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10 The people Of some of the border
slave states seeI1 TO be lsafnifg rapidly
Two years and half ago Maryland was
intensely pfo-slavery and almost as gen.
}syaay hisioyal. Look at il, today "Jdst
elected radical aati-slavery men to Con-
gress from four out Of Eve districts, and
7 iR+he,ffth- casting p majority Of votes
for men Of the same type That is a
Wonderful change in public sentiment
> and the more so because among a class
long given over as hopeless of conversion.
Compare that change will. the persistent
EahssAnes Sf Northern ButterHuts b 9he
1slave inongers creed and treason, and
: how much more astonishing It seems.
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WHEAT-No. l spring S8as2c No. 2 do
75a80 per bushel. .'
|C0RN-New .42a45c, old SIC
OATS-6Ia62c. 49, :..--.~---
BAILEY rFhst quality 8sa9+ ,,r
HOPS--S0c, new. r.
wool sshed s5asOes: unwashed one
third deduction = i Il ~ ms ~
HIDES Dry l5al Ice; green salted 7}a8c,
Veal skin Toe, sheep pefts s1eca$l SO
HAY-Best Timothy $500, high prairie
$500, slough prairie So. ~~~
LIVE HOGS-$4,20. .-
DRESSED H0GS-3,75a5,00
Bq IsspIs e9 ri R prime hrkn
.CHEEsE@-Hrmhurg lac; western reserve
l4c; state dairy l2al3S.s1
EGGS-Fresh a,e;s bbId 16al2c.
HAMs-plain llc saanEsss l2sc, shout
ders &c.
FLOUR Superfne $3.50; extra $500;
double extra $3.50.
PORK-Clear, SO, p Dbl. mess$1l p Dbl
BEANS-Sl,25a 90
Fe ss dat d sas5e ps .: to
quality; Green apples 1926 . Dbl; re-
tail - 90 ..:,s-9-: = =! II - -.
LARD-l0c . ID for loose, 8a82c
P0TATDES-445a4Sts ?. Il
COFFEE-Rio, fair to prime 32ia35; Java
prime 4oa42 p ID ,'.:
TEA-Gunpowder S1,25a1 so; Imperial
+. $l,30 al so; Young Hyson $l,0Oal 40.
SUGAR-com 12aaf2ac, fair l3al33c,
prime 14c, ehoisssI63a. coffee l64al74c
crushed powdered and graduated l8c-
MOLASSRS : Sugar House syrup 65a75c;
golden syrup 85a90, sorghum 40a55.
RICE sfs9so 7.<
SOAP bar a bex 6azA- CASTLE l5a23c Fl
TOBACC0--fne cut smoking III to Csc;
fine cut chewing 45a85; plug $4,000
SALT-barrels coarse and fine So, 30a3, 35
sacks 1926, Ashton's 225 lbs sacks 5,25
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sas. Ka n, I
lOwing aecopnk d the
nary movedIsn$ ct Gen 81 ~ III :
ExdSsSa4Hs I'D. u u u -
force naade-be Thomas l3sx g
red inh nyosss tsaill33i III q - II ~ 7 - 81
niannsrs Tie ITeect 81 NJ s',s'e s
was to ascertain the skeegfNff 81 TT
emyy slsamocapy and n5f ks1eI \ m H /
of our lest, half way &sesf aplir -
and Military Ridge. kfincii 81 st
4sck was made ay Gen. Hazsn I'll sls.
supported on the left by Gen.: Wiljich,s
Brigade and on the right by o Wheio liz
yisid NphA SptNe &6A was yisibls from
Fort Wood where Hazen's line Oh baktle
formed. "a The fisBsf being commaAdadby
heavy Guns from. the Tort Only one cid
blantad on M elsaatsd knoll 4 slgs sia,I
tre.os aRhiuh SheFidaas line ~ = w&s
.tomnsdaiHSers kheps&eF anadyancei was
given. The troops moved tozrt of their
positiesAs ~ 10 clock p: 3D., And remained
imhaethree quarters of an hoar in sfllll
view Of the enemy: When everything
was ready and the order was given, Geo 5
IlhAeIt AAA4 eWlli1Tn pu&Ae0 out eslDntkA&a
nedHG IThSH sha wkGffsd aa3 Up.
m: and Ia Eve minutes the lines Of Gen.
Halsn yere betty engaged while The, ar
fiilefy and Fort Wood opened upon the
rebel rife pits and camps behind, the
s&r pfps of-.ouR septaerAwN spieas-
did, but elected no reply. 1t Is evident
that the rebels had no heavy artilie4w in
p4sf s fsnchmsats. s OUT t<lDps
rsp 4 Il u, sssadae eesI,-
pied the knoi|s upon which they were
In few .rfohfents more, 'Geh. Williek
, HS2d tiving them across the open field,
and had carried the rife pits in his front,
whose eecap&nts fed. ~ Gen. Sheridan,
j sHlpxing throtigh the forest stretched be-
8ors<hims drove in the rebel pickets,, and
hastea hing adyance.A If there had been
obedience of orders, we would have cap
tered two hundred prisoners, and gained
d position of great importance Sholid
the rebels still attempt TO hold Chatta-
pooga Valley. With the heights. In eur
possession. eofunan IA owing TO ttirh Mis-
tsioaasy Ridge, il secure from > flank of
artillery.
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Washington, Nov. "a.

'"Fr--.@s yn%Es Washington. Nov. "a.
It is understood that Sigel takes
Schenek 8 place. in command at Balti-
more, after the latter takes his seat in
Congress. -. 49, .''' 3
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*E.~ = New York. Nov. %.
-. The K'oaantyt caRsasssrs torday~decded
that McCunnr is-elected Judge of the SUI
pfPne Courk SIS =. IL HAYS
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kip and eaffs f5@4, DRY saIted IA OILS
dry flint .I7(gI8. -. -... -,
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Pulmonary Consumption CuraAle Disease II
49,. A1cARD. L." $3.50. D..
TO CON sUmPTIyES.

The undersigned having been RESTORED TO health in
." ks, by very simple remedy after having sus
Tered several years from severe lung aGectioa and
hat dread disease. CoasamptlOn--is snxiOus To- maize
known To his fellow -suferSrs sbt means o. cure. /
To all who dears IT, be win send prescriptions used
free Of charge vita tha directions r preparing and
'uGfg the saaas whieA they will ind ssrs eUrs Tor
eoAsuMrTIoE, AsTAMA, BRoHcHEr1s, 'coUsms
coLDs, &c. The only ODjscsus the advertiser ls.tO
Dsnent the aficted and spread information which he
to Be invauablsj and he hopes syery suffer
will try his remedy - 1t will cost them npshiSs,
,sSd pasy proves blessing 'l~..sl -
Parties wishing tAs viz pIsrss address
dE. REV. EDWARD a. WILSON, ~, :, j..
" o. ,r.tr aa waIaamsOuaW,'t So,
IT,. q: = "rIu q" kings county, l.
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49,. + r. New York, Nov. "a
). :, The Posts Washington special dis
: patch says 1t il raining; the roads are
very muddy, and military operations at q
al a4zgI EsE-9T&. r
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sasssfras, nntsand herba all preserved In psrse4,v
pure ST. CFox rum. For particulars So e,reulssS Is,
testsmonisis around each bossla.At a's'5 Hck bsk
Bs~are Of imbOssOrs. Bxansibe s4tr;y SstfIs ii nj
thatit has 81 Batsss, kiguSaass6si sur pvay In
s. Stamp ossr the cord. With pianskttoa bceus ana
our afm signatureOn d me steel plate euarayihR On
side qASet sssthss our botfts u not realied with
"puriOus and dsteteTfois stun. wsasfy any per,,b
10 rasseh tAa sasse Or cafsn o. ssbarKoods AAy Ue
sSu pretendins 70 SET Plantation Bittsss, by tsat
Ion or In bulk Is impsssori We ssiY suIS in our
log cabin bottle Any person initiating this bo,tls or
selling any ether naterisl therein, whether caI,ed
Plantation HttsrS not, is criminal under the o.
Law, and will be 30 prosecuted by "a We already
have our eye on two parties re-lIing our bottes &c
who will ssGcees n ssttins tbsBsslvss into close
quarters. The demand for brakes Psntation Btters
fro Ladies, cIsrgymen, Merchants, &c, is pStfectv
incredible. me simple trial OF bottle b ahs svsase
wspresens Of their worth and superiority they ART
sodhg oil respect&h1s drusgaats. gFoesFs physicians
hotels. sslOOfs, ateambuats and country stores
p. H. DsRAak g. q CO..
n23ylw 2O2 Broadway N. u.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-10

A Coop 'UN.-A Screen Mountain Boy"
$50 called because the mountains, and not
the boys, are green,) tells US the following
anecdote, which he says is authentic, and
which We do not remember to have seen in
print: Roswell F., Vermont lawyer
of distinguished ability, now residing at
St Louis, and in the first rank of the bar
Of Missouri, had brought suit in court
which was really so plain case for tho
plaintiff that, having submitted the papers
and other proofs to the court, he felt that
his clients interest required no more, and
he accordingly sat down without making
the customary opening address to the jury.
But the defendants s counsel, more ambitious
Of rhetorical display, and probably COLI
scious that the defence required the best
abilities, rose and made long harangue.
characterised by an immense food Of pom:
pous words, Gas was his custom,) but des-
ti,ute Of even an attem pit at logic or reason.
ing Of any kind When he had done, the
plaintiffs counsel, who was expected to
make an elaborate speech in reply, rose and
merely said: MAY it please the court and
the gentlemen Of the jury, in this case ]
shall follow the example Of the counsel
for defence. and submit the case 'oithout
argument"
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TIE WAY or THE WORLD. were
travelling through Canada, says CORES
pondent, in the winter of 1862, and after
a hard days ride, stopped at the Lion Inn;
and the contents Of the stage, numbering
about nine persons, soon gathered around
the cheerful fire. Among the occupants Of
the room we observed an Unlocking cur
who had shown his wit by taking up his
quarters in so comfortable an apartment
After few moments the l.nLlord entered,
and observing the specimen Of the canine
species, remarked:
"Fine dog, that! Is he yours, sir ?" ap-
preaching one Ct the passengers.
mo, sir"
beautiful dog! Yours, sir ?" and I'D.
dressing himself to another.
"Nor' was the blunt reply.
"Come here, pup! Perhaps he is yours,
sir?
"No,' was the reply.
Every sagacious animal. Belongs to you,
suppose, sir? p ..-
mo, he doesn't" was the answer.
''rhen he is yours, and you have treas.
ure," Throwing the animal a cracker.)
Nothing Of the kind"
"Oh with SMILEY he belongs to you
as matter Of course y addressing him,
self to the last passenger. .-.
"Wouldnt have him as gift. ...
"Then you Internal. dirty, mean, con
TEN, tible whelp, git OUT and with tina
the host gave the poor dog such kick, a:
sent the animal yelling into the street, annie
the roars Of the company.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-10

A DExocRArIc Toll GATE KEEPER.-A
few weeks since, as Mcssrs. Vallandigham
and Pendleton were going in carriage
from Batavia, to fill an appointment at soms
place in Brown county, they drew up at
toll gate.
Mr.. Pendleton, with that amiable condes.
cension which marks his intercourse with,
the poor and lowly voters, asked the ven
erable gate keeker how he stood on politics,
and was answered: 81 am democrat;
have voted the ticket all my life, and ex-
pect to as long as live"
That's right, my good man, am glad
to find you all right on politics. Now, as
an old democray, what do think Of the Hon.
Mr.. Vatiandigham for our next governor :"
"Valandigh ham is the d-st traitor north
Of Mason and Dixon's line, and wouldn't
help elect him dog -pelter."
But stop, man, this gentleman with me
is Mr.. ""
81 don't care who he is: am jackson
democrat, not Vallandighammer."
1t is said that the worthy pair drove on
no, particularly refreshed by the convsrsa'
| ton.
The above is not only good. hst true, AMI
the evidence can be produced if anybod,
wants II.
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glance, II ne wasn't OearE l agreed
heartily, and was laughed at for my pains
Over and over again were my remarks upon
the poodle, crinoline, and the softer sex,
commented upon, and innocent Aunt Briggs
never guessed the secret iron which Miss
Kitty Earle was driving into the remorseful
soul of her nephew Albert, the young man
who knew enough" Oh, that evious blue
veil how mathematical it!
was in love with Kitty. No one could
have helped loving her; and il was terrible
to feel as did, and never be able to ap
proach her freely and frankly, with friend.
" outstretched hand and friendly inter.
change Of sentiment.
When We had been under the same roof
three long months, matters had not changed.
With others. she was as merry as child ;
with me, stiff and cold as an icicle. My
approach was the signal for the discharge
Of thousand unmercilul little arrows, all
"reminiscences of our first meeting. The
greater my anxiety to conclliaae, the more
Erevengefal she became. It was cruel
ordeal, but it did not cure me Of my love.
Meanwhile, studied and worked hard at
my profession. As time passed on, my
own requirements became more RATIONAL
| was maturing into more sensible man,
and looked back almost with contempt upon
my former self. At the end Of a year, a
grea, change had taken place in me, and
yet loved Kitty Earle only more fondly
and stood at just as grea: distance. She
lived with my aunt still, and would remain
with her until the return Of her father, .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-10

ALLIrERArroN.-In Orpheus c. Kerr's new bool
occurs the following original and ingenious specimen
OF ALTERATION:
AGE BLUNrLY CONSIDERED.
As age advances, as and aches attend,
Backs buIlded broadest burdenscmey bend,
Cuttingly cruel comes consuming care,
Dealing delusions, drivelry, despair.
Empty endeavor enervately ends,
Fancy forlornly ieigns forgotten friends;
Gout, grimly gripping, gluttorOusly great,
Hastens humanity's hard-heartcd hate.
Iatentions imbecile invent ideas,
Justly jocunding jOlv jokers' jeers;
knowledge keen kingdom knurlyable known
Lingers lamenting life's, long lasting loan.
Mammonly mumming, magnifying notes,
MIXTURES numb Natures narrvwe>t nursery notes,
Opens old ogre's odious offering OUT
Peevsh punctilio, participating pout.
Qualmi>hly querr, ing, quarrelsomey quaint,
Housing rife ridiculss' repea.e! restraint
speaking soft Stiffness, such shallow show,
That tottering toysters, tckled, litter too.
Unless, nngainly, unbelovcd, unblsst,
Virtues vague visor, vices yelling vest;
Wheezingy ~hmpering wanting wisdom, Wit,
Xi,tence, xigent, xcai,ns, kit
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Tuuoxv ~ TO Tur hoes -Tfpverv hO

THROW 1T TO The DoGs.-lfevery house.
wife will throw her cheap, worthless kind
of saleratus and soda to the dogs and use
only the Chemical Saleratus, there will not
be so much heavy bread to be seen, and con.
sequently not sol many dyspeptic, ailing per.
sons. Get paper. and if it does not suit,
your money will be refunded.
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War Claim Agency.
D. RAUGH, McGregor, Iowa,
NATHANIEL WILSON, Washington City,
TIAvE entered into partnership for the purpose
of procuring the settlement of claims against
the Government, growing out Of the war
Bounty, Pensions, Back Pay, sc.
Mr. Wilson resides In Washington, and will attend
punctuaily to each claim. Charges very reasonable
and unless successful pay will be expected.
Address d. BAUGH,
29Otf McGrager, Iowa.
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Poetry
To Give il to Live.

Forever the sun il pouring his gold
On hundred worlds that beg and borrow
His warmth he squanders on submits cold,
His wealth on the homes Of want and sorrow,
To withhold his largess OF precious light
r Is to bury himself in eternal night;
To give il TO live.
The flower shines not for itself at all,
Its Joy is the Joy 1t freely difuses;
OF beauty and balm il j. prodgal,
And it lives in the life it sweetiy loses.
No choice for the rose bat glory or doom,
To exhale or smother, to wither or bloom
To deny Is to die.
The seas lend slvery rain to the land.
The land its sapphire streams to the ocean;
The heart sends blood to the brain Of command;
The brain to the heart its lightning motion;
And ever and ever We yield our breath
Till the mirror is dry aud image 10 death;
To give is to live.
Tie il dead whose hand is not opened vide
TO help the need of human brother;
lie doubles the life Of his lifelong ride
Who gives his fortunate place to another;
And a thousand million lives are his
Who carries the world in his sy Mpat hies;
To deny Is to die.
Throw gold to the far dispensing wave,
And your ships sail home with tons Of treasure
Care not for comfort, all hardshps brave
And evening and age shall sup with pleasure
Fling health to the sunshine wind, and rain,
Aud roses shall come back to thy cheek again :
10 give Is to live.
What il life, Ia IL wealth and strength
If We, for the Masters sake will lose it,
We shail find it hundredfold, at length,
lille they shall forever lose who refuseit
And nations that save their union and peace
At the cost Of right, their we shall increase:
They save grave.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-10

'sSINGULAR DREAMS" the latest and; hes,
-, Comc Song, just received at GILES. Also.
= new supply Of the Very popular song and chorus,
'S'Shutnp'tlef, toia, neso.'' '-'> S84
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04
Arrival or California Cavalry COM
psny.

Arrival or = California Cavalry Coma
Psny.
THEIR RECEPTION. AT THE ROOMS OF THE EKw
ENGLAND AsSoCIATIok-BPHEcH or JAMES T.
BRADY, ESQ.
A volunteer cavalry company OF one hundred men ar
rived tho Ocean Queen this city yesterday morning
represent nearly every oyalsae the Union. They
coed 70 In order the Second cavalry
regiment Of that State. The gcvcrnnest not wishing 70
pay their expenses such long distance they have had
TO foot their own bills, II thus costing them nearly
twenty thousand dollars reach New York On their
arrival In this city they were entertained the rooms
OF the New England soldiers Relief Association No lo4
Broadway, with a magnificent dinner provided BY
Colonel ue one OF the several attaches OF that excellent
institution On the good things OF the being
disposed OF, Mr. James Brady introduced 10 the
men, who delivered short and eloquent address Of well
come. lie alluded TO tho pat otism which acnated them
In coming such distance TO do battle defence OF the
Union, and concluded by wishing them hearty God
speed on their journey
Short addresses were also made by Core Bartlett, OF
the Forty ninth Massachusetts, d. NJ Gusey ESQ., Of the
California Mecantiie Journal Charles Gould, Esq., Col.
Howe and others.
The COMPANY then marched to thsPark Barracks. Tho
following are the officers Captain, Sewel Rcid First
Lieutenant. Arch. McHenry Second Lieutenant james
W. Sterns.
BOsT0s's WELCOME TO THE CALIFORNIA CAVALRY.
BosroS, Jan. 8, 1853.
The California residents now scourning bore held
meeting TO day, to take preliminary steps for grand
welcome to the California cavalry company In which
citizens generally are anxious 70 join.
The company. under military orders, will encamp at
Readvie hut will probably be allowed shortly 70 receive
. public reception In Faneuil Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

EARy-wnsorR On Tuesday recenber 10 by Rev
Peter stryker Jons y. EaHtk, Of Providence l., TO
Miss Esv c. daughter OF the late Joshua wIlbour Esq
OF this city.
hrKRs--OAGIKr On "Wednesday, December 81, by the
Rev Mr.. Samuel kellogg Mr.. STEPHEN Y. Mrxsr, u this
city To Miss IxrrC. OAkKr youngest daughter of Clark
Oakley fsq., of RsmApo, ~ Y.
SrKfHsu-wnprY by the Rev. Mr.. williams, g. W
STEPHENS, Of jamestown, n u. TO Miss A. AnxiA wnpKr
OF this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

FIRE IN DUANE sTRsEr-A NAN pAplY BURNED.
About O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Gre broke out
the cellar Of building No 100 Duane street. occupied
BY Jshn Read, Jr, Co., dealers In kerosene OIL Tho
are originated the cellar, and 10 some way
through the sss q the porter, Jacob hsnges who
mixing lubricating OIL, made OF lard oil Whale oil ana
ksvossus He had taken the lamp from The and vas
hs says picking the wick when The mixture thu ketsis
gaited with an explosion, sorsss his face asd hasds
quite severely He taken TO bh rssdsscs worth
street Ths eatre ceetsnta q Ia dBessyed
Loss about - oeo insured sov - 900 IN sbs Comon
". B. Aiken. Il . dausssA sbssi 600 IssureS 70,
5000. The adjoining frame building, No. 1se, occupied
BY " ". steubev as liquor stove, 70 slightly damaged
Insured for e<eo. The stcck q Mr. stsuber damaged
about e2s. Insured.
YIRB IN BROADWAY.
Between two and three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
nre Was discovered on the TOP eoor Of the large I've
story building, No. lsi Broadway. ThslAarm vas first
given BY Mr. oakley, occupying the fourth foor. Colonel
whose headquarters the THIRD Door, on bearing
the alarm actsdwth his usuaprompansss and, aided BY
MAJOR Trust and Captain smith, procured the attend
ace of No. 70 engine, and, with stream from the
engine succeeded In putting out tho ore.
that the Ore was progress NC rapidly. and that
few minutes o. delay might have caused the de-
struc,lon u the whole building.
The top noor was occupied by James Arfe, tailor ne
The ere bearing tie appearance ~ incendisrsm Fire
Marshal Baker was autographed for 10 order 70 nvssii
gate y.
A tabs. that the working girls iaft The place about
Twelve O'Clock and the premises were ciosed Mr. Ards
naytny le early W the forenoon, sayisg be sick
~, ysy s prSg' va. S,u rs"as a % ss g,sm,.,.
The samaso teei building about $50 It's owned ny
2et.r gsey and insured. We unable 10 learn
| NM. ATiie was insured
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cation Company Lottery. OF Kentuck,
Class 5-Jsnnary s. las
81, SO, 81, IL. 10, 81. 20, 50. Is, IS 81 "a
CLAss 6-JanuAry 3. 1853
49, -. 50. Is, II. 80. 70, ~, SO, Gs, 62, &c.
For circulars. Ac address "
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