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1863. - E 1868.
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FoRTREss MONROE. March l4-Twenty- three
rebel prisoners, captured in the recent raid on
the Peninsula. arrived here to-day, and II yes
terday
The Calling gun tested to-day by officers
of the Sd Pennsylvania Artillery. at this place,
and is pronounced most effective weapon,
throwing 210 shot per minute The Russian
officers witnessed the experiment. and were high
ly grauhed at its success
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Florida disaster.
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just issued the following address:
To the People Of Kentucku:
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-05-11

CoNsREssMEN.--A Washington letter
writer gives the following facts about con.
gressmen:
Mr.. Ames, Of Massachusetts,, is the rich.
est, worth over two millions. Mr. Baldw in,
Of the same state, the largest; Mr.. Clay,
of Kentucky, the tallest; Mr.. Cox, of Ohio,
the smallest; Mr.. McClurg, of Massachu-
sets, the shortest; Gen. Dumont, Of In.
diana. the most productive. being the father
of nineteen children; Mr.. Stevens, OF
Pennsylvania, the oldest, 70 years; Gen.
Garfield, Of Ohio, the youngest, thirty two
years; Mr.. Window, Of Minnesota, the
handsomest; Mr.. Kelley, of Pennsylvania,
and Vorhees, of Indiana, the best speakers
Mr.. Cox. Of Ohio, and Mr.. Washburne, oi
Illinois, the best parliamentarians; Mr.. Kas.
son, of Iowa, and Mr. Pendleton, of Ohio,
the readiest debaters; Mr.. Clay, of Ken.
tucky, the largest farmer. having $500
acres Of land, 275 slaves, 1000 sheep, and
l5O blooded cattle; while Mr.. Grinnell, ol
Iowa, has 5000 acres of land and 5000
sheep; MIR. Wallace, of Idaho, lives thu
farthest from Washington, and draws So,
397 for mileage, and Mr. Davis, of Mary
land, the nearest, his lDileage being only
, $32; Mr.. Frank, of New York, the bes
penman, and Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsy lvania
the poorest. The House has twenty fiv,
members with bald beads. thlity with mus
tacies, and two with wigs.
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BUSINESS MEN.-"What an amazing
amount of confidence and self-reliance
your friend has, S. never talk with him
upon matters of business, but he impresses
me with humiliatins sense Of my own
infeliority and would as soon take his
judgment upon points of law in business as
any lawyer in the land" The above is
but sample of what we daily hear in our
walks among men, and we can but ask our
selves why is it that this is so. 1t is sim
ply because they have never subjected
themselves to scientific study Of business
primo pies, whereas the friend or neighbor
so much envied for his judgment and self
reliance has perhaps made it a life study.
1t is an indisputable fact and the public are
beginning to learn it, that men do not stum-
bic upon success in business. To be a
good thorough business man in onr times
requires thorough scientific and theore-
teal course of study, and We know of no
better place to pursue such course than
the Illinois School of Trade Chicago, of
which see advertisement
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Tho Use OF Man,

Vho Use OF NAM
The world was made to be inhabited by
beasts, but studied and contemplated by
man; tia the debt Of our reason we owe
unto God, and the homage we pay for not
being beasts. Without this, the world is
still as though it had not been, or as it
was before the sixth day, when as ye, there
was not creature that could conceive, or
say there was world. The wisdom of
God receives small honor from those vul.
gar heads who rudely stare about, and
with gross rusticity admire his works.
Those highly magnify him whose judicious
inquiry into his acts. and deliberate re.
search into his creatures, return the duty
Of a devout and learned admiration.
Every essence, created and uncreated,
hath its final cause, and some positive end,
both Of its essence and operation This is
the cause | grope after in the works Of ma.
ture. To raise so beauteous structure as
the world and the creatures therein was but
His act; bur their sundry and divided oper-
ations, with their prcdestInated ends are
from the treasury of his wisdom.
There are no groteSques in nature not
any thing framed to fill up empty cantons
and unnecessary spaces. ~ What
reason may n 60 to school to the wisdom
Of bees, ants and spiders! What wise
hand teacheth them to do what reason can
not us? Ruder heads stand amazed at
those prodigious pieces of nature, whales,
elephants, dromedares, and cane!s. Th. Sc,
| confess, are the colosusses and majestic
pieces of His hand. But in these narrow
engines there is more curious ma,he matics;
and the civility Of these little citizens more
neatly sets forth the wisdom of their Maker.
| could never content my contemplation
with those general pieces of wonder, the
tlux and retlux of the sea, the increase Of
the Nile, the conversion Of the needle to
to the North and have studded to match
and parallel those in the more obvious and
ne elected pieces Of nature, which without
further travel. can do, in the cosmography
of myself We carry with us the wonders-
we seek without us. There is all Africa
and her prodigies in US. We are that bold
and advensurous piece of nature, which he
that studies wisely learns in a compendium
what others labor at in divided piece and
endless volumc.-Sir Thomas Rr0une.
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THEY SAY.-They say Who are theyf
who are the cowled monks. the hooded fri.
ars. glide with shrouded faces in the pro.
cess,on Of life, muttering in an unknown
tongue words Of MYSTERIOUS import? Who.
are they? the midnight assasins Of reputa-
ton, who lurk in the by lanes of society,
with dagger tongues sharpened by inven-
ton and envenomed by malice, to draw the
blood of innocence, and, hyena.like, han.
quet on the dead. Who are they? They
are multitude no man can number, black.
stoled familiars Of the in1uisition Of Sian.
der, searching for victims in every city,
town, and village, wherever the heart of
humanity throbs, or the ashes Of mortality
find rest
Oh, coward. coward world-skulkers!
give me the bold brigand. who thunders
along the highways with flashing weapon
that cuts the sunbeams as well as the,
shades. Give me the pirate, who unfurls
the black flag, emblem Of his terrible
trade. and shows the plank which your
doomed feet must tread; but save me
from the they sayers Of society. whose
Lrid. Of death is wove Of flowers, and
who spread. with invisible poison. even the
spOtless whiteness If the winding sheet.
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Something Rich.
Rich and the gems she wore,
And bright gold ring on her st aft she bore.

Something Rich.
Rich and rare were the geras she wore,
And bright gold ring on her st af she bore
Il Moore.
"Iisceyenation," pamphlet lately wit
ten BY some worthy Republican, has many
beauties. The offspring of Yankee intellect
is a dazzling thing glittering all over with
pearls. Here are few gems. Readers Of
the TINES, are they not decidedly rich and
refreshing? Now read:
by crossing and improvement Of differ
ent varieties, the strawberry, or other gar
den fruit, is brought nearest to perfection,
in sweetness, size, and fruitfulness.'
The author was once smitten with mu
latto girl, "the most beautiful girl he ever
saw. She was ripe and complete woman
Her complexion" he says, "was warm and
darh, and golden with the heat Of tropical
suns, lips full and luscious, cheeks perfect
ly moulded and tinged with deep crimson,
hair curling, and
s.Whose glossy black
To shame might bring
The plumage OF tho ravens wing"
Young men, this gentleman wishes you
to bes,ow your affections on such creatures
in preference to your old sweet hearts.
Desert them. just look at their picture as
drawn o. page So:
Mouths compressed, their noses pinched,
their cheeks shrunk, their hair rendered
lank and flimsy, their bodies heightened
and emaciated. and their skin unnaturally
bleached by shade and scclusion," &C.
This man has no gallantry. At least he
disparages, everywhere, the rhite race Of
females. Hear him:
"But even the English race itself is be.
ginning to decay. This is known by the
excessive number of females born in that
country. They are known to exceed the
number Of males by over one million. 1t
Is peU knoaon lao that an increase Of. te
male population is a symptom of weaknees
and eteminacy."
So much for white folks generally. After
while he comes at them and gives them
particular-notice. He is heavy on "the
Dntch," as he calls them, and he gives the
Irish complete trimming. At present
will dwell no longer on "Miscegnenation"
and its beauties. If l feel in humorous
mode next week, l will trouble he TINES
again. am member of no party. The
Oil "capitar' l wish to make out of this
gossipng is a capital good laugh for your
readers, as I myself have enjoyed ono to
my hearts content. JAMES.
McGregor, May 5th, 1868.
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True Love.
They know little of this passion who
deem it the offspring Of Sghs and protcs
tations, oaths and tears, of prayers and en-
treaties, and all the small artillery Of court
ship. These are but the huSbandry which
calls forth the common produce .f com
mon soils; the needful aliment Of that
great principle of nature, which alike peo-
pies our cities and our plains, our rivers,
and the air We breathe. In macy heart,
where it has never been awakened, lies the
Substlc essence, which, when touched by a
kindred essence, starts at once into giant
life. And how manifold are the channels
through which that kindred essence works
itself passage to the sleeping mischief! {!
A word, look, tone Of the voice, one
pressure Of the hand-,hough a hundred
and hundred have preceded it-a simple
good night or parting "God bless
you!" from lips that have pronounced the
former for months, Shall, it. predestined
moment, be, like the spark that falls upon
the nitrous heap, followed by instant com
bustiOn. And then what a revolution is
effected. The eye sees not--the car hears
not the mind perceives net, as they have
EN- won. A new being is crea,ed-the
past s obllterated; nothing seems to re-
,naia Of what was; and the very identity
Of the object, by whom this delirium Of all
the faculties has been produced, is destroy
ed. We strive, in vain, to recall the mere
man or woman We have known, in the low
er OF the mistress We row adore. Spell
bound in the fascination, enthrall,d d in .he
idolatry Of suddenly awakened passions,
| We discover wisdom, wit, beauty, eloQuence,
grace, charms, benignity, and loneliness,
where hitherto We behold them not, or, at
the most, had only dim and visionary
glimpses of their possible existence. Pic.
ture to yourself the block of rough and
shapeless marble, before the magic touches
Of genius have Clipped and chiselled sway
tn superauous rubbish that conceals tn,
living Venus. or the speaking statesman
and you have the best comparison We car
imagine Of that transformation which tn,
idol of the human heart undergocs, at tn,
moment when the heart creates its idol.
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AN IMPORTANT MovEMENr.-The N. Y.
World says: ut is fact, known as yet to
but very few, that movement has been
in progress ies some time past in various
cities Of the United States, and which
promises TO center itself in this city, pur-
porting to have for its object the liberation
of NJ xiee from the thraldom of the French
power This movement. according t" our
inforu ant, who is an ex-cfflcer Of New
York city regiment. now mustered out Of
the service, and who was approached on
this subject with view Of securing his
cooperation in the matter, has been in
progress for some months in other cities,
and is about commencing in New York,
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DENVER CRY. Nav 4,

DENVER Cry, May 4.
About 60 men Of the lst Colorado Cav
airy, under Major Downing, had fight
yesterday with band Of Cheyennes, num-
bering about 200, at Cedar Canon, 20 miles
south, east Of American Rancho, on South
Platte. The Indians were totally routed,
with loss Of 20 killed and 35 to 40
wounded. Our forces captured over 100
horses. One soldier was killed and one
wounded.
Governor Evans has requested General
Curtis, department commander, to place
companies Of soldiers at convenient dis
tanccs along the different routes Of the
Colorado, and have the emigrant's and
supply trains escorted from camp to camp.
Ample provision will be made to guard en-
grants from any possible danger.
Late advices from Fort " Whipplc, Ari
zonia, speak Of much trouble With the
Apachees and express the opinion that the
sunjugation OF the Indians is necessity
in the peace and prosperity Of the Terri
tory.