North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-16

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Atthe recent Conference, the following |
resulted in application to our section OF the
State:
FAyErrE DisTRieT-John Bowman, PIE.
Fayette-D. N. Holmes.
Fayette Circuit-A. Nj. Smith, j. l.. Paine. |
aN1st Union-Wm. fawcett.
Independence A. Lee.
Jessup-J. G. Ayres.
East Waterloo. B. Casebeer.
!. Vest Waterloo--Uriah Eberhart. II |
Spring Creek. Fawcett sf' -
Centre Point-Wm. +. Dove.
Quasqueton-Wm. Smith.
Wintlxop-H. c. Brown. n q
Otterville-To be supplied.
Fredericksburg-S. }. Gossard.
Strawberry Point. f. EASTWOOD.
New lIampuon--Re Wolfe. !. ,.,g,-s
VIM. Brush, A. NJ, President Upper Iowa
University, member of Fayette Quarter
ly Conference.
.sAsAsa ISaA d siDlsT.--T.tc. WOLF; R.E
McGrcgOr-p. L. Brown.
North McGregor-A. G. Woods. n
b bsssinsns2' % & &saisFtep' "a
New Oregon-W. ii. Brocksome.
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Clermont-Smith Knickerbocker.
Elkader-B. u. Alden. /
,postyillssmaBE. b. +. Taylor, .sv -y,ea u,r sdr
tRssr taak-rKm. Young. Z ~ fiF a r73etg /
Fort Atkinson-Jno. webb. 'ai''tS''i i'' |
National--Wm. Cobb.
Glenwood-To be supplied.
Lime SpSigasu-J E,uEtch.s lIrz 3
MARRrAGE.-Th following curious ac-
count of the marriage of a Hindoo girl to
auSdotats Mven by Che Guide Gazette .
AsS6tern provindes Aknoanced the arrival Of
hn old Deacon Brahmin with his family in
the town of Muthra, where Rungacharee,
sect, greatly patronized him. The old
Brahmin has two daughters, one grown
up girl, and the other only nine years old.
While residing at Muthra the younger girl
gave out that Lirshuajee lone of the incar-
nations OF Vishu, the lIindoo god, appear
ed to her in a dream and proposed nup-
tial alliance with her. Next day the girl
was with great pomp married to an idol
worshipped in a Hindoo temple. The ig.
norant and superstitious people rejoiced al
this absurd marriage, and began to vener
ate the girl as an inspired being. Both
the girls have learned by hearing $4,000
couplets Of the Bhagwut, work in San
OPP tmgmgs. they 7hase now arriyet
IN tkfs city and put up at a house in thu
vicinity Of the Cole Durwaza. Every
morning I[indoos of both sexes congregat'
there N hear the meiodious recitations o
the two girls. Both the girls consider
themselves as dedicated 10. the service, Q
the god Krshnas and after theiridaily rec
itatiens are. concluded they make no hest
station iii accepting sdohJ presents of none.
and swectmeats as their hearers ma,
choose to- give, them. Weshave it'll
doubt that they have already reaped a rio
harvest from their dcluded yotaries.' d
PLAIS Talk TO WADE.-The Springfield
Rcpmgliean has this. telegraph - as
.4he fepablicarf pnpers Of Ohio are try
ing to calm down "old Ben Wade,' who
damaging the party by his course abuse {
everybody who does not agree with hin
self. He does not know the opposition pal
ty as democrats, but only us rebels. Th
Cincinnati Commercial tells him he ha
better. drop that style Of talk altogether
that the democrats Of Ohio did their flu
share in fighting the rebels, and that to d
nounce them now by this offensive name
.pnly to excite indignation and sympath
in their behalf by all who have any resal
for fair play in politics. Just sc, ever.
where, and yet this use of unjust md abb
sive epithets instead of argument is SO con
mon, that in some circles d mans ''loya
ty'' is suspected if he admits that dem
s0iaE Sr southern white man is true to IL
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