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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-17
HEADQUARTERS, +. Y. Corps, Hairs.
BURG, June Goth, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS, no. 6.
I THE COLONIES Of Regiments of 1

\ THE COLONELs Of Regiments Of ID
L Reserve Corps, will open Recruilr,
len devious at the Headquarters Of their lea,
ments and exert themselves to fill At the eartsI
possible day the companies to the ms1iml
strenth authorized by GENERAL ORDERS Na
Is, dated Washington, May 4th, lSGl, ashIov,
! Captain, | Fii,t Lieutenant, | SeooDl
Liulcnant | First Sergeant, / jergcautI
Corporals, Musicians, 80 Priyate., Va,
oner. l0l aggregate. BY order Of
Major Gen. q. A. MCCALL
II. J. BrpDLE, Lieut. Colone
Asst Adiutant Genat
In pursuance Of the above order tho Washil
ton Cadets will need TWENI Y-FOu h NES \
fill their ranks to the requisite number AlH|
sons desirUus of eulisting will call upon tue 4
dersigncd at Clearfeld town iu,facdlatey, Il
hoped that the young men Of the County 1
ready to meet the call of their country ia tims |
danger. The "CApETS" are now fully sa|
pc and in actual service. A. VI. SMITH,
June 10th, 1861. Recruiting sgfgeaHt
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J.3- twenty-five TO sixty Dollars and
expenses per month will be paid by tho Erie
Sewing Machine Company to their Agents, for
selling the Erie Sewing Machine. This is a rev
Machine, and SO simple in its construction that u
child can learn to operate it ly half an hours
instruction. 1t is equal to any Family Sewing
Machine in use, and they take thepremium over
fifty and one hundred dollar machines The
price is but Fifteen Dollars. The Company wish
to employ Agents in every county in the United
States Address, for particulars, Erie ScIring
Nocline Co. Il. JAMES, General Agent, Milan,
Ohio. marl3-6m.
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Great Discovery.

/ HAVE made discovery of the ut1o'ii
L pertance to every married person Of {"
sex, and will send the fun particulars coneeI
it to any one on receipt Of stamp to pay 4
turn postage Address
DIR. J. IL. MARTELL,
apl PLY. Alfred AaiS'
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22nnn 90

Immediately upon graduating, who knew nothing
Of accounts when they entered the College,
1ss~ Minister'S sons halfprce,
Students enter at any time, and review when
they please, without extra charge.
For Catalogues, Specimens of Penmanship, and
View of the COLLEGE enclose FIVE letter stamps
10 JENKINS 4 SMITH,
May Is, 6l. ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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DAY up Notice is hereby given
Books Of DR.. d. +. Akely, lateg M
hampton, aad also the Books Of the la'e y IN I'M
ry Lorraine, are now in the possession n n ~
seriber for immediate collection, ana A"'
interested viii please tUke notice. ropfC
Clearfeld, June 10, 1861. WM' fV'
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Mails in MONTPELIER.

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail closes at 500 a. m. ar
rvies at 5 Is p m
oNr KERN and WESTERN closes at 3.l5 p. M arrives
at $50 a. m
" matter for these mails must be in the Office before tic
'e Z" Closing, to go the same day.
DAHAk mail arrives daily 1t $50 a. m departs every
Jay on arrival Of Southern
ORD mail arrives daily at 10 90 p. m 4; departs
daily at 400 a. m.
ASIilLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
- ~ CLOCK a m. departs same days at O'Clock
p. m.
nARroS arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at
f. M departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at GAS a. M
nfpkfARK, by Worcester and Emore arrives Mondays,
" and Fridays at 500 D. m departs same
Barton. '
, ~ arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays as
'''o p H. ; departs same as Danvle
'AlAiS mail arrives Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and Satur-
w a' LUZ p. M leaves alternate days on arrival Of
Western. ' va
A"LiN from two to six times week
ofFloK HOURS FROM 100 A. NJ n q on NJ
Montpelier, May 1, 1861, W. ~
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN AUGUST ~, lool'
From the Third Regiment.
CAMP LYON, August Il.

CAMP LYON, August Il.
Mr.. EDITGR Feeling slight attack OF the
scribbling mania, | cannot refrain from notic
ing few of the many current events OF 'he
day. A copy of the Freeman bearing date
Aug. 18th slying before me, and after peruslng
its contents for few minutes, find that inc
war news reaches Vermont by mail although
have written seven or eight letters, and have re-
ceived no answer yet, and others are complain
ing of the same trouble. But after noticing
the communications to the freeman, am in
spired with courage that may perhaps, g with
your permission" through the medium OF your
paper inform some of my friends and acqualnt-
ances that @ still live, and am enjoying bet
ter health than many of our Regimen. Oar
Regiment, when compared with others, and
when we take into account the exposure incl
dent to soldier life, change of climate, &c., en-.
Joys pre- eminence in health that speaks well
for the hardy sons of the Green Mountains
There were many cases OF measles before we
left Camp Baxter, and think as many as sixty
or seventy were LETT there, or between here and
there, who were not able TO come with US; but
they have most of them recovered, and are now
here. | have not been on the sick list a whole
day since enlisted. There are not many in
Company who can say the like. We enjoy our
selves as best we can, although many Of the
boys wish themselves back again-a result
which might be expected, as they looked only
upon the sunny side. For myself, I can truly
say that my anticipations have been more than
realized i'll regard to fare, rations, exposure,
duty, and most Of all, health
We have eight roll calls day, viz morning
call, A. NJ; battalion drill at 6; breakfast
Ut 7 ; target shooting at Q; dinner at II; Com
oany drill, 2 P. NJ. battalion drill at S sup
Der at l 2; dress parade at shutdown; last
'all at l 2 o'cock
This afternoon we had general review. At
l-2 O'Clock the brigade was marched upon
he ground usually occupied for such purposes,
With knapsacks and all our equipments on
3y the way, the brigade so far consists of the
New York 33d Regiment, the Maine 9Th, full
company of artillery from Pennsylvania an
Their commanded by Capt. Mott, a New York
company of cavalry, also one from Texas, the
ermont I'd, and 2 stationary batteries. At
ur review, many of us saw, for the first time,
resident Lincoln, Vice President Hamlin, Gen.
lcClellan and his Staff, besides several other
ersons Of distinction.
don't know as you can read what | have
ritten. You must consider that it was penncd
pom my knee, which is not the most convenient
riting-desk. Yours, &C., REL.
Co. X. Sd Regiment. V. V. NJ
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4 O'CLOCK y NJ
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Gen. Wool On Flags Of Truce,
SPIES ARRESTED.
K. G. G. in East Tennessee
10000 of them to lay waste the
Country.
FORTRESS Monroe. Auers+ 81


The Steamer Philadelphia has arrived frou
Washington, with l59 of the mutineers sentenced
to two years imprisonment at Tortugas. Tbev
have been sent temporarily to the Rip Rars-
A flag of truce arrived from Norfolk this morn.
ing with three ladies and number of pris9nars
captured by Rebel privateers. Az the object Of
sending the flag was deemed rather inouisit;eo
Gen. Wool decided to detain them until To-
morrow. 1t is high time that an end sbonId
be put to the constant intrusion of the enemy
to obtain information. Whenever they think any
important movement is on foot here. thew ora
sure to be on hand with flag of truce. Seven
spies have been arrested and placed in confps.
ment.
WASHINGTON, August q.
Advlces from East Tennessee state that tb,
knights of the Golden Circle at Camp Boono
near Clarksville, are preparing an expedition
with 10000 men to lay waste the country from
Cumberland Gap, through East Tennessee and
kentucky, to the Ohioriver, and along that river
% Pennsylvania.
Fort Plckens has just been supplied with 80
leavy guns, munitions, and 5000 shells.
Through the agency of traitors, Gen. Nc
'lellan's plans for making reconnaissance
which would have resulted in cutting off the
eoels this side of Fairfax was betrayed to the
nemy, hence their recent stampede.
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lay. Many of the wounded were st,;.,
all clothing by the enemy and sent to t pp,1 OF
pocket picked ' mad his
Washington, Aug. 26. Commander p,...
who was recently deprived of the comman D 5,
the soop ol,war st. Marys on suspicion Of a. Of
loyalty to the Government, has y5Iuntn, y, Dis
urned to Washington, "'''y re-
lie day, ii is understood, presented to q,
Navy Department an elaborate docnmnnt " me
proofs In refutatlon Of the charges aoa;ns+ "lVA
showing that forgery has been resored 70 E,m. n'
purpose OF injgrlng and dishonoring him. viz
zen. n, banks is not IIameable for the release n
hon. Mr.. bp.eler. lie ordered Col, Leonard Of
the massachusetts, "a! 18th to hold him, but tbe
latter discharged him on XII, own respoDsjbili t4'
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Washington, Aug. 26.-Orders were forward.
cd to-day to the U. s. Pension agents to ADMIN.
lister to all pensioners the oath Of allegiance to
the U: S,prescribed by the late law of Congress
hlchard Wallace, ESQ.,, was elected Navor
OF Washington this afternoon by the citv Coin
Gill; TO I'LL the vacancy occasloned bv Berrett,s
arrest y O'''''V
Inc Navy Department has a prompt metbod
OF dealing with disloyalists. In addition to 9th.
e e1 cases A. d. Wharton, mdshipman on bonrd
the Seminole rendered his resignation. but ho
was removed and sent to Fort LAFAYETTE.
Rev. John M. Green Chaplain Of tho Don,
!oth regiment, who acted as its Postmaster is in
jail charged with opening letters and abstract.
ing money therefron. ''"''-
=, ooi; McCunn has been honorably acquitted of
'he charges preferred against him before tho
court martial. The scene in the regiment on the
announcement of the fact was most enthusiast
Cincinnati, August 26 A Union man namsJ
Moore was killed, and another named Mil
MORALLY wounded, Sunday afternoon. hv a
gang OF i've secessionists, at Shotwell toll cato
n.y., seven miles from Covngton. Both woro
stabbed IN the back. A party of JJn;on;stS
gave pursuit to the murderers, who have aad ~
ward the Tennessee line. A'N W.
lronton, Mo. Aug "a. Reports to dav o;vs
information of Gen. Hardee forces which arc
W " from Greenville towards Rceva,s
cry winch they are fortlfying; also to Peten -
osat e near the Arkansas line This seems TO
cohnrm previous reports that the eastern dvs.
ION Is hastenlng to join General Pillow,
Srohg body OF jeff. Thompson's is said to have
occupied Benton, eight miles back of Lawrence
'"ey afe throwing up Notifications.
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HE kNICKER BOOKER FOR SEPTEMBER come;
to us and receives the welcome of an old friend
although we had pretty much come to the con
clusion that if it failed to visit US this month,
as 1t has for several months previous, we should
make the spteul suggestion that it had been
suppressed. But on seeing it's dear old familiar
face our anger melted at once into a smile of
warm recognition, and we " went in - imme-
diately for a good time.
The first article, " What shall we do with
our South - by G. G. Leland, is short Wig
GUS retutation OF the so called unanswerable
argument that cotton cannot be cultivated
except by black slave labor and several other
heresics by help of which the South has for q
long time been able to silence the potential voice
OF the nation against the evil and wrong of
chattel Slavery. We shall give our readers q
taste OF this article as as we can find spacc
tor 1t. Before and after the Battle ;" a graph
ic, apparently uncxaggera ted and truthful ac-
count, by q. Z. Putnam, of the retreat of our
army alter the battle at Bull run, is in many
respects the best narrative of that disaster to our
arms we have seen. " The Dirge of the Priva-
teers y " To the fallen " 'To the evil Of
all lime; -" Bull Rum" are poetical contribu-
lions, giving beautiful expression to the patriot
lie feelings of loyal hearts. Besides these con-
trlbutions 50 much in keeping with the events
each day Transporting, the Knickerbocher keeps
up it' Old reputation as the depositary of much
OF the valuable current literature of the dav
first visiting us in its pages. The Editors Ia
Die is OF course full of good things.
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poULTNEr is evidently intending to have
: time" as witness the following notice ::
Sons and Daughters of poultnsv.
,, YOUR MOTHER SENDETH GREETING
me present residents of Poultney, w.. wish
ing TO DO honor to our common mother hav,
resolved to celebrate her hundredtb birth dav
with BETTING ceremonies. ''' y" Jay
:, on September p, 1861, She will be century
ana on that day We wish to welcome all tha
wandering Sons and Daughters of Poultnev cat
inc OLD Homestead, to recount the lows and sor.
for the future. JOSEpM 1887 InSG IN a record
Pres of Centennial Association.
L. D. Ross, Corresponding Sec.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
THOMAS : HUBBARD.
+ ROBBINS. r.. s..
PR9sPER E. ;, F3RHEs' FOR Senators
5 9ss i II " AH H61L'buaN County Judges.
WI M1hhi l!a ROUNDS, States Attorney.
JOSEPH ADAMS, High BailT.
JUDGES OF PROBATE
John PORTER, Hartford District.
HENRY CLOSSON, Windsor District
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'o1Es.-Votes for State and County officers
'ol 'n'S county can be had by calling at this
ONCE The Town Committees should Gee that
their towns are supplied.
We shall print votes Tor other Coupt,.s ax
they may be ordered.
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NORWICH UNIvERsJTY.-We call the attention
oiour readers to the communication of Kappa ~
IN this paper urging the State to do Something
lor tile Military School at Norwich. The sue.
sa1flons of our correspondent deserve q thoupbt-
III AID earnest consideration.
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We have been Informed that there arc lo5
men enrolled 10 the Company now recruiting
az fiydeTaFk' and that probably T. c. Benton
will b chosen Captain.
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Post Office Notice.

Stamped Envelopes or Stamps of the old issue, will no:
be received at this Office ''
Ey order of the Post Office Department.,
Montpelier, August &c. 1861 ''
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K. D. cssndall is appointed assistant recruit-
inS officer f9r ase towns of Berlin nd Broo,;-
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
A i; G: = hoG {: OZARK, Senators.
MARTIN MATTISON.
AMoRI BENSON, Assistant Judges.
n. B. HALL, States Attorney.
ANSON BUCK. Sheriff
AUSTIN Z. GRAHAM, High Bailif
JUDGES OF PROBATE
II nE9 MEACHA NJ Bennington District.
HAIRY hl H. FOWLER, Manchester District,
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NATHANIEL P. NELSON, For Senator.
J.6 D. R RARDISG, Assistant Judges.
Ah0NZO D; BATES, States Attorney.
JOHN TINKER, Sheriff.
MARSHAL CARPENTER, Judge of Probate.
n. s. GROW, High Bailif
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
CYRUS HOTCHKISS,
w. W. WHITE,
HORATIO N. BARBER,
R. SANE, County Judges.
AMOS J. SAMPSON, JUDD &C of Probate.
HENRY 4. BURT, States Attorney.
R. r. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
AUSTIN MOORE, High Bailif
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GRAND ISLE {

GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
Rev. 0: G. WHEELER, Senator.
Hon. LEWIS W. SOWLES,
HARRY HILL, Assistant Judges.
EDWIN ADAMS, Sheriff '0'''''
lara r y ErTE sow LES, High Bailif.
Il u. ELBhlDGE, States Attorney.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
l. N. HALL, 'eha'ors'
f EzsA \. ? A tSEE, Judges,
A. L. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
GEO. W. CAHOON, States Attorney.
EMERSON HALL, sheriff.
CHAS. SHIPMAN, Bailiff.
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Scranton, Pa, Aug. 2G.-Wm. Halsey hail.
ing from Ithaca was waited upon by
party of citizens at his hotel yesterday and re.
quested to leave town in three hours or accept
the alternative of riding out on a rail. He had
given provocation beyond all endurance by en-.
deavoring to induce parties to take the n. Y
Day Book and by uttering the rankest treason
lie left precipitately.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. 26.-The Pony Ez-
press has been abandoned between St. Joseph
and the station Ito miles west of this place
:, Boston, Aug. 90. Hon. Joseph Holt of
hentucky is now on a visit to this city.
Orders have been received from Washington
to re reht the Congress for blockading purposes,
,, Inc examination Of Henry Blanvalc and Chas
renewal charged with numbering Cotton, mate
ot the oarque Csarlna before the L. s. Com
nsSioners to-day resulted in their discharge
Capt. Edward w. Smith has been appointed
n1u OF Gen. Hunter, who will command the
liienols Volunteers. Captain Smith is the son
u the late President Smith. Burlington Times
"A new post Office has been established in the
outh village called " Huntington Centre, and
A. H. Loveland appointed Postmaster.-Ai
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ESSEX COUNTY.
YIN: B. NAY, Senator.
s s , ;. "a Hos $50 oHIhk' Judges.
JoGAll BROOKS, Judge of Probate.
- F.; HARVEY, States Attorney.
H. W BEDELL, Sheriff
ANDREW BLODGETT, BailiT.
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ADDISON COUNTY,
:: \ \. EsTpSGMsshnR! R. Senators.
]; B; HtSiLhy, Judges.
" VI vi, f. BASCOM, States Attorney.
D. RAYMOND, High Baiif.
JUDGES OF PROBATE
Hanr hf MUNSILL, New Haven District.
IAhNlN u. TlLDEN, Addison District.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
JOIN C. RICHARDSON,
FARLEY STARR, {senators
B. D. HARRIS,
= s1 =; bnHTIbDGaAN, States, Attorney.
fLE YER GORHAM. Jf. Sheriff
SEHN HUNT, High Bailig.
liza GOODHUR,
HoT YIGp T1 AkD5 westm mister District.
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County Nominations.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
F :; y. Ellt1ASRi For Senators.
s R0S F. s G4 KH1Toy. Judges.
TIMOTHY X. MERRILL, Judge ofProbate.
II, W. liEATOM, States Attorney.
j II ORUUIT, Sheriff.
EBEN. W. COESS, High Bailitf
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HON. HENRY STOWELI., Senator.
sfGoAI aNT +: y EST County Judges.
r. S. PAGE, ESQ, Judge of Probate.
DAVID iNDAt.L, Sheriff.
JOHN l. GLEED, States Attorney.
A. r. BAILEY, High Bailif.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
zENAs !. TPHAI, Senator's
L. HlNC,KLEY, Judres
+. l. TRACY, '"ose''
R: FAR HAM, Jr. States Attorney
7. GEORGE, Sheriff.
N. AVERY, Hi sh BailiG.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
P. c. JONES, Randolph District.
ALEXANDER H. GILMORE, Bradford District
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The Black Bua,er and the CoIonc,

Since the appearance, Of our recent arr--,,
respecting the internal economy OF the 2d West
India Regiment We have been favored with
many communications illus,ra i've of the rather
singular manner in which the discipline of thlt
distinguished corps is main aimed, and the va
rious encounters Of wit, and something else.
which have from time 20 tim' taken III zee he.
tween the gallant colonel and his officers md
men. The following story, showing how the
colonel was once toiled by black butler, is too
good 60 I've lost to the public. Ia the wear 1851,
when the whole world was thinking and talkin'
OF the worlds lair In Hyde Park, the colonel
was one day startled on parade by tho approach
Of his bugler TO make the modest request of a
furlOugh of sufficient length to enable him to 20
over to London TO see the exhibition. ClfI,v
was steinly ordered back to the ranks, with the
alternative Of the guardroom, and he rclrod
mutterng, however, that, iurlough or no fur.
Tough, his journey 10 London was liked feet.
The next morning he was missing at roll-call,
the fact being that he had engaged himself a.
s,oker in one Of the mail steamers; aud was at
that moment sailing Pleasantly out Of the har-
Dor. lie came to London, saw the Exhibition,
had his spree out, and when he was tirod, or
had spent all his money, he presented himself
at the Horse Guards, ard gave himself up a. a
deserter 1t was some 'ims before he cOul "a n
belief for his singular tale, and had to play y
affection Of the cclonol's numerous bugle calls
before he could prevail on the authorizes 10 or.
prisoner, aud shipped for the West ludes, alog3
With detachment going out. When tbs shlp
ad been some days ,ut at s-l tue oil Or II
command a young lieutenant, 4 uld great
difficulty in collecting the men at meal time,
havii no bugler with his detachment. "Ol
this hrt' CufFey spike" politely offering "a
Z lieyo IN, officer of a world Of trouble by play
ing daily the necessary calls. His offer was &C
cepted, and the service duly pert ,rmed duTn+
the remainder OF the voyage. Ga the arrival OF
the ship CuiTey was delivered to his angry coll
oneI, who Immediately ordered him TO be taken
int custody, preparatory to regimental court
martial Jus', however, as the guard were Ia
King him of lie called Iarley, and politely in
formed the colonel that II, could not be triod a.
a deserter. f. asm lch as having done duty since
the CONN isSi Of the ct he was now as free a
gsinsayirg this well known point OF military
hW, and the colonel was compelled to consent
himself with simply ordering CGtfey back
his duty amid the broadcst roI Jisslble grns Of
the countenances Of his ebony comrades'-
UMited Service GdSette.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The witty editor Of the Nashville PArRIoT re-
Gently solicited friend-an amateur cditor-t'
supply the printers with copy during his 9TH
editcr') Temporary absence from tbs office
The success Of the arrangement Is thus relate 4
Finding there was no call for copy at 'hs end
Of half an hclr, Cobbwebb found the eitofial
business dryer than the sort he had besn used 20,
and went out to get drink.--When a man N
Cohbwebos temperament and natnrAi s" i.,ol
10 thirst deliberately goes at TO ge' u'..'N
he Seldom thinka a worth his while 10 return
10 his post Of duty undl he has taken seVsfh.
Conseansntiv Vim Cchbwebu got hack TO
the ofhca he -ore a veil ~ invisible gaute
over his eys,s his legs were as hmhct a. a oS
chain. .sf to tell the TRUTH he coul int tell an
inksssnd from a soup. kettle, nor pur OF SOUS
rcrs from av horse. In the mds, Of th',S,'
cfthingS there was demand fH copy. Cobb
VITO aroused himself to meet tue dem 'r''
The printer PLACED the scissors and = copy oi :
Clncinr All pager in his hand. Here sai'
Ccbbwebh, 'hic-herc's some p'r.ry when
you-hic-grt thai Sc mp CO ne-h.e- =. . ''' 81
AMI ret -,me-hic--s,me move. C1boEeoo
p>stfy ~ss as Eilcvs;
pEscsIrrioS ~ rEorstTr.
On Central Avenu&
Sluarc Is. lots . ana -.
l.! L3I ~ feet troat
Or Western Avenue
SluArc To- lots Co. L., inclusive
II los II.
Il, Lo,2.
o. DAvtoa street
saaarp IL. lots . AMI p.
;. Lots to y, inelu5iv~
" :. LOIS 70 p. - -
Dc F7c-r,ta street.
Sqzarv 5, Lots = ami -
Ga Coleman street.
SlaArc 5. Lo.s Go ins'asive-
5, lot, ! &c (. -
o. D,-mtr s-ec;.
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