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The delegation then withdrew.
chronology Of the War.
1860.

chronology OF the War.
1860.
Meeting o! the South Carolina Se-
cession Convention, Dec H.
Secession ordinance passed, Dec. 90
Major Anderson II owes his forces
from Fort Moultrie to Fort Sum-
ter (on the night of Dec. 26.
John b. Floyd resigned position as
secretary Of war, Dec. 90.
Senator Benjamin's farewell seces-
sion speech in the Senate. Jan. l.
Departure of the South Carolina
Commissioners from Washington, Jan. 4.
Buchanan's Fast. Jan. 4.
Mississippi Convention passed o.
dinance of secession, Jan. 8.
Star Of the West fired on Fl. Moul.
trie, Jan. Q
Florida and Alabama passed the or
dinance of secession, Jan. IL g.
Mr.. Stewards speech in the u.
Senate, Jan. 12.
Navy Yard at Pensacola seized by
the rebels. Jan. 10
Secession ordinance passed by the
Georgia Convention Jan. 10.
jeff Davis withdrew from the SEN
ate, Jan. 2l.
louisiana passed the ordinance of
secession, JAM 26
U. S. Mint and Custom House seiz.
ed at New Orleans, Jan. 81.
The Montgomery Convention or
ganized, Feb. 4.
Peace Convention organized at
Washington, Feb. s..
jeff. Davis elected president and
Alex. II. Sephens vice president
of the Southern Confederacy by
the Montgomery Convention, Feb. 8.
jeff. Davis inaugurated, Feb. 49,
President Lincoln arrived in Wash
ton, Feb. 23
Texas declared out of the Union, Mar. 4.
Commissioners from the MontgOm-
cry government left Washington, Apr. II.
Attack OH Sumter, Apr -.
Presidents call for 75, 900 men, Apr. Is.
Al senal at Harper's Ferry burnt, Apr. lS.
First troops arrived at Washington Apr. Is.
Massachusetts, troops attacked in
Baltimore, Apr. 10.
New York 7th regiment started for
Washington, Apr. 10.
Gosport Navy Yard abandoned, Apr. 20.
q 900 stand Of arms taken by H.
linois troops from the St. Louis
Arsenal, Apr. %.
Capture Of Camp Frost at St. Louis
by Gen. Lyon, May II.
Gen. Butler enters Baltimore, May l3
Ordinance Of secession passed by
North Carolina Convention, May 90
relegraphic dispatches seized thro'
out the North, May 90
Death Of Col Ellsworth, May "a
Lieut.. Tompkins' dash to Fairfax
Court House, May ST.
Battle Of Phillippi, Western vir.
gnia, June 8.
Border State Convention met at
Frankfort, Kentucky, June 8
Battle Of Big Bethel, June 10.
Western Va Convention met at
Wheeling, June l2
Fast Day in the rebel States, June l3
Harper's Ferry evacuated, June IA
Massachusetts lst regiment, Col.
Cowdin, left Boston for war, June Is
Ohio troops fired on from masked
battery Vienna, June II
Battle of Boonville, Missouri, June II
Marshal Kane arrested, June 81
The Sumter escaped from New Or
leans, June 20
Battle Of Falling Waters in Western
Va, . July 2
Congress met, july 4
Battle Of Carthage Missouri, July 5
| Battle Of Rich Mountain, Western
| Virginia, July Il
Battle of Carrick's Ford Western
! Virginia, July l.
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s, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1862.
Poetry.
.sThe Wsrid would be Better for it ;,

II men cared less for wealth and fame,
And less for battlefelds and glory
IL writ in human hearts, a name
Seemed better than in song or story;
Ii men, instead of nursing pride,
Would learn to hate it, aud abhor IL;
If more relied
On love to guide,
The world would be the better for it,
II men dealt less in stock and lands
And more in bonds and deeds fraternal;
II loves work had more Wiling hands
To link this world with the supernal;
If men stored up Loves oil and wine
And on bruised human hearts would pour It
1t "yours' and '.mine''
Would combine,
The world would be the better for it.
If more would act the play Of life,
And fewer spoil 1t in rehearsal
II Bigstry would sheathe its knife,
Till Good became more universal;
II custom gray with age. grown,
Had fewer blind men to adore it
If talent shone,
In truth alone,
The world would be the better for h,
II men were wise in little things
Affecting less in all their dealings;
II hearts had fewer rusted strings
To isolate their kindred feelings
II men, when Wrongs beats do wn the Right,
Would strike together, and restore it
II right made Might
In every fight,
The world would be the better for it.
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gurth suwa Times,
GEO. w. TENNEY,
JOHN II. ANDRlCk,
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
McGREGOR, AUG. 27, =: :::: 1856
Domestic aud Personal.

Domestic and Personal.
A Jersey millionaire, disguised as coal
HEAVIER, was detected in the act of leaving
New York in one Of the foreign steamers
to escape the draft. .Satan's address to
the fallen angels is supposed to have been
in substance as follows: "Nicks come
arouse" Twenty young ladies Of Du-
buque have published card signifying
their willingness to take the places of any
clerks who may desire to enlist in the SER
vice of their country, promising to give
them their former positions when they re-
turn. Pity these girls had not been born
boys, Dubuque would not be in such immi-
nent danger of a draft. AT colored ball
in Newark, N. j., military gentlemen
distinguished himself by dancing with a
negro woman until both were tired out
Who says white FOLKS are not as good as
niggers? Edwin Booth was to lave
Europe on the 10th to fulfil an engagement
at the Winter Garden, which commences
early in September. .. Victor Emanuel has
conferred upon Verdi, the composer, the
grand Gordon of the Saints Maurice ana
Lazarus, and upon the singer Tambrini, the
cross of the same order. IA ply sician
speaking of the frail constitutions of the
women of the present day, remarked that
We ought to take great care Of our grand
mothers, for We should never get any more.
80. As an illustration Of how the truth
may sometimes be told by mistake, we
subjoin the following instance: A printer
in setting up the line, "Hell has no
fury like a women scorned," by some
oversight left out the and made it read,
"Hell has 40 fury like woman corned."-
Although departure from the text, we
presume it is none whatever from the
truth. Mr.. Vosburg, of Albany, recently
procured substitutes for his three daughters,
paying $500 each. The young ladies in
sisted on being represented in the ranks.
Ihe following moral advertisement is at
tributcd to western paper: $40 rent-a
house OH Melville avenue, located immedi-
ate.y alongside of fine plum orchard,
from WHICH an abundant supply of the
most delicious fruit may be stolen during
the season. Rent moderate, and the greater
part taken in plums." 49,. The wit of Irish
men is proyerbal. One of the best illus
trations Of the same which We have seen in
modern times is thus narrated: A sixty
nine pound shell burst near an Irish soldier
in one of the trenches at Yorktown. Pat
coolly surveyed the ruins the fragments
had made, and exclaimed, "B. jabsrs,
them's the fellows to soften the wax in a
mans ears!" .. 1t is said of Madame AL
boni that she recently received an invitation
to attend a ball from a lady moving in the
best circles of Paris society. The celebrat
ed songstress wrote in reply to inquire
whether the invitation was addressed to
Mine Alboni or to the Countess Pepoli as
Alboni charged 5000 " hen she went out to
spend the evening, and the Countess
charged nothing. The would be hostess
replied that she invited Alb-ni. Alboni
begged to be excused. Bravo, bravo, Al
boni
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artificial Teeth.

Dr. II is manuiact uring Artificial Teeth en- Gold
Silver, Platina, Kabber and any other al desired
at eastern prices. In this he has compeer. Ills
fitting selection articulation and cement are SO
INIT ative of nature almost to defy detection.
Dr. II. gives III: ecia attention all irregulari-
ties of the tecth diseases of the mouth gums and
has SO far met with envable success in their treat
ment. Give him call and satisfy yourselves. All
work warranted
Chlorotorm administered. Teeth extracted without
pain by the use OF electricity.
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CryStyZ Cold Foil,

DR.. II. Is using Crystal Gold Foil for filing N
oher form Of gold is capable OF making such splend,
filings, and with such certainty Of Decaye
and even liberated teeth restored to health and use
| full
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Spirit rations in navy ceases Sept. LIST.
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.uiSceLLNaleOlsS.
II. B. GRAY,

Clerk District Court Attorney and Counselor at Law,
aud Solicitor in Chancery. Mason City, Cerro Gordo
county, Iowa Will attend pr ompty to any business
pertaining to the Practice Of Law in the llth Judicial
District. Iowa. Will examine Titles, pay Taxes, sell
Lands. &c The best Of References cheerfully given
October 9th, 1S8ltf
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l. 1 N +

Fibre by fibre, shred by shred,
1t falls from her delicate hand
In feather films as soft aud slow
As fall the flakes of n vanishing snow
Is the lap Of summer land.
There are jewels of price in her ros ette ears,
And gold around her white wrist coils
There are costly trifes on every hand,
And gems Of art from many a land
In the chamber where she tolls.
sob floats out to the summer air
With the song-bird's latest tril;
The gossamer folds Of the drapery
Are waved by the swell of a long, low sigh
And the delicate hands still.
Fibre by fibre, shr,d by shred,
Still fall from her delicate hand
The feather films. as soft and slow
As the flakes OF vanishing snow
In the lap OF a summer land.
There are crimson tains on breast and brows,
And fllets in CHASTITY cells
The walls are lofty, and white, and bare,
And moaning echoes roll over there
Through the chamber where she tolls.
No glitter Of gold on her slender wrist
Nor gem in her ro- ette ears,
But youth and beauty all divine
In the face OF the Christian maiden shine,
Aud her gems are the soldiers tears
~ The following lines were written by a seldie
IN the hospital at New Haven, who lost his leg in tn
battle of Fair Oaks:
l. L ON MY LEG.
s'Good leg, tEou vast faithful friend,
And truly hast thou duty done
THANK thee most that to the sud
Thou didst not let this body run
Strange paradox that in the fight
Where of thee was thus bereit,
lost my left leg for ''the Right"
Andyet the rights the one that's left.
Bat Will e the sturdy stump rema ms
may be able yet to pat Gil 1t,
For even now Pve taken pains
To make an 4 q to match it."
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The Romance Of War;


There was quite romantic little incident
which occurred in connection with the re.
cru'ting of Capt. Boardman's company.
which deserves at least passing notice.
While 1t. Grannis was in the fall excite
ment of recruiting at Strawberry Point,
Clayton county, last week, smooth faced
boy came into the village and proceeding
| Immediately to the recruiting office enlist.
| ed, giving his name as Williams and his
age eighteen. Although his cheeks were
as fair as girls, his clear eye denoted
health and endurance sufficient for a sol.
dier's life. After the company was filled,
and they had repaired to Manchester for
the purpose Of taking the cars suspicious
were thrown out that young Williams was
sailing under false colors. Good judges of
the human form divine fancied that the
clothes fitted too close in some places, and
were too loose in others, for masculinity.-
The good citizens Of Manchester gave the
company complimentary ball, and there
various sharp ones compared notes as to
the affairs of the handsome volunteer, and
the universal conclusion was that he, she,
or it, was girl disguised as boy. This
matter was tubmitted to COMMITTEES Of
ladies, and they agreed to an examination,
and ascertain from physical proofs whether
it was lady or gentleman. There never
was more interest occasoned by the doubt.
ful sex of Ella Zoyara than reigned for u
short time in reference to poor little Will
liams. Why ladies should make the nec-
essary investigation instead of the opposite
sex we cannot tell. Supposing their sus-
picions had been incorrect, what then p
However the brave little patriot svore that
he was man and brother to the very last,
and it was only when the committee in
formed it that they should satisfy them
selves on the disputed point that it confess
ed. Yes, it was a woman, and not q bad
looking one either.
She was discovered to be a decent, re.
spectacle girl, about whom there had never
been breath Of harm. She had entered
the army from pure love Of country and
love of adventure. Perhaps love for the
generous bounty, or love for some brave
young soldier, had some influence; who
knows?
The joke of the matter was in the fact
that very Straigh, laced young Methodist
had been sleeping with the female volunteer
right along for several nights, and never
knew the differences. He came Tear faint.
ing with horror off hand when he learned
how unconsciously he had imperlled his
immortal soul
Miss w lliams was clothed in her proper
attire, and givon employment in Manches
ter, where she now resides. Dab1Qu,
. Times
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HOMEOPATHY.

DIR. BURT
Would most respectfully announce TO the citizens q
McGregcr aud surrounding country, hat he has
opened an office over the Iowa state Bank, in this
place, where he int ends to treat all diseases true
Homeopathic principles. Office hours from to 10 u.
IN, and from 2 to 4p. m.
REFERENCES:
J. s. Douglas, NJ. D., Milwaukee; +. A. Guilbert,
W. D. Dubuque; Il. Ludlum, NJ. D.. Chicago; Hon.
P. b. Thur>ton, Mt. Clemens, Mich; John E.,
New York; f. N. Drake, NJ. D., Detroit; S. X.
Beckwith, NJ. D., Cleveland; Rev. IL. N. Bissel, Mt.
Clemens, Mich
ES- Residence at the American House.
N. B.-Dr Burt intends to make this his perman ent
residence. 2S4tf
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