North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-29

IDENTIFY enough to make up a cup full of
enjoyment. We are indebted to too many
members of the party to name them here.
They will all accept our earnest thanks.
THE LAST UNION of Fayettc county
contains, the yale Of WooD and LACY as its
editors and the bow of Judge McClinteck
and ii. Rickel as its Mac and
Hank were the starters Of the Union and
IN proof of their judgment we say with
out flattery their "bantling of'6G" rs they
modes,ly call it has grown to be one ofthe
leading cocks in the North Iowa political
barn yard. Let it grow and crow too.
We copy the closing paragraph of their
Introductory:
Our views will be our own, and will be
freely expressed, without fear, favor or
affection, or promise or hope Of reward; -
and all we ask of our political opponents
is a respectful constellation, with the same
spirit Of lberality and forbearance which
it will be our endeavor to exercise toward
those who honestly differ with us. The
worst we intend to say of the republican
party is to tell the truth about it; and for
the credit of the leading officers we intend
to leave much of that untold, unless too
hard pressed by them.
McCMNToCK & RICKEL
Mac is "oysters and CLANS in the pa
per and Rickel seasons with pepper, salt,
vinegar etc. We wish the old-new firm of
the Union the biggest kind of success.
We clip from it this week Il telling article.
DRowNED.-Mr. NJ. +. Fisher, a young
man of 2G years, partner Of Gropp, the
McGregor fisherman, was drowned just
above North McGregor, while bathing.
His body was found near Seley & Shaw's
Planning ard sash Mill. This occurred
several days ago, but we are yet unable to
learn particulars. Why do not people in
similar cases report more promptly to
publishers
The Pr. du Chicn Union of Friday last
gives a most melancholy account. On the
Friday previous 9th Gaylord and Eddie
Hinman, living in the country, hear
Bridgeport, were being visited by BERTHE
Mallory. the only child of a worthy wild
ow lady'o Of Pr, du CHEN. They went ba-
thing near the bridge and were carried by
the current to a deep hole. Not being
able to swim all were drowned !! The
bodies were recovered and bhried. The
little fellows were Hgcd 10, H., and Is.
MAKEtAdE.-We are in receipt of a let
ter from Capt. Charles Dubois, well known
and favorably esteemed at McGregor, con-
tanning the follc~ins notice cfhis brothers
marriage. We suppose, frotn the signs
exhibited that Capt. Charley will probably
attempt the capture of a McGregor belle,
but he must hurry up. The cool evenings
of Autumn are coming; pleasant moon
lights are prevalent and the ripening grain
and fruits indicate closer connections than
are required in summer. Come up, Char.
ley, and lock up a sweet sister-in. law for
Bro. George and his Mary. Pleasant
hours to our newly introduced friends of
Leavenworth
Le%tyeEtrorth had a fashionable we'd
ding in high life last Sunday night. One
Of the oldest citizens, Dfs George III. Du-
bois, was joined in the golden bonds to
Miss Mary Francis Embery, ofie of the
bellies of the city, and hciress to a fortune.
-Learcnroyda Tmcs.
UEtfn.-~The body of a woman was dis
covered near the track of the MEG. w.
R'y on Sunday morning. Her name was
Lizzie Lynch. She was in McGrcgor on
Saturday, ard il s- Supposed she had used
too muck srititsj had laid or fell on tbs
track and the wight train in a short curve
and a deep stonc-cut had passsl over her
witho:t notice. One Of her legs was
btskcn near the an.ls. We have ne
further particulars.
The New York Times, in speaking Of
HoratiC Seymour, and the well WORT strife
men. about "ny fyiends,i' says, ''its mi
port has ai:tays been exaggerated, ind We
should be c-ntens to see the canvass car
ried on .ithout any reference to a phrase
which Of itself indicated neither completely
with tho rioters nor approval of their
course And yet, this phrase is the stock
in trade Of n~ire-tenths Of the Radical pa