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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-04

New ADS. &c.--See Flynn, Conway &
Co., of Dubuque; most reliable firm
a. kohn Il co. we have mentioned in our
Home Items, the best advertising column
in the TINES; read Abe's poetry, see his
his clothing, talk to 'Gundy,'' and you
must buy!-Geo. II, Reed & Co., of Bos-
ton, will dye the ladies-drcsses--in 40
colors, if they desire it. Wood & Bro. are
agents.--The Bank Statement will be
read carefully by those having deposits;
We are not particularly sin" on the latter
point.--Congress is about to pass a gen.
eral law on bridging the Mississippi River.
AS our river is General in the river line,
why not call on congress to regulate it.
The Fenians are stillquiet, exccptin words;
we will hear Of trouble soon, or we won't;
tonight Tuesday Mr. Finnerty makes an
other speech ut Concert Hall. The young
man is eloquent, but it takes something af-
ter nice words to upset the British.
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Tho Moor.

Tho Moor.
True to the bills, Madame Luna exhibit
ed in the Play of tho Eclipse On Friday
night. II WIS clear here, or nearly so, and
hundreds of our people witnessed the beau.
tilul show. Almost everybody noticed
something peculiar about it, but we con.
fsss to have seen nothing more than az,
cclipsc--yery pretty, very interesting, and
very confrmative Of astronomical science!
If-and we do not mean to encourage skep.
ticism by the remark-thc defenders OF
Theologic creeds could bring half the test.
mony to sustain their positions which sim.
pie and unprctending mathematics can in
justification Of its prctcnsions, it would
tend to increase our regard for those who
in Catholic, Protestant and Heather coun.
tries, approach mankind in a sort Of vice.
gcrcnt manner, and demand of u, an en-.
tire abandonment Of judgment where their
dosmas have the run of fashion.
But pardon us-perhaps the contempla.
ton Of the subject may lead us to Luna-cy.
weather, Markets, &c. ....
Tuesday, at 6 A. NJ, the ice began to
go south. The railroad small bridges this
side Of Madison Is in number) are de-
stroycd by freshcts--no trains are in, nor
will there he for several days--the tele.
graph is broken, probably with the weight
of election news on Monday--hcncc we
have no news from the cast-the roads are
muddy--no teams in town-no markets
''no nothing"
Its probable the ferry will come and
zee us on Thursday, and Dubuque boat
will reach here by Saturday. The ice is
out in the main channel Weather is warm.
Crows, hawks robins, ducks, martins, ct.
al, arc talking all around us. Prices re-
lin 1oct yoaG
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Mol, Fox Block,

Where would invite the continued patronage of my
friends and the public Having disposed Of most Vi
our stock on hand, and laid in an
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The nIatin,e. To-Day.

Tho fine afternoon performances which have been ar.
ranged by the propuctor of tho undermined pao "
amusement will be found a real convenience, wt a.
great OF pleasure 10 Thousands Of ladies and
children who could scarcely be accommodated this
evening owing 10 the crowds who will enjoy them
selves aer the gres, ovation 10 honor Of ~ Patrick
Al tho Broadway theatre the full company will per.
form Victims, at grand matinee commencing a half
past and terminating at quAricrpast three O'Clock
NJ John r. Owens will sustain his great character Of
Joshua Butterfly. II l. quite unnecessary 10 say
Tony Pastors brilliant matinee viii begin at bis Opra
House m the Bowery, at hal past two O'Clock The
very appropriate and exceedingly exciting drama ireland
Ia 1886 or the Dark Hour Before the Dawn, viii be
played with the whole strength Of the company,
snd We question n, n the present day the sght
Of - Patrcks crozcr would inspire enthus asn
than tho display Of Hbcrno. American pluck eShil-
tied the stage, when the British "rcd coats De-
feaed by the peasant natives led by the sympa'lnng
and brave connec,cut Yankee Jedodah BeeirOot TONY
Pastor pays the Yankee. The programme overflow %
with other good things Tony Pastor and ssm harp
ley manage affairs admirably.
George chrstys fashicuable and erlivenIng ~ nstrrl
matinee commences at the new Flnh Avenue Ogsra
House At two O'Clock II s the tweniisih of these
suceessful anair, Andy Jobnsons RecsptlOn q The
Coloted Delegates brings out Donaldson and George
chrsiy Handy Andy. the contrabsnd School and Tie
grand festival dance Goose and Candsr are AN no
balls Mr. . Really makes his hrst app.aranos ., the
Fnh Avenue Opera House In bis oeiebraied cog dance
Gecrge chr.'y has made very ssre~.hle aud osrAl AZ
folks beng admitted to-day aud hereafter W tbs bacosJ
81 twenty nve cents each
rHx THEATRES ~ rWE rvgxtxe
1be advertising eolamns u the hEnslD VII in'orn or
The respet table veil cnnduc,ss Places of smassnsni
DUNG 'as evening Of o. fsiriets asJ
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THE PETTus BOND CASE.
The Prisoner Committed for Trial ON n
Charge or Lareeny-iic IL Held 10 Ball
A.. (. aan

In 5000.
Before Justice Bowling
Tho examination OF Spencer Petus for having In hi
possession a number OF United States bonds, OF Ave
hundred dollars each, alleged to have been stolen from
Mr. Louis sonneborn, OF Philadelphia, up before
Justice Downg In the Tombs Law Court yesterday.
This Is tho same case in which Mr.. Lawrence
amned for having the bonds In his possession when the
against him dismissed the evidence proved
that the bonds into Mr Lawrencos possession in
his regular way OF business broker.
The FIRST evidence produced the following a1davt
to prove that ono OF the bonds alleged To been
stolen from Mr. sonneborn pawned by Petus for tho
sum of four hundred doars:-
Julius Adolphus os 90 Nassau street. his affidavit
deposed that the bond he gave to Justice Bowling and
which produced, no obtained from Spencer Potus
TO whom dcponent loaned upon II tho sum OF $4oo that
the said bond numbered "a 29l after he got the
In the safe thought in November, ls63 left the
business shortly ator~ards when no took the bond he
DID not look at tho number all he know was ho took
i've hundred dollar bond but what number IL he
bond.
Mr. Sonnoborn, OF Philadelphia examined by Assistant
United States District Attorney s g. Courtney test ned
that he bought six nye hundred dollar bonds from Jay
Cooke Co they had coupons attached after recey.
ing them he put them in envelope and placed tho
velope IN his coat pocke when about twenty thirty
yards from the ofic, no passed by crowd OF about
hfccn people who were standing on the pavement two
standing by themselves, and lie passed they
oscd him. putting his hand IN his pocket he ussed
gone.
Mr. Courtney produced i've hundred dollar bond
which Mr. SonncboTn recognized OF thoso he bad
purchased Il the same bond rettus had paw ned
with Mr.. Adophus. Three other bonds also pro
duced. the numbers OF which had been altered, and
which were ,ormerly In tho possession Of Pettus Sir
sonncborn also recognized them being part Of those
he had lost.
Mr. Courtney SAID he should like to have Mr. Lyons
the stand Ia order 10 show that the numbers the
bonds had been altered when he got thcm from Pettus
as he intended TO charge forgery well larceny
against PcttuB IL finally decided 10 admit the
tnony Of Mr. John Lyons taken In tho examination Of
Mr. Lawrence.
then taken until two o'clock for the pr,
pose Of enabling SIR Howe to produce witness To prove
how the bonds came into the ession Of his client
After the recess Mr. Howe stated that his ~itneHs "a
LADY, unwell and would be able attend before
Tuesday, and moved that the be pos poncd until
that time. The motion denied, and Justice
Bowling committed Petus for trial on charge Of grand
larceny.
ON motion Of Mr. Courtney he will also b. temporarily
held, in the Grand Jury fail to nnd indictment
against him tor grand larceny u await the action Of the
government on a charge Of forgery.
Mr. Howe moved 10 have the amount OF bail (nyc
thousand dollarsl reduced. The motion denied.
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PmoxArHsAS sccrErY Nxw Yoax UNIVERSITY
literary exhibition given yesterday afternoon by
the members of this society In honor OF The thirty fourth
anniversary cf ~ formation The subjects chosen Tor
the several speeches what migh, be termed sy,
for university students aud their delivery certainly
no credit 10 the teachers who have had charge of tho
oraioncal pOrtion OF the young gentemcns edueaton
showing almost absolute disregard Tor proper
ment Of the voice, arms body. There was TIE usual
amount of senreess caauibg and throwing of bouquct
and the only rocf from the mon0tony and nOnsense of
The occasion was found IN the rendered Al inter
valk bY OrAfullAs Seyenth regIment band
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such change In commercial legislation would ope
rate regards that Island and her neghbors In 1850
the United States exported 10 Cuba sl OF domes
tic products or that total about hyefarhs consisted Of
United States and cuId ,elI cheaPy. The following
the amounts exported to Brazil in 1850 Of some Of the
lcaling commodities which be produced with equal
advantage in the United States aud in the British pro-
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr. Y. A Rollins, Commissioner Of fnicrna R evenoe
arrived the Astor House yesterday, rO, from New
Hampshire 10 washngton. Mr. Rollins viii remain In
this city until this evening for the purpos o. booking
over the measures witch have been adopted detect the
frauds alleged 10 have ben perp-rsted ny the vhskey
rotary Of ,be Treasury. = also soppips at TIE Asior
Houss.
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Submarine Telegraph Between Cuba, Mexico
and the United States.
Public Education in Cuba Contrasted with
the Free Schools of New York.
A New Theatre to be Built In
Havana.
AMERICANS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
&c. &c. &c.

Tho steamship Corsica, Captain lie Mesurier, from
Havana on the 10TH via Nassau 18th nst arrived at
this port yesterday evening
We are indebted to the Purser OF the Corsica for the
prompt delivery OF our dispatches.
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Dr smytho and lady, New oh,ans, r. C. Driver. ST.
Thomas: Samuel fiza Panama; H. J. Pnkorton and
family; Kentucky, J. II Dickinson and family MI, 4
Pratt, ST. Louis q. L. sanborn j. n Sanborn Portland
W. Doggett and lady, Chicago, c. W. barnard Calaig
Ne G. X. Crangle, 81 Stephens, Me. s Rosenberg
Camden Ark; l.. q. Snow Arkansas John Orr TeAas
A W. Gordley Chicago, and /. Rogers, New York.
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DESPERATE ATTEMrT TO BURS DWELLING
HOUsE-ARREsT OF TWO MES AsD TWO wo.
MEN on CHARGE or SETTING pfRg To THE
PRENIsgs-gEcovERY OF TnE PROPERTY sTo-
LEN ere.
On the sth Instant a nrc occurred in a bedroom on the
third floor OF the dwelling house No. yarck street.
occupied by Mrs Sarah OTIS Tho origin Of tho Ore
investigated by Fire Marshal Baker, and Captain Petty
Of the fifh precinct police, and from fac,s elicit by
them evident that the house had been robbed and
the re purposey applied In Of tho bedrooms with
view OF destroying the fact OF tho larceny. Ofncer
Richard Felds, the efficient detective, detailed by
Captain Petty ferret and arrest the guilty parc
aLd yesterday that officer arrested william Neil Van
Rcnseclaer Bernhard tans Jack Shepparj, Mary Kane
aud Ellen Mnhar Thcsr two women II seems
habtng with O'Nei aud Bernhard
The facts elected by the test mony takon BY the Fire
Marshal before Justice DoNlng. show that conspiracy
had bccn formed by the accused parties 10 rob the house
and Ore II m the following manncrThe accused parties
occupied lodging In the house, and tho wsfnan
Ellen Mahar invited Mira Otts aud h sister, Mr.
jackson, to visit the New Bowery theatre The INVITA-
ton accepted, leaving the two men and Mary oSel
IN tho house. IL dunng Mrs Ots' absence that thf
property, consisting OF wearing apparel AMI bed clothing
to the value Of one hundred and seventy dollar
the stolen property 10 the ~ the accused par
ties and recovered the whole of 1t from those 10 whom
IL bad been sold BY the prisoners
Edmund Iaubie, who upici bedroom ADJOINING
tho fred, heard In the next room, aBt
opening his door, the O'Ncil the room
and the man Bsrnhsrit on the stairs He heard then
covered the smoke In his He opened the door wher'
the hre and blaze on the nOor by the stove
Of about two fc square The hrc bdrned the nOOr and
the beams Ho says there no Ore In the stove.
Under the testimony adducci Justice Bowling c0m
mitted the accused parties for trial refusing 90 admit T.
bail Mrs OTIS not insured on any of her property
The damage done by the nre amounts TO about nfty dol
lars The offence s arson In the nrst degree aud
ptsf ad tle lfv - afe lam fuT fe
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foetry-"frnoo Only Moves When She Pieass-"
Wn't'n Tor tho wnEKLr HEGAIDl; ''The Sunbeam"
"hagfe, Sweet Maggie
The Interesting story Of "oto cAssAsu stIrrKiss-Aa
Arabian Tale"
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The latest accounts Of tho Fenan Movements In THE
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Spring Fashions; Foreign Gossip; Musical and theatrical
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A description Of the plant. 'racsoniA Van
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OF the plant; Information for miners Religious Inte
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New Subscribers 10 tho wKyKLr HwALD can obtain
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''ARNoLD's CHOICE"
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BROADWAY rusArnk k-Ansr very successful run Of
two weeks, Victims the dverting comedy, by Mr. Tom
Taylor, performed last evening at Mr.. George
Woods Broadway theatre, followed by Mr. John y.
Ovens specially Of Forty winks, the house. no,wth.
standing the cloudy aud unpropitious state Of the
weather, being well nIled. and the audience seemingly
enjoying the plays with much gusio as when the
programme was nrs, produced. II is probably fact
that Mr. Owens could keep enactng Joshua Butterfly
and Horauo spruggos-two characters az different
In every respect they could well be made
for an almost indefinite PERIOD and that the pub.
c would not weary of the celebrated presentation
To Minerva, the misery pecniaritles and comicai
quandaries OF tn aged buttonmaksr, bat there
20 actors powers of endurance and in the
turc of things the bill s day have o be chang "a
Those who have not bcheld the two mpersonnions had
therefore better attend nj Next 10 Mr. owens in
Victims artistic denestors % dlcult parts Mr.
Mortimer and Mr. Aihaugh. both good actors Miss Celia
Logan who ~ 10 the metropolitan stage, makes
Very acceptable Mr.. FitzherDcr and will undoubtedly
win a name and much fame here. Mfs Hinds Minerva
Crane is strong minacncss and afectaion personihed
Mr. Tom owens Curile bit of very fair Caledonan
dialect, accompanied by good make up OF face and
figure
A Victim mai lec with Mr. Ovens Joshua Butterfly.
will be given ~ the Bro1dway ts Afternoon cDmmenc-
ing at half-past and ending At quarter To four
O'Clock.
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II person when billion. takes cold u may run int
typhoid pnsum0nA This disease begins with great waa
sinking unlike typhoid fever, Sometimes The
bowels swell and very tender freluenty there 10 dAf-
hat a dctAnged action of the liver is the cause.
The patsut feels tho chest oppressed ior
and Indifferent aud y.death haa ALREADY
begun it, work. The phyDciah seat Tor In many csses
~hen s pasu Is sbis y 6o about The hons- he hnds NE
patient Ia dying. and has been 10 some hours,
well 70 saard Against AL ihs.s see.s ians Or iho.e
arc very severe and Often prove fatal
lf the liver aud stomach tsp IN healthy condiuon
tho hooi healthy and circulation natural Typhoid can.
for caused ~ unnatural thicfsnsi state ~
blood by uf torpid liver, IL 10 srd IN thet
s5ns t.ke cold ~hcu the er lulr sod
cDld got wet and chilef through and take no
cold bectuse the circulation fr-~ ana hssbri .. otsr
l. b-oau- the liver IL iuaryr aud e peson bias
when TYPHOID pneumonia has ssl IN u requr.s .kii al
prsysn Keep the liver aud stomach active, and a ~b
be dcui for any disease even oho"a 10 ss hold of As
s-bsnets saawsed Touo NandrAse's ris will keep
tho liver aud ciear aud dean of all ubsf ons.
o"Joy good health Take of the Mandrake flis
night othsf nsht just u ks.p zoe bo~es gcnb
o..n u yeV bilious take foar Or .s pulls oess'ensiJ
take wine gaaa fu Of The rss~eed fonc tor la
ossss bali ~ins sas, .. sanssY af.sr 800 mel a. .n
pure bis regulate The foe - 5s and lhs cfiaiioa
once hsone. na,ur.I boih ar qni.s hsral,as .nd .
graf sbAngs is H.deln nlus dAys ami ~
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uol hai- anl ooailpn OF ths iAurn eur" npfv'sns@s
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fetion .cors god aPIeu. aHi a. digestion .
sn~rg fesings unf nssiy b. gets y b. sstisd IN
onafmed sA 81 health tat Tho hufual innesasss d tho
atnpsPhrre have 20 .nee nlon hun Ani b" 1inss .. o"
fnsan ~hen "e ssy a vel aAi
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THE DIAMOND CROSS.
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Aspiring style Just I.."sd. If 10"
i.h .a,~rlss Tat all At isrEsacHEGDs s sAs..a q,
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h.-Typhoid Pneumonia.

This disease which prevailing 80 fatally throughout tho
country very similar Inflammation % The lungs or what
commonly called lung fever When persons are VI b-
iouA the liver ofen become eongessa
or locked up that TYPHOID II that thero
Ia something In tho atmosphere similar " niasna which
and Ia the fall and this into
causing orpidiy oshe liver making every ono more
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less bilious
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A.-uphbam's Marath.ita Causes the
hair 20 grow b.d hsafs fry aad - rguFino~f H<1
" BAKSES 81 rAft ry~ aud F WILLS a co. in
Irankln stfeet
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A TALE or AxsuoAs sociKrv.
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"ARNOLD'S CHOICE. "

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h. custom uork HROk kw bHOh o. f4afaystta plaos.
And "a fgsfth .ssBss. oppssta 1ooief uuiSa
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The latest novelty is the "DrrLHx EMFnkss TRAIL"
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In years the exports of certain OF these articles
have largely exceeded the above figures For instance
in 1863 the exports Of candles S23s CAS- OF butter
S235 5i6; OF hams and bacon, $39S, ,53s; OF lard,
81 s72 $50 OF pork s243 $780, OF potatoes S273 3S3 OF
four S238 965 and OF slaves aud heading, s2Ol4 bsl
There ,chy Canadd should not step in and take
a,oay the uhte nearly e suhoe Of tbs trade from ne
and make their report will be able throw good deal
light upon thc natter but IN their absence 1t we'll
that our merchants should become alive to what the
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The New York herald., 1866-03-17

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