The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-14

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tainly very laudable. IF there is any
thing in the world which we miss at pres.
ent, that we once enjoyed, it is good de-
licious fruit. Oh! how our appetite
sharpens at the thought Of the sub .acid
flavor Of those bouncing, large apples that
were served up, to add to the pleasure Of
cosy chat upon long winter evening.
We rejoice that We have some little pros.
poet Of a repetition of those pleasures
The introduction Of dwarf apple trees,
promises to every man whether he reside
in the country or village, at least small
supply of apples, pears, cherries &C.,
within two or three years at fartheaest
The popularity of these trees, are, that
they. grow near the ground, and com.
menco bearing within year or two after
they are set out. This, We learn, is the
case with those grated upon the Paradise
or Doucin stock those grated upon the
Ounce stock are later bearers. Every
farmer should have at least dozen or
two Of these dwarf apple trees and q
number Of dwarf pear and cherry trees,
set out in his garden and yards, in order
to secure respectable supply of fruit
within short time. True, the time for
transplanting trees the present season,
has passed, yet it is not too early, or out
Of season to commence making prepare
tons for another year. Mr.. D w Steb
bins, and other agents Of a large Western
Nursery are now canvassing our county
for orders for the dwarfs, as well as all
other kinds Of fruit trees and shrubbery.
Our citizens will find this good oppor-
tunity to supply their yards, gardens and
fields with both tho ornamental and
useful. They promise to deliver their
nursery products in a satisfactory man
ner, doing Up every mans order BY itself,
enclosing the roots in wet moss, and
then boxing them entire. See their new
advertisement in our columns to day
and prepare for a call from them.
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE LEGAL.
IzED-Judge Jones oftle U. s. District
Court of Alabama, has reaGosly decided
in the case Of the United STATES VS.. Brad
nox G. al, that the Acts passed by Con
gress Tor the prohibition Of Slave impor'
tation from foreign coasts apply only to
persons concerned in the importation Of
slaves, in slave vessels. lie claimd
that as soon as they passed into new
hands after their arrival upon our shores,
they come under the jurisdiction OF the
State in with they may be found. IF
this decision should be sustained and
will it not be? there will be hereafter
entire immunity to tho foreign slave
trade
If the Democratic Party could only
hold together for another four year, the
South would be ready by that time to
demand the repeal of all Laws restrict
ing thei Importation Of Slavery from the
coast Of Africa.-DaJupue Times.
Go A. G.. Tucker Esq, Of the Repub-
lican Office at Iowa City, promises to
literally reward any one who will return
to him bay mare pony Of tho follow
ing description. 90 or 4 years old slim
built; very fine legs; weighs $40 lbs
name short on top Of head long tail;
no shoes star in tho forehead hair off
her right shoulder-caused by blistcring;
foolish about having her head handled
very active and carries her head we'll up.
The pony was raised near Webster
City, and if not stolen may be making
her way home if stolen may DO going
towards Pixies Peak.
ray. Do not fail to read and study tn 9
law publised on our FIRST page, creating
a Board Of Sup ervisors.'
SAVANNAH, Ga, May 2.-One hundred
guns were fred on the battery this eve
ming, in honor of the withdrawal ofthe
Southern States from the Convention.
Capt. Farnham, of the Wanderer.
who has been confined in Jail here for
the last six months, has been released
by some friends, and an attempt BY the