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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-15

A LETTER from Savannah says: Speak
ing Of subjugation. Gen. Sherman has a
very terse way Of meeting this difficulty.
To proud lady who said to him. 'Gener-
al, you may conquer, but you can't subju-
gate he instantly replied, Il don't want to
suhjugats you; mean to kill you, the
whole of you, if you do not stop this re-.
bellion.' To another. who wanted to know
of him how long tho war would last, he
said, well. WE'LL in his rapid, earnest
manner, 4 don't know perhaps six or eight
years, and then twenty or twcaty-fiv
years Of guerrilla warfare long enoug gh to
destroy this whols generation, and then
we'll begin anew In this way he dashes
their arrogance, right and left, to the winds,
and they leave his presence utterly con,
founded, and at least, with due respect to
the Yankee General"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-15
English Judges.

English Judges.
Lord Mansfield. the prince of courtesy,
was in the habit Of reading newspapers and
answering letters in court. Lord Eldoa
| did SO too and Lord Abinger would do it
oStentatlously and Extensively, to mark his
contempt for the advocate. Lord Clare,
who had life long feud with Curran. be.
ginning with duel, once brought New.
foundland dog into court. and gave. it his
exclusive attention whilst Curran was
Speaking. The counsel paused.
Proceed. Mr.. Curran pray proceed :"
said the Lord Chancellor, looking up with
his hand on the head of his canine com.
panion.
Il will proceed my lord, when your
lordships have concluded your consulta
ton"
When Lord Nor,hington (Ienley) was
Master Of the Rolls, he requested leave of
the king to discontinue the evening sitting
o! the court AMI on being called on for
reason. replied:
because, please your majesty, am al,
ways drunk after dinner"
Within the memory of the senior mem.
bers Of the profession. the Court Of Ex-
chequer was stated to be composed of one
judge who was gentleman and no LAWYER;
a second. who was neither and fourth,
who was both. This description, in which
strict accuracy may have been sacrificed to
antithesis, recalls Charles Lambs jocuar
remark on his companions of the Lake
school-that one would tell lie, but would
not pick pocket; another would pick
pocket, but would not tell lie a third
would do neither; and a fourth would do
hoth-selectins, Of course, the professed
moralist for the climax.
The gentlemon judge, not lawyer, was
Baron Graham and some curious stories
are told of bis uniform po,iteness on the
bench. In his day, it was usual to sus-
pend judgment in the criminal cases till the
conclusion Of the ASST zes, and then deliver
all the sentences in lump. A name had
been accidentally omitted in the list of
capital punishments, OF which he was re-
minded on coming to the end of the list.
| oh, yes, / see. John Thomson-John
Thomson, | beg your pardon; you are also
to be hanged by the neck until you are
dead, ard may the Lord have mercy on
your miserable soul, too!'
| johnson records that, at the trial Of
Savage for murder, Page concluded an in
hammatory address to the jury in this
fashion
"Gentlemen of the jury. ,ou are to con.
slider that Mr.. Savage is very great man,
much greater man than you or L,
gentlemen Of the jury he wears very fine
clothes. much finer clothes than you or I,
gentlemen of the jury that he has an
abundance Of money in his pocket, much
more tn m you or I. gentlemen of the jury;
but. gentlemen of the jury, is it not very
hard case, that Mr.. Savage should therefore
kill you or |, gentlemen Of the jury ?"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-15

Can cock growing be called h)enchanting7
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-16

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BQND-JARVIS.-O the 18th inst, by the Rev
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ALI-MCLAUGHLiN.-On the 9th INST, by tn
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Langhlin all Of this CITY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

TDLECTURE-For the benefit of the poor o
will deliver lecture. FRIDAY November II, il
Franklin Street NJ. E. Church, the Structure o
Man: his Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology
Represented by models from his anatomical museum
In the course of the lecture he will disseot the MAN
AKIN, which represents the. human body, and de
scribe the influence the mind has diseases Also
the hypothesis of Physiognomy, AstrOogy, Phrenolo
gy, Mesmerism, and Psychomancy. nol6-2t*
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CoLGATE's HONEY SoAP.-This celebrated To;y.,
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WE cANDo WITHOUT EURoPE.-Every thing Ameri-
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1ARE4NTs EfFERvEscENT SELrzER ApERIEyT is
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MARRIAGE AND CEIIBACY, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just publshedb by the
Howard Association, and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address, DR.. }. SKILLIN HoUGHToN
Howard Association. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oc9-tf
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CATCHING a TARTAE.-N cglect your teeth and you
will soon catch a tartar there. Manipulate them
daily with that rare vegetable compound, SozODoNT,
and neither tartar nor canker any dental disease,
can ever infect or niure either them the red cush
ions in which they arc inserted.
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One of the largest most enterprising and honorable
firms in the Clothing Trade is that of SMITH Bros &
Co.. the proprietors of the famous Marble Hail. No.
40 West Baltimore street. They have made an en-
viable reputation for themselves by the faithful
manner in which they have fulfilled their engage
materials they employ in making up their goods and
for the capacity and exquisite taste displayed by their
employees in fitting garments. A suit of clothing
purchased ut Marble Hall can be told at once by the
connoisseur IN dress, from its elegance of finish, the
completeness Of its workmanship. the excellence and
durability of the materials out of which it is fashion,
ed and the superb manner in which it fits the person
for whom it made The secret of this is that the
proprietorS employ none but the best workmen in
making up their garments. Another feature of this
traordnary cheapness at which the very best kinds
OF every style of Clothing arc sold. At this time
when every article has reached price beyond the
reach Of those in moderate circumstances tits pleas
fed with small profits and large and quick sales
and, in connection with this, may be mentioned the
honorable and tar dealing which characterize their
transactions, no salesman being allowed to dispose of
an article that is not strictly as represented We
think we do our readers great service by calling
their attention to this establishment where the mer
chant the man of fashion, the artizan, the laborer
and all grades and classes of society," can procure nj
reasonable prices the very best goods to be found
anywhere II the city Another interesting feature
the Boys Clothing Department, where parents and
guardians cohe their children very low prices
with all grades from the finest to the most substan-
tlal. 1t Is pleasure to record the success of this en-
terprlslng nrm, who, from small beginning have
by their hberaliy aud ghttorwardness built up
a business which is second to none for extent and
variety in this any other city. Adjacent to Marble
Hail. at No. 81, is general Furnishing House. where
gent emen procure all descriptions of Furnishing
floods, as Shirts, Drawers, Undershrts Cravats, Ties
Gloves, Hosiery. &c on the most reasonable terms
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H. Ed

HOPKINS.-On the 14th inst, Charles T. H., aged
10 years and 3 days youngest son of Thomas and
Jemima Hopkins
MILLS-On the 18th inst, in the sth year of her
age Kate c., only daughter of the late Ii. Thos. A.
and Eliza bills
EDWARDS.-On the 18th inst, Mary Ellen, infant
daughter of Edward j. and Clara i. Edwards, aged
weeks.
SHELLEY.-In Baltimore county, on the 4th inst.
Eugenia, only daughter of VIM. and the late Mary A
Shelley, in the 18th year of her age.
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J. II. WlNSLOW & co,

ESTABLISHED 1862
100000 Watches, Chains Silver Articles &c,
WORTH $500 OOOTT
TO DE SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACH. WITHOUT
REGARD TO VALUE!
And paid for until uo Eno,o ,ohaf yo are to gci
a SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES
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NEW YORK ADVERT'S.
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pFIRsT NATIONAL BANK

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1o-of.+ J. S. NORRIS, Cashier.
w of AtAh "a annual communication
Of Maryland Fana dL % Of Free and Accepted
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The Grand se ea ns1' a vt bss GlSek M
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+ NJ to receive the returns Of Lodges. III O'CLOCK
ro,s,,n.o, JACOB Il, MEDAIRY.
"'As' S'S' Grand Secretary. q,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EsoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

EEoLLEDAY STREET THEATRE.
Last night OF Shakspeare'S sublime Tragedy of
MACBETH.
Which created such fuTore on its first representa-
ton, and in which the eminent actress
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
VIII sustain her new and remarkable imperSonation
LADY MACBETH,
Sustained by the full strength of the talented Stock
Company.
A7RoNT STREET THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
HERMANN, PRESTIDTGITATEUR
nne VII apPsaT Y new series Of bis wonderful
Exhibiting many novel and brilliant feats never be-
fore performed here
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.
, Secured Seats can be had at Mller's Music Store,
No. 10 n. Charles street.
G1ONCORDIA OPERA HOUSE.
EUTAW STREET,
Between Baltimore and German streets,
Open TONIGHT and every Night hereafter until
~ further notice.
GRAND o6 MATINEE SATURDAY AFTER
Tho mo MON; at 4'ei0 Del P3Gr? open At
THE GREAT MILTONIAN TABLEAU,
FROM LONDON, ENGLAND
HEAVEN, HE'LL, CHAOS AND PARADISE.
cents.
Admission to Matinee. .........:s5 "
Tickets to Night Exhibitions for sale at McCarey's
Music store, and at the ticket office in the evening
A. NJ. DORLAND, Business Manager
i. C. GARDNER, Agent. noil-tf
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@ TCMES!
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HousE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement Of Messrs. Smith, Bros,
4 Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
We know when we say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excclled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits, and deal on the
square with everybody.
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Hair DYE! HAIR DYE!-Batchclors Hair Dye is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
e-harmlcss-instantaneou and rcliable-produ-
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i'll effects of bad Dyes, and frequently restores the
original color Sold by all Druggists The genuine
is signed. W. A. Bachelor. 81 Barclay street. New
York.
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gave call our readers attention to SMITH Bros.
& Co.'S New stock os Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH, Bros. Co.'S popular Clothing House, No.
10 West Baltimore street.
Our stock of Gents Furnishing Goods Just
opened at So West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at IS West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties, Scarfs, &C.
N West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House, No. 10 West Balti-
more street, next to the great Furnishing House,
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Sustained by the full strength of the talented Stoc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-20
masrudcr Wants Morc Fight.

THS rebel ,al.eriemshons IN leNAs have no,
get got surfot ~ war, " the speech recently ds-
liyored by General NA1RupLa 10 his army al ugus-
Jon can be taken a. an inlicAuon. EAGauuEEs
''yoce Ia still for war" He wants Tevai u fight
on regardless Of the GlgaI reyerscs which me
'Cou fcderAcy" has lately sustained Fast Of Ihe
Hiu-issppi. II will take caro- II you," says tie
bravo aAGurpFE, and "you who know nc should
know that will no. sacrifice Ito sAen can help
st." NJ doubt he spraEs tie truth, frr his record
daring the war shows thA, be- 10 not likely to re.
snain long In a position whore danger ls Apprc-
Senied. h,dsupEu tss brsEsSrt, aud his speech
shows that he 10 try INK 10 get up .usatiou Tor
bravery on svcry small capital Ho SAYS 'if tho
enemy drives va from one mts0cl place, W eau
All back ~ another" AMI by u,s means no
claims tho .lilty g. prolony thrwnr Indefinitely.
Now this modern Bombascs evidently has
ts "hllng tack" uuo already mark
sd ont and II * on the siren th of q ST. rath.
az than Of his m ltary power tA.t hcs depends
sor preventing tie SACRIFICE" " which he speaks.
Ais thumb Ia on tie latch " the Ican back.
door and, knowing that the exit from Tcys5 10
Ysr'cctly safe OF any tuc, he Lurls defiance At the
Government with ILo same evidence II PLUCK hat
QUO urclin exhibits when, standing IN tho doorway
Of his homc, he hroa,hea d,Glu.o I.1rast another.
hAGgupGE throws out 900 nous hints " foreign all
90 ths rebellion, IN about thc Same strain hist char
acterizod the speeches ot i,na NJ rebels 40 through
thc war. "wo hayc a 10 tln.r at hand" he ne.
marks but he does not ''rcl nt ll riy 4, say A,y-
shing further concerning sic ua.itcr It pre-cpt.'
IL conveys the idea, however, that M vrttAv or
abe French Emperor will yt r.iaus, .to rebel
cause, "when Wa least dream ~ a. TIC speech
ofMAGErpEE lsin much the same sp.-t a. so pro,
cl.mstlon latcly ssuod 10y kranN S7tru with refer
20 continuance - ihe war iu Teas The trans
Misusspp rebels doubtless intend TO .i'c 30 Gov
nmeut al the trouble they can, knowing y'-!
will thst they hlvc safe Iesrcst open. lhs Dc
Ing the case, u ~ well to consider whether o.
proclamation Of ou,l,Wry against all persons ioun
An arms against the Government IN she cis-M.ss.f
sppi, should NOT Ire 70 smendel AZ to embrace 81
district infested by tho f1g ends Of rebellion undo
sHIru and AAGRUpTE. Ihorc rs now no such thin
% even an ostrnsibIe rehol Government, snd thel
orcos sre clearly sctng on thor individu'
s.pon.ibil,y but a few executives, under a Pr,
4sla.ton VI ouuswry, would dogIAe| have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-20

cJc .noseI salmon. lss3l dried Goldfish. 9aioc
Sh,t Fs, -Lol",r, awe. sii.c. do boiled, = 3;
o e e.. pe. , -- ...r 6 G. s.IH, "a 80
rfHrf. tpt, per .. t..I n. a. O., c. 81 :.
hau, pr 20 GOA NU. 60 s..t, .5l5.c.
d'isf.L ma beam 4.e cell nf ~ --rt &c guar
fatet pot.ices NJ = : * lutAfoe-. D.tlmon. bsu
peck tuiuipt, .25c hni peck. sAlsity. llsl-' 4;
b. eta, dozen, - lettuce At 5atto Tor Cue ut-
ishca bunch, La5c on,nt, 4a5.c y peck, iarr-
nips, -edozen mint r"r lunch .a,c peas, s1eel' .
81, 64al6 rfutlth. Gal e AspNaus gbtilc lunch b
shsllItr. tuu.l, $50. daudcuuns, quart. e Z
shlVcs bunch. .a4 par-iev loatyc ~Rter crcsscf Il
r. ltlic e'tt. -p nafs, lerk, l-a2' pc lian'-
bunch lAiLC. ur.Yts -tunt, l5sl5, spinach. lJa.i
FfLh 30 ppo-, hslf peck 15a-c otanscs .
I 80 pei dozen irniuns 90 seihc; dried apples ier
&c., i5.s'c; hirtory NUT p"r quart, ioa.5c wsnu;N
pcr quart, itc strHv efric'. quart bOaIJ claahet-
iipe PEI quart &c prunoS p"r pound, 5uaAc
.sisins pr pound, lsa2~c coco~nuts Says hanAn-
NJ tog . tsAtN.
Bulsr and Ch,>1.-Be- butter, t2a4s common,
sisic cooking butter at 2js3c cheese beet Pc
mon, Is.
Brsad ti.i Crdels-s Wheat, loaf 5sioc rye, iQc
errs pilot % pound, loai 20 sNtct cfaeter' i6s
2.cs T. r'0u Itsljc sodA lialGc butter 'sltc.
NHulriss.. Beans dr.. por qua Pai.c' nfooins'
eufU At5C. or FL. 30. va pound hs-c coal I'll'
per lushel, Gls6ic; coal stove, pcr tun, Va9
kpio-' yer gzIiJu, -Ua-JC, tnachtuul, ttt iound
AZ" mix, per quart ia, rice, llal4c' ctsr "
for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-20

TtaV She accounts tLat reach ~ from atrea' It
~ ovden, that .n Unprecedented stream Of EN- gre
ron~I soon Lesin TO flow TO the United States.
Euisrants have been detained from coming hithor
during the las, four years, IN consequence o. tho
uncertinty re.ardirg tho s'uo ~ tie var, but TIE
accounts which tics have lately rece we'd, have put
oil fears Al rest Ypuu tst subject and they afc now
Ac,yely engaged 'u al NJ preparations tor dcfar-
ture The Southern sa.os are likely T. receive the
chief benef, 81 expected influx, for tho reason
that the roll aud climate moro nearly resefnl les
th,t from which q majority Of the emiyrans c. mt
Since slavory no l1n.er dehAr. white labor very
strong inIuccu'nt IL presented fnr settlement
there. hence ,bs seaport towns os Europe are
leyinning to le crowded w.th people desiring 20
embark 'or iris country, Anl the applications are
., numerous that II Ia diihcult " sccurs passage
The entire numersl loss caused by the war will
no doutL thua DO made good 70 O thor. time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-20
TRADE NOTICES.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE long
~ .,OI,men's Union Protective A.sociatiou NO. /,
q brooklyn, viii be held ut 20 Hicks 81 on sunday
Asy .lst, AZ O'Clock T. n tor tie elect iun Of officers
pun, tual atCuu Auce Of tie inchtetsls IL 4te
WALTER HARRINGTON, President, THOMAS
FARLEY, Secretary. III
MACHlNlSTS BENEVOLENT ASsOClA.
w ion, NO OF y, Y There vii be- "a specnl meet
ins Of the above Associa at their rooms, -, Bow
cry, on SUNDAY afternoon, MAY 2lst q Icl1ck,
suce, ~ businoss OF Importance will DO transacted.
H. order OF BtNJ. LONukIGG, Pee, THOMAS
OCONNOR, Sec. 80
INITED CABINET MAKERS AT MESSkS.
" Ross 4 Marshall. \ ou are hereby !e luesiel 10
pLItc pate NJ uiar chop meeting, 70 take pace IN
Sbtur.ay the 2Uth ot MAY, NJ O'Clock A. NJ, II SIT
Renders Hail 50 Tenth ave between 18th aud y ih
IT. Natter of Importance will he tIGlsIctei. ~
aye requested TO attend without ial. 7. hEIA,
fEefL j. SIMON, secty, @e2