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The New York herald., 1870-09-18

Republican Aid to Republican France.
LONDON, Sept II. 1870.
Special reports from Madrid for the HERALD,
which are to be transmitted by cable state that
Spanish republican legion, destined to aid the
French against the Prussans has been formed and
Is now in course OF rapid organization In the Span
ish capital. number of the leading republicans Of
Spain have given their adhesion to the movement
and are engaged In assisting 1t in every possible
way.
Several cases OF vomito have appeared at BARGE.
Iona.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
TIE INDIGNANT CENSUS TAKERS.

II was stated yesterdaylthat Marshal Sharpe had
received q number Of further complaints from
various parts Of the city complaining OF the naccu-
rate manner in which the present census has been
taken and stating that the omissions were the rule
rather than the exception. The deputies and OH
GERS mad requested him to convene a public meeting
to refutc these complaints but he refused to do ths
at the same time he gave the Offcers permission to
hold meeting among themselves If they thought It
necessary.
It was therefore given out that meeting was TO
be neld last evening al Mechanics Hall, In Third
avenue IN order 10 give the officers opportunity
of expression their Indignation al the course the ur-
grateful public had pursued. but for some unex-
planned reason the meeting was not held ut the hall
according to the announcements
The Census Of staten Island.
The census returns for Staten Island are ~ fol-
lows
Midd,ctown.. .,.... 1850 Southned ......... 50S2
N0rthHeld. .,..... 6.9Ap Westneid, ...,..,. A9Qk
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

ssBut he who Filches My Good Name, 6sc.n
Here's the rub A. Restorsr Americas good has
not been soen but unprincpled dealers a. Newport Sara
toga and other watering places this knowing IL
good epute when called have tried TO palm OF ar
Gle called "Americsn Restorer" the genuine REsTORER
AMERICA. BE not deceived. KESTORER AMERICA In
clear preparation, without sedment put in paneed
bottles tho side panels inscribed In raised letters tho
glass; !Dr. j. OBrien's" "Restorcr America" the bot
tom an T." The front and back panels labelled, and
In three coors. gold purple red letters wrappers.
This fall we shall place upon each bottle - an sddonas
safeguard bronzed cap surmouned with monogram
SOB" sncrcled with Resorer America" in raised letterx
Sold by all respectable duggss and fancy goods dealers
throughout the country.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
IMPROVEMENTS AT TRENTON, n. ].

At meeting Of the Mercer County Board OF Chosen
Freeholders. held in Trenton yesterday. 1t was re-
solved to take measures to compel the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company to build q bridge at the
crossing OF their railroad with Greenwood avenue
The Board has already provided for the construction
OF bridge across the creek at Greene street, and
two thOrOughiares will thus be much improved.
Late rains have put down the clouds OF dust which
the Common Council failed to dlspel by watering
the streets,
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

Flag of Truce-The Romans Joyous.
ROME, Sept. II, 1870
The inhabitants Of the city have received nag OF
truce from General Cadorna, In command Of the
Italian troops, who have arrived very close to the
city.
The people have received the truce with great
demonstrations Of favor and will not permit the
Papal Zouaves to resist the entry Of the italian
troops.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
TURKEY.

General Muster Of the Army Reserves.
LONDON, Sept II, 1870.
Dispatches received to-day announce that Turkey
has mustered the reserves Of the entire empire.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
To Rusiuers vIeu


The circulation Of the DAILY TRIBUNE having been IN
prices Of advertisements WILL and after the Gath nst be
follows:
Ordinary advertisements, classified appropriato
heads, 80 cents per line each insertion.
Loaded and displayed advertisements charged solid space
Special Notlces-Fifth page-50 cents per line.
Advertisements ON eighth charged 40 cents
line.
Business Noces-Pourth page rs cents n line
IemG GAnnouncsmentl-ln city column, 10 cents
line for solid agate space.
occupied.
About ten words average line, after line, which
usually contains only -four i've words
Deatha and marriages are charged IL.
Terms--Cash In advance
The value Advertising journal depends
number OF ts readers but st average
character. might circulation mainly among
whom business would hnd little
Ing. The Tribune Is not merely bought By
peIsons than almost other American journal; crcn
aes State and In nearly township
men, In almost every arena
inspiring and hopeful human endcayor were proper
publish list of them would appear other Jour
did command the patronage of no large
proportion of the foremost thinkers of ts time
For this affords In business reach
those whose attention hey would gladly attract such Al
Ia found elsewhere while It's columns clearly ana
TRIBUNE believes In low prces h rates should compare
with the work done and facilities offered and believing that
rates much lower than any other daily
newspaper considering the extent Of crcua
tion, do not doubt that ready and
THE THIBUNE,
onice IDA Nassau street. corner Of Spruce, New vark
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
Papal Refusal to Surrender
Rome.
The Italian Army and Navy Operating
Against Pic Mono.
Spain Jubilant Over the Fall Of the
Church TemporaIities.
TURKEY SOUNDS AN ARMY MUSTER.
ITALY AND ROME.

Rapid Advance of tho Italians and q Cen.
ernl OccuputiOn-Ieefusal to Surrender
Rome-Nnval Concentration OF the ItaR ans.
FLORENCE, Sept II, 1870.
The italian army is quietly but rapidly occupying
the Pontifcal territory. number of towns have
lately been entered without opposition.
General Kauzler the COMMANDMENTS Chief OF the
Pontcial forces has refused to surrender the city
Of Rome.
The Italian fleet Is concentrating at Cvita veccha.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

DcvOe's Kerosene Ou.-Warranted Safe,
pure and superior In ali respects to ordinary OIL For sale IN
sealed packages Give and gaons) expressly family
use; also In barrels by DEvOE MANUFACTU RING con-
PANY, III Fulton street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
JAMAICA.
The Cable C0mDIet

The Cable Completed.
HAVANA Sept. 16, 1870.
The Panama and West india submarine telegraph
cable was TO- day completed to Jamaica.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
SPAIN.

Friendly to a Free Church.
MADRID Sept. II, 1870
All but the ultra Catholic press are delighted at
the end Of the Pope's temporal power.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

AllOns a In Grand Central Hotel, 673 Broad
way, where STORM CO. have exhibition the mosk
elegant fall style of gentemans silk Hat of the season
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

A.-The Lexington Avenue Turkish Baths,
corner OF Twentyhfth street. ready for visitors
Ladies A. NJ. to0P. NJ. gentlemen constantly. Day and
night.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Wa.
TIERS, "a Chambers street, Broadway None genuine
sold on draught
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

Julihn's Hydrastin Compound Affords Al.
most immediate relief In painful affections OF the kidneys
and urinary II In truly valuable Try
It, Principal depot BELEY's Pharmacy Of Fulton
and Gold streets.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
The COURSE OF EMPIRE.

The total arrivals OF passengers at this port from
foreign ports for the week ending Saturday, Sep
tember IT, by steamships and sailing vessels, were
aa follOwR.-
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

Fred. A. o. Schwnrz
has opened his large
NEW TOY AND FANCY STORE
At 765 Broadway near Ninth street,
md soictS call OF his rienda the public
examine his extensive and elegant goods use
opened.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

DIR. Gloverss Chs mpi0n Truss-The Best In
nse Stockings Braces, Supporters, &C. established $780,
No. 10 Ann street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

Missisquoi Spring Water.-A Fresh Supply
Just received by JOHN F. HENRY, No. sCollege place
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

A.-perfect Fitting Boots Made on Brooks
improved lasts. Ease and comfort guaranteed.
L. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

At 3S9 Brondwny-FulI Written Descrip-
tiops OF talents and capabilities daily BY
= competent phrenologist See Psychological Journal fos
October, ready Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

A.-F0r STYLISH and EIeGan nc Haf, ut Pom.
lar prices to DOUGANS l02 Nassau street. corner Of
AnD -
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

A.-Hcrrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
26l Broadway, cornsr Murray str set
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

American Waltham Watches
at lowest prices.
FULLER 4 CO., 25 John street, New York
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid In
gold Information furnished. The highest paid
Doubloops and all kinds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR Il CO., Bankers l5 Wall street, New York.
Say What We VIII About the (senernIificN
Of dress again induce sympathetic mankind
the Garden OF Eden dispense with
covering KNOX OF 22 Broadway has popularxed the
wearing OF hats that they constitute the glory of
well dressed Fall and winter fashions
The New York herald., 1870-09-18

Woodworth's
"NILssoN's BOUQUET"
respectfully dedicated by
sole permission -
TO NILE. CHRISTINE NILLsoN.
an entirely
new and exquisite
PERFUME
roR THE HANDKERcuIEV.
The New York herald., 1870-09-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Total number Of passengers. 4.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05


The girl of the period is increasing
the size of the steel buckles i'll her hat
band.
Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson lis to
seek refuge in sub-treasury sinecure.
The sword was never intended for
murder, but defence; neither was the
TONGUE intended for SANDER, but pray
er and praises.
The Alpine county (Cal) farmers were
blowing their meadow lands, 5000 feet
above the sea, fortnight ago, and will
cow oats and barley more widely than
ever before.
A lecturer ut Paterson, N. j., asked his
audience, in stentorian tones, "What did
Moses say ~ 'Shoo fly ~ was the fan
swer from dozen boys in the gallery.
The propriety of giving condition medi-
cine to horses, cattle and sheep, was dis.
cussed and admitted by many Of the Ag-
ricultural Societies throughout the State
last fail, aad we believe that in every case
but one they decided in favor Of Sheri.
dams Cavalry Condition Powders. Good
judgment.
A spunky bride in Port Hope, Canada,
married the groomsman because the bride.
groom was too drunk to stand up.
An Irish absentee landlord is said to
have sent this, comforting message to his
steward: "Tell the tenants that no threats
to shoot you viii tsrrify me"
A huge petri6ed mittcn has been
found at Fort Ann, and it is supposed
to have been that which Ann gave the
Cardiff giant
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

Presents.
A gentleman not unknown to North
Iowa as Cattle-ist and general stock.
buyer-Wx. c'Bill'') BURGESS by name
nearly scared the TINES Office into pro-
tracted meeting by forwarding, per ex-
press. (paid) q box Of rather large size,
with letter from himself and lady de-
scribing its contents. Probably our read
.ers would never guess the fxins in that
box and to save trouble we will relate:
First: an immense Turkey (l6 pounds
or more) sr!endidly roasted, stuffed well,
cooked in glorious taste. Second: a
three pound loaf of Mrs. Burgess home
made bread. Third: two pouad roll OF
the sweetest kind of butter. Fourth q
jar of excellent pickles.
Maybe we didn't enjoy these delicacies
while the double influences of eating and
of thinking kindly of our friendly donors
was going on Guess we did. A unan.
imous vote Of everlasting remembrance is
hereby voted by this TINES shanty to Mrs.
and Mr.. W. Burgess, Of Luana. We
hope "Bill' will buy and sell ''tho cattle
ION thousand hills of Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05
Magique.

NAO0 AHASs
The entertainments of Mdrtino, now
progressing at the Cambrian in this
city, are of the most attractive char
acter. The large hall Is filled nightly
with audiences which astonish US.
On Tuesday (lasD night, there was
such a crowd as the Cambrian never
saw before. The secret Of this success
is attributable to several causes. Mons.
MARITIME is q most accomplished
magician, performing all his tricks
with a perfection unsurpassed; he is
also a graceful, polite, well-balanced
gentleman, doing no violence to any
one who aids him in dispensing
amusement to his appreciative aud
fences. He scolds no one, nor does he
play ridicule as "trumps," and hence
he gets the good will of all who see
and hear him. Another cause OF sue
cess is found in the fair, honorable dis
tribution of prizes of value at the
close of each entertainment. SHER-
MAN, the general manager, looks after
the purchases of goods in our O,On city,
and they are given to the Numbers
held as impartially as Fate can dictate.
But we cannot amplify. Our city Is
already 80 wild with admiration of
Martino's "show, thatit would be un-
generous to excite our people farther.
Remember SATURDAYS matinee.
Every little folks" will have a suita-
bic present; not less than 800 lads and
lassies, will be in that hall. One hum
dred dollars a night are given away |!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

Fools only are opposed to rational
progress; but we have class Of progress.
sionists among US who are little too fast
for people who respect the landmarks of
common sense and the decencies of life.
According to Milton, Lucifer was hurled
from Heaven for attempting to upset q
system Of moral government founded on
eternal right and consequently not in need
of any modern improvements. He seems
to have been the hrst professional pro-
grcssionist, and after coming to grief in
the higher circles, the illsstYious but
spitefal exile gave his mind, unreservedly,
70 revolutionising matters and things here
below. He commenced operations nnder
the shadow Of the Tree Of knowledge !;
but he soon planted beside it tho Tree of
Sophistry, the fruits of which his disci-
Piles are now industriously feeding out to
all who are weak and wicked enough to
swallow them.
: These false philosophers; male and f.
male, have one answer to all directors.
They say, with the old astronomer, "the
world moves" No doubt of it; but it
moves in grand circle and in conformity
with fixed laws. It does NOT 20 ''bobbing
around" through space after Will-o'-
the isps and Jack lanterns. Going
ahead is one thing: going heels overhead
is another.
Look at Socialism-thnt cloak for licen-
tiousnees manufactured out of the leprous
shreds Of the French revolution Vol
umes have been devoted to an explanation
of the new philosophy" but its salient
points lie in nutshell. It simply means
the pulling down Of our existing domestic
system, and the erection of free love sty
and an infant asylum, with the State for
dry nurse, on its ruins.-Erch.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

New YEARs.-This celebrated chap of
1869 years old, entered his lS70th year
on Saturday. Not much fuss was made
over him at this place, with the exception
of several balls of great interest. The
ball, or party, ut Church & Bidwel's
Hall was rather fancy in characters the
Masquerade at the Calnbrian was funny,
and just shout to our taste; the Clarke 4
Rich hall party, was ~ Lively as either,
and qoise a. Agreeable to the participants.
We have no reports from either, nor have
we time or space to draw on imagination
about them. Our columns are open for
furture description. Not being an
Omniscient, we could not see all the
parties.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

Gen. Amss has ordered the Mississippi
Legislature to convene on the 18th Of
January, and the State officers recently
elected are appointed provisional officers
until their installation.-Erch clip.
He has, eh2 Ordered. "Note his inn
perious shall" Gen. Ames, then, and
not the civil authority of Mississippi Is in
power there. And all this: in . time Of
peace.
Our government is good one, but the
management of it at present 10 far from
sublime. 1t is said that Alcorn, recently
elected Gov. of Miss, refuses to qualify as
executive of provisional State. He il
Governor by votes Of the people and not
by dictation Of Congress. If the votes
are Of no value his election was fraud.
Alcorn was rebel officer and his oppo~
nent, Dent, was Union man. Alcorn
repented, became q beautiful radical ard
Washington bayonets sustained him ag'ns
Dent. The elected cuss ha some rebel in
him yet.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

We GATHER THEN IN.-Over q quarter
of million Of Europeans were added to
the population Of the United States dur
ing the year that has just closed. In
1868 Germany outnumbered Ireland in
its human consignments in the proportion
of about two to one, but last year, the
Emerald Isle contributed nearly seventy
thousand souls, against some ninety
seven thousand from the Faderland. The
annexation Of foreign peoples by emigra-
ton, is, after all, the best way Of increas
ing the power and advancing the sslid
interests Of the republic. We have terri
tory enough and to spare. All we require
is more muscle to develop its resources.
More men-not more squire miles-are
our need, and we want them of the sturdy
Caucasian races. They are the predestin-
ed kings Of the earth. Let them come
here and assume their rightful sovereignty
and r,ign jointly, after due probation,
with those Of " to the manner born
Erch.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

Col. Mansfield and lady invites us to at.
tend their silver wedding, at Cresco, on
the evening Of January 3lst. Very great
~ obliged, sncst excellent friends, but
these wedding visits are growing so pop
ularly expensive while Nc are growing
short Of funds thar We cannot possibly
indulge in such Injuries. The courtesy
of now-a. day invitations to weddings we
appreciate, but our exchequer will not
permit US to accept future invitations of
that character. Funerals will be attended
q usual. EFT. Dodge had a $1,000 FIRE
recently 49,. Gov. McDougal, Of the revolt>
ed State of Winnipeg, up north, came
down our St. Paul R'y on Monday even
ing. He says things are mixed up that
way and he prefers to reside in tho
Dominion. We take but little interest in
the nonsense. Nv. D. Merrill, our first
''pard' .as editor, now of the P. du Oh.
Courier, was to see US on Tuesday. "Bill"
aint scared bit about the rivalry Of
Hoffman's new paper at that place.........
Senator Newell leaves this evening for his
post in the Legislative body now conven'
ing at Des Moines. We do not agree in
political views, but it il impossible to
disagree with him in social life. We shall
miss his company.
Austin will carry freight to and from
North McGfsgor at as low rates as any
one and guarantee their safety......J.R.
Levie will give concert at the Cambrian
ON Thursday evening, Of next week.
Moro hereafter. Atwood, Of the City
Hotel, has got bus for his guests. It
looks much like the bus Of the Evans
House. ~ - a.F
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

The Red River rebellion. involving the
rights, liberty, and sacred honor of some
three or four hundred Canadian half
breeds, goes bravery on. There's no
fighting; the Dominion authorities can
not get at the half-breeds and the half
breeds don't want to get at them. Under
these circumstances, the Herald thinks
'!the new republic can sustain itself with>
out difficulty" Should wonder if it
could.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

Weather &c.
The winter is pretty; cool, but not
cold. Snow not plenty, though wide,
wooden runners can get along about as
well as wheels. p & L. correct their gen.
eral market report as usual. D. Allen jr.,
also. Their prices can be relied on as per
report.
Trade is fair. Pork has recovered in
price, and our streets are quite lively with
teams. 1t is almost useless to give sales
Of the common articles Of home consump,
ton, because of the changes in supply
and demand. When you come to town,
ask, Ind ye shall receive.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

DRAYING.-W. c. Austin proposes to
oblige everybody in his line, on terms
that will enable him to make living.
Persons who IRE likely to have any
draying, transferring, hauling or any work
which can be done by willing hands and
strong horses, will secure the earliest
attention by handing over Their orders to
him. Tell what you want done, and. he
will guarantee promptnsss and reasonable
prices.
McGregor, April It'll, 1859. 65l-6m
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05
The First Young 'Un.

The First Young 'Un.
This is the second Of June. I've been
a father for a week. Says l, bully for FL
dora. Was married April first. Never
knew an instance where improvement
went on so rapidly. Age tells, blood is
nothing. And such baby. It's a pref
ty baby. Will he man if it grows up.
1t was like newspaper that is we'll read.
1t has the strabismus. 1t has red hair. l
have written to my father to know if had
red hair. Mine is like tho driven over
snow. Have written to my original doc
tor who used to term a catcher, to
know if | had cross-eyes when first
horned. Am waiting for reply. Wife
says it is because VIC lived at the forks of
the road, opposite red barn. She may
be right. | hope right. If I had been
ninety years old we should have had this
help to our census q month ago. That is
on this principle. | have given up busi>
ness. The loving disposition is proving
too much for me. sold my steers. corn
stalks and cow pasture to come to Eldora
to live. | sold them that might be here
Eeontinually and improve the widow.
Now look at me. I'm clad in pea
green dressing,gown. Il 10 four O'Clock
in the mornin8. I've been walking The
floor three hours. This thing now asleep
in my arms is our baby. Our first baby.
That is to say on my part. 1t is our last
atonement. ] like baby. It's better than
lobster salad. It's vigorous baby. II
never sleeps. ! feed it on pareloric and
such stimulants. l am it's nurse. 1t eats
from bottle. walk the floor with it.
It don't seem to like me. 1t yells as if its
father had been an auctioneer. l never
auctioneered. 1t kicks as if its paternal
derivative had at some time of life been
a yackass. lDever was yackass. It
yells as if its philogenitor had been
storm at sea. never was one of them.
It's mother is of loving, gentle disposition.
She loves gin, and after drinking two
bottles full, or empty, becomes gentle.
She is gentle now! have tied the
cherub's legs together with a piece of
wire so he can't kick. I've put court
plaster over its mo nth so he can't squall.
I've tied strip Of paling to his back so
he can't squirm, and sit down to write
how this affair is eliminating. I've got
Pete and the two ''atonements'' oat Of the
way. I've got a sure thing on the widow
while the gin holds out. And I've got a
tight thing on our cherub if the court
plaster don't burst. So now I'll let him
siesp in my arms, lying like an infant on
his fathers lap, while l write. Eyad
I've got 'em all tight; and now to my let
ter. feel little dry-will take some
ice water and go to work.
Don't answer advertisements that are
inserted by loving widows. have tried
it, and after few weeks Of
Confsund that young one how it per-
spires Guess ! won't finish this article
till I've tried on those new pantaloons,
Tor they may not fit and l may have to
send them back for alterations ~ gdora
Ledger.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

EVANS & JONES have large and q
very handsome assortment of Dry Goods,
Notions, and other curiosities to sell in
thS store recently occupied by Mr.. Wiley,
on Main Street, McGregor, near Williams
unsftet. Their goods were bought at low
6gdfes, and they only ask visit from q
cssA customer 20 effect . sale. Look Vt
xhssA dtsbarxains. a
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-05

Mr.. F. A. TEEDs, of the Str. Pt. Press.
favored us with call on Tuesday, Of this
week. He and his partner, Mr. VINES, are
making an interesting paper at the Point.
Mr.. 7. is not old in the business, but he
and HE junior partner (both under "a }
give evidence of ability as the conductors
of paper.