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Obltuarp.

MORRIS.-Dled, on the ojth November, Mt the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. Peter A. Porter
at Niagara Falls, in the 5Ith year OF her age,
MARIA EyASs NORRIS, widow or the late George
W. Morris OF South Carolina, and only daughter
or Colonel Joseph Whaley, OF this city.
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Mr1sR's ALMANAC for 1870, prompt and ac-
eurate as ever, comes TO US from the presses OF
Messrs. A. II. Williams & Brother Among Us
valuable features we notice q table showing the
value of Confederate notes in greenoacHs' as es-
tablisled by the act of the Legislature passed IN
March last.
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MRNEE Z MULLER,
No. 325 KrEG STREET,
Three Doors bciov Liberty street.

Have Just received and opened a large and line
assortment OF Mems Youths' a1d Boy's CLOTH
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting Of
Elegant oVERCOATS, Business AMI Dress Suits,
White and Co!ored Shirts, Underwear Goods &C.,
English an1 Domestic Half Hose, AleXander's
and Couvsier's Kid Gloves, suckskln, Docskin.
CalfRkin: Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; SIZE and
Threan Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars, Cravats,
Neck Tics, Pocket Handk@chiefs, SuSpenders,
Umbrellas, &c.
Also, q large and we'll assorted stock OF BROAD
CLOTH. CASSIHERE, D0ESKlN, V h
Ci.CTIi, &C., large variety Of the new style Pant5
and Vest Patterns, which we offer to sell by piece
yard or pattern, or make up into garments by
measure, In the Latest styles.
Our stock has been selected with great care
and prices marked very low, In plain figures.
Being confident that we Oan OEer inducements
unequalled by any other house, We solicit buyers
Ia our line to give us call before purchasing
elsewhere.
All orders win receive our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entire satisfaction is guaranteed.
oetl1 mwt3mos
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BUSINESS NOTI ES.

MuLER's ALMANAC for 1879 now ready.
For sale at Fogartie's Book Depository, and at A.
NJ. Williams Il Brother, publishers, No. Broad
street. up stairs. Single copies Ten Cents Lioc'
raj discount to the trade. declO
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CRUNBs.-The Orphan children are invited
10 attend the matinee tomorrow afternoon.
The cool change has brought out all o. the
Arabs in the city, and the streets present ayarie-
gated appearance.
The first shipment OF New Orleans molasses OF
this season was received yesterday hy MessrS.
BischoIr & Co., East Bay.
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Issues all kinds of Life and Endowment Poll
cies Dividends annually in cash. Only Com
pany having the Definite Guaranteed Surrender
Value Plan Policies worldwide. Second to no
Company in the United States for stability, lbe-
rallty and economy.
once No. 141 Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN W. BUCK, President.
WILLIAM M. COLE, Secretary.
State Agency No. IS Broad-street, second floor.
Local and Canvassing Agents wanted through
out the State.
Apply in person or by letter to
JAMES G.. HOLMES, JR.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
iulyl2 mwf6mOS
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Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
stsre, boots, shoes and hats.
William Mckay viii sell at 10 O'CLOCK al his
store, household furniture, sc.
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fertilizers.
DACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
ROH
COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

This article Is manufactured at the Company's
Works undor the direction and superintendent
OF Dr. RAvBNEL. It contains the same elements
OF fertility as Soluble Pacific Guano, except that
it is not furnished with anmenia. 1t is prepared
expressly for composing with cotton seed, which
furnishes the element Of ammonia-the object be-
ing to render that e-product OF the plantation
available to the highest degree as An element Of
fertility.
s45 cash, or $50 on 1st November, 1870, for ap-
proved city acceptance or other good security.
For further and particular information, apply
to the undersigned,
J. n. ROBSON,
Agent for SGuth Carolina,
Nos. l and Atlantic Wharf.
JOHN. s. REEsE& CO.,
General Agents Baltimore.
0ct2T wfm3mOsD&C
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sa,HE CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS Job Office ls
now printing bill-heads in the best style and on
fine paper, OF 81 so per thousand. Merchants think
nf itY
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5perial Notices.

III NOTICE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
order made by the Judge OF the First Circuit,
dated the 1st December, 1859, notice is hereby
given to all Trustees and Guardians whose Bonds
were taken by the former Masters in Equity for
this County, TO come in and vouch their accounts
before me on or before the 18th January next,
otherwise they will be reported in default.
JAMES ". GRAY, Special Helcree,
5ao,o ~ Office Courthouse.
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For THIS HoLIDAYs.-Cheap chromos, fine
photographs, handsome picture frames, large
stock of a!bums-cheaper than the cheapest. At
C. C. Fighters, No. 16l King street.
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asy- CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
W. B. MANN will remove their Goods promptly
THIS DAY, at Browns wharf or pay the expense
oc Storage, &c. All claims must lie made on
wharf. WILLIAM ROACH & co.
dcci0
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TT Y A FF A / r S
Meetings This Day.

LaCandeur Lodge, at 7 ?. NJ.
EBome Loan and Building Association' at
2. M
South Carolina Institute, at l. NJ.
South Carolina Agricultural Society, at half
mast TIP N.
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T S T A T E S A L E !.

On TUESDAY, the 2lst proximo, at the Courthouse,
in Georgetown, $. G., at II O'Clock NJ, will be
sold at Public Auction,
All that valuable PLANTATION known as Lark
Hill, late the property Of Mrs. Eliza F. Heriet,
situated on Black River, in Georgetown County,
containing ELK acres OF Swamp Land, most OF
which is now under cultivation, and 753 acres OF
High Land, be the same more or less.
Terms OF Sale-0ne-thlrd cash; balance in one,
two and three years, secured by bonds and mort
gage OF the property. Purchaser TO pay for pa
pers and stamps. Possession given on hrst Jaau-
ary, 1870. EDWARD n: THUkSION,
Qualified Executor Of Eliza NJ. Heriot.
dnc1 ws6
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5ns- MILHAU'S GOLDEN COD LIVER
OIL.-with Hypophosphlte OF Lime, great i'm
provement; made with the best oil known, it
untes efficacy with pleasant flavor and easy di-
gestibillty. Sold by all respectable druggists.
J. MILuAU'S SONS, No. 1873 Broadway,
decl0 ftulmo New YORK.
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Aurtionccrs' }1rlua.e 5alrs, &r. %
By ]. FRASER NAFHEWES.

DICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.
N
AT Private Sale
That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN
TATION, called R0Nney, situated ct So1th Ferry,
on the Santee River, containing 1893 acres-400
cleared and under bank, coo high land, ST clear
ed, buance well timbered with cypress, oak, &c.
The Plantation Is row under cultivation, Is well
settled Will Dwelling, barns and negro houses,
and known rs orc CT the best places on the river.
Titles unoXceptionable.
Fox terms apply to
J. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agent, No. 50 Broad street.
oct29 f.u
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GaiIoring, &r.
~ 10TH ING, tai l. 0 RI N G
aJRN!S ING GOODS.
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;eo- ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
hereby give notice 10 the kindred and Creditors
OF JOHN BELL, late OF Co!lcton County, deceased,
that will apply to the Judge Of Probate for Col
Teton County, Ell the 10th day of January, 1870,
for final discharge as Administrator OF said Es-
tate. WI. >. MINUS.
t,acI0 ftuImo*
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T N S U R E
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
President, ROBERT L. CASE; vice-President, THEo
R. WHETMoRE; Secretary, ISAAC II. ALLEN.
General Agent for South Carolina W. HUTS0E
TOWNSEND, Aiken.
ORGANIZED IN 1862.
Assets, December 81, 1868 ,S54, $40 90
Amount insured In S68............n IL, 5el, SS9 0O
Claims paid. ld.................. l43,o3 w
No restrictions on travel Only sound lives in
sured.
sired.
All forms OF Life and Endowment Policy Issued.
Attention Is especially invited TO the Ten Year
Non Forfeiture and the Return Premium plans
Insurance by the latter costs the policy-h0lder
ONLY TIE INTEREST UPON HIS ANNUAL PREMIUMS.
for the Premiums themselves are returned at
death In addition to the full amount OF the Polcy:
This Company is chartered under the Laws OF
the state OF New York, and 1t Invites the closest
scrutiny into Its condition as exhibited In onlclai
reports Of Insurance Departments ol New YORK
and Massachusetts.
SPECIAL AGENTS IN THE STATE AT LARGE:-A. ]
NORRIS, ]. B. WILKIE, ]. NJ. HUTSON, c.
DESAUSSURE, C. G. STEPHENS, J. j.. MACkEl
R.P. CAN'T, S. II. SYDNOR, D. X. M0UZ0N, G.
d. RHODUS, L. D. STEPHENS.
REFERESCEs.-H. z. LAUREY, ESQ.,, R. NJ.
ALEXANDER, ESQ.,, RICHARD CALDWELL. ESQ.,,
N. II. NATHAN, Esq, Messrs. STOLL, WEBB &
CO., Messrs Fl. COBIA & co.
DR.. W. " FITCH, Medical Examiner.
LOUIS SHERFE ESEE,
Agent for Charleston, S. c.,
OFFICE No. 40 BROAD STREET, Second Floor
nov22 IS
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eY~ CONSiGNEES' NOTICE.-MER-
CHANTS LINE.-Schooner i. n. HAWKINS will
discharge Cargo tbs DAY, as Adger's Wharf.
Coasignees will remove Goods before sunset or
pay the penalties. No ciaims allowed after goods
are removed. WIZ. ROACH & co.
ueCIg
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-10

LUNCH at Torck's ''Our House" to-day will
consist Of oyster soup, boiled mutton, with caper
saree, boiled rockfsh and the trimmings.
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Auetion 5aIes- Future Daps.
BY 2. b. OAKES.
EX PARTE VIM. SHEPHERD, INIRE
L JOSEPH PURCELL BANKRUPT.


IL JOSEPH PURCELL, BANKRUPT.
Pursuant to the order Of his Honor Judge Bryan,
dated oath NovSylber, 1859, will be sold at pub
lie auction, at tAe old Postofiice, at IL O'Clock,
on FRIDAY, 11th instant,
All that TRACT OF LAND, situate, lying and
being on the north side OF the public road leading
from Charleston to the Ashley River Ferry, In the
Parish of st. Andrew, in the State aforesaid. con-
tanning 751s acres; and also, q small TRACT OF
LAND on the northern boundary OF the above
tract and incorporated with 1t as one tracti
bounding north and east on Lands now or late or
- Howard, south on Dorchester Road, west on
Lands now or late OF - Beckman, and north
west on Land now or late OF Rev. p. 0'Neill.
The above Farm lies on the Dorchester Road,
short distance above the Fork, about seven miles
from the city. A plat OF the property, made by
]. A. Michel. surveyor, may be seen at my office.
Condltions-0n cash: balance In one and
two years. with interest at per cent, secured
by bond OF purchaser and mortgage. OF the pro-
property, to contain power Of sale In case efnon
payment. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps dec2 thsHwfmwthi9
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asS,- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON are notified tha: she is discharging
cargo at Adger's South Wharf Goods remaining
on The wha-! at sunset will be at owners risk.
JAMES ADGER i CO.,
dec;D Agents.
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Shirts an6 Furnishing GOODS.
T R E S H A R R V A l. S
LATEST STYLES
COMFORTABLE FIT
LOWEST PRICES !
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G;s- Persons dcposit;ng letters in tie Postofice
viii please Mace the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without tic stamp :. le.-
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
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MEMS LIST.

AcHerman, Hills, E
James HobSon,
Adams, B e HOFFMAN
All, Daniel Holmes,
Albert, A J HOOK, ~
Alexander. Howard,
James phen 4
Alsdike, Mr. HOw!ant
Aston, J q 3
Anderson, 3D.! -!Hugueni
ward IA
Arnold, william Hunt, 10
Arndt, Lonis Hunter,
Bagot, X A Huts0n,
Bee, Richard irwin. il
Birnes, D Jackson
Bludworth, A CT wall
BOYD, u A Jefferson
Brown, George servey,
BurGges. Wm Johnston
Buggeln, John Johnson
Bull. Ell Johnson,
Buck. John w Jones, A
CASTILLO, II Il Jones, y
Campbell, Jesse Kelly, v
Chisoim, Robert KINNEY
(coloredl klddie, |
C!eapor, Phillip King TO
w King. a
Clear, NJ k!arren,
Collins, Geo \ klurren,
ComsNck, Har- Knight,
ry Kucnler,
Connery, Mau- gcant
rice EucE. Fl
Cook, Henry A LaCoote
Coggin, Vim Lasage,
COOK. Charles Pl lLargcwO
Danel, WASH Ice. EdI
inpton iLewith,
Davidson, 3 NJ Leave,
Davis, w r COB
Davis, TIA Lipp;ncO
Davis, VIM Long, A
davenport, z u Lockwot
Dawson, c y Lounge,
Dawson, DR.. Ed u II L
ward lMadeurl
DELAY, VIM Maralit,
Dock. John Martin,
Douglas, Henry! Matthews
Dreyer, Dledrlch May. JaI
DnEan, Patrick Mayo, III
Durcc. Mauricc Iey er, J
Dumphey, Mi Niles, 1!
chacl iMiSell,
Dunn. r t@n
DUSkins, Geo Miller, v
Edwards, Lien, Mlenai,
r. Il Mei!ialIi,
Elhe, Isldor MiSliaw,
Elliott, T D y
Evans, Jasper Mitchell
Flgan, Denis Mo.OllcJ
Farmer, A Foster MOni0c,
Fees. Geo Mocre, !
Fischer. Mr. (5;I Moore,
Eas. Bay W
Finncgan, Rob- :MoT.s,
ert il jMOni;t,
Ford. Rev JAS TlMcDuwe
Pripp, VIM Mcrerao
Frazer, Alhert drew
Frazer, : n Mctall!r
Gai!lard, SamSMcknty
Il McM!ila!
Galllard, J 4 J
GOldschmidt, Ne cLeisn
Aaron NcNelll,
GOggin, Michael Nelson.
Gobante, Ra- Nipson,
mon > IL
Graves, Capt Geo Nincles,
e Nolan, j
Gray, r + North, &
Gros, IsldOre O'Brian,
Grulnly, l. iO'Donne
Grumme, " A O'Leary,
Quinn, Hon l. P,Parhain
Gutierres, ViI-,Patterso
cinte Il
Hagood, W R Pa:terso
lIalHn, Johann w
Hanes, Prank P!nc%ne
liaulon, John Potter,
Hansen, Peter son
Hawkins, & y Purcell.
Hazard, Maj EsEandcil
VI RansoH,
Heath, Alb Rastcad
llecht, Charles 2aySon,
Hayward, jas F. Il
Gm PerSonS lcnosit.ng
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nv-CONSIGNEES PER S T u A MER
FALCON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
tha. she il THIS DAY d;scharg:ng cargo q. Pier
No. 1, Union Wisrves. all goods not taken
away at sunset vii! remain on wharf az con.
signces' risk. MoRD1CAi y co.
dpolO Q Agents.
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MS-PEOPLE' BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.-CH CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 80,
1sGe.-This Bank having resumed business, is now
prepared to redeem its outstanding bills.
pv order JAS. S. GIBBES,
dec3 President.
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nr NOTICE n. NJ. WOHLTMAMN
for The present occupies the store OF MeSsrs.
FARRAR BRO, corner East Bay and Cumberland
streets. and will be pleased to see his friends.
pnv13
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4ySHIPpERS PER STEAMERS DC
TAYOR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY arc hereby
notified that no freight VII be received after sun
SCI on the days OF :heir sailing.
deco !. D. AIKEN 4 O0.. Agents.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
Fears Of the Brave.


1t is curious fact that men who have
been prodigal of their lives in battle, and
have passed through many ''hair breadth
'Scapes j. tn imminent deadly BREACH -
should have so great a dread Of death
when it comes from the hand Of an assas-
sin. 1t is said Cromwell was never seen
to smile after he had read ''killing no
Murder" in which was advocated his ass
sassination. Sir Neil Campbell, in his
journal lately published, gives us graph
ic account of the fear which Napoleon
felt for his life during the journey from
Fontainbleau to Elba. On leaving
Orange, where he had been received with
dersion and abuse, he left his carriage,
and, enve!oping himself in Russian
cloak, and wearing the white cockade in a
common round hat, he rode on in advance
OF his escort, accompanied by only sin
gle courier, and during the rest of the
journey repeatedly changed names and
clothes with the commissioners who ac-
companied.him. So chary then, of life.
was the hero Of Lodi CasselEs Ma2a-
zine.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

4, py mailke are in receipt of prospec-
Z tus of emorest's Illustrated Monthly
I worth 800 year. To get this in ex-
changefor our Three Dollar WEEKLY, we
are r4hested to insert the quarter-column
proyectus three times, publish 40 lines of
mahiue poetry (comnending the Month
lyr'once or oftener." and to call attention
once a month to the elegant affair.
| The quarter column, for three insertions
il worth $1,000; the 40 lines Of special
jingle comes to S4O0, the monthly notices.
averaging ten lines each, to $1,000, the
TINES to $500. Only $1,000 for Three
dollar Monthly! Guess we'll pass. We
have pretty much played out on Magazine
literature, bound in Job-typ covers and
illustrated with unnatural looking, paint
edtspecimens of female humanity. We
serve ladies, daily, in the streets Of Nc
Gregor, who display more taste in dress
and exhibit more beauty of countenance
and shape, than we have seen in all the
ginger bread daubings that ever met our
eyes in the fashion plates of modern
monthlies. We omit remarks on the
sickly twaddle that the innocent types are
made to record. Trusting that this notice
will secure u an exchang. with Demorest,
we make our editorial salam.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
Out of Danger.

On one occasion, Mr.. Charles Dickens
was upholding the theory that whatever
difficulties might stand in a mans path,
there is always something to be thankful
for. "Let me in proof thereof" said
Dickens. 'relate story. Two men in
Newgate were to be hung for murder.
The hour approached; the bell of St.
Sepulchres began to toll the conyicts
were pinioned /; the procession was form.
ed /; it advanced to the fatal beam the
roaps were adjusted around the poor men S
necks, and therewere thousands of motley
sightseers, Of both sexes, of all ages, men,
women and children, in front of the
scafold when, just at that second of time
a bull, which was being driven to Smith-
field, broke its rope, and charged the mob
right and left, scattering the people every.
where with its horns whereupon one of
the condemned men turned to his equally
unfortunate companion. and quietly OBJ
served, 4 say, Jack, it's good thing we
amt in that crowd ="
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
McGREGoR, IoWA WEDNESDAY, OCT. g. 1862

mage was the heroine Of tina day, and that
the old bulls head that now hangs in her
fathers hall, at Columbus, will be mem.
ento Of hunt that will BE- the talk OF
many campmess, and the theme at many
an aristocratic circle across the waters.
We earnestly recommend buffalo hunt to
some Of our bellies whose pallid cheeks
and langud air form but sorry contrast
to the rugged health and buoyancy, com,
bined with the most delicate refinement
that characterize the appearance of the
heroine of the Buffalo Hunt Of Smoky
Valley" Perhaps the fact that Miss T..
slept but three nights in bed, nearly al
ways encamping out from the time she
left home till she reached Cincinnati on
her return, might prove some sli sht draw
back to the pale young women in question,
by whom the easy roll of their carriages on
Nicholson pavements is strongly preferred
to the blood-warming leaps of mettled
courser.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06
The Country our Home.

In reading lately that charming little
book, The Attic Philosopher" translas-
ed from the French Of Emile Souvestre, y
we were struck by passage so applicable
to the pr sent moment, to this sudden
awakening of the sentiment OF patriotism
IN the nation, when we begin to feel the
meaning of the words ..'our country, -
that we transcribe it for the bos ssnV5o our
readers. 1t is a part Of conversation
between a9yeteran of the French army,
disabled from further service by many
wounds, and his nephew, boy of fifteen
Jerome said he, ''do you know what
is going on on the frontier?"
mo, lieutenant" replied I.
"Well," resumed he, "our country is in
danger!'
| d!d not well understand him, and yet
it seemed something to me.
perhaps you have never thought what
your country means," continued he, plac-
ing his hand upon my shoulder ''it is all
that surrounds you. all that has brought
you up and fed you, all thst you have
loved! This-@country that you see, these
houses, ..tAese trees, those girls who 30
along there laughing-th.s is you: coun-
try The laws which protect you, the
bread which pays for your work, the
words you interchange with others, the
10y and grief which come to you from the
men and things among which you live
this is your country! The little room
where you used to see your mother, the
remembranccs she has left you, the earth
where she rests-this is your country
You see it, you breathe it everywhere
Think to yourself, my son, Of your rights
and your duties, your affections, and your
wants, your past and your present bless
ings write them all under single name,
and that name will be my Country !'
was trembling with emotion, and great |
tears were in my eyes.
''Ah, understand ~ cried l ''it is our
home in large; it is that part Of the world |
where God has placed our body and
soul"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

Mrs. Ottendotfer is the sole proprietor
of the largest 'rman daily newspaper in
The city of New York. Many years ago,
her husband died. leaving her large fam
lily of children and small paper. Sac
went earnestly tn work ut once, attending
herself to all the details of the Office, and
she now controls Il very rich and powers
full journal. She drives to her office every
morning, looks after its multitudious af
fairs, and returns to her elegant home at 3
O'CLOCK il the afternoon. Mrs. Ottendotf-
er attends no conventions, is not MEM
ber OF '.Sorosis' and never clamors for
the rights for which she has no use.
She is Il true woman-a woman Of sense
and selcrespect.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-06

Col. Brown was in town last Saturday.
He informs us that they have been survey.
ing and examining the II. r. line abnn-
doned by Col. Bausenwein from Fayette
crossing theElkader r ,ad nearAbernethey's
and following down creek into Turkey,
about four miles below Elgin, and thinks
that it beats all the routes. We are in
cined to think that the Col. and Elder
Webb are little over sanSuine Of this
route. At any rate we would sooner take
Col. Bausenweins Judgment on. the mat
ter than theirs. We fear that their great
anxiety for this particular route makes a
mountain look like IA mole hill and pre-
ciptuus cavern like level plain. After
refusing to raise funds for the engineer,
because he would not survey just where
they wanted him to, they being so much
better engineers than he, of course are
competent to determine where the line
should n.-Iowa Vest Union.