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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

w-Two Cardinals found fault with
Raphael for having, in one Of his pictures,
given too ford a complexion to St Peter
and st. Paul. "Gentlemen," replied the
artist, don't be surprised; paint them
just as they look in heaven. They are blush.
ing with shame to see the Church below SO
badly governed"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

.-A woman who recently had her
butte seiz-d ut the market for short weight,
gave as il reason that the COW from which
the butter was made was subject to cramp,
and that caused the butter to shrink in
weight.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

.~ Fun is worth moro than physic,
ana whoever discovers or invents a new
supply deserves the name Of a public ben-
etuctOr,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

.Y- At no moment of difficulty does a
husband, knowing his utter helplessness,
draw So close to his wifc's side for comfort
and assurance, as when he wants a shirt
button sewed Oh his shirt collar.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30
Confirmed IN her HAtlfs.

A gentleman Of excellent habits and Sefy
amiable disposition, was 50 unfortunate aA
to have wife Of very different chArAE
| ter in short, one that would get beasty
drunk. Being company with few init.
mates one Of them remarked to him, that
ii she was his wifs-since all other thing.
had failed--he would frighten her in some
way, so that she would quit her evil habit,
and proposed the following method that
some time when dead drunk, she should te
laid in box shaped like cofiin, and len
in that situation until her fit should b.
over, and consciousness restored. 5s..
A few evenings after, the dame being Ii.
a proper state, the plan was put into exc.
cution; and after the box lid was properly
secure, the party before alluded to watch
ed, each in turn, to witness the result:
About daylight next morning the watch
heard u movement, laid himself down by
the box, when her lady ship, after humping
her head few times, was heard to say:
Bless me why, where aIn ?'
The outsider answered III a scpu!chra!
tone:
Madam, you are dead, and in tho other
world" $500 .s....s
a pause ensued, after which the lady
again inquired:
"Where are yous'
"Oh! am dead too" said he. E .s
Can you tell NE how long have been
dead ~
"About three weeks"
"IIow long have you been dcads''
-Four months" .r.-. .'-
"Wcll, you have been here SO nucE
longer than have, can't you tell m6 achers
I can Get Il little Gin -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

N-One of the best looking girls in Troy
Seminary is red haired girl from Vermont.
Out OF OF compliment to her hair they
call her her the torch of love"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

v When Socrates was asked why he
had built for him SO small a house, he re-
piled: Small as it is, wish l could ill it
with friends.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

Z. - When we read, we fancy We could
be martyrs; when We come to act, we can
scarcely bear provoking word.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

GolNG TO HELP UNCLE SAN FIRsr.--ln
one of the companies Of the Eighth Wis.
Regiment was a young man, under age, who
enlisted without his fathers consent, and
contrary to his wishes The father, far
mer, residing in the North western part Of
the State, wrote several letters to his son;
while the regiment were in quarters at Camp
Randall, for the purpose OF persuading hun
to return. At last he wrote him that he
must come-that he had i large amount OF
threshing to do-that he could not afford to
hire help, if it were 20 be had, which was
hardly possible, owing to the number Of
Observation-Disclosures he must return HONS
and help him, even if he enlisted again
afterwards.
The young man replied:
DEAR FATHER Il can't 60 hoife ii
present. should be very glad to help
you, but Uncle Sam has got a ID sight
bigger job Of threshi'sg 0" hand than yos
hare, and I'm bound to see him out Of the
rootis frst' - Madison yourncl.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

4 WoNAN's HEART The most precious
possession that ever comes to man i'll this
world is woman's heart. Why some
graceful and most amiable women whom I
know, will persist. in loving some men
whom l also know is more than
know will not call their love ao
exhibition Of perverscness, though it
looks like it; but that these men, with
these rich, sweet hearts in their hands,
grow sour and snappish, and surly, tyran-
nical, and exscting, is the most unaccount-
able thing in this world. If a pig will not
allow himself to be driven, he will follow d
man who offers him corn, and he will cat
the corn, even tho he puts his feet in the
trough but there are men -sume Of them
of Christian professionalism take every
tenderness their wives bring them, and
every expression Of affection, and every
service, and every yearnins sympathy. and
trsmple them under foot without tasting
them, and without look Of gratitud,..i In
their eyes Hard, cold, thin hloolea, Hhite
livered, contemplate curmudgeans-thcI
think their wives weak and foolish, and
themselves wise and digniiied. | beg my
readers to assist me in despisng them. /
do not feel adequate to the task Of doing
them justice. = Timothy Tteensd
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

.- The most direct way of drtermin-
ing horse power-stand behind him and
tickle his hind legs with briar.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

- 4 coxcomb, talking Of the trans.
migration of souls, said: ty.s
In the time Of Moses, have no doubt I
was golden calf
very likely,' replied ! lady, time hs4
robbed you Of nothing bu. the gliding
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

.~ He must be q great coward who is
afraid Of posterity-a afraid Of men that are
not born.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

DELlcAcy OF fEELISG.--Ths best parts
Of human qualities are the tenderness and
dclicacy Of feeling in little matters, the de.
sire to soothe and please others, tho minu.
tio Of the social virtues. Some ridiculs
these feminine attributes, which are left out
Of many mems natures; but have known
the brave, the intellectual, the eloquent
possess these gentle qualities; the Drag.
gart, tho weak, never! Benevolenre aud
feeling ennoble the most tri6ing setions.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30
!. 5. FOWLER

Il. l.. HORTON. J.. 5. Fowler
HORTON 4 FOWLER,
General Commission Mrrtbants
Holtons Brick Building. next north Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad Depot,
MIL WAUREE, WISCONSIN.
Cash advances made upon property in Store, or
Forwarded to New York, Boston or Bunalo.
kRFER TO
N'ssrs' GiLeMn,sT GnSa 4 n,o, Co., {McGregor.
+. d. HoLroN, Esq, Prest Farmers Mil B'k, MIL
II. II CAMP, Esq. Cashier .' "
SIS DAGcErr, Prest. NJ. Il NJ Fire In. Co., I"
J, A. IIELFEFSTRIN, ESQ Milwaukee.
Messrs J. A. DtTcHkR h Co.,
l." LAYTON PLANkINTON, I"
July 4. 1860.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

mot run as left behind As TO the loss Of the enemy
our men said tba. they left the road pied up with dead
codies Standing in Ale not only man would be killed
by each shot from the mountain side but rs many o.
four or five be either killed wounded. Five or 81,
hundred would, they think be low estimate, there
FORE Of the loss OF the enemy in killed and wounded Ii
this affair. .
Jack Nay then rejoined Colonel Williams, who, VIII
his force of only fourteen hundred men, to prevent
flank movement Of the enemy estimated at probably
5000 had fallen back to the junction Of the Pound Gar
aud what is called the Grape Vine Greek Road Colone
Williams IL now In the vicinity Of If not Immediately a
the Pound Gap General Marshall is at the Gap OF the
louisa river opening from Piketon into Tazewe county
Gentlemen of Intelligence just from that country enter
tain no fear Of the perfect feasibility Of our holding the
mountain; and General Marshall only wishes such small
achievements of men and arms as will enable him &c
push through and proceed against Nelson.
Paris, Kentucky, is more distant from Piketon thai
Wytheyile Virginia and the circuous route taken by
the news Of Nelson's victory, 10 sufficient TO dsprovs
the story These magnificent falsehoods have become
systematic business in Kentucky, intended to suppress
the secessionis feeling When the news Of our victory
at Springfield reached that State their journals put reb
els" for "Federas" and Federss" for "rebes" in the
accounts of the battle and spread the counterfeit new
all over the State All that needed for the speedy re
demption of Kentucky is to put into the hands
the people. Send enough arms and ammunition mt
Eastern Kentucky and there are scores OF Jack May
who will soon settle the hash Of Nelson and the Dutch
in his "Kentucky" regiment.-Riehmond Dispateh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
eA.rea smsoaisd in the above extract II is need.

charge embodied in the above extract IL Is neea'
ess to reue aud expose to Osc who know the Generals
ahltsand character To such appears in all the naked
dsiormily of bold, unbushing iSsehood' Tor We"
known to the writer aud to every otc'r on inc rs
H. that he ia an Underwriting 7se-tO'asr rom a in'0Ai
eating drinks. This course, deliberately adopted anu
rssouey pursued by him. was the result Of his own IN
promp,ed conviction of the high necessity and duty OF
military commander to whom /, eOnfded an important
trust involving the lives and webeng OF 30 many men,
and even the safety of our great cause TO exhibit in his
own personal conduct the prudence, sobrieiy and SELL
control so essential to the discipline and efficiency Of the
public service
Gen. Magrudsr is too much absorbed with the great
duties and onerous responsibilities which press upon him
continually, and to which he devotes himself with an
energy and zeal without parallel to know what Others
may think or cay of him, and hence this vindcaton
from charge 50 wsntonly ssnderous Is made, without
his knowledge or consent, by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
w q. this festive board bu. hope never again to see it

MI ct this festive board but hope never again 70 see
upon the field Of battle"
Cen Beauregard then explained how the new battle flag
was deyiscd-ho reason for its adoption being made su
ciently clear by bis lucid and thrilling narrative. The
flag itsef is beautiful banner, which am sure before
this campaign over will be concentrated forever In the
affections Of the people Of the Confederate States During
the dinner as was natural enough great number Of SOL
ders congregaed around the tent and clamored for
tight OF Gen Bsauregard. Col Hays went out 10 behalf
Of the General, and made speech to them which Ct
course was received with applause but the men would
not be psced until Gen. Beauregard himself was present.
ed TO them Never have witnessed SO much enthusiasm
az when the General assured them Of the qualification he
experienced In hearing their enthusiastic cheering, and
that he hoped to hear the voices again the field
of battle and in the hour Of victory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
HOW TIVE WAR WAS BEGUN.

The nessags Of Gov Picksus, Of South Carolina, to
the Legislature Of that Safe, in session, gives
suepct history Of the events which led to the capture
Of Fort Sumter I contains Of the most esssnsl
materials out Of which the STORY of this is to be
written hereafter. PrOmsen. among them are the dis
tnet charges win specifications and proof Of the direst
falsehOOds and pcady of the Administration Of Lin
coin.
De tells the story Of the attempt to reinforce Fort
suater with men and supplies, after solemen
from member Of the Cabinet thatil should not be done
the lending Of Federal officer to Charleston, and bis
al mission into the for. his pledge Of honor thar his
purpose was entirely pacific while he employed the OPP
uortuniy to arrange for the government plan TO seize
the pcs by force the visi Of another apparent agent
of he Government to the Governor Of South Carolina
10 make arrangements, pretenee of arrangements,
for the Withdrawal Of toe troops at the time thst an eI
pedon was in preparation 70 throw large force into
il for the purpose Of keeping it. Toe other events at
Washington, in which Secretary Seward deceived the
Commissioners Of the Confederate Government by will
ful misstAtenens alluded to, with the prefer to the
Legislature Of the documents and correspondence for
publication.
Tlsy are known to the Southern peopeu general terms,
aud portions Of them have been printed but they cugh.
20 be spread on. in an authenticated form, under the d.
rsetion and b. the authority Of the state Legislature
that they may be accessible to the world in form to
stamp beyond controversy the utter deprayiy Of morals
which pervades the conduct Of the Government of the
United States IL all it, dealings towards the Confede-
rate Staes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
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GEN MAeRUDER AND THE NEW YORK HERALD


GEN. MAGRUDER AND THE NEW YORK HERALD.
To he Eaitor Of the Whig:
The Rhig Of the 18th instant copies an article from
the correspondence Of the New York Herald dated New
port News Va October 81 which contains the following
paragraph:
General NagTuder, who ia commander Of the entire
force in that ueghborhOod occasionally visits their
camp, and, 20 nss the very words Of the deserlers
Whenever be "a in Whisk5y he talks of coming down to
Newport News TO whip General Phelps; but not having
CONS here yss and not being Wilng to receive auy
Of our invitations il Is supposed that NheD he has got.
ten over bis "druuk, better reason prevails"
Il Is idle to Ettcmp correction Of the thousand and
one sAnders Of tie Yankee press in regard to the gal
LIANT commanders OF our Southern army. shall no:
undertake the Herculean task but Gen. Aagruder
happens TO be not very well known personally in bis own
State owing to his long and distant service in the late
Uated States army points extending from Maine to
Forida, from me Likes to the GuI and, indeed, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific shores such uupincPled ae-
eusatOns the above if allowed to pass uunoced, may
fad some eredeHcs among bis countrynen 70 whom he
il Stranger Il may be thas the eoemy unable to beat
the Hero Of the Peninsula in fair fight, in the open
fla hope to succeed better by low insinuaiions and
base and oowsraY assaults from masked batteries
Neither mode of attack vii succeed where the truth can
ss made known
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
TALK BErWEEN THE POCKETS

We understand tina. in dead calm the other day, the
pcksts at Transport opened conversation with those a.
cross the river During which the Sickles party told
ours that their brigade would winter in Fredericksburg
Ia reply our pickets requested the Yankees 70 bring
Mrs. s. with them Whereupon the Yankees became fu
rous, cursed outrsgeousy, and the talk was broken OH
-FrederickSb,Tg Recorder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

PENE LECUOHS.
WI store, Imported dree from France By ihsaLons
w BtH,"
100 cases nne Ciaret wae
90 baskets ch&Ersg.rs Wine
casks Are French Brandy
bsdes slkge lot Of Superior old Wnss AID Brard.s
Questionable age and purity having bought IN bcad
Aio, London Porter Scotch Ale Ith ecoch Whisky Ola
Jamaica Ran, a. Orr stock Of Virginia Rye WHISKY
most Of the bss! 5rsposs pert Of very cid and sup,.
s Of which viii sell st mail s1yAnes in lots % r uur
ehaserf. yoREsoN, YOUNGER OTfY
islS so.1s fsar s.rset lichuond va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
OSE WHO KNOWS.
ARTICLES WANTED FOR MAKING sALTPETRI

Ore ordinary iron pot for boiling; three or four tubs
pals or barrels cut eff tEo or three small troushs
some coarse bazs or wheebarroW, to bring the earth
from the cave, and four strong bare with one head in
each, (smpty vinegar whisky or pork barrels are very
good are about all the articles required for small salt'
petre mandatory To these, however, must be ADDED
some ash barrels to make potash lye as it is better this
should be made at the same time aud place, the ashes
from the Ere under the pot for boiling assisting in the
production.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
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THE INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE OF VIR GINA


ST AT E OF VIR q IN A q.
CAPITAL. .tS3oN
OPPICE-Msin Street, I'm American Hotel.
NIs Company takes addition TO the ordinary Fire and Ma
Il rine risks PEEP insurance on budngI Under TILL
policy psyaen secures no prpsy FOR EVER sgans! o
81 This Company receives MONEY dcpoa psyr Interest
thereon and s payment Of Negotiable Notes ane
Bus OF ExshAlss.
Q. J. BKnsEs hss'J
DIRECTOR
WIN. II. Mcfarland, Prest Farmers Bank.
VIM. O. Crenshaw, nrm OF Crenshaw Co.
Wellington Goddln. hrn Of Goddin Apperfons
T. ". McCsnce, Arm Of Dunlop, Moncure CO.
a. A. BArksdale, Arm OF warwick Barksdae.
Jas Il. Grant, Tobacco Manufacture.
L. D. 0fes.Ssv, frm OF HaIsl, Crenshaw 4 %,
John L. Bacon, Arm Of Pseon Baskerville.
r B. Haxall krm o. HaZIll, orenshsE o..
John Currie Jr. Ship Owner.
WIN. II. Warwick, nrn Of Warwick BartsdsIs.
Jas. Alfred Jones, Attorney q Law
O. O. Elicit, Builder.
T. G. RUM, AyTieuturiSt and Manufacture.
W. W. o:r.ap, Attorney az Lay.
JaA Dunlop, drfn OF Dunlop, Honcure 90. no90
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Mandatory

NldH IIIdCLOl'V
CORNER TIN AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
MERCER & HILL
Re prepared supply al the shcrest dscrp
"A lion Of work in line operaas u ,Se NOS:
machinery and the best quality Of materials they WI var sat
thsr work TO be Of the beat order.
Person, who building spars are respectfully "a.
yted 70 give . call
Orders from the equity VII, rsea.ye prompt attention
purchase Glass factory prices ird are En- abled 10 frruh
eash glazed 81 the ovss. rates
ap9-ly nERcE2 HILL
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MAP OF THK STATE OF VIRGINIA.
M usri y0nhSIpH,
fsbliIh.rs, boekssilsrs snd atalIonss,

No. as Main siT -s.,
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edition OF the Map Of the state Of Virginia The osi aeu
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Rollers %
We also publish Hardee ug, Infantry Tactics complete In
volume, with plates md in1ps, lC0.
The Volunteer Hand Book By Capt Jas X Lee fths IRA
Regiment virginia Volunteers; IN thousand; Doc,
Cssh taass BE sent With the orders 10 ali eases
Rive have In press, and Will publish shortly Ghsms
Manual for Volunteers and Ana containing sou pssss and 1
Illustrations 80 = - 'fF-'>T 49, -
ssirmishers Dim and Bsyone, Exercise prouseiy uttns
~ Capt Milton Cary. OF the Fr Regiment ofvlryra
teen, new edition; 5th nocsand. :
Address osdsnn WET & JOHNSTON
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against loss or damage by fire. almost every description Of pro
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The very liberal share pub patronage which has lons
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Application otherwise 70 the President Secreta
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20
NEW SPRING STOCK.

III GREAT SALE
1T REDUCED PRIeRsi
OF A LARGE PORTION or OUR STOCK OF
RICH D r f s obs,
nEour csunters Il large cosk Roor. TO heen ra
" DAY. and continue TIL all the Goods are lod 70 retuc or
stock and business 70 the condition Of Me times.
Among The Goods no. offered, are
Beautiful SILK Dresses al 80, s1q, SIS and ga
Beautiful silk Robes AZ SO 10 $40.
Baregs Robes at IS and &c.
Splendid Hernsni pFexses at tl5
uest VARIETY Of
Bartges, drenaiisss, JhsuI.s
Poplns, 0rgsndies, Lawns, -
70 be sold without regard cost eAMI NJ PRICE IN
NBThe Goods OF the rivns BIZ every ,issr
HARRIs' JocKEYcLUB sMoKISG TOBACCO, 20 much
Il l. sought after By smokers, for sale by
sult wpErEssoN 4 CO., Iss Main sheet
HUNK HANDBOOK OF hRTILLRBY b. Cart
John Roberts, 9Th Regiment Artillery u ArT5y volume,
lsno. muslin. Price 81 edition yin ready The la of
July.
robs Published July .e nsy pec MAP Q, virginia. prles
In PREPARATION pocket TESTAMENT 1sr In size ana ,,,,
70 The Bible society; agate s2mo AMI IKE poSL
Will be ready for delivery advance orders sepierer
Price go per hundred After the advance ordes are c bs
price vii be ti2 80 per hundred, and 10 retail
H9 w RANDOLPH, iai Main street.
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sOf gratitude for kindness done, when power
Had left the wretch an autographed hour.h

Il may be then said in the charity of indulgence over
mental aud bodily prostraton that this LAST act Of Ger.
Witty at least the dotage Of pampered old age, or
the rcoherenoe Of vertigo. Nothing else will cover
up from disgust its unusterable meanness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

CELDEN 4 KILLER, Corner l4th and Gary streets,
- have In store @ assortment Of Groceries Wines and Il
quos choke qualities which they are disposed 70 sell We
lowest market prices for Cash. ua time TO promptpay
Ing custoner Inended In assorn Win found the nnest
qualities OF BrAndes Wines importc Into The country aarge
Of which have been Imported ~ o7rtyes, 70 u the
-. tLol-e mis-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-20

BLACKBERRY wTNE.--A superior article Of the
Id aboye BE- Physicians for Dlsrrh0a, Dystnte
~, tc JAa p DUvA. 1879 vain and 10th streets sea
IyEMmiNG's WHITE CHAPEL NEEDLEss
SON 20, No i0s Hsn szsst ~ ~ 49, osis