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New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE.
PROSPECT PARK AND VICINITY, EAST NETWORK, WEST
CHESTER.
Norris wILxiss, AuoliOsesr.


LARGE Ayp PBRRMPToRY SALE, BY ORDER OF ADMINS:
TRAITOR AND TRUSTEE or VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
PROSPECT PARK FLATBCsH TURNrlKE, AND CATHAhisE'
sT., VERNON AND BEpFQRnAxES. PK9SpECIi LQaI, LLQQRII
CIINTON, FRANKLIN. AND CLONESTSt FLAIBt sH nAhL-
TONAvE, DIAN, BERGEN, AND WlCkOfF.hlH. BkOok'
iYE ALSO PROPERTY ar EAST EEWYOEk AND JAAAICA'
long ISLAND AND DOBBS PERRY, WEslCHkSIkk 90,
Y IA1E THR PROPERTY or JOHN A. WlLLlNh, ESQ,
IATR OF FJATBUSH. LONG ISLAND. --. -
s6IR TO BIZ CONTINUED TILL THE WHOLE Is DISPOSED or
z H. LUDLOW Co will sell 81 aacion on WEDNESDAY MAY iH
1852 o'clock the Exchange Saesoom InIV B~ang no al
Broadway. EeS.NorE, - - -. 49,. ,,-,,,-,-,,o,.sp yso
ADHINISTRATOR AND TRUSTEE WITH TIE WILL AN
EFXFD OP JOHN A. WILLINK, DkCD: . 49,,
PROSPECT PARK-The formerly occud by John A. WIZ
olaud adjoining Prospect Park known as be
desirable property the ParE ior gentle
residence ample space m number Of villa SITES shade aGA
Orusu entail trees aud choice slrubs Of nl Rrowih
Also. small triangular plot near The above.
FLATBiSH TURNPIKE AND CATHARINRST.-32 Lots htuat'
VFFyON AND 'BRDFORD.AYES. PROSPECT, lott, CLINTON
FRANKLIN AND CLOYESTS68 Sections. comprising thont ~
ACRES situate the Tendenee Of Tie late d.
Adrian YsndrrVeeT, Fatbush ,~ e-, ,,,-..-.,.. A..
r,ets beiug pat Of Parm~niers Garden, Brooklyn. 49,
JUIRTYTOfR LOTS Ar BAST KEWfORh-Iown OF 'LottA
TglRTY THREE LOTS AT JAMAICA, Long Island
FIVF lots ar DOBBS FERRY. Nesiebrster Co.. New OK
Nsp Of the property and fan particulars can be bad at tie ohe o '1
Aucu0uters No. PinesL or Of NJ, ,-,,,rp,,orop ,.
Administrator aud Trustee No. ~ Nlham-st
JAMES II. STCRBS, AIRY and Counsel
for IN aud Tru-tee.
at The Ohte oi Me4sTG StOTt SedgHlcE
5ssan No "a WaiEst
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
Sutton Sails of Stal 6siats.


J. JoHSsOE. IT,, Auetioneer
RY JOHNSON, 0,,NiS,,6SvvS. 4 NJ IN IN LEk'
REAL ESTATB BROKERS'.
No rs HAwAosT COR CEDaRsr. htw.fohE. -,
Io.n, prgoiaied Auction Sales Of PurnIure ne
' PRRB RIDES, FREB LUNCH
GRFAT ,Sb ABSOLUTE OUTDOOR SALE.
500 SPLENDID HkWTOWN LOTS.
on THE PREMISES, "SuYDAM HOMESTEAD"
" MONDAY. May TO- at O'Clock
I..so, ure.oeperabe Minutes WAk from depot ~ daily
t over Pmhhr Railroad Ta from Hanttrs Point Is minutes;
from NewYort Communication s thaa en- bsr,e afs
burcs and schools VIII be sold ,uy and In small parcels SIR
good grsd excellent Ihe best property around the city Tor
loot On Monday TO- shine a Jsmesp III 1hirt oniih-
St ia or Hupers Point At Y Apply for maps sad fee
MONDAY, May II,
at IA o'clock q the premises.
By order Of Messrs. Lslance l. Grosjesn.
Property RfjoiRs their FACTORY.
Psriruars heesner Terms liberal Maps ready Annse
ofce, No. Is Naassust, n. Y.
DUBLIC SALE of the CONTINENTAL HO-
i TRL PROPERTY at LONG BRANCH Monmouth Couuiv, n j.
subscber by virtue Of writ Of feu fa issued ont d the C9urt
puh vendue WEDNESDAY I2b day Of NAV 1859 between
" oeook aud o'clock in the afternoon o. said
The at Long Branch ia the Township d Ocean Son o
homoutb the property kuevu the Continental Hotel Pper Al
Lops Branch being the largest and most auabe hotel The stat
The lot contains " acres and 90 10 S sea out hgh ha OF
yotet ahd situate within o or 40 yards me depot o e
Railroad and RAutsn and Delaware BT Rtoad The main building
between Geo and TO feet oot ng three stos gh and
four stores The center building 40 feet deep the south end " ley
deep and deep The Dining the Of
the main blding and 2 feet long Is feet vide 20 feet ceiling aa
from B0 Loo gneA The luug and neatly finished The
BedRooms large and airy Billiard aud Bath Rooms Bowling AeI
sn Shed all In good order The kitchen Laundry well
large The IIse supplied with from works on the
place Il is one Of the most desirable Hotels in the country
and Howard A. Stoke ADD taken IN execution At the sat 81 oo~a
Stokes, and to he sold BY PETER VREDENBURGH
Dated Marrh Master In ~.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
6iip Slroptrtu On Yrt.

dtp qrOprrtg dO gh.
A TOP-FLOOR to LET of high-stoOp house
"A Rasi Tvsnehst, small American family four rooms
snd s,s5s1ssSs.
DROADWAY CORNER PROPERTY to LET
I) SewYok Hotel uda ag % By n ise sr stories 'na 5
BSLi HOFFMAN, No. s. rissst
DRICK COTTAGE, corner of Sixth-ave. and
D S' 6 sEd 9 w yfI T0ss s ra lS5 g yao.
CORNER of Fifth-ave. and Fourteenth-st.--
v TO RENr BUSINESS PURPOSES uutl Sepi'mlst lato
tie H6hsys A G,GeJ BasE Apply At sa' pOoH' fOn0 m
EULTON-ST PROPERTY TO LET.-Thrce
be let ~ lely or together Appr No 20 wster,t
FAC DRY or STORAGE PROPERTY to
IRAsyaoss property q 81 IT,. q .a,i ,, s, a,a G @
vacant lining above ~ feet b. ti.ftOt ca 10 ls,d ~
Co No. rs Brealsar. ardrr Hone Ia,ur.see Coapsry.
OFFICES, Single, in Suits and Desk room,
~ the building No. 20 Bfoa4sAy nstT kslls ~
oss 5,s Sos SSA5shAASt SIoAA 40 Lo' . 1yI2 % '
OFFICES TO LET.--A suite Of three pleasant
" light siV onet, and aFp-r toof No 20 b'i.i Ia
d sgd fou foo ArPJ TO The HOME LiFE lNsuR
ANCE COMPANY. No - hroadsAy
NFFICES TO LET-In the Bible House, Astor-
" place olss tl- foo AGPy s'T'''ar'f' ohe' f''l
CECOND FLOOR to LET-iOXsO feet, Well
or crssate business Apply the Prei''' No' " 'ai i william
A.. Rear JslHst
'JNO LET--To a small American family, with
out children or sssrt convenient SECOND FLOOR ofts
rooms. No. 20 PLs.L. y Y.
TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
t.. No, srd7 sRRrCRsE Also the ,strs sEcoSD FLOOR
extending over Nos and With poset Tho baHs Gre
proof Apply At The IuLuHe Ohes
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

POSELLE, n. j.
BY A D. MRLLICK, IT, BRO - -. .,,,,
lUCTIoNRERs AND DEALERS ~ hBWJBRsEf REAL ESTATE
No. PlkE-ST
TFJuPgDAY Msy - 1869 at 70 ~. on The premises
GPFAT SALB or 100 VILLA PLOTS AT HESl IsoohILh, ,
sitfatec elevated ground COMMANDING uhe NV"' -
= noustairs sud The surrounding county
o,e Is located Central Railroad Of New r'ey iytss
s, o the New York se river, aud u miles from TIE
CIV n Bi1sbeth g., ,..t .i,tt.
Probably no town IN State Of EewJey has improved Whn
the sa tgo yeat great proportion % as ne" ana growing ''A
scSl train will leave the Of Lbsst al II m Oh the day
Of lie Lunch on the arrival 0f the train r,.,-
For maps rarosd ana m particulars sPpy 'Ns ooe VI '
lueuoueers No N Pihe-tt, Nrwlotk
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

DARGAINS.-Near New Brunswick, - Acres,
Y nod b1iings ~ enid orchard, me from depoi snd yage
rfes s8ih0. 50 ares Joining depot good 1nlagg Re o
S85 three FARMS 20 EACHAN0l- = D fN'''N'O'' wv -
Ratssl.st. Room 80. ~
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SrookIpu 3roptrtu 90 Sd.

VINO DENTISTS-To LET.-An ~ and WE'LL
established DENTISTRY jusi vacated viii t | % good prlo
m deUt an excellent position for sui 5aeut work Pleas
sr located th good for family keui low Inquire N
the store No lC5 FuIton-st, Brooklyn, J..
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
SPLENDID
RUTHBRFURD PARK LOTS
Chasing aale of the CoFlts prOnerty.

Closing sale II tbe COFdts Property
A. J. BLRECKBR, SON g. Co.
VIII sell at snetiou on MONDAY May TO- at on The premises the
beautiful property Ruberiad Park belonging D. Cords snu
sold to divide Interests Map. sad free passes AZ no q Cedar,
SPLENDID RUTHERFORD PARK LOTS-CLOSNG HALB Of tre
CORDTS PROPRRTY-A j. BLKECKBR, son h Co viii seq n
auction MONDAY May TO- al the premtes he beaG.I
Rutherford Park belonging TO T. d. CORDIs aud sod "
divide Interests Maps and free at No. ~ C.dsrst
Blhs Morris and EseK r. breaking ground or ht
this property AMI the Moutelar H. wi be ~
within week 10 days their road Two Depots TO be eosne
on the Map
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
Zeal Gstatt TO Grtbang,.

rVO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY,
Several Tong Island FARMS One Of 3O Sl0OO one Of
100 Seres $4,000 l5 650i Of 100 acres SSp
Of - $4,000; one OF % aees s9g ,Ss
Aso. FOR EXCHANGE several other FAkhS ~ regJe
ssy New-Yok CORneueut 81 A rutland Co, No Bssk
ma q. NeE.Yor
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
9utfiun SaIts Of TltaI estatt.

A. j. BLEECKBR. Auc'onset
DAYSIDE, /. 1.-THE SPLENDID PROP
ID KETY OF GRORGE BRADISH. BSQ-A J. BLEECKER, son
sell auction THURSDAY May 2 a. oooef on the
urses about VILLA PLOTS Bayside FuhIur l. t. al
% oaed aud sh superior Advantages bathing boating 'ud
6,bpg distant from NeuYcrk miles, sh frequent and peasau
sere b rai Rhmeuts tie ground Maps
and ffsep passes No 81 Ceiarst
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
-. BLEEokHI. Aactog-er. -.,.

TXECUTORS' SALE OF HUDSUN NV III
II PROPERTY at DOBBS FERRY. BBiNG TIE RESlnENIh
AND ESTATB or THB LATB JAMES j. DANFOkIH hhO"N
As "pRY BROOK "a J. BLkECKBR SOh Co. Vii seI a.
auction on TUESDAY May H. 1903 at u Oeoet at Tie EIela0g'
saesroOm. No III BfcaiWay: - r,t-
This property comprising l25 'ere q land VII be oasied
y Amurg othrr the late feslenc o
N Dspfrtb with nearly beautiful snc eompe place
coachh0ues gaperes k weh hied Tor Sunme aAa me-
onnaon Also desirable house With 10 acres o. AhL
1 Of the Hudson River and "a"
mile Of the faiusd station ~nd steam
bst landing Por mags and paehsr apply 70
Gedart tSbo will purchasers
to The premises JOHN STORMS one o. ne eeeato near
the property at DobB Ferry. SAMUEL r. lyon Rrseutora
N Nf'9'''' JOHN j. STORMS, ~
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

gu1ro anS 2oums.
EIRST-CLASS BOARD.-A nicely furnished
i snre SECOND FLOOR e room 20 LIT u excellent BoAtD
70 Esst Sevcuteerthst
EIRST-CLASS BOARD can be obtained in
srv,te fv Chsrpsqna Wsstcbsser Co, " - miles irom
Ct og ,be Harlem Railroad Ess house large airy SPACIOUS
gou8s from lerot Address above T. o BoI No 20
HSS WEST TWENTY-FIFTH-ST.-
'tsl FRONT ROOM soond foor 90 LEI With BOARD 10
rani.nan OF ren,.Llan All VII. Tenn, mo-eIaie
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15
Prairie Chickens.

Prairie Chickens.
The first one Of the season, for the wri-
ter, was eaten on Monday morning last,
at the Dousman House, Pr. du Chen.
Our admiration for western Grouse is not
immense, but we suspect We never attacked
properly cooked mature one before. The
long. spare-legged, infant chicken, Of
August, tastes pretty we'll if gently broil-
ed and amply buttered, but middle-aged
bird requires more attention in the pres
pairing, while an old cock or hen is scarcely
worth notice except by eastern epicures
who offer two dollars pair for toughness
and dryness!
On Monday, as afo esaid, Ben. Cougar,
boss of the Steamer Davenport, came
along and said go to Pr. du Chen or St.
Paul with me-" We said "Pr. du Chen,
this time" A refreshment or two on the
three mile trip, in the general company of
Capt. Ben. Maj. Malvern, of the A. A.
Cooper Dubuque Wagon Factory, of the
North West, brought us to Williams
Dousman House. Williams is always
around. Delos Powell was off honey
incoming, but he had left good man at
his post in the person of Kern; Gee.
Smith, formerly with Conant, on this side,
did the basement mixtures &c., &c.
Breakfast unexcelled east of Delmonicos
a ferry ride home with Captain John G.
Bass, and the pleasant morning hours Of
Monday were numbered with the past
| Let us have more
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15
Business, Personal, sc.

Business, Personal, SC.
Lou. Peavy and family have returned
from their long carriage-tri to see Wis.,
consin friends, but he informs us that he
has yet another trip to make before his
Photograph Gallery will be opened. An
absence Of a few weeks through Northern
Iowa and Minnesota will straighten him
out for winter work.
We are indebted to the Humboldt Com
mittee, of Dubuque, to attend on the 18th,
celebration Of the Tooth birth day OF
that most eminent of the notaries of Sci
ence, Alex. Won Humboldt. All the
larger cities of the country are "doing''
this worthy celebration. The Iowa Insti-
tute of Science will begin its career on the
same day. We thank the Committee, but
it is not possible for US to be there.
1t is said Col. Mansfield, of the Cresco
House, is doing business that is perfectly
astonishing and scarcely believable by any
one not accustomed to witness the activity
of that place, and the urbanity of its
main landlordical wheel, Col. Mansfield,
Of the Cresco Mansfield House. The Col.
has clean sheets, no feas, square meals,
and no dead beats. His energy entities
him to the first position in the State as
hotel keeper. Harper's Weekly gives him
handsome notice why is not his fortune
in the notoriety line already made ? Col.
let US say of you, Perpetual!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15

PLANKED RAlLwAYs.-In travelling the
other day, with rod and line, we had oc
casion to cross several R'y bridges along
Bloody Run. For foot-folks, these
bridges are outrageously insecure. The
cross planks are too wide apart, some Of
them IRE broken. Children of to 10
years, on their school trips, errands to the
stores of North Mcgregor calls for a
doctor-the latter oftentimes in the night
men going home after dark strangers
selling the residence of acquaintances up
the road-all these parties are liable to
lols limb or life by the cursed man-traps
TO which we allude. A large foot-travel
II done on that road, and in many places
there is nosalternative but the track. We
move an immediate planking lengthwise
Of avery bridge on the line. General
Lavler is ,rcquested to second this motion,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15
Weather, Markets, &c.

Weather, Markets, &c.
Wet, wetter, wettist. Peterson and
Larson will give you prices corrected
for the week. Large amounts Of goods
are being received and sold, but there
is little grain arriving. Crops are good
and if only half saved we will not starvc.
There is general complaint Of dullnoss.
River rising rapidly.
Gold, 1873.
Milwaukee, Wheat, 1873! and 1926.
Chicago, No. 2 Wheat, 1924.
Liverpool, Red Wheat, 9s Cd; Corn,
26y.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15

We are informed of very pleasant
private excursion trip up the river on the
Tom Jasper. The party was W. II. Nc
Connell and lady, Miss Morgan, Miss
Patton, Mr.. j. A. Ramage, and Mr.. G. W..
Twinem. Capt. Frank Burnett, and Clerk
Nap. 3. Hatcher would make any COM
pany happy to St. Paul. On return, the
party had the Davenport for steamer,
Can't. Ben. Cougar and Clerk Havlin.
Many pleasant incidents of the trip are
related to us, but we have neither time
nor space TO amplify.. Seventeen grass
widowers temporarily were counted in
town. There are many less now, but we
will name none Of the recent y~mad
happy ones till full report is made out.
When wives and little ones return from
their trips abroad, you can see marked
difference in the looks, and sometimes in
the behaviour, of the re- reconstructed chaps
about us.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15

@AhAAOV AAAVAAAPCVAs
The trial of this widely known man is
not going on at Elkader as some are
taking. The Grand Jury is in session,
and witnesses are being examined in ref
erence to his indictability. 1t would out
rage universal public opinion to doubt his
indictment, and ultimate conviction, but
the man is in the hands of the law, and
there he should remain. 1t is ample to
punish if guilt is proved. About 20 wit
nesses are present from Cassvills and other
portions of Wisconsin alone who saw the
family in various places as they were con-
veyed by one road down the river, while
the sled and its driver (the accused) came
back the other. To I. M. Hopkins, of
McGregor, the public owe almost every
thing in working this case up to its pres
emit point. lie has travelled through
almost ever lane, and over every bluffy
road in Crawford and Grant counties, to
track up the perpetrator of crime unpar-
rallied in the annals of human brutality.
Mr.. Hopkins promptness in knocking
down and securing that No. ! Wisconsin
outlaw, WILDRIcK, placed him in the
front rank Of detectives. His activity as
Marshal Of this City was proverbial. His
reputation as the best public officer in the
County, is undisputed. We say this
much for "TIM," because he is eminently
deserving Of every commentator which
faithfulness to duty demands. If ability
and hard work deserve promotion, Hop
kins is the man who deserves it..
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15
Des Moines and McGregor.

Col. Bausenwein reached McGregor on
the R'y survey from Des Moines, on the
evening Of Saturday. On Sunday he
called to see US and we had pleasant
chat with him about the route. On Mon
day he drove the last stake, making the
distance 1881 miles by the shortest or
Brush Creek route and 100 miles by the
Clermont and Postville route. Both lines
reach Fairbanks, in the northwest corner
of Buchanan County. Via the Postville
route Otter Creek is followed to the Tur-
key at Elgin; thence the Turkey to Cler-
mont; thence to Postville. The I'd and
preferred line is from Fairbanks to Brush
Greek, Taylorsville, crossing Vo.ga ] mile
above the city; follows Wolf Creek 2
miles, tunnel 1000 feet to head waters of
Swan Creek, on the divide between Turkey
and Volga; follows Swan to the Turkey,
cross it ] mile south Of Elkader the
Turkey to Pony Hollow; thence Roberts
Creek thence to the head of Sni Magill
down 1t to the Mississippi.
The Col. and Staff have been 81 months
on the route, having begun the survey
June LIST. He has been aided by two
accomplished and experienced civil engin-
GERS, Charles Hamilton, and Charles
Sherman, with nine assistants. Henry
Burlingamc, Esq, Of our City, has the
financial superintendent Of this END of the
survey. Col. B. says the grade viii. in no
instance exceed SO and eight-tenths feet to
the mile%
1t is impossible in brief article to de-
tail the fund of information which the
Engineer politely gave US. We await the
general report.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15

AV1AC duu VuACA AtVulSs
Michael Matthews has not been in
health Of late; though using every exer-
ton which honor and industry could sug-
4est he is unable to claim success in busi>
ness life. In view of this misfortune to
one Of our best citizens it is proposed by
all Of US to give him a benefit ball at the
Cambrian about the lst Of October; notice
Of the time will be published soon.
Michael merits aid, but he has always been
in active life and it requires an effort on
the part Of his friends to induce him to
accept favor. Let us turn out and rem
der him assistance. The body of James
McGregor jr. was removed, last week, to
the stone vault in Monument Park. The
Monument will probably be erected before
winter. The Park, when completed, will
be highly ornamental to the city,.
Henry Kennedy, the boy of few years
ago, is now merchandising extensively in
Fruits at the old stand Of Kennedy & Son.
This is the way the youths of the past be-
come active, business men of the present.
HOMER, the Mayor, is now in the Illinois
orchards selecting and shipping to his son,
Henry. May they succeed. ....Mr. Elan
ders will build $4,000 hotel here if the
citizens will bonus $4,000 to him. Flan-
ders is at all times full of guests, and his
new, large barn is full of horses from the
country. If energy can build good
house and keep one in shape, G. II. Elan
ders is the man to encourage.
Geo. w. Haislett S. S. IIaislett and
Frank, the younger brother, were all here
this week on visit to Smother" and other
relatives. Geo. says his Ventilator will be
a success. Sam. and Frank are on the
road to Nebraska to locate paper. Sue
cess to all our old typos......S. Hooper
Warren, of Conover, is reported dead.
We have not seen particulars, but this re.
port is probably correct. Death will over
take us all......M. O'Brien has the exclu-
sive right to+sell refreshments on the Fair
ground, Sept. 20, 80, and Oct. lst......Miss
Maggie Rock favors this Office with very
handsome boquet Of variegated Asters,
the neatest little compromise between
Rose and Dahlia that one can imagine.
Thanks, young lady. May your life path
be as bright as your floral selections are
beautiful.
Mr.. H. Rubls tells us he turned out
twenty-six threshers during the month
ending Sept. 18th. This is little bus>
ness of only about $4,000. 1.-The
Methodist Church begins to look so hand-
some that We apprehend it will take a
bishop to fill it.... The water is bound to
get high this autumn. Raising and rain
ing day and night. Rats of logs and
lumber by the acre.. Court is in session
Mt Elkader, and our town is quiet !.....
The Upper Iowa Conference will be in
session next week. 1t is said Rev. P. Z.
Brown will ask transfer to New York.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15
A Burglar Shot.

A Burglar Shot.
On Tuesday, at IL, night, Of this week,
three men were heard at the door of Doc.
Martins residence, Pr. du CHEN. The
Doctor raised the window, saw that one
was picking at the lock; ordered him to
go away; they jeered him for several
minutes, dared him to shoot and finally a
pistol ball went through the burglars
heart. He sprang into the air, bounded a
few rods and fell his companions picked
him up, dragged him some distance,
riaed his pockets and left him for to day s
coroner's jury. Verdict, died by vista
ton of Justice or words to that effect.
lie is large, sandy, smooth faced man
and goes by the name Of Conkly or Coax
ly. He is known ut Dubuque. His mates
are not arrested.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15

A boy by the name Of James Edward
Hood, about ter years old, ran away from
his home, at Riceville, Mitchell county,
about six weeks ago. He is of light
complexion, light hair, blue eyes, and had
on, when he left, pair of Kentucky jeans
pants. blue checkered shirt and straw hat.
Any information concerning his wherea-
bouts will be gratefully received by his
mother, who is now hunting for him.
Exchanges please copy.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15

In the McGregor Ne,cs of last week,
there was a very intelligent obituary
notice of the Death of John A. Rawlins, in
which he is several times spoken of as
Secretary of State" Well, suppose i,
is not expected that Postmasters do know
everything.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15

FOR SALE....A House and Lot; the
house Is well arranged for small fam.
lily; good Cellar and Cistern. Enquire
at the Times Office. .e.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-15
Casualties.

Casualties.
On Monday, the 9th, Samuel McCorkle,
of near Ion, Allamakee County, Iowa,
son of Joseph McCorkle, was drowned
while crossing the Iowa River, between
DEBORAH and Waukon. He drove into the
stream to reach farm he had rented of
Mr.. Glass, and on which he designed
threshing so acres of wheat. He fell of
and was lost. A man with him, held on
to the woodra bed, and was saved. The
body of McCorklc, and the bodies of the
horses were found several days afterwards
some distance below.
Mr.. Park, employed by Messrs. Seely
& Shaw, of North McGregor, fell from a
tall lumber pile, on Saturday last, and
broke both arms. He has wife and 5
children; but he is in the best Of care
while S. & s. are alive.
VIM. Atwood was thrown from his bug
gy, by the scare of his horse, and one Of
his legs broken in three places. He is
doing we'll.
Ezekiel and Henry Curry, of North
McGregor, were drowned on Wednesday
evening last. The first named was mar
ried, and was finishing house short
distance above North McGregor. The
brothers were in skiH loaded with a bar
rel of mortar, which stood upright in the
boat. IT'S supposed the skiif struck n
rock and upset the pair. They were
missed by friends in the morning; search
was made and one of the bodies was
found and buried on Friday the other
one is not vet discovered
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