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, 1865-03-24

Acc1pEs1.-John T. Welling, pork packcr In
the employ o; Round i Bent, on Wells street
xas yesterday dangerously injured By falling
7hrourh hatchwar into the cellar, ttriktns upon
tic edge OF narrels Of salt stored Below: seyerat
1y.tcrna1 Injuries,
, 1865-03-24

HUK SALE--A Farm Of ZOO acras
J. three mtts north OF shefli;eld IN Rn,.sr ~
ctd with be g. and boaIt* 6ssriax ofcha,i
Ut S1ea. well, steto a1d e-llaE; yr act-1 n.
eel. Huild,nzs 1ne vosth $4a0 trtce SO . Tscre.
lh9ni'e ~ SPEAR, 1n prema. 3, cr D. < FEAR.
sOSS. lis Randolph sl Chicago. mhl9.DS1H r.
, 1865-03-24

Fog THE Ted REc1AEEr.-CSpt D, ". White.
OF TIE I'D nltpo1e Infantry, Will leave this city this
evening 10 rejoin bis regiment, now IN tie vicin-
-. ~ Moh',e All letters left at the American EE
1,iss ofce fore o'clock in the evening will be
[choc-.vily s,Et n nv lin.
, 1865-03-24

TOR SALE Two Portable En-
\ etnesstwe're 10 nresn horse power each. nav
ani IN rcr;ect order. with TWO band whee specially
adap:Pd for the Of, wells. RI HARDs CORN SHEL.
LhE WORKS 100Rnd 19x Washington slees.
, 1865-03-24

TOR SAIE-Rare chance to IT.
L vett In rood paying business. The stocx and
fixtures OF we'll esiab 1shed etoye, Tn and lard.
uafe Ste fe. dn1 DO NJ tifsEfRta hu1{ness capable
with ttrte cxer1lon, or belaz doubled capttsl re-
qsted, about toJto. Reasnus tor se1ug-other nuai-
nts> til Il rcauus ume diatt attention. And ese r.
q. EC1 1879, Chicago. Ill Euh23o364 It
, 1865-03-24

AIDING Observation-Disclosures Danforth, OF the firm
Of DanYo,th, Parker & Co.. No 4s5 Sonth Clark
street, VIE yesterday morning arrai:ned before
RATED stAtea Commissioner Hoync on the char9e
81 n,d,nr his BROTHER, member OF Maine regt.
urnt. 10 dcscrt md uilerxnrde concea1frg him in
1bie cts. Bound over in the sun Of <5Q 10 AWAIT
1he action Of the Grand Jury.
, 1865-03-24

L1ou1ERA0E, DncKAoH. &e.-A Nsean& W
,o,1hrr, ~ th, Board of T1sdc will he held in the
E9chnne-e room, 10 hear the report Of committee
onnotptcd to revise the rules and regulations eoy-
criipc lish erasc+ docknge. etc, now IN use In
fhis nEtf. GumMcnCe3 It III o'c!oc&.
, 1865-03-24

TOR SALE-O1e American Safe,
l. No. 9tDtebo d. Bah1 ann Co.. Makers: Also
Dpaf{t cr FADE NEtt lu., ChIcarQ. mh2l1191-3t
TOR SALE-A good Saloon on
4 The seuth Slte doing g@ou bns!ntss. Far PAT.
ttcu,stS .rp 1T ESQ sonth ater ~. nha2 y25t St
, 1865-03-24
16Ddr1lng.

POARDING-In q pleasant loca.
- tiou. one block fs.m the ktft ct tsEs, fer ge1
tem4n and vile. tire or four sing gems q a,
hna!y nj Epce nt HslE West Stsert, th{Qa12 1w
, 1865-03-24

For TIE Frox1.-Capt. Whitt1e, OF the 7ad Reg
imtnt 1linors Infantry, will leave 10 join his COM
1nand ut Mobile ths evening. Letters for the reg
1mcur will he taken through by him. If left ut tho
American Express Office by 8p. m. Capt ". is
from Gen. Shcruauss army. and brings with hin
other things, Kitten born uudcr the rebel nag III
1snt
, 1865-03-24

r,nc1anr.-on Wednesday night The house Of
.1smes D:novsn, No. 1s7 Madison street., Was en-.
tcrcd 1,v burglars end robbed Of goods and money
~ ,hc vrlpc Or nearly FOO. The thieves ctfectet
m en,1snce by saving panel ont o. fne oaes
s3nnF.
, 1865-03-24

EOR SaLE-A Flour1ng Mil,
/ With two run Of t-cue-. ut u,k1-ld Ststton,
Fond uu Las County. Wa.. s1itsble tor either Mer-
g NH Iaoff
, 1865-03-24

FOK SALE-A family horse !;
l. also, q scron. hand buggy and hsreess-lor - q
very cheap. 1rq1ire OF BALDWIN 4 60 North
, 1865-03-24

EUR SALE-One horse, harness
i ! SD nrrgy ftr asle. AIEo, IL seral new express
aud grain NaEons, JOHN 6A HDkAAs, c,rEGr 10.
r4a ~ f.. .n*I rkRt nf11 MN At
, 1865-03-24

TOR SALE a Flour and Feed
CosnsI) corner kaadoiph and 4aaal1e ssreesa.
, 1865-03-24

The REruuEEs.-A special meeting Of the Re-
fugcc soccfy will be held at their room, No. eoa
South Clark street, th,s FftdaJ afternoon, at three
O'clock. Chaplain }. II. Lcard, from Fort Smith,
Ark, is in the city, and has business Of an I'M
the Soc,ety in reference 10 the refugee orplsn
children Of A1kansns, thirty Of whom he has al-
ready brought to this city, and lodged In the
The authority Of Gen. Reynold. and Governor
Murphy. Agent for this destitute class.
, 1865-03-24

u.scaAnoLp.-Ncllie Price. who WIS on We'd
1eeess arrested for robblns her SLOWER" Mike
Ao,iana. "as arrsigncd before Justice Mcdonnell
II ~ % no witnesses appeared against
, 1865-03-24

DErAE1CrE OF REnE1 PRISONERS AEp Sol
p1KHs.-Durinc the forenoon Thursday, FIVE
hundred rebel prisoners from Camp Douglas IN
charge Of Captain Hill and g1asd Of etxty thr:e
Waype and Chicago RaiIroad, Tor Baltimore. a
dcta chmcut Of SIX hundred and twenty-sx Union
soldiers also left camp Fry Thursday afternoon,
1uf New XoFf. By the game aoad, under charge Of
Ijnuf Cot r.
, 1865-03-24

LAncEs1.-Msry Walsh vas yesterday brought
.1,fore Ju.titc Miller, charged with larceny By
Mrs. Wright, tho landledy OF Wrfght's uo:el
She stared at thc house few evenings ago. and
managed 10 Eteal one two coverlids, sheets. Ia
hlc linen. dc. The property was fully identified,
and the offending female wss held 10 ba1l in the
eum of $iLQ.
, 1865-03-24

BOARDING Board wanted By
- two gentlemen on Nabskh avenue, within ten
minutes y . Of Randolph s'rest Good ho11d ana
tnslA mh2tQ4Y II
, 1865-03-24

NORTHWESTERN SAN11Anr FA1n--A musical cn-
tel ,ainment Will be given in Grace Church, corner
OF flasalle etrect and Chicaro aTenue, this (Fsi-
<lns) evening, March p. The programme viii
contain popular and patriotic selections from the
repertoire Of Prof.. Madison, and several organ
For the benefit Of the L.dtes' Soluiesn' Aid Socl-
H.ty.
, 1865-03-24

EOR Secoad. hand Sa1e,
J. F,re aEr Rurc1st Pzocf. good - new. Apply 1t
m Washlp 1top str. It. nh99l18 N
, 1865-03-24

pOAKDING-A suite OF untur.
- nsned roo1 and board roaY be oht aaned as n y.
IL North rean street, between La1e and Randolph.
nh kotG4
, 1865-03-24

EOR SALE-Tha Stock and Fix
Il lures IT a GROCERY Store. IN good .o:atou, and
doing u good business. Capital Teq1ised aot s:ger
S9tt0. Address 1T =, Tlioune udc@. mhlf o410 2t
, 1865-03-24

w ANTED --Agents-81o per
W dsy- hase Or femate, having u few nous ,i,y
70 spare can ear 15! per week IT me. ln Ii.ht
Eongrab.t business. ihst paEs ovar 500 per cant 4
ttse By agorssanE L. WAYVktA. Oh clao, q. +.
u. Boz 34St.- rnhntoty0 81
, 1865-03-24

FuE-About4 o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in small building IN the rear oi No.
I'D FrsukIin street, occupied as a residence by
Mr.. Ann McFarlau. The premises were dasnas-
ed to Tie amoun! of $500. The rear portion Of No.
III, o.cupicd by Z. Joeepht. Was also damaged to
the extent Of xag0 on the hu1lolns, and $50 on
.ooit. The premises were fully insured The fire
11rfr L inatei fsIll1 a h1nkEu 6fQYe.
, 1865-03-24

TOR SAIE-Saioon, fixtures and
4 1e Sc. IN a splendid location. Fos psrtiru AIS
apply 1t 4 s South Market xreet. 1nh.fol99 It
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

CnANGE.-Sol. & John Hutson, the pop
Mar Hotel keepers at Pr. du Chen Or.
Way House, have sold out to Mr.. PIrrs, Of
Dixon, Illinois. Mr.. Pitts knows his bust
ness well, but it is a matter Of regret to
old travellers, to hear that acquaintanc:s
so highly esteemed as the Illusions, should
leave US.
Possession will be given on the 18th Of
December. The Illusions will probably
not leave this section of the northwest.
without a permit, and so far as we are
concerned no such document of departure
will be signed. Can't VIC induce them to
locate at McGregor?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

We are in receipt of an exchange from La
Porte, Ind, from which We cut the following
specimen of newspaper politeness. as appre.
cated and supported by those who admire good
language. This issue OF the Times closes our
Exchange" with the Hoosier sheet What the
rival paper may have said we do not know,
but the article below is enough for US. One
object we have in view in reprinting it is to
furnish malignant language to some Northern
Iowa "editors" ~ who delight in slang be.
cause they are not well behaved enough to ap.
probate decency:
rIssoLvING from IT'S Own RorrENNFss.--
We are informed, upon what we regard as the
most reliable authority, that the dirty rag
issued from the one.horse rookcry in the gar.
ret over the auction room, is in rapid course of
dissolution from its own rottenness, and that
its intolerable stencil will soon cease to assail
the nostrils of the community. The driveling
idiot, the loathsome blackguard, the cowardly
dog, the lying thief, the hideous abortion, the
fetid leper' who has hitherto ground out its
dolorous groans, is now stunned aud detested
by all decent persons, and the acknowledged
owner of this nondescript sheet, has "cut of
his supplies" SO that the beggarly monster can
no longer find in La Porte where~hith to fill
his beastly nav, and he is now starting on his
annual tour in search of Swarm meals" prior
to closing up his offall shop, which tor years
has been a seethins reservoir Of unmitisated
filth.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

BRlGuAA.-The old beast is growing at
the United States pretty fercely. He
talks fght-but we think little quiet de.
monstration on the part of Andy's boys
win bring him to his senses. A Mr.. Con.
ner recently from Salt Lake says that he
beard this lecherous old western Saint:
Make fsry appeal to the S,ints, de.
claring that the Gentilcs should walk over
his dead body before the Federal authority
should supersede his own.
II. heard him preaching "war sermon"
in which he said
IF they undertook to try him in Gen.
tile court, he would see the government in
hell first, and was ready to fight the gov
eminent the rub. lie had his soldiers and
rides, and pistols, and ammunition, and
plenty Of it. anl cannon too, and would
use them. He was on it, The governor
Of this territory was useless, and could dc
nothing. He (Brigham) wss the real gov.
srnor Of this people, and by the power Of
the Most High be would be governor Of this
territory for ever and ever. II the Gen.
tiles did not like this, they could leave and
10 to hell. Ninc.tenths Of the people o.
she territory were southern synpa,bizers
flIe north was wrong. and this people sym
asti.iz"d with the souh"'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

VIM. Althoff, of St. Louis, had little quar-
rel with his wife, put pistol to his head and
blew out his brains.
There is triaing mistake in this statement.
William blew out no brains, as far AZ heard
from. He who would shoot himself, because
Of little or big quarrel with his wife, could
not be convicted Of brains before = sensible
the hands of the Creator-firted little with
Satan himself, and her husband did not buy
revolver! In view of this frailty in SO early =
day and SO high quarter, it is not strange if
some of the modern daughters err. II is pos
probable-that Adam, being engaged in
gardening, was not properly attentive to the
Paradisical beauty given him, and hence ''sin,
Death, and all our wee:" Lay half the blame,
at least, On mans neglect, and you will be
more just to woman. Business and outdoor
amusenents absorb the attention Of men
home and its circumscribe duties engineer the
minds Of women. These facts should be con
sidered, if domestic life be expected to run
smoothly. A compromise. of respect, regard
and courtesy will preserve the UnioU. Women
aud men are not the same: the attempt to
identify them in thought, faction, desire or
capacity is the blunjer Of married parties-and
hence the hell that takes possession of SO many
homes. You will find, in nine cases out Of
ten. that married infelicity is the result Of
mutual inattention and a consequent outside
pressure of Aattery to both parties.
We write this for reflection and not for
the mere fun Of it. If not true, our obserya-
ton in life is thus far worthless.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

Gov. Morton, Of Indiana, had an inter-
view with the President on Monday. The
president said he was fully determined to
~complimented Gov. Morton on his Rich
mond, Ind. speech, and said that he fully
Endorsed it.-Erchange.
1t will be remembered that Gov. Nor.
toms speech, alluded to above, warmly 10.
dorsed Johnson. Why are the State gov
erner's so silent? We do not hear of their
conde0ning the President; but you cannot
pick up . Tribune, or one of its irothy
co2yists, but you will End some allusion to
the wickedness Of Johnson's course, or the
expression Of hope that he will "back, -
or be forced to surrender to Sumner Co..
Whenever he exercises little necessary
arbitrary authority with those radicals Of
the south. who cannot see their own inter-
ests, much less the interests of the United
States as one family, then the radicals
north-equally blinded by insanity -
equally incapable Of reasoning-cry out
"Ha, ha where is the democracy Of ANDY
new :" "Guess this move is crusher -
Not bit Of it. Andy has crazy heads
to deal with in both sections, and while
pursuing general common sense policy to
bling the country back to its old position,
he 10 compelled to throw the cross chill.
dreN On aifiser hand m occasional niece n,
butte.ed bread.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

CRIxE-It seems that the devil is on
earth at present, and in business up to his
eyes. Every paper We read abounds in
thefts; accidents Opponents rapes bur
glaries; fires; murders divorces; aban-
donments: coarse, disgusting articles. paid
for by pretensious piety; robbsries /; frauds;
non .full6lment Of contracts; swindling !;
seductions and every other conceivable
maanness that can torture good order, and
bring integrity to blush. for mans crea
ton.
Look four years back and see how the
world has progressed. Do you take up a
paper that does not tell you of the evil Of
these latter days?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29


The Season of all beautiful months, No.
vember Of 1865 will be remembered as among
the most lovely. Not storm of any kind
has. up to this writing MONDAY, 27th,) pre-
scented its ugly phiz. Indian Summer, in its
most polished elegance, has been with US over
four weeks and that in November.
But this caanot last much longer In few
days at farthest, Old Bsreas, with his aids Of
iceland snow will be along, and then look out
for colds, coughs, asthma and other evils re-
sulting from insecure clothing and particularly
from wet feet.
WHEELER, opposite Kohn's Clothing store,
will supply you with superior article of boots
which may save many medical visits and per.
haps your lie.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

TIE FEEIANs.-These active Irishmen
are soaring the British awfully. 1t is de-
manded by our English cousins that the
U. S. Government shall prohibit the as
sen.blage Of Fenian Circles on our soil. 1t
was requested Of the English at one time
that they should prohibit the assemblage
Of men, ana the fitting out Of ships for the
enemies Of our Government! Did John Bull
listen to that request? Not much. We
guess thu, "chicken is coming home to
yOJst ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

WaTcH AM, PRAY-This is on admonition
mouths of people engaged actively in religious
interests. True, we thing some Of the close
listed followers OF the "church militant" watch
more than they pray but then as we are also
frail We wave the opportunity to censure pre-
te nders.
Speaking of Swatch" reminds US that HUB
BARD g. Co, next door to tie Bank, are well
stocked with Watches. Jewelry. Musical In.
struments. Toys for children, Silverware and
all other articles in their line
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

LOUIS NAPoLEox.-Presiden Johnson Gen.
Logan and the people Of this country seem to
be looking cross at the nephew of his uncle,
NJ. Louis N. Bonaparte. little dstaste to
his stealing Mexico, while we were having a
family brawl, is probably the cause of this un.
pleasant feeling here. We like the French
because in our revolutionary distress they came
to the aid of Washington and his noble COM
peers and comp Unions in arms; we shallragret
to see the French fall cut with US, but the
thing begins to look that way quite decidedly
After giving our readers this information is
it any harm to say that SOUS" French, jeweler,
watch maker and rcpairer Of all sorts OF time
keepers, is still at his business on Main Street,
ready as ever to oblise all who call on him.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

Mr.. CoLFAx.-This distinguished gen.
tlcman recently made q speech at Wash.
ington indicating his opposition to Mr..
Johnson's construction policy. The
speech is bid for the speakership, and We
think it likely to secure him the goal. 1t
is reported that johnson expresses the
ERNEST intention to carry out his plan.-
In very few days we shall see "somc.
dinpaO
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

MUscATINE. Courier, late in charge
Of that able and fearless writer, Judge
THAyEa, has passed into the hands Of the
Barnhardt Bros, well known journalists of
the State of Iowa. We always undress
our Courier exchange and read its edito.
rails and scissorings with interest. II
several holes are clipped into it before
leaving our review we trust our friends, the
publishers, will not get angry.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29
COMMERCIAL.
TIMES OFFICE Tuesdav Nov 0S-a u

TIMES OFFICE, Tuesday, Nov 2S-4 p. NJ
On yesterday the weather complimcnted in our
columns and to-day Tuesday nature puts OH her
dress of Snow as though she going to wedding
instead of funeral! The air is mild, and the snow is
melting away River unfrozen-boats crossing almost
hourly. Cant tell how long this will last
Business during the past month has not been active
Farmers invited to gather their corn and pillow
for the spring crops and they have been at it.
Benton Bros Co.'S report will give you the details
of prices.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

The Winona Press says just such Fall as
we have Tor had week ago. was followed by
an open Winter Another exchange says the
winter will close soon, be snowy TIL April and
most furiously cold! Oh that We could talk
the muskrat language, like "Brick." and tell
our readers pre-zactly what is to come! How
happy We should be if our knowledge OF corn.
husks had been cultivated when we were
young
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

FAsHIox.-Six thousand (5,0O0) Mink skins
sold at St. Paul recently for $4,000. or So
each In the winter of "A, at small town
on the Kankakee river, in ST. Joseph County,
Indiana, the writer Of this article, then in bust.
ness there, bought over 500 .mink skins at 20
to 80 cents each And the Kankakee Mink
is said to be superior to all others. Fashion
has made this immense change in values.
There are many other commodities in life
equally subject to change because Of fashion.
The Constitution of the United States is at
present very questionable with ono class of
politicians. We hear men say Or see them
write articles in defence of law that would
make such statesmen as Washington, Henry,
Jefferson and Jackson blush for the character
of their descendants. Let US work for a return
to the old Constitutional fashion in, politics and
hope for SUCCESS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

AoS swamp AA0o0 VOtOs
On Monday Of this week the question Of
donating the swamp lands to the McGregor
Western Railway was voted upon by the
people Of this county. The verdict was in
favor of the donation by nearly unani-
nous vote. This will have a strong in
foence, in favor Of bringing the railroad
through this county, and if the company
reward those who have favored it, this town
may point with pride and confidence to its
vote upon the question of donating these
lands. Plain Dealer.
It has been stated that the Company
were running two lines from Counover,
one ola New Oregon, northwardly, the
other due west, and that the Company
would DO determined in their choice OF
lines BY the vote given on Monday last
II this DO true, Howard will have road ;
but We think the west line will also be
built to secure the land grant. There are
movements going on among railway men
that will change the face Of affairs out this
way.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29
M ARR,IFD.

At Pr. du Chen, on Thursday. Nov 23d, by Rev. Mr.
Skinner, of the Episcopal Church. Mr. Walter b. Hunt
to Miss Julia p daughter of L. p P Genti Esq, all Of
Prairie du Chen. ~ ...-.. IL.
Thus hath another bachelor, good-lookiDg, anable
and a general favorite, of course swung from his
moorings and boldly sail the Of Ma.rimo
ny. We trust adverse gales will the pleasures
of the trip but that favoring winds will watt them to
the port Of Happiness. Walter and the Gentils, may
both be congratulatedhe that union has been FORM
ed with the highest family responsibility social worth
and personal charms-they, that more honorable
valued gentleman is known between the Alleghanies
and the Rockies.
Thank you kindly, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, for compl
mentary cards.
At Pr du Chen Nov 18th, 1865, by Rev. Mr.. Brock
some, Mr.. Edward F. ONeill to Miss Nellie butcher.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

NAvIGArioN.-People at this season Of the
year are inquiring when navigation usually
closes. Iu '63 there was pssssble ice for light
teams on the 18th Debenb in ga the river
closed on the 7th. 1t has happened in one OR
two instances that the first closing was prema-
ture and that the Ferry Boat had few days
run after the first freeze, but this is rare. All
anticipate quick, tight solid, close in few
days, and everybody says we are to have
heavy and continued fall of snow this winter.
If"everybody" knows any more about it than
the reader, there will bclconfideDce put in the
weather prophets, but as we regard the future
a picture happily yelled from human sight in
all its particulars, We prefer to record the
weather when it arrives, to vain endeavor to
tell what it uiH be-.
Let everybody get ready'f for winter-that
frosty old blow hard is about as sure to come
in this latitude as are death and taxes. Get
sheds for the poor houscless cattle and sheep
don't ask milk this winter or wool next June
from animals that you leave out in the storm :.
A few upright poles or rails, with brush for
rafters aud straw for roofs will, make your out
door family as comfortable as yourselves
Make kennel for your dog-or shoot him
we don't care which. Do not omit these duties
to the brutes around you.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

GRAND BALL.-Mr. Sol Hutson & Son
anticipating . change Of base from the
Railway Hotelro some other point not far
distant from this crossing, will give Co.
t,llion Party on Thursday Evening, Nov.
30th Ito morrow.) All will be welcome who
can appreciate good music, good fare and
attentive. treatment. Strangers, compare
lively to many, who may not receive tickets
Of invitation. the Messrs. Hu!son's hope
none will decline to honor their house with
their appearance on account Of this una
voidable neglect If your names were
known, or we'll remembered, all would have
invitation cards. Every effort will be
made to render this Ball one Of the most
brilliant of the season. Music by Hoising-
ton & Colton's band-unexcelled any
where. The Ferry Boat will leave her Nc.
Gregor wharf at P. M. precisely, return
ing McGregor guests at 6, the next morn
t:Dr
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-29

The press every where is full Of accounts of
accidents, resulting from the explosion of kerr
osene lamps: in village in Minnesota recently
a whole family was killed by the bursting of a
lighted lamp being filled; and some where
else lady blew down the chimney of a burn
ing lamp, for the purpose OF putting it out
which caused an explosion, bursting the brass
ueck of the lamp into many pieces, and the
lady narrowly escaping death.