickasaw County, were all the delegates
we heard of. o. G. Lee & Lady, of Nc
Gregor, j. o. Crosby, of Garnavillo, Charles
Millar, of West Union, and many others
whose names we did not learn, left on the
Monday 4 o'clock train Jud Hale and the
editor Of. the Iimes took the Tuesday NOR
ming train IS: lobby members, pledged to
Seward!... -. j. F. Smith, Of West Union,
drove "a head of fne fat cattle through
here on Monday destined for the Chicago
maskct ,s.Gt ass " 1927 vgrN
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Signs.
In Congress an interesting debate has &C.
CURED on the organization of the terrific
ries. An effort to get an anti slavery clause
in the bills led to general discussion Of
"Squatter Sovereignty" Mr.. Thaycr, of
Mass, delegate to the Chicago Conven.
ton, and colleague there with Horace Gree
ley, pronounced Congressional Intervention
humbug. .-.
In this, Mr.. Thayer is but expressing the
real, heartfelt sentiments of the great body
Of the people; it is very gratifying to see
one man of the Opposition who darcs to
speak out in the highest places and call the
idol of the party = mere image unworthy OF
worship. .aaet 3 rott T@'i" Sa1
"Io this COMPLEXION must it come at
last" and our Republican friends may just
as well fix their affairs to fall in with it,
First, the doctrine of Popular Sovereignty
is right; and next, it is all that western
settlers will obey; er nseessitate, it is thu
only doctrine to talk about. lf &; '.lr.'es -
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Aoo1Ato0Ces .-.-...... ... Eel. ...,.. .-...
On our next issue and probably for
months ahead we shall have the Editorial
assistance of ANDREW j. FELT, Esq, of
Bradford. Mr.. Felt was in the Times Of.
fec during the first six months of its ex-
istence he then edited the Cedar Valley
Ners Ut Bradford for about one year; re-
Gently he was Editor of the DEBORAH Rough
Notes. He is a ready, lively writer, well
acquainted with the interests OF Northern
Iowa, thoroughly western in his opinions
and as ambitious in his vocation as oil
young men ought to be. .ga
Having large amount Of unsettled bus
mess neglected in our steady devotion to
the Times, we found it necessary to sell the
Office or employ aid; the prosperity of the
paper is such that We cannot sell it at its
value and hence the alternative is decided
on. Mr.. Felt will have the general charge
Of the paper and it will travel along about
the same patio politically and otherwise
that has marked it since'its establishment.
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PERsoNAL.-We were called on this week
by Capt. WHITING of Winona, Mr.. EAST.
NAN Of the La Crosse Republican,, ''BILL."
MERRILL Of the Courior. CHAT. of the Mr.
ror, JUDsoN HALE Of the Reoiep, MISckLER
of the house of A. w. Gunnison, MIL, and
10. W. Hoyt, Wholesale Liquor and Wine
Dealer of the same city. The two last
named gentlemen are on business tour up
the river. so" is comparative stranger
to our place, but he took fancy to it at
first sight and we should not wonder to
hear that his heart is Theoretically sealed
against the attractions which such small
villages As La Crosse and Milwaukee arc
able to furnish. f1t ati : +.s ~
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LuxBER.-A writer to the Winona Re-
:u6lican says that the pineries above La
Crosse will fall short 80 millions of feet Of
lumber for the present season. The Black
and Wisconsin rivers will fail to the amount
Of 80 millions. The scarcity of snow pre-.
vented the transportation of logs to the
shipping points on small streams.
1t occurs to US here that our credit of re-
cciving three thousand feet of lumber by
Hayt & Burdick was too light; it should
have been three hundred thousand! 9th.
er errors were in the Times last week, but
VIC were away from home and the proofs
were not we'll read
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CLAYroN-Joseph Goddard Of Clayton
was at McGregor last week taking orders
for "Goddard's Cream Ale" now manufac-
tured at our little sister city. We are no
judge Of the article but it is told us that the
Goddard Ale is equal to the best maec in
the west. "@-s &C..
Brown & Waugh have il for sale. =
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MADISON ARGUS. We have sent the
Times regularly to you, Mr.. Calkins, and
we gave it fair notice; since the notice we
have seen but one number of the Argus
and that contained charge of ''malice."
The Chicago Daily Journal, and the Chica-
go Union happened to serve us the same
way, and we did not fancy the treatment.
That's all. ar r.s @tE"s ,vEn4
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GRADE.-It is said that the grade to be
established on Main Street, will commence
two feet below high water mark, and viii
rise one foot to the hundred. This will
bring the street at Dearbon 4 Jarrets pref
W we'll up to their Black Bear signl VS.
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0hlPmcnts. ..~.,r ada q ..f
Hoffman, Benton. l. Co. shipped to St.
Louis one day last week, 5000 sacks of
wheat. Messrs. Coy, Hubbard, Hunting
and other parties shipped on Saturday last
about 5000 bushels of wheat to Chicago by
way of Dunleith. This is a new feature in
grain travel from this point, and deserves to
be looked into little by the Milwaukee &
Mississippi Company. Agents of the Ill.
Central are canvassing the river towns for
freights at lower figures than they are in the
habit Of reaching. The shipment we refer to
was made at eight cents, and we are told that
grain is carried from Lansing to Chicago pia
the Central at ten. The Agents offer to
take contracts for the season at these rates.
Our natural Lake port is Milwaukee and it
is not probable that McGregor men will
make contracts to any other point, if our
over-the-river folks place their road in the
field of competition. ag,.- nEs "a: ,.as .,,n
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nu.sness Notices.

Business NOt1cess
O. II. PATTERSON has an Advertisement
This week that interests every housekeeper
in the city and country. Please read it.
Brown & WAuon call attention to their
City Restaurant. If you want meal got
up in the incest city style, call on them
Their house merits large share of patron
age.
Bass & GRANT contrive to place new
things before the people That Seed Store
and Agricultural Implement Depot of theirs
is growing into one of the most convenient
branches Of business imaginable We know
now Just where to find oil we want for the
field or garden. ,.q>.-..~v
GEO. G. Woob has Book and Drug ad-
vertisement. See notice in another COL
umn. .....,u.a .... g..s....j
DR.. Mort Of New York, advertiscs very
valuable medicine in this issue Of the Times.
The attention Of Physicians and "all 9TH
ers whom it may concern" is called to an
Advertisement in this weeks issue relative
to meeting of the N. 7. Medical Society.
Read all the Advertisements, particularly
those in our eight-column supplement, and
in this way you will get an idea of the bus.
mess of this young city.
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THANKs.--We are indebted to tho Gut
tenberg Register and the Dubuque National
Dsmokrat for complimentary notices Of the
Times. The latter notice, we are told by q
German friend, is something very nice, but
we cannot read it. If it is as fine in diction
Is the editor OF the Demokrat is in social
and political life We are losing great pleas
ure in being unable to "fur sehtay." Our
thanks, gentlemen.
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NEW BOOK STORE!
GEOGE e.. Wood.

IT HAVE opened a full assortment AE71hn
II of School Books and Stationery, H0HHE
at T. W. Woods old Drug stand.
shall keen constantly on hand full
stock OF everything generally kept in the Trade an
determined not to he undersold in tho market, and
respectfully solicit > share Of public patronage.
..-s 5--ALSO-- "a g.s zr..
4 full assortment OF PURE DRUGS and MEDE
ClNES to be found ut the same place at the lowest
cash prices.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully Compounded.
M The highest market price paid FIR llseS.-Ea
Mcf'reeor, May 16. lS6Oyl GEO. T.. WOOD. w
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r! CARD TO TIE SUFFERING. .s#
VIIE Rev. William Cosgrove, while laborfug ~ mis-
= sionary iu Japan was cured nf Consumption when
oil other means failed. by recipe obtained from
learned physician residing in the city Of Jeddo This re-
cips has cured great numbers who nerng from
consumption. Bronchitis. Sore Throat, Coughs, and
Colds and the debility and nervous depression
by these Disorders It'll II i as 5H 10
DESTROYS Of henefttine others, will send this re-
cipe. which have brought home with me- to all who
need it. free Of charge. Addre.s. ...,.
Rev. VIM COs0ROvE, 230 Rattle stfeet.s
April 18th, SIM 7 BROOKLYN. New York.
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1tc Me. ~
The ladies of Prairie du Chen and Nc
Gregor to the number Of 80 or 60, assisted
by dozen gentlemen from each place, got
up Pic Mic last week on one of the pretty
islands opposite. lCapt. ::Sherwin of the
McGREGoR Steamer had the pleasure of
uniting the sociables Of both cities and we
hear, as usual, any amount of good talk
about his gallantry, Kindness, libcrality,
&C., &c, He Is trump and no mistake.
Editors are always dead headed to such
unions, but business prevented US from
attending. We heard that most excel
lent "fcast Of fat things" and "a flow of
SOUL were had; speeches were made,
toasts drank, songs sung and considerable
counting done on the part Of the bashful
bachelor gents who accompanied the expe-
dition against "Dull Care" For the last
we cannot vtu,h, but we saw on Monday
morning one Of our model bachelors (namc
mentionless) bidding Ferry goodbye to q
buckeye lady WHO has been visiting with
us, and we thought there was hand pres.
sure at parting and hurried recapitulation
of pleasant rccollections that indicated q
domestic pic mic in the future! .7..i
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A LEcTuRE.-Capt. SAN. WHlrIKa Of
Minnesota, the celebrated Traveller and
North Sea Explorer, will lecture on the Po-
lar Seas at Kennedy's Hall on Tuesday
(this) evening. The Capt. hasdelivered his
lecture to crowded and applauding audicn-
ccs in the west, and we have no doubt Of
his entertaining our citizens in very prof
liable manner.
The admission will probably be 20 cents,
but in his letter to us requesting this no.
tice, he does not refer to this branch Of the
business. ID 4 rurr gsa 1859 ~
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Weather, Markets, &c.
We have no time to say word on these
subjects. Sec Hoffman, Benton 4 Co.'s
corrected report.
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WIARD.-We saw Mr.. Wards beautiful
Ice Boat LADY FsANkLIs on Thursday last,
but could not remain long enough in the
pleasant company of the inventor to notice
it infinitely. We hope it may succeed.
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W. CAxPBELL.-We have letter from
our late townsman dated St. Joseph, No.,
April Goth. He left there, per Express,
May Sd; had to buy . ticket two weeks
ahead on account of the rush. St. 10. has
population of 10 to - thousand, is very
lively and looks more like McGregor than
any town he has seen. The fare from St.
10. to Denver is 800 for the seven day trip.
Passage can be obtained by the Is day
lines at $50, but they won't do to tie to-
We expect to hear from several friends II
Denver in time for our next issue. @1a
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BooKs.-Our young friend George G.
Wood has established Book Store in con.
nection with his brothers Drug Shop up
Main Street. George is steady, worthy
young man and we hope the public will en-
courage him in this most laudable business.
He who sells good books is public bene-
factor. See his Advertisement and give him
q call. s# l@s.'tt4 ~ H CO
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r5- How to reform a chimney Sweep
Make q clean sweep Of him. s2sz, Ga "A a.
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339 BROADWAY, N. Y.
May 10, 1890, VI. "
Office Of McGregor, st. Peters d Mo.
p n p Inmn1nn ...

> North McGregor April 30th.
Notice Is hereby given that there will be meeting
of the stockholders Of McGregor. st. Peters 4 Mo. n
X. X. Co, at the Office OF said Company on'ths 5th
day Of June, 1860, ut IL o'clock A. , OF said day for
the purpose OF eisctng Board Of Directors and On
GERS for the ensuing yss,. r. L. HINELEY, r
ttNjune1) DC = - s....r Secretary.
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of success are so slim that but little enthu
siasm can be got up for it. ,~y-vg~rr .-r
i Last week was Anniversary week" in
New York. All the good societies in the
\ union and all the foolish ones had gather
ing. IL W Z
Senator Foster is reelected from Connec.
ticut.
Cincinnati, st. Louis and other cities
have held immense Douglas meetings. The
' pressure at Baltimore will be irresistible.
The Germans of the North hold Con-
vcption at Chicago May l4th to, put Sew
| ard before the Republicans as their favoritc.
This is new feature in American politics
and we await its effect.
The NEGRO" is before Congress and be-
fore the Methodist Conference at Buffalo,
Whites have ceased to require any atten-
! ton. q H.'f .s@ sr ".a i"..
Hickman and Hazilly, Of Mountain City,
quarrcllcd about claim, when the; latter
shot the former. Denver dates to the Sd
ucW UlSCOVcTlcS Otl ult DUO anu AT
kansas rivers. Mining will begin about the
LIST June. Weather 80 degrees in the
shade. 5..f 49, O..F .rr.r,atY ls,. rr.
The House has passed bill repeating
the Slave clause Of the New Mexican Terri
torial Legislature. --,. .....:.-
Il Greedy suggests that the Chicago Con-
vention be postponed till after June 10th
The Columbus (Ohio) Gazette Chase pa
per-says Stewards NEGRO equality views
will be fatal to him in Ohio. E as j.. r.
Tom Corwin is case, At New Haven
he said the Democracy reminded him Of a
passage in Scriptures phraim is cake
unturned." O. Ephraim! poor Democratic
Ephraim for Gods sake turn over in the
pan and bake on the other side!' '-' -
ID. w. Carver at st. Charles City,
Iowa is Census Marshall for Floyd county.
.
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~ A contemporary is in want Of lad.
der to reach the top Of his voice.