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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

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S..-f-r.ry .rrsrze s1cr.s = 40 VIII taefe a--
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sss.siss a. pae.sn-s f>.s'J S,s-,,-s
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A.. n over trr llnss TEN esrts PER lie.
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(.h.r ~. viii be male Or inserting n noees ~
eli Or.i<r.. sscictse-. q Associstons a. ss.7N..
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. n i.sest on. eight Ines Al tal- raf-
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o.. without n0tes. f-ne- -
rosic-s a FESTIVALS. Pscrc- AID kxc-r sou-, g,'en
q, ~ indizdual- - ssveci~tion-, OF - eA-5sne-s
n regular prieee- - -
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a tbs L. xai prtre~<lr--. but coilesta9le A. w o-u'
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,xs' advertisements h~youd th@ ssn"'pt eh''x'' ''F
tA~ir publcsuon
he Weekly Express
sabtl-a-a every "Wednesday. a a. 20 psr snn'la'.
fvaDc~-
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sate, ef Advertising an weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
he Weekly Express,

xSrhere Gill be no devi.aoo from The sto7e
- ,a,-.x,i~m.as. puh.. I'D ~ soth 1av ant
U.-s,v ~l be charged The fal DAILY rates Mt az
a = a The weekiy rate aAlae<
CHARLES CRUfT. PRo'H-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

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r. She srr,esses nf t,is vcar - -..,u-.,s 4 49,
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s3,$1o.
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.fFlty rtel. lsi letters = stuiuls4rsf'o-
la~t Yer trsdfet - ~ I1te-rs s-ft urou fAs Co.
f-e cf Anfres Nftk1rs lierI The a.a a. s.s,-
i-fd - bc soirerL AZ pTrs11s .In3sbte he O.
o-teslf ~ costs ar fe,r u Colr 81 c.he-s-.s a.
s.rbestfy rtcnesfef - rnr-~ irtrn sdste psyn1sr,
snd s4-r 0eu.srl~~> furtnsr costs
p q kovfAlf. Admir-
ss;y I. isE1-ilN .~ow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

- u..r. has been within Ne at fes isys
.rx. last.ou Of xrx ukrxAiAt, - tle S"n esii'r.
- - oo- oi th> beat fnrnishec lr lie STATE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, Ncs SorH.
hoard Reduced {, s. ~ lag

b'"'" At""'t" &" - ~ ntN
siEe. -he opening 4 IBIS vast srl cpsnme'ious
Hosl in Is4. it ha. been ,he sne.s saasascr q The
rosnsar. 20 make &C The .als, sawptuous. con
r,nl,is sd comfortable hone Z. lls eiu,,n ,na
stranger CT th.- slde ~ Ai.aaas.
And -sst.ver has seemed likely &, .a-laisor ..
Tie oosrfs-s 4 lis guests usg hss. sades.ore.i.
without res a - co-' % pfer.le. Al - eoub.a.
al ,hs e.erents o. iudis dual .ni .ae-i sr ynsn'
which H.oaera a.. ''ts lassst.l. AT modern taste
approved aa3 the pa'roaase 1ai-S !, ha- ,e-a-,sn
~ dur.as he pact sx years u = gratifying prot
ths, thesr sfr.rts have been appreciated
T. nee, he eslsencic. Of The usass. shsa al are
requred q practice The most rls.a .couorny. sAe
unisrslgned.
Have Reduced the Pre-. ~ Board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Al ne sane 'ne abauns noas u the iasarie. vita
~h'eh ,hsr ~. hs, hilbsris ssen sappllsa
TREADwFLL wuncows ee.
S-~ ia-t. S,li 2 iss! s mos
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

nFi.xBoID'S BUCIlI so7 Moisin ane scsii,s.r ~.
VIII aAnl .. Aftcauon gul Horror q. >.<.ffy.
i{EINROlD'S RtCHJ for Distractions
HPiAEoLD's BICHU e. Hscessas Afl-lnr frosa o.
discretion. and al Diseases q
FFMAfES-FFMAlkS-F
S-fkAALES-FAMALES
OLD or YOUNG, SINGLE. GARBIID. OR cos
rEMPiATfN0 NAcM1CE.
rAKE No MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE or 10 ,yslL
HUNn0i D'S FATl.A1T iJCHU ~
isTHE VERY REST REMEDY ~ TllF WORLD
For sii complaints Incident ~ thr Sex rNctsr AL.
sirr frs-a o.i Hahtx q rktaf - p, ~
DECLINE oE Cil ANGf o. ilfr
SEE ~ Gl'I1 ~ ADovE
No FAMILY SnOgf.n ~ WI I'd II
Take ~ more nsi.sp. Hesctry cr Crn...r III
Nedissn~ for Unpleasant; ana narrer8as Ir-.s...
HELNFDLfy'e kAIilACT BICnI Ctk.
SECRET Ds>EAsEs
IN an tEeir stage, A title RKpsrse.
Isttle CT r. chanre 81 utt. X .ncpavefse.,oe
All NJ ENPosUIE
Tee HTLNB0ID'S EATl.AC1 SUCfI f0r EEc-s.-
q. arising from hsbiis lndalzr. Ia
nH Nos Nc AND OLD
Ani for diseases arising from habits q t.slpsnoa
q rcusves all improper discharges. am s1f rer,0re
the patient Ia short tirze q hsaith sna
parity.
r.s HrfMpOLD's rxTfl,Cr rrcHU sor c..sascs
.rf es~erous ofthe most distressirv character.
Tee HKi-aBCf-D'S kATf.kCT IlIt'Hl ~ - sr'-~
tiaais az disease q tie
URrNARs ORGANS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

~.kf ngAsoSABLE RATES -
8teoaA hna 8418t. &p1 seq
al WIT III ID = H n Z II
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
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Frusn ~netey.r c.c-e o-i -irtne -rF. 60 s-t.r -
How TONG SrasDEN..
AT fhr aicve ds~a-es AflA syrnpfar.. l|...I -.
Same treatment apd may origias.- frar re .s.re
cause.
READi RFADi EFkDt
Hrf.NPOT-D-S ~ CHt a. safe afi pleasant 81 fa-te
ant odgr huf ifnmrfists m 80 aCion.
P-r>onaiiy sppear,l t.fo-e ins az Al.sruen - The
cfty - Pbis1eipAis. a. ffffNIOLIa Chemist ~.iss
b~ng duly s~orn, Cos -ay that ~ 7-eHaraion
tslns 10 narcotic. ucr,u-y. o. l'isrus trugs hui y
pareir vegetable Il r. nfi.NB0fD
>ofr - 49,
Sven ent mh-rl+i h<lore me-. the ~ Cav "A
~s~cruh.r. fsss w 2 HfnRaRn. siIerman.
rie~ 81 ~ no-t-. - ~ frr -. deliver 81
affrcss.
PREPARED N n I. l.HflNB0fD.
rrarffr Il as.l A. sfstsrs a l...~l.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

North American Insurance Co
cArIrAL. 500. 900
J. l. WALLACE. Ssc'y. -Ol q B1.1xS. Fres't
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

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ruisierec hc,ere ne yeD c.iatc. = e ls- o-r IT,.
vsdcd,) e@srf = r...7'oss l-'.f S~vy,cs i7,s-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

BEwARE OF C0uNTERFEITs
AID UNrMxCfrf.ED DEALERS
vfo endravor dispose 'og o<<x'f ar1 ssnr.-
"a" AEncfrs9s rHr kfrrrTfr~ ,TT'fxsnEg
Hsimho,t's Ceuuine Preparations
ExrAct Roeh.-
inlprceei Re- Wsst
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

Wont DO 1--WE are in receipt Of the
Western Missoarian, published at War.
rcnsburg, Missouri, by JAMES d. EADs.-
We are requested to exchange with the
Missourian.
If we are not misinformed, the editor OF
the" Missourian was not long since high
officer of the State Of Iowa, and that he left
the State because he had ''played OUT mon
ey that belonged to the School Fund. lie
pat bold face on the charges made against
him at the time and induced the Democratic
press of the State, generally, to shield him
from deserved opprobium not our press,
houecer, notwithstanding we received a long,
semi private circular denying the truth of
the allegations against him. This man is
not trustworthy as man or an officer, and
as we could place no confidence in his pa
per, we decline to exchange. His default
might have been excused rs blunder, but
his denia! Of it in order to rope his political
friends into further trouble with him was
an act which releases US from any resp. ct
towards him. b"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
Kind Words.

nina "OEUSs
Doctors, Lawyers, Divincs, Merchants,
Mechanics and Farmers, all like to be
spoken we'll Of in the Newspapers. Why
can't Editors be allowed to feel well when
they are commended. We confess to a
state Of entire satisfaction on reading the
notices below, clipped as they are from
prominent Republican Journals of the
State. Their opposition to us politically
renders the compliments more valuable, be-
cause it shows their editors to he "too wide
between the eyes" to feel any loss respect
for an opponent than they do for one Of
their own political Blood
One Word to Country Papers.
Our exchange list averages not less than
one hundred newspapers per day, and those
from all portions Of the Union. Nearly
one-half of the number however, arc iron,
our own State, and these we examine par
tlcularly for the LOCAL NEWS. 1t is very
easy to tell which are the popular sheets
among their readers by single cursory
glance. There is one paper for instance
which unfortunately is type Of too large
class. 1t is printed with clear type on
good paper. The simple mechanical portion
is beautifully executed. The literary and
political selections are made with fine taste.
the leader displays ability, but there is not
one solitary item OF LOCAL NEWS in its col.
uinns. That is the sort of paper that
will lie about the house three DAYS before
it is read and after while we merely break
the wrapper, see where tits from and then
throw it into the waste basket ,withou,
opening it, as SO much rubbish. 1t is of no
use to us. 1t contains no LOCAL NEWS.
There is another kind, the very opposite
of which Col. Richardson's North Iora
Times is an excellent example, which is
seized with avidity and pcruscd from the
first page to the last with care. With all
the mountain of matter we have to wade
through every day, we always find time to
rad his columns Of Home Matter" The
secret of his popularity lies in the attention
he pays to LOCAL NEWS. - Dubuque Times
Col. RIcHARDsoN-W notice that some
of our exchanges are, as they term it,
pitching into" Col. Richardson. They'd
better let him alone. We have heard OF
men getting rich just by minding their owl,
business, and we are not sure bot editors
would succeed better on the same principle
They'll make money "out of pocket as
long as they bark at him. He is good
editor, works hard, minds his own business
and makes first class paper in all of which
they would do well to attempt at least, to
initiate him. W. welcome the North Zo,cn
Times to our office and checrfully credit il
with many valuable hints in the manner Of
getting up western paper. The Col
hasn't got half as good politics as we have
and perhaps isn't half as Orthodox" but
we like his paper for all hat--uichel
Gazette. t&
~ A. P. Richardson, of the NORTH
Iowa Times, is, notwithstanding his Demo
cratic obiquities, publ shing one Of the hes,
newspapers in a.--lo'cn ,S,"te Register.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
Roard OF Supervisors.


In the Elkader Journal VIC find part oil
the procecdins of this important body Of
Clayton county Legislators. Had we time
the details would be condensed for our
readers but they must pass by this week.
DR.. Chase of Cass was elected President by
vote Of II to 10 over Judge Crazy
Members drew for short and long terms.
Sperry, Cass, Giard, Mallory, Mendon,
Highland, Marion, Garnavillo, Nonona, Elk
and Clayton drew long terms and conse-
quently will have no elections for Supervi-
sor the present year.
Robert Grant informs us that the print.
ing Of the proceedings Of the Board is to
he let by their Clerk (the Clerk of the
Court to the lowest bidder. We thought
at first to bid for it (and we may yeti; but
in justice to the paper at the County Seat
and for the convenience Of the Board, VIC
think the printing should be given to ths
Journal. During the sessions Of the
Board, printing is often required, and then
how much more convenient to have this
official printer near to the legislative body.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

Sense.
Cob Webb, of the New York Courier, is
talking to Greeley ''like book" Here is
thrust:
"If the Albany EUening Journal and
ourselves, have asked nothing but what is
right and just, and which may be conceded
by both North and South with honor
| why does the Tribune in the face OF facts,
and in total disregard of the slightest respect
for truth, charge US with proposing to null
| lily the election of Lincoln and the disband-
ment of the Republican party? Theanswer
| is at hand.s Simply cause the editor Of
| the Trib me is as much Of an Ab0litionist
as Garrison, and at heart as anxious to dis
solve the Union, as Yanccy or keitt, and
other disunionists ut the South"
The Ncwburyport Herald, a Republican
paper, speaks as follows: "a,
| "The worst that this can lead to, as it
seems to us, is new compromise during
the session of Congress, and il they should
,lemand and obtain fresh guarantees that
| their domestic institutions shall not be in
terfercd with, and that fugitivcs from ser
vice or labor shall be returned, it would BE-
only what the Constitution provided. And,
if it should be agreed that every Territory
and every new State shall be left in absolute
freedom to form, their own institutions, it
will be no more than justice. We anlc-
pate that such will sbe the end Of the con-
| ilict and that here, finally, all parties viii!
sit down contentcd." Esf sE
4 How much trouble it would have saved
the country il such good sense had been dis
played before election. Here is an admis-
sion from the highest Republican editorial
authority that Greeley has desired to pre-
cipitatc revolution, and yet the Tribune
has been, and now is the text book Of the
Republican party! Messieures Republicans,
it is unkind Of you to talk saucily to Dem
ocrats for telling you just what your ac-
knowledged leaders state relative to our diff
ficulties and the cause of them. The Her.
aid as above quoted, says ut will be
no more than justice" to permit any terri.
tory to form its own institutions. Did its
party not ask for more than JUSTICE in the
last canvass
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

~ Our esteemed contemporary, IN. NJ.
p" will pardon us Cor copying the following
little pleasantly from the pen of WILKiE of
the Dubuque Herald. 1t is slightly pun
gent, but, then Wilk. always will go to the
bottom of subject; we hope no duel will
result from this review Of Bricks" annual
idiosincrasies
A BAD HABIT Brick po.neroy, although
one Of the spiciest writers in the North
west, either is unfortunate, or else is afiiict-
ed with bad habit About year since
he published very long article on Skating,
in which the funniest part-thc butt Of the
whole joke was that he slipped, fell, tore
his pants and thereafter found sitting on
ice extremely unpleasant.
This Winter he is out again with column
and = half Oh Sleighing, in which the pro.
minent incident is that he upset, had to set
on the ice awaiting sleigh, and that while
there his pants froZe fast, so much so, that
when he got up, piece Of his pants Of con-
siderable dimensions remained fast to the
lice. Again, as in his Skating experience,
he finds sitting extremely cold and unplea-
ant. and upon this turns tho whole joke Of
column and half
We submit that our contemporary is ex-
posing himself too continually before the
public that he locates his annual Jokes in
quarters whose direction is Of questionable
propricty. ,-
However, II he chooses to display any one
| thing to the public in preference to another,
we suppose We shall all have to look at it.
We are glad that the fit only comes over
| him once year-the remainder Of the time
he devotes to the development Of his brain
and other superior portions Of his anatomy
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
MARRIED

-, AZ Prairie au CHEN, on Thursday evening, January
Thomas u: HARDING, OF tho American House. Nc.
Greger, 70 Miss ANGELINA TissArs, Of CLAYTON % .
Iowa. w.
We have been advising Thomas for several years to
a"cndto this duty, and now hs has gone and don, Il
Inc h"ppy couple took the cars at ~ o'clock, on
sne h'sh' OF the marriage and have not been heard
ITO" since. Shouldn't wonder IL Tom. had drowned
"Se', IN Sc" OF bliss May his bachelor heart bs
"armeo with the fires Of love till he scant rest ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

MoxoxA. We learn that Milo w. BARNES
is now the only merchant at Monona.-
People in that vicinity while buying
heavy bills and general supplies at Metre
gor will find il a great convenience to them
to sustain store at home. Be ye there
fore liberal to Barnes and do not dry up
the last mercantile establishment OF your
village. A store, q tavern and black
smith shop arc the elementary institutions
Of q western town--the loss Of either ono
leaves the town merely neighborhoal
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
Weather. Markets &c.

Weather wet and thaw-y. Prospects OF
a january break up. Shedding is running
into the ground. Ice good, and the river is
spotted with teams carrying grain and pork
to the railroad.
For a report Of the market see Hoffman,
Benton & Co. prices, corrected Tuesday at
o'clock. Monday and Tuesday the town
was crowded with Pork and Grain teams
Wheat sold at 1906 and for choice arti-
Gle, G6 was had. Pork has advanced du
ring the week, closing on yesterday at s. 30
for heavy, 81 9o@s5 90 for light Other
produce remains about the same as at our
last quotations. AT Milwaukee on Monday,
wheat sold at 79@83c.
Exchange has gone up to nine per cent.
here. Iowa State paper is worth 6 per cent
in Illinois or Wisconsin paper. 1t is want
cd to pay taxes.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
Life Insurance

Life Insurance &s as &"S@ F&&s
Those desiring this safst anachcapsst protec,
ton Tor their families, can secure it in GU!
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become
in reality, a tate institution, having Agent.
and patrons among the best business men in al
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no lon
ger Il matter Of doubt that Life Insurance car
be conducted AS well in Wisconsin as in Lonnec
ticut any other Eastern states. .1-..
Thus willie duty demands that men should
ins'rc their lives, it also demands that the j,
should keep their money for investment nj
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most 'unprece
dcnted,"w we would cord al'y invite all our cit,
Gems to call at the "flice, south west corner al
Main and Wisconsin streets, aud examine 70,
themselves SIS. DAGGhTr, Pres't.
A.W. KELLOGG, Scc'y.
G. l.. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 80, 1860 VI. .. ST.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

New PApER.--J. Ii. Aylesworth Esq, of
Mason City, passed through this place one
day asst week with press and material for
the establishment of newspaper at Mason
City, the County Seat Of Cerro Gordo Co.
Mr.. a. is a printer, has had some expert
cnce in the business and will undoubtedly
make paper worthy the support Of that
section of the west .-r
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

e~ The Gutenberg Reg,ster is advo-
eating Horse Railroad from that town, or
from Glen Haven rather, to the nearest
point on the Mil. & Miss. r. r. 1t is only
Il miles and can be built for IS to Is thou
sand Dollars.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

ENTERPRISE. GREEN of the Prairie
Leader, fayors us with an carly copy Of
Gov. Randalls Message, issued in the form
of an extra The Editor Of the Leader is
usully ahead with the news and goes to cx-
traordinary expense to supply his readers
and exchanges with it. We have been UNI
der repeated obligations to Mr.. Green for
favors of this character and we take this
occasion to thank him.
Mr.. Phillips, theoperator at Pr du Chen,
has also placed us under great obligations
for frequent slips of the latest news, while
the country was laboring under feycrish
excitement. He will draw on us for any
kindness in our power to extend.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

Our SUrPaEMENT.--Eas readers, al
vcrtisers and subscribers are informed that
our eight column Supplement is issued reg.
ularly each week, and forwarded to western
subscribers only. Advertisements intended
to affect western trade are not deemed valu
able to eastern readers, and hence the omis.
sion of the Supplement in packages cast Of
Wisconsin.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

OBLIGED Common & Sons, Of N.
York, the Type makers Of the United States,
have forwarded us a copy Of their large
Specimen Book for 1860. We soc SO many
pretty styles Of type, cuts, &C., &C., in it
that we cannot long resist the inclination to
send this liberal house an order for new
material.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16
20 Consumptives.

THE Advertiser. having been restored to heaith in
few weeks BY very simple remedy. after having suf
fer'd several wears with lung affection, and
that dread di eac C"nsumptinn--iS snxiouS to make
kr own to his feliow-sunrrers the means ef cure.
To all who de ire II. he will send copy Of the pre-
scrition used Gree of cargc) with the directions
preparing aud u-ing the same, which they will find
SURF Cum r" Consumption, asthma, bronchitis
&C. Tn" only object Of he advertiser in sendiug tn,
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted. and spread in
formation which he cancevrs to be invaluable, and ht
hopes ev ry sufferer will Try his remedy, it will
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Pre- crinton will plea &c address
.r.@@z a REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, ast 81
-" F'h" Williamson
Dec s, lsaoms Kinss county, New York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-16

aE- The North Ioua Times (Democratic)
seems to intimate that Hon. p. Cad Bryan
has obtained his notoricty by the singular-
ty Of his name. p. Cad, will, doubtless,
receive this as highly complimentary Des
Noincs Register
We hasten to apologize to our political
friend P. Cad for the unauthorized use of
his name by US, to give force to one of our
.prejudiccs. We do solcmnly protest against
the habit of using the middle name as the
principal portion of the Christian appella-
ton. Turn the name round and put the
second word first and that will do better.
Suppose his Exccllency Of Iowa, should
write his name S. yerusalam Kirkwood, or
one of our Senator's attach his signature,
or allow people to call him J. Wonderful
Grimes! How would it sound? We could
match the fashion by writing A. Pat Rich.
arison, but however honorable and distin.
guishcd the name Pat is, we modestly for
bear using it in this way. A young gent
applied to US once as an assistant Editor,
but he wrote his name after this style, and
we let him rip without thought as to his
qualifications. We trust those whom we
may hit will pardon our prcjudices.