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rrem Tsmpn. ElerIds.

TIE Lake City CF.a.) Columbian, Of tha 2Sth,
says:
We hEva beer favored with q PeyUssl q Capt
Wesccst's Cficisl report Of his late victory c;
Isuua, q wliCa t-e .oilowjrg IS = summary:
His e-nlmsud arrived there on the l2th inss
ths cRem7 appeared on tha l4th ia E1s53sts-
ilrew I16 she'll --Ee srd small; On the l5.s
.hey landed $50 EeH. Capt. Wesc0t's com
=sId n-s sD1 rerUlsei- them, capturing Ave
prisoners killing lad wouBdiug Ebout htty, sd
securing E-sy sgy-l rifles, some spy gisssaz
r5Cke's, .c., etc. The next dav tie enemy'g
best, So amor adelaide, lad her fag flying q;
haLt nssL.
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A special dispatch to TIE EztsiigeResy, dated
November l. says:
Oar battery en- Lookout shsllsd the enemy
wagons and infantry this afternoon
Ise eaemy's condition from the want Of
tEsusportss.sa for bis supplies, viii not permit
m0Teuent for thirty dsys-meGUtims cur army
aul not be idle.
A vigoroUs esnpsiga is in prospect
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- ME. j. P Harris. Of Brsudon, Mss, says
trs PeJu5. :c1a, accidentally shot himssf ia the
stomach wbsle spahing pistol His case is 5
critical cEe.
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S.slNEtEAal UEEFsEw No. :.

PROVOST NA4s9AL3 GFE-ol.
ATLkrTA. Ga, SeplauBa- e 1883
q. II oFscers su3 sOileia 5rr.tlg lt thla Fo4t vii
-epor 10 the Fgevoss aaarsl- l-El ai@i@y on 3 1--
l-lsr fbs- tbeir oruers, fgrlsaEass leaves o3 sb-
ssuos etc. llsy be Gzsln.nse
~ 55-0vsst ausrl u tHzirEcee 20 Ealt 81 ol-ears
40 rsu sn1 demand oi -lsn passes iol~ --s A1oss'
srsr Is net Intended 70 iHlsriere VITA he5e VIZ
80 --s-B- frol1 lEeir commands vita FrPet -lL7ll.y
, - 80 TsHber of absaBtees. wItEeut leave is
-urg So ~ s1cala report, u erasT tAAt '2s ESL3
e. r1sT be detects1- 49, -.,.s.r---
- or-lI q r. a N---- ----.--i-
eHA5. VI. EAllA
"A. CEptaln aHs PrcV1Et a aItha=-
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rFnom rnE AEMY EDITIaE.l ]
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL REPORTS.


Special 70 the Menph.s Appeal
CASE CEEEK. October 80 via Decasar 20, ezd Chick.
sHssgs, Novenb=r 2-Ths Yankee advance via East
port has rsaesad Flo-nca. General Fargulon net and
ui.-ry res,ed them, capturing two esnnsa forty Frs-
ensEa. aaa q I.rss AMOUNT of aesaut.rnents etc 3
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EIEaoa. =. FISHER & CO,
CeHNISSIsN MERCHANTS,

Mes E-eachtree Sta Atlanta s7fa,-
T0FEs0NAb sitsnti1n gwen g ~ purchase liao
- cf Al kind1 of MEhGkANDlizts aaa rs a
.-sss,ssoss q a1oasysis Osttsn p Bsai Rsssts,.
kEA-Sa
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Es- The Confederate tax Of LynchbuTg, as
we learn frem the Republican,, including she spe-
cifc tax, the per c5ntage on salaries and tax on
produce On hand the Isl Of July, win reach the
wards. a pretty round sum Tor a little city OF
twelve Of fifteen thousand iahAbitands,
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Te Size Right Reversed 4Ianzo Peter, !
-, &isEoP Of she niocese Of EeaEaylFi
nka.
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- ii AdEeral.lag.


On FFhihehRn street, between IJeca-
tar sad the Atlanta ana West E'oiRt
EFailroEd-
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AaDERsOE, ADAL & CO.,
WEOLE5-a-L.zl
Commission 4s4sfC A14Esi
whitehall street
,v7ssa ALianEaa, Ga
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Fhs iraprev. 'lsuts consist o. a
GOOD no USE,
Nesrly new coEtzill ~ s-- t,,-s e ~ - s -
--r 80 s-s --rgas sol enc ehsuss, s-9- sro a.
- .+s1I.e 80 -l.T al = . 1a= yolEg eAvEiAAiD
=, - -..I - - a. !. - a. y apply -
- eN = , Lo@aN,
Tsles -eph orator,
orzTIw s - Z. e.
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FOR SALE,
PR5FEssiU1AL CARD.

=. e. watson. b. u..--.-..J. A PORTER H. p
Ia-s Prsfaas=r q esssE-
rla AID Disease ei We Late OF hlncAes eIs
ulGH enc 0hllaTea n he
s51iFeIaity q -sslVlle, 4saEaslse,
IeuugszEl.
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FORSAEE,

VERY d. IaA8-E PLsCs, Ia tie towH Q.
"a Clian, GeoIEia llres sq ssIls lrola he railroad
eaa'--.'~ ssxss,-fgssy .zcrgs,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-09

"|ANTED-TO RENT-A SMALL
Wy House or part Of House. Address, p. o.
Box q. 800
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1 Moment OF Horror.

Moment OF Horror.
The Mobile Register is answerablc for
the following:
For twentythrcc years Oh Jake Willard
has cultivated the soil Of Baldwin county.
and drawn thcrefrom support for himself
and wife. He is childless. Not long ago
Jake left the house in search Of missing
COW. Ills route led Him through an old
worn out patch Of clay land, of about six
acres in extent, in the center of which was
well twenty-five or thirty feet deep that
at some time probably had furnished the
inhabitants Of ruined house near by with
water. In passing this spot an III wind
lifted Jake's hat from his head and mali.
ciously waited it to the edge of the well,
and in it tumbled.
Now Jake had always practiced the vir-
tue Of econ omy, and he Immediately set
about the recovery Of the lost hat. He
ran to the well and finding that it was dry
ut the bottom, he uncoi.ed the rope which
be had brought for the purpose Of captur-
ing the truant COW, and after several at.
tempts to catch the hat with q moose, he
concluded to save time by going down into
the well himself. TO accomplish this he
made one end Of the rope fast to stump
hard by, and was quickly on his way down
the well.
It is fact, Of which Jakc was no less
oblivous than the reader hereof, that Ned
wells was in the ruined building aforesaid,
and that an old blind horse with bell on
bis neck, who had been turned out t, die,
vas laJly grazing within short distance
Of the well.
Inc devil himself, or some other wicked
spirit, put it into Ncd's Uranium to have a
htle fln , so nc quietly slipped up to the
horse and unbuckling the bell strap ap.
preached with slow and measured ting a.
ling" to the edge of the well.
Dang that cid blind horse r" said Jake,
he's cummin' this way sure, and amt
got no more sense than to fall in here.
Whoa, BALI"
But the o,tinusd approach of the ".tirg
ing said just as plainly as words that
Ball wouldn't whoa. Besides Jake was
At the bottom resting before trying to shin.
Great Jerusalem!' said he, 1.-THE old
cuss will be top of ne before can saw
Jack Robinson. Whoa, dang you, whoa ~
just then Ned drew up to the edge of
the well, and with his foot kicked little
dirt into it,
on, Lord!" exclaimed Jake, falling
upon his knees at the bottom, Pm gone
now, whoa! Now lay me down to sleep
whoa, Ball | pray the Lord my soul
to-w.h.o,a, now. Oh, Lord have mercy
on met"
Ned could hold in no longer, and, fear
ing that Jake might suffer from his fright
revealed himself
Probably Ned didn't N Ike tracks with
his heels FROM that well Ma, be Jake was
not up to the top of it in a short time
and you might think he didn't try every
night for two weeks to &. a shot with his
rifle at Ned. Maybe not. don't know.
but do know that if Jake finds out who |
sent you this it will be the last squib YOU
will get from this writer.
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n Private Hotel at the SOuth.

We observe the following going the
rebel press:
Nike has made several important dis.
coser'es in his recent raid through the
Southwest. He says he has just found out
what private hotel is, lie has found
several OF them in his travels, and they
arc certainly very peculiar institutions.
lie says their bells and gongs make as
much clatter as If there was really some.
thing on the table to call the public to, but
when one gets there he sees nothing but
empty plates. Presently the walters will
be seen dispensing different articles Of
provender-pretty generally to the military
gentlemen with the stars and bars on their
collars, ana when you ask them to give
some o that what that filters got the
waiter Will look at you as faro dealer does
when ne 'rakes down your pile looks as
u he had 'chawed' you, and nnocently
says:
THAT'S private, 81, 4"
Then you look around to SEE what else
msht suit your taste, and you see another
chap with eggs. You think, W ell, eggs
are common enough, dear knows
e": give me some egg, then
Denis private, too, SIR. DE- gemman
Otch 'em here and We cook I'm for him.
Tive me potatoes, then; | suppos.
They're not private sail loud enough to
attract all the eyes around the table.
Yes, massa, denis private, too but
can give you some corn bread, an here's
some salt, an here's some corn bread
Tive me some OF that butter, you black
rascal. | said, aggravated, as indeed it
should make anybody feel who was paying
eight dollars day for board.
We'll, massa, clare massa, dat's pri
vate, too! Here's some salt r
. Spying another niger, | motoned
MN TO me, thinking wonld slip a bribe
mo ms myers, and possibly get some Of
the private dishes. lie came reluctantly
and. o. extended my hand with prom
's:.1M, ne stopped and said in a low tone
Use private servant, massa.'
Ah's capped the climax. and I deter.
mined to finish my meal of corn dodge,
chaugs.S "
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l1.oirE:-.Josh Billings gives the following
res'pec" fo- making Berlony sarsacc .
take an ee!skin and stuff It with a ground
cal; sesin It with Scoch snuff and ner.
s.m'n lie lay It on a hog pen III dry. and
tnen hang it ny by the tale in Dutch
grossery for ait months fur the flies tn
e've It the traid marks. then it is redy for
use, and can he cut up into right lengths
and sold for police klubs."
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- A poor freshman applied for Il.
sonss 70 cell spirits in one Of the provin
81 towps q England. being questioned BY
~ bord OF Excise Is to moral fitness for
euef yppiied: "Och, and it's there We
- .enre its not much Of character 4
ueassds - sell whisky"
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NEWHOUSE TRAPS.

These celebrated Traps evenly tempered, and
never fail to hold the game whether caught in water
or on land. Trappers for Otter. Fox, Raccoon, Mink
or Muskrat will find them the only reliable article in
the market.
. j. B. Fargo.
McGregor, Oct. 7th, 1868. ss4
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The Sabbath.

The Sabbath. -. -
We ''beleve in" the Sabbath, and think IL right to
suspend oil s.labor, as commanded in the Deca.
loguo but We do not believe in tying down to Sun.
day seclusion and solsmnity that large portion Of
our people, Who have no other day for amusement
In bsyhood We were not allowed to whistle on sun
day-ths world has dropped that prohibition and
scarcely insists hell now : is gradually ex-
tending hberality 10 religious ideas, and here Is a
good bic At the Sabbath formerly SO pop
slas -
SABBATH DISSERTATIONS.
Irfetefent Nature! knows't thou not this day
IL set apart for purposes satarninel
Sacred 70 gloom How darest thou be gay
The sabbath statutes to . meckery turning!
Shame on thee Sun! to sh, thy smiling face,
Tempting the Christian--likc thing Of evil
Forth nom these walls, and tar Wy from grace,
Into 0od's helds, to parley with the devil
shame on yc, flowers, that laugh asaid the green.
Subjects profsne for heather poets sonncts =.
No flowers to-day should anywhere be SOD
by Christian eyes, except in Christian bonnets.
shasae on ", frieky, Sabbath. breaking lambs
Capering about like infidels or Arians
u in pit ye CHANGED to fall. your dams
Would bleat in vain for help from sabbatariansl
Shame on We, birds, that with ngodiy throats
Are singing love songs all this blessed Sunday!
On days OF grace why take yc up your notes.
Let them lay over can't ye-untn Monday! '.--
Shame on ye, brooks that on the Sabbath tbrawl
Your daring doings set ones hair a bristling!
Ard Oh ~ winds, feel an s.inward CALI
To rsprehend ~ Tor your Sabbath wtistlmg
But chief of ALL shame on ye, railroad mrn.
Who on this day accommodate the people.
Lest 1t should fall, say, dont you tremble when
Your impious course lies underneath a >tcerle?
How dare you take to day the labor:ng POOR
Beyond the dust--the wrath Of heaven provoking!
When sanity men who bave of souls the cu,e
Would In this fiery furnace keep them choking!
Praise ye the Lord ys poor this blessed day!
But not amid the works OF His creation
No--n your sitting cellars watch and pray
Fresh air, 'tis said, is dangerous to salvation,
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y Office.

4 Ill persons ',e forbid cutting OF taking any
A1IM3ER from. he SPANISH GRANT from and
after this date, without permit from the Agents Of
the company AL parties trespassing hereafter Will
be dealt with to the extent OF Law
Persons wi hing to purchase wood or down timber,
can apely to the Agents. WIN. GREENE,
O. llcCRANEY,
General Agents Giard Land Company.
September lst, 1868. 800
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kennedy's Hall, Opposite Western House, MoGregor
JAMES WILEY. $3.50 W. II. ABBOTT.
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Should be In every family in the country. They
have several points of superiority over all others
1st 1t is selfadjusting machine, wringing hand
kerchiefs bedquilts without any change ia tie
machine. This is obtained by the of solid rub
Der springs which superior to any metal springs
which are liable to rust and lose their elasticity.
I'd. The frame of tn. wringer is made of wood
thus avoiding the danger OF injury to clothes from
iron rust, to which they exposed in the iron
chimes, however well they may be galvanized.
Sd. The ndia-rubber Of which the rolls are made
is VULcA MED, SO they do not soften by the use
OF hot water. t Es. .fs#a
4th. The mode Of fastening the wriager to the
tub is most efficient, adapting itself to tubs OF all
kinds, and without damage to them The same fast
rolls IL required.
5th. 1t saves two-thrds of the time usually spent
In wringng clothes. 1t the clothes from being
torn by the ordinary process Of wringing.
9th. 1t 10 adapted to hotel as well Of pr-
vate families. f
7th. It is not liable to break as the iron ma.
chimes. II an accident should happen, any mechanic
can repair it, but when iron machine breaks it is
q dead loss.
s. sell them at New York prices. liberal
discount to dealers. ~ . -a-
0S Merchants in the country can buy al:
S kinds Of Iron and Hardware to as good
advantage OF me as In Eastern markets.
Terms Cash!
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1nu eApeihns al POISONOUS, diseased ana wornout
matter.
Ihousands upon thousands who have been the
victims OF Quacks, ana VINO nave paid heavy fees to
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Hardware, Stoves, &c.

Hardware, Stoves, &c.
j. B. FARGO,
M.aRHaoR, IOWA,
Dealer in all kinds Of
SHELF. HARD WIRE,
IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
Glass, Stoves, Tinware, &c.
r AM receiving large additions to my stock, which
i will be sold at the lowest rates.
70 BUILDERS.
have on hand, Nails, Glass, Mortiee and Rim
Locks, Latches, Butts, Screws window Springs, Car
penter Tools, In great variety.
Stoves, Stoves.
wish to call your attention particularly to the
Olive Branch Stove,
new thing, patented in 1885, said to be the finest
stove in America. Also q great variety of other
patterns, at very lew figures.
TO CABINET MAKERS.
In selecting my stock had eye to your inter-
ests, by laying in good stock Of Bed and Table
Casters, Black Walnut and Mahogany Nobs, Till
Locks, Cupboard Locks Drawer Locks, Sofa Springs,
Glue, Coffin Handles, Coffin Screws Coz Locks, &c,
all OF which will sell to you cheap.
To Blaoksmiths,
wish to call your attention to my stock Of Anvils
Bellows Vices Sledges, Hammers Horse Rasps Files
Springs, Bar and small iron Nail Rods, Burdens
Horse Shoe Lron Horse Nall, &C., &c.
To Farmers.
you, such as Sbovsls Spades, Scoops, Forks, Hay
Knives, Cutlery, Spoons, Steelyards from SO to 400
los, Hand Saws, Augurs, Hammers, Hatchets, Log
Chains, Gable Chains, Rope, Meat Cutters, and an
endless variety Of other Hardware, too numerous to
mention, which will be sold at prices that not but
please.
NEWHOUSE TRAPS.
These celebrated Traps are evenly tempered, and
never fail to hold the game whether caught in
or Muskrat will find them the only reliable article in
the market.
j. B. Fargo.
McGregor, Oct. 7th, 1868. 1854
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ice at Prairie du Chen, is lst Lieut.. Co.
G.. 9th Wis Ynl G-aa~A 80. - AZ
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for our countrymen is good enough for US,
and as WAR ia tha idol of-iha hnaas Ia ..s
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the arrival and seputure of the body of the
lamanteil Hunus w, ~ r..-. cor,.
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adjustment OF an order of Protestant
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a Friendly otter mrsInterprotod.

Friendly offer mrsInterPrcted.
Mr.. Pilkington, a small farmer in
Pennsylvania, was lately drafted for
the service of his country. His wife,
though she possesses but a small stock
OF general information, is one of the best
OF conjugal partners, and she is much
troubled at the thought of parting with
her husband. The other day as she was
scrubbing off her doorsteps, a rough
looking stranger came up and thus ad-
dressed her:
Il hear marin, that your husband has
been drafted
Yes he is answered Mrs. p, the
dear knows, there's few men that couldn't
be better spared from their families
We'll, marin, I've come to offer myself
a substitute for him
"A what" asked Mrs. p, with some
excitement.
I'm willing TO take his place, said
the stranger.
"fou take the place Of my husband,
you wretch! I'll teach you TO insult a
distressed woman that way, you vaga-
bond" cried Mrs. p, as she discharged
the dirty soapsuds into the face of the
discomtitted and astonished substitute,
who took to his heels just in time to
escape having his head broken by the
bucket.-Erc6angs.
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The RaItorIos.

aFourth Michigan Battery thinks
our correspondent Harry D." ex-
agpcratcd when be said Souihwicks
battery was the best 10 the Army Of the
Cumb, rland He says:
"Southwi * has a good battery, but
when Harry tries TO make out that il IS
30 vastly superior u all others he stands
in his own light for he cannot substan-
tiate his assertions; or, as the saying is,
ave can't see it," The battery is good
enough, but not one Whit better than the
rest OF US"
Very good Now we shall keep our
eyes closely on the batteries when the
next battle comes off; and orf best bat
terry shall be the one whose members face
the traitors most boldly and fight best
for our beloved country. Friends, OF
Southwick's battery, Of the 4th Michigan
battery, of all the batteries in the SER
vice, cultivate a spirit Of good fellow
ship, and when
4" The ro,m.u shall meet y,u in tie ar.5y'
stand to your loud-mou.hed guns as
Sergeant Jasper stood to his gun at the
battle of Fourt Moullrie.
g. And yic.urs ezu'i-or IN death be- laid low,
With your btcs 10 the Geld ami your feet so tie e,
And leaving In battle NO blot on your ramc,
Look proudly TO hea' en- tom the death-h,d OF iune
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A Foreign rIis.ton.

Beautiful conservatism to say that the
God forsaken outcasts of Richmond
jeff Davis, Floyd, and Judah Benz amin,
are the moral and mental superiors" OF
Seward, Chase, and Lincoln.-NIslrile
Union.
The editor Of the Nashville UNION was
recently given a foreign mission.-Roche8-
ter (M ~ advertiser.
What lucky dog we have been, to be
sure, to get foreign mission pa for
eign mission "A FOREIGN MISSION! with
out ever knowing thing aboutit! Was
ever editor in such luck before 3? A
"FOREIGN MISSIONw Think of
that, Master Brook" Never heard Of
the appointment before, but we shall &C
cept, if we find that the salary is big
enough, and can ascertain the court to
which we are appointed. Hope it is to
that of the Empress Eugene, as we like
fine dining, fried frogs and pretty women.
We will notify Col. Browning's regiment
to hold themselves in readiness to serve
as our body-guard.