The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-29

and at all events JAKE the Deputy Marshall will put
IL in the calaboose If il dare land at McGregor.
am greatly indebted to personal friends here, both
while going to Philadelphia and on my return. To NJ
NJ PoMEsoY ESQ.,, am particularly obliged for the
exercise of an influence very substantial in character
Though disagreeing with him most decidedly to the
proprety of the Convention and it's proceedings and
almost quarreling with him on the points and policy
at issue and the manner of writing for newspaper
ssedy for the Union of the States cannot with
hold this public expression Of my regard for him as
kind friend and most agreeable travelling companion.
If he moves to Chicago intimaed in my first letter,
and if he abates that rattng devlmay irrepres-
sbe bidding for notoriey which seems 10 have encrced
him as the serpents did LAGOON of old, he has the
talent the snap and the energy to take nigh position
among the quill-drivers of the West. The extrava-
gancc of his language in many instances is the worst
club that be used against those who support him.
and II IL to be regretted that he cannot how much
injury he nicts the rejecting, merely to please
that class of democratic radicals north and south who
are dangerous to public peace and order are Thad
Stevens and his host of disunionists.
In going east day or two was spent here John T.
Partridge Esq, Tobacconist, near the Journal Office
and the ever pleasant Doc RUSSELL his leading assist
ant were very kind to me. l thank them. NJ X.
Sweet of the house of Cook Coburn, Co., W. D. Har-
ris Pat. O'Neil, Opposite COL Woods Museum) and
many other friends will be long remembered for the
greetings which they always tender to friends. 1t
would take 10 columns of the TIMES to relate, in
general way, what desire to in personal way. On
Friday went Sailing" the ladies say, and guess
saw several persons whose familiar to Nc
Gregor folks. There was L NJ. Andrck, Esq, George
Wright silas Wright both up in the thousands dry
goods statesmen, Charley Worden and Geo. Powers
with Bowen Bro') W. D. Hunt, late of Ekader,
Shorty" a schooner officer and straight
deacon Trnax, the Printer and doing good Job bus-
mss corner of Lake and Clark A. NJ. Granger, with
Bradner Smith; ST .Mnckler, Of Durand Bros Pow
ers Co., Chas. Summerfied the worthy Ciother and
gentleman of Wells and Lake, Billy Weber, the stone
cutter, Giles Bros Dennis Wall he 30 hands
in building) Isaac, of Waverly, formerly with that
goodlooking Hebrew that sells coats and pants next
the Bank-oh, well, saw ererybody-here's the place
to come if You want to see all Your acquaintance.
had most pleasant time with Dr. SWAIN, one of
the liberal advertisers of the Northwest 4 s. Water
and the proprietor of the celebrated Bourbon Bter
Hair Balm, and many other exeelencies in The way
modern invention. The Doc. has large receipt o.
weekles and dailies is true Unonist; good compa-
ny; has genial assistant in the person OF Mr. BAR
NARD, and of course was at home. Persons who use
SWANS preparations will find them useful physical
y their proprietor is agreeable socially.
D. D. Fraser and lady were here stopping at the
Sherman. had the pleasure of being with them at
Woods on one evening and at Mcvicar's the next
We also "done" Crosby's Opera House. from cellar to
garrett including, of course the elegant painting gal
lery, offered to anxious public. Reserving lots
of things for dishng up in slices hereafter, am,
A. p r.