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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-22

TnE GRovER 4 BAKER SEWING Ma
CHINE, is well worthy the attention of
every one who desires to tighten the Ia
Dor of woman. We have had one Of
them in uso in our family for some
months, and We can say no less than thAt
it gives entire satisfaction. The Cos
.nopolitan Art Journal, in rccen. mum.
Der, gives several inc views Of the yari.
Gus parts Of new iron trent buildi
just erected BY the Grover & Baker Com-
psny on Broadway (No. 495), and also
lengthy article in reference to their ma
chimes, from which we take some items,
promising that IS far As our experience
goes We can endorse them all:
"Thc Grover 4 Baker Company is ono
of the oldest and most successful Of tie
/ originators and directors Of the bus ncss
| l. entered the field At an early day, when
sewing machines were almost in their
first stages-when the manufacture was
more ~ experiment than anything else"
till now it has produced = machine very
nearly perfect.
alt has been peculiarly objected to the
Grover & Baker stitch that it cannot DO
ripped at all, and therefore is not dcsira.
bic for . family, because it is so fire.
qusn.ly necessary, in the practice Of true
economy, to rip and make over clothing,
etc. hut this stitch, though 80 very
permanent-though it resists ravel even
though tho threads may be severed every
half inch-is readily removable. The
little directory before Us says, on this
head
! "Whenever it IS required to remove .
seam, either because it Inns not been
sewed in the right place, OF because it il
desirable TO Te6t garment to = change
in stylc or fashion, il may b done with
out much loss Of time, sfser receiving 10.
struction 10 the proper and only method
Of doing il. The operator must carefully
pick up three stitches on the upper Of
right side Of the seam, and then take
both upper and under threads, and pull
: them in opposite directions, whea it vii
ravsl (uot rip - far - desired. When
ever the threads are cut Of, the seam be
comes tight and fast from that point, snt
three more stitches will have to be take,
up and united - before. If the tw'
pieces Of cloth be pulled apart, THE sean
WILL NOT nip. No strsining OF stretch
iug will make il rip, under any circun'
stances, except 10 the manner named
viz. untying three stitches Of that par
Of the seam that last passed through Oh
machine, and shen the threads--not III
fabric--must BE- pulled. Il win b fouo
70 be tight and strong whenever u
: fabric Is pulled. Thu i ne srse test .
peav.'
1.-TWO threads are used. The ucd'
thread Of the lock stitch - wour
through and aroxad the loop Of shs y
% per thread, tying each ssiseA sseies, =,
ne thus securely and permanently fassenil
hs esch individual stitch, and rendering
= % wholly independent Of the 9th
stitches shat il tho seam b. cut o. b
ken !. every assrser ZACH, The sswi
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THE GENESEE FARMER!
TEsTABLIsnED IN 1913.
ExTR AORDINARY OFFER!

EXTRAORDINARY Offer!
THE GENESEE FARMER is now admitted to
i be thu Cheapest agricultural paper now pub
!ished in America l. is believed to have
larger circulation than any similar journal IN the
world. But there are thousands OF farmers who
do no, take this or any other similar paper. To
reach this large class. although the Fa, mer Is now
cheaper than the cheapest, have dete mine
to make Il cheaper still. Ia ag -
20 MI who subscribe sow,
Or before the first Of December. we viii send the
Gea<ses Farmer for 1870, and the remaining two
months OF this year (Novsmher e0d December,
for fifty cents. In other words, we will send the
remsinng numbers Of this year AZ
APresent to all New Subscribers.
Send the fifty cents in three cent postage stamps
or get one Of your neighbors to join with you
and send dollar bill.
Published for twenty nine years, in the very
heart Of the "Geneses County" With hundreds
Of the best farmers and fruit growers, in every
State, rs correspondents the Gesesee Farmer
contains information Of great value. IT is the
SFarme,'s own Paper"
And no effort is spared to make it worthy oi
their support. "a IA
WHEAT. CULTURE receives special attention
Every subject connected with the farmers voca-
ton is discussed. The Management and Bretd
ing of Stock; Cultivation of Grain and Grass
Farm Houses, Buildings. Fences: Understanding
Flowing, Sowing. Harvesting, Thresht Mark
citing; Dairy Management: aud every operation
on the Farm or Garden, receive attention.
Full and Reliable Reports Of the Markets.
| In New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Rochester
| Buffalo, Toronto Chicago Cincinnati, iiyerpoo
| and London, Are given each month, popared ex
| Or, ssly for the Farmer by gentleman OF grea
| experience. intelligence, and sagacity.
| Domestic Receipts
| The Ladies, too. write for the G1.'see fa',
ey. and furnish hundreds OF welltried and VA
liable Receipts 80
| We design to make the Volume for lseo decit
/ edly the best Of the series. #
Two Hundred asA TAirty.five Dollars.
In Cash ri emiums will b paid for the creates
number Of subscribers by the fifteenth of!anaar,
Agents wanted in Every Town.
Specimen copies and show bills sent gratis I
| all who desire to act as Agents
Twenty. Oue Cash Plies,
Besides liberal Specific Premiums, and. in Clul
Of eight, a lwenty-fve cent Premium to even
subscriber.
Now Is the Time 10 Subscribe.
Bear this in mind, all ;whoi subscrbenow vii
ret the last two months Of this year for nothin!
Only Fifty Cents year.
Adde'S SOsEfh HAnS,
PrarlsAEs AND PROPRIETOR,
MS Rochester, N.
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~ There will be no paper issued next
week from this office. s


The CITIZEN, viii be issued daily, tri-
weekly and weekly during the session Of
the Legislature. It will contain full re-
ports Of proceedings, prepared BY exper.
fenced reporters. The laws will be pub
lished FIRST in the Citizen. The ensuing
session will be one Of much interest, as
the Code will be revised, and the matter
Of county and township organization will
be thoroughly discussed. Those who
desire the session paper, should send
early, that they may receive the proceed
ings from the first day Of the session.
TERMS OF DAILY.-Siugle copy dur.
ing the session, 81 five copies, IS; ten
copies, SIS. Weekly for the year, and
daily during the session So
TRI WEEKLY CIrIzEN.-The PROPOSE
ton for tri weekly is continued. Terms
81 for the session. The Weekly will BE-
sent during the session for so cents.
Address, J. TEEsDALE, Des Moines
Iowa. ~.
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-aks Al kisds N p -
wishies 10 eacouyagy home trade. thus keep
iag the ssoSes ,ssual8 paiAs fer ouch gDodAio
stranxsrsa = hene.s - oofa n al - usss
terInsg ID SR 81 ss 10
Ills hsock ID full and complete. All kinda o.
wo made 10 order on the shortest potice. and
ali work made In his shoI. warranted.
StoFs enc door east N srstlandA ,.rx
Upton. Aag nth, rs5s-no35
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matchmaking.

THE Subscriber is on hand ct bis old stand,
ready to do all kinds Of Blacksmithing with
neatness and dispatch. Having concluded that
he is not rich enough to lose few hundred dol
lars yearly in bad debts he will not trust any one
E,r work. All having unsettled accounts are no
titled that they xrsT call and settle.
p. DANIELS.
Oct. 22d, 1859.
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1900 ficsos ial INnAt5atio0e.
Wehster,s Unabridged
DICTIONARY.

We have Just issued aev sdis.Sn = wes;,sr,s
ruabridgsd Dictionary. containing FIFTEEN HIN
DRIED PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS, Beautifully
Executed.
90OOto ia,g00 New wordsin the Vocabulary, Table
OF synonyms ny Pref. Goodrich, In which naore than
two thousand words carefully dscruinased, form
Ing fuller work on English SYNONYMS, Of itself, thar
any other issued, besides nbb, and believed ~ advance
of that, Table giving Pronuncstion Of Names OF Guy
distinguished Persons Modern Times, Peculiar use
Words and Terms in the Bible, With other new Fea-
tures together with all the matter Of Previous tasioh'
Comprised in a Volume Of 1850 pages.
ave hare seen specimen sheets Of the Pictorial Illus
trations They are we'll exscuted, and wtA onen be
found useful in giving more correct idea IN OBJ
ice. thar b. obtained BY adsfinit:ou-S. r. Tn
bGns. Aprii l6tk, 1859. @E =
sWe have seen Up sinen pages OF portions in arch.-
lecture Snd ornhology, and find then OF artistic beau
", as well ofprectical e--CA'isfsaH Mirror,
lpriI,l2, 1859.
ave have seen specimen sheets Of these Illustrations
and hardly bor tAsy b. Improved IN tsnss
or asesrsey.,,--Bsston Ersnssg 7rssseriPf-
Sold w all Booksellers. 49,
sliet the bess. Webster.
G.& c. MERRIAM.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, December, 1882
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CAsAD 4 GILMORE hav4j1st received
large lot Of Winter Clothing. !" Large
sales and small profits" is their MOTTO
Call and exa1line their new stock.
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E. l. NJ CHILDs have received new
supply Of grocerciea, which they will sell
very che#p, for cash.
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Wilt0n Market
csneessA - J. J. nassa. asa:w In Dsy-deeAs, Gro.
ceeies, -.
Prices Of grain, this dag, Deos0bsr 32d.
Wheat 7o07S .; corn. IN the ear. 31o5sc; Oas
35c; Potatoes CSC.
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Chicago Grain Market.
SATURDAY, Fec. l9.-Spring wheat,
FROM O5c to 81 for extra club.
New corn, shcllcd, IL to 43c.
in the car, 81 to 36c.
Dressed hogs, SIS to 1915 per cwt.
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New II THE TINE. 10 buy small
farm cheap, as will be seen by the adver.
tise,nent Of Hon. VIM. II. Tuthili. The
farm is in a good neighborhood, and 10
bargain for somebody-who gets il?
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- TIE knowled1e ~ one I'll y Of
more importance than 4 e(hsellly %
koowledgcd, and sspeeia n port
ant cha. the ladies she - w ,psAsd
anatomy and physiology. = l6sture to
ladies, viii - given By - Canph1ll,
NJ. D., on a>xt Saturday. Al dAS1
attend. See notice. n n "
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M. Green &C 90.
ROCHESTER,,
WILL PAY CASH ron WHEAT,
At all times, .citAin ive cents Of N4sca-
tine prizes.
We viii grind for eustsmess promptly on wsanss-
days and Saturdsya
Wheat-Old, 70e975c Flour Sl.751125
Bran. v ton. $500; Shipstun. y loo Soc
Dry Goods Of al kinds 1t River Prices.
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Did,

In Upton December 18th. IDA CoRRINNE.
only daughter OF ErGENE and CAROLINE CHILps.
Aged years and months, .#-r.-
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Assnas q d Advrains.
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sahsesau1iens ~ ths ASvxsssssa. - ~ rsssps Sss
lrROuNDS D LAN0DON ~ eur osly A.
tAortsed Asests 70 fevstve sssscsiptoa and Ad.
vertisiag IN TIE city Of Chicago.
Hx.4ANx0.--vvs saa asw 1ssniaA all
wAs0ay Assafs. wiaA 1lankssT ainsss svsey
AesssaDsasa. asaAiy psisssd. AaA 81 ~ 1sss
apDFovsA fsrsna.
=. n. tuaTANenk6 4 Co.'s
ADyHkT1six0 AGENCY,
lie Naasaa1a. 4 x, ~ 10 selte st., Boston
:. n. rsstsag.ii c. asssAs agents for the Advsr-
tiser, and the In ss6tol ~ loest newspapers
10 the United otatss AnA 4A6y authorised
to contract for us Il ous WORCESTERSHIRE
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~sAos sss I1pp~ shoss rbiss~s ar. u
all fia<s crowded wifk sxw Adstrfisemewss. ssd w
,Diu show yos eommssky atsss Uiih b1sissss and
e~frpr;se. The age i mcvisx ose a MAJ that
sta"d. IN these slater Days" ~u - short t;s.s fsd
himseD behind his cospets0rs ~
+ R
THE GENEssEE FARMER, can be had
Of ~ by our subscribers, for 1860, for 40
cents. e@
FoR %. so We will furnish the ApvER
rIsER and GoDEY's LADY's Book one
year.
FoR 1915 We will furnish the Ap.
vERTIsER and ARruUR's HOME MAoA.
zISE one year.
For 32.75 We will furnish the Adyer
tiser and the Prairie Farmer, weekly, 70,
ono year Every farmer ia Cedar couu
~ ought to have them.
DON'T FAIL to see "sIxTH ANNUAL
ANNOUNCEMENT" aud brilliant offers, i,
another column.
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" OF QuEENswARE
We have 4 large stock which w are able to o.!
Ter ~ unprecedented lsw prices Our stock
embraces every variety Of ware. from pepper
box 70 Whatever you please.
Y We have also every variety OF
GI.ARe.WARE, $50
sailaLls for this market.
nsmsmbcr. We pay cash Tor eur goods. and e.
rect - sall them for tbs same. ~ go
Can and Exaaise Oar Stock
h.s,re - Aaejne elsewhere for we intend 70 sell
eur 90 DDS - Low IS they can be purchased IN
ANN market III sFv.tss - E1 A.ChIiAps.
oeteler lst, 1859.
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NOTICE
- rrREpY GIVES 10 the Public, thas have
ai.pssa q ~ iRHrss' p , re T'k; sS ssss
Is B O. CAoSBstL SU"S D''S
Nosaabss 3elb, 1870.
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Lumber Yard !!
g. g. e9S3n,

WaolEsALs AND RrrAIL DtALEa
s. u ~ kinda Of
CUMBER. SHINGLES, LATH, FLOORING
Siding, Jois,, Scaniiing, Fencing and all kind
Of Wide, Clear and ComnoA Lumber AK
having in connection
% PLANNING MACHINE !
Which affords me facilities to furnish to ordc.
and constantly keep on hand Pc
DaxssxD FLooa,xe, SASH, DocRs AID BLIsDs.
Hsvins tAsslSss srtssi.hsA Llnbxs yAR Ia ,hi.ei,,
and rec cory fiht pArOnaGs sSeea frto" ma 81
r0usdnE country for ram6sr q y.as =, ish sta..
Hsv Gust rive m. cs.!and w'l'xnarsne' se x
then gsnssa - isE.st>f at4ss. 80. !.
thew will be carefully filled at as cheap terms
a. though, they were here in person.
a Once second II, opposite Benn ot
Mussailne, lewa. . ny
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4 II. persons indebted TO the unsef sIsns,s
"A amer by note or book account ere hereby
rsssessed - liqsidase same before Jsnsaly ~;
1s6A = I'll unsettled c!a.ns .ssno'ns ~. a,..rn.r
Ss,.ns.ios JAS 4 C. A. MYEH.
Tiptea, Jova. Nov. -. Is's.
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r/EROsENE ILLUMINATING OIL, the chesp-
IL. 81 possible light ~ ~. for s.ls oy
fec rs, -: dANEe MEN
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chased from the ssore. requiring % re- wisdiss
ofthre ad th:y Hem, Fell, Gather ana Stitch 4
q superior xsyie. finishing each seem by Il 81
own operation, without recourse - the Aana.
needle. They will do better and cheaper sew.
Ing than scamsties can. even u abe verbs lss
sEsr MAcAIxEs in the market fss ieaaily q wiAa,
on account of their simplicity. durability, sass
OF management, aud adaptations 10 ali varieties
Of family aewing--execniisg ehhsr heavy q
fine work with equal facility, And wishssi d seiai
adjustment
Az evidence Of the upquextton y, superiority
of their Mac chimes. the Grover = Baker Sswjaa
Machine Company beg lesss 70 rs1ss - Ne fsi.
lowing
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W. A. BErrs, has opened confec-
tiouary and toy shop in Mrssy's Block,
where will be found choice selection Of
things in that linc. Ch,istmas ID coming
and the little folks will expect some
tokens Of kindness and remembrance
from their friends. You will lind sup
ply at Belts. Hyou want good oyster
stew 60 70 Belts. Sessdvertisement.
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Nuscattne MaSkes.
Whc.t-Nev onnSlc. Flonr, 44.7S y Dbl
Winter 1Sc Corn, In the ear. use.
harley, 3oQS .5c. Iats-New. SOC.
Beans. 75cN9l co.. EgeA 10.
ADnles-Green, 6ol.1s. Butter, zoe.
DrtedL 63,So. lDjdes--3feAa, Sc.
Lambes, eiO,1so y 1000. Dry 1intI 3@l2Sc
rsrt, st4O4ss.7s
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must hold rod whils de-
vs6S. i gains II strength
from ~ ,usdss sArsad, w
The sssaia ghstssss rs ssv
asd PERMITS the upper thresf
the nstsrisl besvsep the oil
each loop gives cor yishs
which the other stitches fes
sosssstrstiag the strain "
peiss Of the thread, . i q
both the single thread sod
or lock stitch. -"
Over 30, 900 U these nachises
been sold, which shows Of itself
high sstimaticn 10 which the nask
hsld. The machines ere Of various
styles and prices, 20 - to suit 4
wants ofthe public. We would q
tention 70 the vertisemens Of thi
chine in another column.
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~ SEND FOR 4 CIRCULAR

LOCAL AGENT WANTED
nxi tt
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rAxrLY cRocsnIEs

ever brought to this town: comPrisinK an tbat
Il Kept il . trade Or this kind, which ~ taer ~
shc ,rry lowest prfces, FUR CASH.
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We have also secured tor students the use Of.
large and well selected library, the Importance o. which
to 4 younr man obtaining education and FORMING
habits for life, cannot he too highly estimated
The hest facilities also presented for the study
the German Language, Drawing, and other branches
FOR full TO terms, tise, EXPENSE reg
nasions c call at the rooms. send for large e'rc
lar, and specimens Of penmansh,p desired, inciosi
sssunps Ia postage on letter and cifc ular.
Nm. n. PRATT Pnnclpuk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
GREAT BATTLEl
THa FhRNCH vIoroRIoUs


The GREAT Banie Of the War y-Immensc
slaughter i--AIlIcs Vict0rious. .-NapOleon's
Dcspatch.-lscn. Espinassl and Mnrshal
Cnurobcrt Killed.-De Hilliers Superseded
by Forey Revolt at Alilan.-Paris Iliumi-
nafed.-Counicting Accounts.
BY the Anglo Saxon we have intelligence
that desperate battle was fought at Magenta
on the 4th of june. besween the Allied Army
under Napoleon, and the Austrian Army under
Gen Hess, in which unlimited forces were en-
gagged on both sides.
Emperor Napoleon in HE dispatches to the
Empress at the TuilIeries, claims decisive
victory, saying that his army took 1000 prs-
onors, disabled $4,000, and captured three can
mons and two standards. He estimates the
loss Of bis own rmy at 5000; but it was ru.
mored in Paris that the French loss was 5000
TO 10000. It is reported that there were
from 100000 to 100000 Austrians, and 100. =
600 French and sardinians engaged in the
battle.
General Espinassl, of the Second Corps d
Armee was lied, and Marshal Can1obert,
Commander of the Third Corps d'Amee was
mortally wounded. General Maurice Mcmahon,
Commanding Second Corps d'Armee had been
created Marshal and Duke De Magenta, as a
reward for his bravery on the battle field. Five
Of the French Generals and Marshals were
wounded Marshal Count Baraquay d. Hill
liers had been superseded in his command Of
the First Corps d'Armee by General Forey
The Austrian accounts of the terrible conflict
differ widely from those of the French Their
bulletins speak of several battles being fought
with varying success onIboth sides. -Four Aurtis-
an Generals and five Staff Officers were wound
cd in the battles.
There had been general revolt at Milan, the
people having declared in favor ofthe King of
Sardinia The Austrians had retired from Milan,
but the city had not yet been occupied by the
French
1t was believed chat proposals of peace would
follow the entrance of the French Army into
Milan.
The city of Paris had been illuminated in
honor Of the French arms at Magenta. The
Paris Bourse was active and shares had advan-
ced
Later rumors detract from the French claim
to the victory at Magenta 1t was still undeci
del on the night Of the 9Th as to who had gained
the victory Great losses are reported on bOtl
sides.
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second Caution nv secre,nry Cn,.,


We publish a second prOnunciamento from
the Administration, warning adopted citizens
that should they visit Europe, and be pressed
into military service there, the American flag
they have sworn to support win be no proteo-
tion to them while James Buchanan is in pow
err
The second letter of Secretary Cass is more
wordy than the first which he says was intend
ed to "caution our naturalized citizens" but in
doctrine is the same and it is equally pusllan-
imous Naturalized American citizens are now
distinctly warned by the Democratic Admistra.
tion that passports will be no protection foi
them against military service which at
tached to them the moment of their BIRTH
Foreign powers are authorized to seize all sucl
Americans where opportunity presents, and ar,
officially assured that the United States will
not even protest against the despotie act Arr
not Cass and cowardice synonymous
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
The sham Over---Judge whitman sticks!

The Sham Over---Judge Whitman Sticks!
The crocodile tears shed over the "slaugh
tered Swan" by the Democratic journals have
all been lost unless bottled. Judge Whitman
will neither be fattered, coaxed, or kicked of
the ticket by the whining hypOcrtes of the
Ohio Statesman, Cincinnati Enquirer, Cleve-
land Democrat and Plain Dealer. The States
man of the 18th has the following ukase from
candidate Whitman's head quarters:
We have received letter from Lancaster re-
questing us TO state, that Judge whitman has no
intention whatever of retiring from the position
in which the Democratic Convention placed
him. We are assured by our correspondent,
that the Cincinnati Enquirer is altogether mis-.
taken in the matter. Judge WHITMAN does not
intend to decline; and we have no doubt of his
triumphant election.
Thus the programme is played out The
professed sympathy for a Republican Judge has
been sheer pretence from the first. The object
was, if possible, to produce disunion in the Re
publican ranks, and signaly failing in this, the
tricksters have dropped the shallow scheme
with burnt fingers for their pains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

This old pride Of our Cleveland military satur
day evening elected T. s. PADDOCK, Captain, by
a unanimous vote, to Gil the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Capt w. Il, HAYWARD. Capt.
p. formerly commanded this fine corps, and under
his drill they ranked first in the State II Is com.
posed of spirited young citizens, and we congrat
ulate the Greys that they are again to have an op-
portunty to ''mark time" under so accomplished
disciplinarian. Six acCessions Of the right sort
were made to the troll" Saturday evening, and full
ranks may be expected on parade days Cleve-
landers ever greet with pleasure aud wish well to
fhe eoIdierIy GFevg