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q
is circulating In California. He saws Jen
Davis offered 10000 for his head. Ii is the
opinion OF the California press that Mr.. Davis
must have been hard up for a head.
SFlour is selling In Colorado at ten cents
4 pound.
@The Chinese rebellion is assuming alarm
ing proportions.
SThe Paris Moniteur officially confirms
the news previously reported about the with
drawal of the French troops from Mexico.
81 A writer in Zions Herald says "Seekers
OF religion, determined 10 dance, though freely
surrendering all beside, never find salvation
lis most earnest devotees, once converted,
never, while faithful, desire it more We may
as well speak OF an honest thief dancing
Christian"
~ $4,000 shingle per day machine has been
invented.
nSThe New Bedford Mercury says that the
report Of Ole Bulls death was all fiddle de
dee.
ga Topeka paper nominates Sumner for
President and Stephens for Vice President
- 1t Is pleasanter to get a smack from wo-
man lips than from a mans hand.
~ The negroes in Tennessee are contending
for the right of billiard saloons like white peo-
pie. r
partial advance in their wages, and the great
strike In England is at an end. se5
Bishop Soule wants to change the name
OF Methodist Episcopal Churcnt. Wesleyan
Episcopal Church. -E
@The colliers and iron workers of Eng
land and South Wales were rushing OF to the
uniieo States in hundreds. sixty families leav-
ing one days ,act greatly deplored by the
London Times.
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u DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WASHINGTON, April 81, 1866.
Information has been received a, this De-
Partment from Mr.. Willie p Mangum, the
consul OF the United States at Nagasaki, ia
pan, of the death, on the pgtb of NAV, 1856, at
Nagasaki, of Mariana Debosantes, u seaman
belonging to the ship "Catalpa'
information has also been received from
the 9th of October, 1865, at the same place,
Sd o. a: Anderson, seaman of the ship -. w.
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The LAST RICHMOND SHOOTING SCRAPE-
The Richmond papers give the following ac-
count Of the last shooting affair in that city,
between DIR. I. Clay Maddox and Mr. William
Vernon. The difficulty, il seems grew out OF a
law SUIT between Nernon's sister and DR. Mad
dox. The parties met in the street and pro-
csed TO settle the question at issue with pistols,
the result being ball in the leg OF the doctor
near the ankle. and a scratch on the left hand
OF vernon. Three shots were fired between
the parties, and the ball which scraped Yer
mons hand came nigh proving fatal, as be had
ms pistol raised and was in the act of firing
when Dr. Maddox discharged his weapon
nrst, the ball scraping the knuckles of the
ioIthhger and thumb, and glancing or
The Times says Dr. Maddox is well known
IN Richmond. and during the war was a sur
gron IN the Confederate service Since the
surrender OF Gen. Lee he removed 10 AIexan-
dria, Virginia where, il will be remembered,
arencontre took place between himself and Col.
Dixon, during which the latter was KILLED
He has recently returned 70 this CITY and re-
sumed the practice of his profession Mr.
vernon rs native Of Richmond, and was ar
one time attached to the Confederte service
He afterwards went North, where he entered
the Federal service, il is said. as a detective.
which position he held till within few
months past He is said 10 be the same party
IateIy engaged in a personal alteration with
Solonel BraXton at the Spottswood Hotel
Both The parties have been held TO bail for ap-
pearance at court
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ORPHANS CoURT. Judge PUrcelL-On Satur-
DAY, the order issued on the Sd ins tant. direct
ing }. Z. Mcclure d Co. TO pay TO John r
minor. guardian of Ann Maria Minor the
snm OF S452so was revoked; and they We're
ordered 10 pay to said guardian 1852 So.
The petition Of Edward Shanahan for the re .
vocation OF the appointment of Maria Shana-
han, as guardian TO Sarah Shanahan, orphan
OF Dennis Shanahan, deceased, was filed
The following accounts were approved and
passed, viz: First and final account of Helen
Hartman, administratrix Of Ferdinand Hart
man, deceased; first and final account OF Jas
l.. Barbour, administrator of Horace Edelin,
deceased: third account Of CHRISTOPHER Cam.
mack, Sr., guardian TO the minors of Michael
Connington, deceased; first and final account
OF Susannah Carrico, executrix of James Car
rico, deceased; first account Of Susannah Car
rico, guardian TO the orphan Of Peter G. and
Elizabeth Carrico
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
r Z n VAL. "a
WASHINGTON CITY LOAN OFFIsE.

LEVI B.DE WOLFF, r
No 37T PennA. avenue. between AZ and0D =
sth streets, opposite National Hotel,
Formerly with the late Levi Benjamin, Of Balti.
more, has opened an ONCE for the Ea<Rese Of
LOAsING MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT,
on all kinds OF Merchandise, such as Diamonds,
Gold and silver Watches, Siiverwsre. Guns, Pis-
tols. Gentlemens and Ladies' Wearing Apparel
Goods Of all descriptions bought and sold.
Bssiness strictly confidential.
81 Private entrance sdjoining. fe 0-3ms
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-The prospect in the
valley Of Virginia has been greatly improved
within a short time past, and our adyices
from portions OF Piedmont counties ara 10 me
same effect. We think that il may ne safely
stated that the yield this harvest whilst IN win
not prove an average one, nevertheless. the,
crop VIII turn out much better. as a general
thing, than the farmers had room 70 hope a few
weeks ago.-LyRchburo Netcs
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7 a ioomIs,mp
CREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXrRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

Ivould advise oil persons having teeth 70 <PKAA
extract to call Il DR. LBWIE'S o4ce, and 9SSHSlU
have them taken out without pain.
Also, call and eI anime the Doctor 8 new and i'm
proved method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
nyou once see the great Improvement IN his teeth,
you win have them in other style than this new
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates at the cid price, a. we have not
advanced the price on our work since the great
Ne. 2x9 Psans avenue, between Eth and 18th
streets.
janB-Iy s.R LEwrE. M D.. Dentist
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DEP,ARTMENT.oF STATE,

DEPARTMENTiOF STATE,
WAsHINGT@N, April 81, 1S66.
information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. II. G- o. Chase, the Vice
commercial Agent of the United States at
Amoor river, of the death by drowning, on the
2eth OF June, 1864, at sea, of Adolph Spero, a
seaman belonging to the barque 81. w. Sea-
ver" The legal representatives of the de-
ceased can obtain further information by ad =
dressing this Department
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CLOTHING, &c.

r. MERCHANT TAILOR,
corner OF l4th street and Penna ayeaue opposite
r.. Willards' Hotel, A.
my rnSites ms friends and the public to his
SPRING GOODS, NM
rongnticr cash, and will be sold at reduced -sS
prices. Perfect fits warranted Also, hne stock
Of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
r. 3. Give Us a call ap l4-2m
HUGHES & RIBNITZKY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Would inform their customers and the public
generally that they have formed q copart- A.
nership In the Merchant Tailoring Business ~
at the old stand of Evan Hughes, corner of A
18th street and Pennsylvsni avenue where Wf
they have an immense stock of FRENOH s-SA.
ENGLISH AND BELGIAN CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES and HESTINGS Also, GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS OF every variety Where
they would be pleased to see their friends and Gus
toners, pledging themselves to sell as reasonable
and give as good satisfaction can be found else
where.
Parties indebted to either party will please come
forward and settle to clsse books
First class Pants and Vest makers wanted No
others need apply. an Him
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IL oof faos. rAHEY, {
Southeast corner 10th street west and Canal.
FIRE sDd WATER PkOOF FELT, CEMENT
aud GRAVEL n0OFS put on in the very best
manner, Of the very best material, and ct tho
shortest notice. at verv moderate prices Z
Also, all kinds Of BUILDING and COMPOST
lowest prices. feH-A
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UAMES LACKEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
462 Seventh street, opposite Post Office,
1s receiving some of the hsndsomest Cloths Cassi
peres. and Vestings in the market, which
be will make up in a manner unsur passed IA
and at prices to suit the times. N
fashionable garment and q good fit N.Y.
guaranteed, or no obligation to take the IL
goods. r1h 23-lm
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X I'D ELL ssz : ! a .,Iss, EN- RsON.
Dealers in all the latest styles Of
PAPER HANGINGs, WALL PAPERS,
AND WINDOW SHADES,
Suitable for Parlers, Halls, Dining Rooms, &c.
Also, on hand, fine assortment Of
OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS, ,RUSTIC BLINDS,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAssELs.
All Of which they sffer at the lowest cash prices
All work in their line executed on the most rea.
country. by experienced workmen.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
367 STREET. NEAR NINTH,
FRANKLIN HALL BUILDING,
bet. eth and 10th sts., opposite seaton Hall,
nh l6-lm Washington, d. O.
CAKRIAGEsr ro.RR,.ers ~ cARH1AGEslI
Just received from the Northern Manufactures
q large and varied assortment Of
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, PERAMBULA-
TORS, VELoCIPEDEs. &C., &c,
to which would invite the attention OF my custo-
mers and the public generally, as 1 am prepared
and determined to sell at as BILE prices as
they can be sold in this District.
Also, q large assortment of
FISHING TACKLE,
REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS,
FANCY BASKETS, DRAM FLASKS, &C.,
with an endless variety OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
all of which 1 will sell at the most reasonable
prices.
Also, one of the finest assortme ents OF
BUILDER'S HARDWARE
in this city, which will be soli at cost to reduce
stock. ST, SAVAGE,
Successor to J L. Savage
Pennsylvania avenue.
apH-lm First door west OF 10Th street.
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~Tbose who are in businrss The most sharp
generally get the most blunt.
, 1866-01-09
s..
ON DagsOrdenen.

LigeSom Fernandez enten we'd Slutningen af ct Mode,
e1er we'd den / ) ) ommeIdte FortegneIse, eIIer we'd Tisigel-
sessedler Is ~ bestemmer, hvHke Sager der skuIIe foretage8
l Diet npste Mode, saaledes bestemmer han ogsaa, i hviken
Orden Sagerne hyert Mode skuIe foretages, uden at vere
bunden til den tidligere angivne Orden. Dog kan Dagsor-
denen ogaa besluttes at Raadet med Stemmefeerhed naar
mindst 3 Medemmer fordre saadan AStemning, ligesom
Raadet ogsaa, naar derom STILES For8Iag af Fernandez eHer
ct enkelt Medcm, kan beslutte at udsette en- Says Portland
ling, hvilket Fordag kan fremSettes saaenge Sagen endnu
like har fundet sin Afgj6reIse,
De at Gouverneuren Raadet torelagte Sager Dor frem-
mes fortrinsVis for andre, og, naar Diet er begjert, overor-
dentige Moder. Deres B%chandlng kan af ham fordres udsat
/ en- bestemt It'd hvormod Raadet like imod Indsigelse fra
hans Side kan besIutte Udsettelse at saadanne Sagers Be
handling lengere It'd end IA Dage.
Naar Diet like med det IS 4 o. 5 ommeIdte VarSel har
v@ret Archaeological, at en- Sag er bestemt til ForetageIse,
eler Sagen like har kunnet onten tilstiIles / Aftryk til hvert
Medlem elIer heniggo til Eftersyn den ) 5 bestemte It'd,
kan Sagen kun f~oretages, naar to TrediedeIe af de M0dende
we'd Afstemning ~samtykke deri, hvorhos endvidere Gouver-
neurens ~Samtykke ~udfordres, naar Sagen like har kunnet
bringes til hans Kundskab idetmindste ligesaa tidligt som til
Medlemmernes og under allie Omstandigheder senest "a
Timer f0rinden M0det.
, 1866-01-09

af Raadet tages paa ethvert Standpunkt af ForhandIingerne.
Mar en- Sag skal u~ndergives Aere end 1 Behandling, finder
we'd den forste Behandling ingen Afstemning Sted over Sa-
gems Realitet.
Endrings- og Underandringsforslag kunnc / sligo Sager,
med de i S. IL, II og 13 %indeholdte U~ndtagelser Alminde-
lighed ~indgives, saalenge, Fernandez like har sluttet For
handlingerne for at skride til Atstemning de beh6ve hver-
ken at tremsRttes eller ~forbeholdes under forste Behandling
af en- Sag, der senere skal u~ndergives 2den Behandling. Men
Forsamlingen kan med Hensyn til Sager, som u~ndergives
2 Behandlinger, voltage at f~oreskrive en- First for Endrings-
forsags og efter observation-disclosures ogsaa for Underen-
dringsforsIags Frems.ettelse, og saa Fald kunne de like
senere frems8ttes, uden at Raadet med Stemmeieerhed sam
tykker deri. Hvs Endrings- og UnderPndrin2sforsla for
end eden Behandling like ere bragte til M~edlemmernes
Begyndelse, forsaavidt de da foreligge.
, 1866-01-09
ON M0dernes Ofentlighed.

Raadets M6der ere Henhold til CoIoniallovens 40
Acknowledged ofentIige, saa at Diet tlIades Enhyer at vare
tllstede we'd dem, saavidt den dertiI anviste Plads tnsteder
Diet og under I%agttagelse af Taushed og god Orden. Hvis
Brud herimod skeer, kan Fernandez lade dem, der forstyrre
R%olgheden, og forn6dent Fald samtlige TiIh6rere fIerne.
Fra otfentIig B~ehandIng forudsettes, medmindre noget
Medlem derom begj@rer Astemning, elIer Fernandez selv
finder Anledning til at s@tte Diet under Afstemning, at vere
undtagne
AZ Sager, som angaae Bed6mmel at personIige Forhold,
saasom ON per8onlige L0nningstnl@g, Pensioner, Ora
taller m. vs.;
b Sager 2ngaaende Kj6b og salg af taste Fiendomme,
%lndgaaeIse at Contractor Sager, der h0re under Doms-
tolene, Forig o. desl.
Endyidere blive fra onentlig Behandling at undtage:
q Andre Sager, naar Gouverneuren HenhoId til Coloni-
alloVens 5 40 torlanger saadant, eIer Diet efter Forslag
at Fernandez eler 3 af Raadets Medlemmer med Stem
metleerhed ~vedtages, at ofentlig Forhandling like skaI
fnde Sted.
Forslag ON en- Says Unddragelse fra offentig Behand-
ing kan t%rems9ttes, saa Ienge ForhandIingerne like ere
sluttede og A&temningen ~bogyndt, og forhoIdes da efter
Colonlallovens 40, Slutnng.
Fernandez har saavidt muligt at s6rge for, at Sager,
som like skulle behandIes ofentligt, foretages sidst i M0det.
Naar Fernandez finder, at Sagen dertil egner sig, kan
Udfaldet at en- ForhandIing for lukkede D6re meddeles
oHentligt samme Mode, hys dette f~ortsettes onentligt, eller
/ n@ste Mode.
, 1866-01-09

ON Udyalg.

Mar Raadet finder, at en- Sag er af den BosHalenhed, at
den, torinden BesFutnfng ON den tages, Dor proves af ct srrskilt
Udyalg, bGver ct saadant at udnHvne med Diet Antal Med
lemmer, som Raadet hvert enkelt Tilfeldc bestemmer,
Udvalget v@lger en- Formand og cfrer cndt Forhandling en-
Ordt0rer. Finder Udvalget at behave Oplysninger fra Gou-
yernementet eller de samme underordnede Autoritetcr oe
Commissioner, kan Diet we'd sin Formand dirckte henyendc
sig til GOuverneuren desangaaende; ligesom Diet ogsaa kan
indbyde GOuVerneuren til sely eIer we'd en- Befuldm9gtiget
at oyerv9re UdyaIgets Forhandinger. I6vrigt har UdyaIget
at fremme Sagen med muIigste Hurtighed og at afgiye Ell
skriftJig Determining, der tiIstiIles Fernandez, som hr at
s6rge for, at den kommer til GOuyerneurens OF Medlemmer-
mes Kundskab OrereensstemmeIse med 5. Ordt0reren
~foredrager pa Udyaleets Verne Sagen Raadet og meddeler
de yderIigere Oplysninger, der hndes torn5dne.
Raadet kan ogsaa ned&rtte yedyarende Udvalg til Be
handling af ct visit SIags Sager, og Fernandez har da at SEN
de enhver derhah0rende Sag til Udyaget forinden dens
Foretagelse / Rdad6t.'
Ligeledes kan Raadet voltage at henvise en- Sag til ct
en- anden Anledning nedsat Udyalg, og at lade en- Sag, hyor-
ON UdvaIget alIerede bar afgiVet Bet9nkning, igjen afgaae
til Udvalgsbehandling.
ForsIag ON Udvalgs Nedsgttelse, ON For6gelse af An
talIet af ct Udyalgs Medlemmer, ON en- Says Henviisning til
ct tidIigere nedsat Udvag og ON gientagen Udyalgsbehand-
ling kunne fremspttes paa ethvert Trim at Sagen, saal@nge
AStemningen like err b~egyndt. Naar ct saadant Forslag
fremkommer, etterat Forhandlingerne over Sagen selv ere
begyndte, standses disse for at forhandIe og afgj0re, ON For
slaget shal tages til F0lge. Naar VaIget af MedIemmer til
ct UdvaIg foretages / samme Mode, hvori Beslutningen ON
Udvalgets NedsttJelse er tagen, skal der inde ct Uphold af
Forhandlingerne / 10 Minutter Sted forinden Valget.
, 1866-01-09
ON Andragender fra Medlemmerne.

T7HoT1"S7 -
Naar ct Medlem vii indbringe ct Forslag til Raadet, har
han derom til Fernandez at indgive ct Andragende, ledsaget
at en- ligelydende Afskrtt hvilket atid Dor indeholde en- be-
stemt IndstiIlng. Fernandez har derpaa at meddele Gou-
verneuren Afskriften og i0vrigt at iagttage det Forn0dne j
we'd hvilken Diet da oliver at afgj6re, ON Forslaget skal frem-
mes eller like, og forste Fald ON Diet skaI u~ndergives 1
eller here Behandlinger, forsaavidt det Sidste like anerede
folger af diets Beskafenhed som Anordningsforslag. Beslut-
ming ON en- Says Foretagelse til gjentagen B%ehandling kan
, 1866-01-09

we'd skriftlig TiIsigelse at tlkjendegive, at sagen ~foretages
Paany paa Grund af ~manglende FuIdtallighed. I Forhand-
llngsprotokoHen oliver altid at anf6re, hvilke Medlemmer der
ere tlstede we'd M6dets Aabning, og at bem%rke, naar noget
Medlem senere lndhnder sig; hvorhos we'd M6dets Slutning
antores de u%deb'avne M%edIemmers Navne, og ON de have
anmeldt ForfaL4 ener like.
, 1866-01-09
On BehandLingen al LovgIvningssager.

Forslag til Anordning, som indgiyes af Raadets Medlem-
mer, maa vrre ledsaget af Udkast til Anordningen. Ell
hvert Forslag til Anordning hvad enten Diet fremkommerf fra
gaaende Undertaking og FremlPggelse / Inconsistencies
med 5 5, f~oretages til 1ste BehandIing.
We'd den 1se Behaniling behandles Forslaget blot / sin
Acknowledged. Efterat Sagen paa denne Made er forhand-
let, tager Raadet, forsaavidt Forsaget e rtremkommet fra ct
Medlem, Bestemmese ON Diet skal fremmes videre, hvorimod
ForsIag fra Regjeringen uden A&temning overgaae til eden
Behanding. Saafremt ForSlag ON Udyalg tremkommer,
tages Bestemmelse ON saadant skal nedsettes. Dersom
Forslaget like er omdeelt trykte eller lthographerede Elk
emplarer forinden 1ste Behandfng, Dor dette skee senest 6
Gange "a Timer fornden 2den Behandling.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

The AMESpNENr.--Thc question has
been put, if legislature Of one Of the
e.eral states agrees to tho new cOnstitu-
tional amendment, can n subsequent legis-
laturc Of the same state overthrow that
decision. The only answer to that question
that we have met with up to this moment,
says The st. Louis Republican, is in the
Affirmative, given incidentally few days
ago in The Ncue Anzegcr. The Anzciger
says;
The scheme TO force this now amend
ment upon the peoplc by rushing it through
the several Legislatures, which have been
elected under quite different circumstances,
and fnr the solution of quito different gues-
tons, can never succeed. Were the agree
mcnt Of three fourths of ell the states to
DO expected at all, even then that result,
cannot be brought us soon as these dcspot-
ic rulers seem to imagine. Long before u
legislatures can possibly have acted upon
the amendment new assemblies will be in
session, and if they disagree with the
work OF their predecessors, then nothing
IN the world prevents them from revokine
the ratification resolution of these extra
sessions Just as quickly rs they were pass
ell We should think that, as long as the
constitutional amendment is not u part OF
the constitution, the resolution by which
il WAS accepted by one Of the several lc
gislaturcs is nothing but mere Legislative
enactment, and may therefore be revoked
by subsequent legislature just as well as
any othos Legislative act.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

The Forum at South Bend, Indiana, sup
pressed in 1868 by tho tyrannic order of
an epauletted ASS is again revived, issued,
and on earth, by our energetic but rather
fogy-ish young friend W. III. DRAPER Esq.
'Bill,' . you must get up more local news
if you want to make the Forum win tell us
about Eddy, Egbert, friend 10, the quak-
or lawyer, Judge Ton and their wives and
children; give us the dog fl ghts, marriages,
fishing stories, Opponents, the men and
incidents OF your many townships and
thon you II make your paper success.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11
Atlerton Of. tho Mitchell R,e~-n GOO


AtLerton Of thS Mitchell n,e~-a good
hoy toe. but = much of a democrat as to
&c uneas,i, on an abolition bed boxes the
compass OF consistency every 90 days: he
xoes for ANDY occasionally and for Congress
internally. Tos chronicles the receipt
at M hell of the Grst load OF wool ever
sold in. that place: IL. A. Alexander and
tshas. Sweat we've the contracting parties.
Tomuel, why do You not correct your proofs
more clof.ly and at the same time ablure
that Iimpinq policy in politics which such
men as y6u and Felt, johnson, Dix, Dick
Ins,s,, and. all other men,. educated in the
principles Of constltutionalism, cannot
"plw@ except for the amusement or
esr<ure of those who observe you?. Never
mind the Cant. Printing LET Your Press
seprfAint vtur VT.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

THE fea ture of the week was Murdoch 8
reading of Friday night last. Fault-fnd-
ing or praise would be alike thrown away
on SO renowned delineator of the drama;
the extraordinary notoriety of Mr.. NJ. puts
his reading and action above and beyond
either praise or censure. Persons unac-
quainted with the stage may fail to appre-
ciate his surprising ability, and, to such,
his exhibition" has as little interest as the
most delicate surgical instrument has to
"the noble savage of the Platte valley.
Mr. NJ. acquitted himself well and it az
fords us much pleasure to learn that he
will call again to see us when on his re-
turn trip from st. Paul Numbers of our
literary acquaintance from Clayton, Gar
navillo and elsewhere came long distances
to hear him. A visit of an hour or so at
tho TINES office made us we'll acquainted,
personally, with the great tragedian.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

Gen. McSIanman, the best educated mil
itary MAJ, of the Northwest, and an cs-
teemed friend Of ours, did us the pleasure
to present the TINES with caskct of most
superior eau de rie 1--WE use the French
term to prevent suspicion as to our taste =
The importers of this and all other first
class exoties of fluid character are Messrs
MILLIHAS & You've of Milwaukee. We
arc keeping this treasure for the cholera
scason-a modest taste of it, by way OF
test, almost caused wish that the dread
monster of Asia should alarm us once o,
twice day so long as the medicine would
last.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

PERsoNAL.-We have so many memoir
anda of arrivals, absentees, visitors and
other folks for the past week that it is i'm
possible even to name the parties. Grass
widowers are dressing better than usual
while their pretty ducks are east, but we
don't believe this fact need hurry any
body home. Charley Walker is some sick
but it is pleasure to say that he il i'm
proving. Fraser, McManman, Harding
& Co., have discovered valuable cave
near McGregor. Maj. Taylor of James
vile, is the heaviest stakeholder; shares
that cost only few hours labor arc held
at 81 900. Maj. Fallowdown of the Evans
will exhibit specimens. Fraser is Secre-
tary and Orator.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-11

The Dubuque Herald talks horse rail-
road with all the dignity Of city which
has several more than one street of horse
railroad capacity, leach more than few rods
in length. Mr.. Herald would it not be
well for your metropolitan city to
wait until your business men can make
some show of trade without carting goods
from the front into the rear each day? We
don't pretty much and can't equal you in
tall talk, but we are willing to compare
commercial statistics with you the year
round