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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-12
New style of Banking.-Thc AeW Treas.
MY Notes.


The treasury notes, the emission of
which has recently been authorized by
Congress, are being prepared for issue
\ portion of the low denominations are
made payable to hcarcr in coin (of the
IS, los, and 20's), at some place desig-
mated on their face Others of the same
denomination bear > G5 interest, payable
one year after date, with privilege of the
hoIIer, when presented in sums of 500,
to exchange them f,r treasury notes hav-
ing three years TO run, bearing g per
cent. interest All treasury notes may
be exchanged for twenty years bonGs,
bearing & per cent. interest. All the
treasury notes to be of and above $50 de-
nominations, bear ..3 per cent. interest,
and are made payable in three years. The
evidences already exhibited make it plain
that these issues will be eagerly sought
by the country, in all sections as Il circu.
lating medium Wash. Star.
This is a new style of banking which
Uncle Sam has introduced. 1t differs
from that in vogue in one vc,g Important
particular. Instead of charging interest
on his debts, our good old uncle pays in
terest. Banks loan their promises to
pay" and charge ten per cent. interest
on them to the party receiving them.-
Uncle Sam issues his promises to pay"
and pays the holder fair interest on the
note
This species Of banking bids fair to
become popular with the people. The
shinplaster institutions of the country
put their debts in circulation and charge
the community right smartly for the
privilege of using it. When called on
to redeem, they either shave you, or
"stump tall you, or "break'
When Uncle Sam says that he Will 1c,
deem in gold on demand, he will do it
when he ask little time before redeem.
ing, he pays fair interest for the indul.
gencc. The "ultimate security is per
feet. No man will feel afraid Q. tho Ma
tion's bank breaking.
1t has twenty-three millions of Union
stockholders pledged to redeem the issues
of Uncle Sans bank Chicago Tri-
| bunc.
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An Exciting Incident.

A mcn.lov of the Connecticut 9th
Regiment ot Volunteers, with General
Banks division, in writing home relates
the following:
Ga last Thursday Was on the second
relief suard from II ?. IN. to a. M,
when, as | was trca1iuG my beat, guard.
ing two springs I water, | thought /
observed an object moving towards one
Of the springs 1T tie furthcrcst end Of
my beat. stood for a moment and
watched, when it remained stationary,
but vixen | turned to 20 on it moved
again and at that challenged, but got
no answer; then challenged again, and
was about to do so for tic third and
last li!Hc, when the thing sank on tho
ground and began to move of. At that
| fired, 1t a distance Of abou; six rods,
when he tell with croan like bull. As
soon as saw him fall got my neigh
boring sentry 10 hcIp me carry him to
the officer of the guard, to see where he
was lurt On examination, we found
groin. We had his wound dressed and
took him to the hospital, after taking
away from him a pound and a half of ar
scuit, with which he was about to sweet
cn our spung,
The camp was thrown into some cx-
citcmcnt by the shot. We found
revolver on Him, and why he did not
use it do not know lie is not fatally
injured, and am glad Of it, as he de-
serves worse death"
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Hearty snpIs;,. :

4 case was recently stated in this jour
nal in which a clergyman rode from
breakfast u:l;l ui~n;, without eating -
Weary and hungry he ate very hearty
meal and retired to bed. During the
night lie was taken III. tell at once into
stupor, and in that condition died the
next day. In another case, man came
into tie hospital with both shoulders
disjointcd, the result Of hearty late
supper, as they explained, In another
instance, under our own observation, a
person in as apparent good health as at
any time during the so years preceding,
was attacked with lung fcv"r, in covsc-
qucnce of hearty eating in the latter part
ot lie afternoon, aud died in three days.
Usually, late hearty suppers cause diar
rhTa, cholera, cramp, collc, and similar
forms Of disease, but in many eases their
i'll effects are manifested III ways little
suspected hence they often get off with
less than their share Of blame. 1t is use.
full therefore, to give some of their more
uncommon results this may lead a few
of the wiser sort to adopt from principle
as wise precaution, the safe, advan;a-
gious and rational practice of eating no.
thing later than midday meal, beyond a
piece of cold bread and butter adding
perhaps not glass Of cold water, hrt
what is better, single teacupful Of an
hot drink. Lung fever, Inflammation Of
the lungs, and pneumonia, mean precise
ly the same thinG, "Lung Fever" being
plain old Anglo Saxon. The patient ate
very heartily indeed, ate in the after part
Of the day, and walked up in the night
with severe chill, which shook the body
like all aspen, aud lasted for more than
an hour; then came vomiting OF bile,
and looseness of bowels and little cough;
these all suddenly ceased, and the pa
tient sank rapidly into the grave, at the
age Of seventy f,e. The lungs of this
person had been SO weak at the early aye
of twenty two, that it was freely prorh--
esied that life could not last another
year.
When anything is eaten, extra blood
and heat 90 to the stomach to carry on
digestion. and this process ceases the in-
slant the temperature is below natures
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TALENT AND TACT IN TEACHING

TALENT AND TACT IN TEACHING.
Talent is mental ability; or, it is the
acquired, as well as the natural depth
and strength Of mind 1t is admitted,
that naturally, some persons have only
one talent, while others have FIVE; aud
that the one talented person gains other
talents until in mental ability the one
talented person surpAsscs the five talent
ed one. Tact is property Of the mind
caused by perception, skill aud activity;
and, like talent, may be improved in the
same ration. The more talented the
teacher is, the better is he qualified to
impart instruction yet, many one talent
ed teachers have better success in teach
ing than some five talented ones Why
Is this SO We answer: Tact gives the
advantage to the Inferior mind. Often
have We cutercd the school room Of some
Of cur best talcnted teachers and
almost instantly detected errors in the
arrangement Of seats, classification, uni
forn!i,y Of text books, the black board
unfit for use, and multitude Of other
things in winter Il cold hors - caused by
not having wood prepared the day be
forc-glas,cs broken out Of the windows,
&c, all Of which teacher that did not
know everything" would have rc"lc-
died
Again while reciting, they would
suffer Shruwd scholars to make indirect
interrogatiors - perhaps, unbecoming,
which they would treat as momentous,
and thus, a...w tAcir pupils to make min
nies of theMs,IIrs. 10 become Il good
tac:ician, the teacher needs experience.
lie should visit every school, possible,
aud Gull every good trait and make them
bis own.
Some teachers make s. much prof
cheney in tact, that they appctr TO kuow
more than they really Go, and ;@us, get
into schools, whore they ind scholars
that are further advanced than they arc
themselves. An a>sovia'c, in speaking
of the succc~s ot a certain teacher Of this
class, and under su.u influence, rcmark-
cd lie rcuiuds ne Of a GYovcr, vho,
YOU knew, keeps lis stock before him,
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A story Of Gen. McClciiand.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Lnquircr tells this story of
General Mcclellan. 1t may be true:
Gen NJ 'ellan is in the habit Of ri
ding around in citizens dress, accompa-
nied hy few Of his staff. \ few days
ago he was walking through one Of the
cnca;nrmcnts, across the Potomac, and
passing the rear he saw a bucket of cof-
fee standing near a fire. He asked Whist
it was, aud one of the soldiers an Hcred
'cofcc' 1t looks more like .inp<,' he
said 'Ua.' said the soldier, i, is not
fit to drink. Eu. we ave TO pa, up with
it, and aur other tcUd is not hi. better
W. whose fault Is il = he asked. 'Oh,
our quartermaster is drunk most of the
time, and when he is n#t he is studying
how to chcat' Me-. 3l>r r.assed on, and
seeing NOR eyIdou q he dirty and
slovoalv manner IN which the quarter
master conducted his operations, in his
tent, he accostcd him with the remark
that his men were complaining Of bad
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-12
Jeff. Davis Oh Crushing Rebellion.

When jeff. Davis Was Secretary of
War, and the famous Topeka Legislature
was in session in Kansas, the present
rebel ciicl held quite different views OF
the proper manner Of dealing with rcbull-
ion from those hc now adopts, The To,
peka Legislature was regarded as rcvolu
tionarv, and on the Sd of September,
1886, Mr. Secretary DAVIS wrote as fol
lows to Gen. Pcrsiler f. Smith:
"The position Of the insurgents is that
Of open rebellion TO the laws and consti- :
tutioual authorities, with such manitcs
tations Of a purpose to spread devastation
over the land is 10 longer us,iics fur,
thcr hesitation or indulgence. Patriot
ism aud humanity require that rcbcl'jo"
shonld be prompt,y crushed"
The National Intciiigencey, from which
we clip this extract, says that on the same
day Davis made requisition on the 90
vernon Of kentucky for two regiments,
to be mustered into the service, and to
be at the call of Gen. Smith. Five years
ago the present chief apostle Of the di
virc riGtM OF rebellion was himscl. it,
foremost avcn:er, in the socred uauc o
"patrotism and humanity - WorH.
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TiDtOM Tallnery.

H. 4 J. }. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they Of. prepared to TAN LEATH-
Err for customers Oh the shares, or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides.
We have fiae assortmene of Leather on hand,
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Upton August 90 1860.
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Those who are teaching the people
to rcrd, are doing all that in them lies to
increase the power, and extend the in-
tiucncc Of those who, write for the child
will read to please lis teacher, the man,
to please himself.
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Hs2. A Southern traitor has ambition
and ~hiskey for excuse, but Northern
traitor as a natural tory and toady. The
Neac lorh Ncucs, the New York Day
Book, the Cincinnati Enquirer, and a
few other Northern papers of that stripe,
are doing more to foster and prolong his
than all the Southern fanatics
and disunton payers combined.
Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth
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ANTONIO yERCIA,
Barber and Hair-DresSer,

HAS opened BARBER SHOP in Upton, and is now
- prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, shampoo,
Ae. From long experience he feels confident OF giving
satisfaaton, dive him a call-lst door West of the
sInion House Shop closed at9 A. N. on Sundays.
ND--He is also prepared to do WITHDRAWING
, n the most approved manner. tnl5v7l
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Aa,,.,a c,,
Wnnroas .no,;or 40 r,.1s - EI,,ws.
Thn ",orl, ~ ,,r I;,,,;rt ."nrt nr in
'~'A " ~ " ,I'.',,. '.,''v' >I,'n ' h., ,,a
al~r,, af ,ho K',,.' ~ S,,,rr;.or> 60
So onS whorras =, thn Jarn,rv form
th;s Rod rosolvnI ,h,, no jcnnty
,.lnrk of tho I;Str;nt ,nmrt Ln .uhwrd
for his service. me sup or s. ner dav
for tho Tim, actually cmnlnv,i &c. .
.na mh ,r,a, ,,n ;m4~,ss;t, haS n,nn
on. n tho ruh};, and tax navers that
this R,.rj ,l'.ws ,l,e drnutv clerk s.
ncr d,v ;nliscrim;,atrIv vLr,hcr ne.
tual)v rmnlovrJ ,r NOT th,r,c,re
pesn}roJ TE., tbo cl,,l, ;rf,r, this
Roar5 to ,,,n,,t r. ,;,,a ao,,aI,. o,
n,ovcd hvh;s Jnnr,n '
SanaoI "'' f"''
Pcy,L.e,3 Ill.,, ,.;.,,
h.. instructed - ,I,oan,ammt m ~
Of work ncccsso,y - w. ,.rr,r,n>,a H., - L'a
n,,:,.o. nf ,Ior,. nr w. lt.,,;~, .'., ,'J
tro,surcr .nI roo,nJ,r .',l =, 49,
how'd -. rs nnxt ,no..;nn -,hn ,n,,n,
of ol.rI. h;ro naaos"arr - T., omnlor's
IN sid af,;nas ND ~. .r,', ror ,iay' far
,,L;oL a.;l >I'.l. ,,I
"" Adan,na nad ''''A' "a" 10 '"'p'''' '''
posot.ey Th., .ho n,arl ,,e Srnor,;
LTsa. pa, ,ai,.ll,
g.. rInt,on rt ,amn,L;,, :, I'm ,no ,..oancr
- I,,l's Ta, TH 49,, I,lu -
M,o... aan.,5IIn >, Nas.;,,n ,,rn.h;r
.fu ~ ,.aoa, nf , am;' E,l',
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Pa,dt.-J rh,t ,no o,,rl Ia ,ra hr :.
aat,I,I.
y aLau;y,. a ,ha ar,on. r. r. r" I;T..rnnt ar,;
o,os af 9s..t;ornr, fno, g.. ncrrss,r, r.
s,,,.,I. 49, ,uau, ,f ~, l;~,ron. on;.n.
npr'y cnprcotea @ Win ths corntv and ;sI for
~. town of ono yn,r and ,b,, Nc h,v,
nubl;shrd in the n,ncr, Of the couutv.
r;v;ng notice that h. will receive n,or,
sails for furnishing the same, either in
whole or in part, until the first Moud~y
Of January, 1867, 1T which time the
Board of Supervisors will examine the
proposals and award the contracts.
Adopted.
Henry Wharton presented the follow
ing order, which Was adopted and allow
ancc made:
10 \ Shaw, clerk Of Tie Board Of Su,
pervisors. you will please issue a county
warrant on the treasurer for the sum of
six dollars in favor of Mrs Daniel Sweet,
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- Il. MAIONY l. BRO,
L A I l. O r s

4 \NE door bei0w Myers Hardware Store. Al
\ work entrusted to our care will he attended
to promptly. made 10 the latest fashions and war.
rantcd to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas.
enable. Give us a call.
Upton, March H. 1860. lltf.
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SHOVEL pLOWS.

THE Subscriber has O good -uppiy OF Single
Double and Triple Shovel Plons, for sale cheap
for cash. S. T. DANIELS.
Upton, April 25th ls6l:lm
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buggy and team whips good assortment of
Collars &c :, which will be sold at prices to suit
the times ns,-CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18TH 1861.
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yIlg; WILTON HOUSE.

Opposite THE RAILROAD pEroT. WILTON,
" IOWA. +. M,ELRoY Proprietor. Sutisfa
Gon guaranteed in all case. Hacks leave for
Upton, Onion Grove, and other points daily
Wilton, January lst lsGl-S:l
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SCHOOL DISTRICT

T1ITON SCHOOL. DISTRICT
\ tax of ) mills on the dol on act teachers fund
Your committee would also recommend
that tax of two (2) mills on the dollar
be levied oA all the taxable property of
the county .or State revenue Also, that
four t. H:Iits IN the dollar in addition
to pod tx Of fifty cents be levied for
ordinary ,oLnty purposes. Also, that
o2c CD rU.l on the dollar be levied for
the support Of schools. Also, that one
half CD mill be levied for the purpose
of paying the interest Gu the railroad
bonds.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
II. WHARTON,
ED. WRIGHT,
ii. G. LOOMS,
Tam
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-12

HARD TINES. "A pickpocket was
recently arrested in St. Louis, who said
that his hand had found its way into 80
pockets during that day, without coming
across single dime,
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SNlTANLrS YATES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Triton Iowa.
VNlLL promptly attcnd TO all husin">, III
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. NIL
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0@>Cautational(

Published under the direction of a Committee
appointed by the Cedar County Teachers As
sociatiOn.l
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McSWEisN Il BASS,

4 TTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
n LAND AND CoLLEcfING AGENTS, &c,
TiPToS. iowa.
OFFICE Post-Oice Building, opposite the
Court House.
n. B.--Messrs Mes. & y. will pay tiie strictcst
attention to every branch Of their profession.
REFERENCES: Grant * Smith, Cook 4 Drury,
Dawson & True. Lane 4 skinner, and Hon
Judge Dillon, Davenport. [S:2Jl
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N. IL. TULLOSS, ID. ID. s. =,

OFFICE west side Of Clinton street.
between Washington and College, yvyT1go
IOWA CITY, IOWA. Also will visit .A'~
Upton Professionally, two or three times per
annum. (s:22]
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r. d. TURNER.
TURNER Il CUE.

A TTOREEYS AT LAW, AND GENERAL CoL
"a LECTING AGENTS TIpToS, Iowa. Office
over the store of }. G. SCuMrCKER CO.
Upton July "a, 1861.
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On paving and grading, on the north
aud east side Of pubic squnIc, Your COM
mi.tce find part of the pavl~g out Of
repair on account Of wet Weather soon
after the completion Of the job. Mr.
Golden says be will repair the same as
soon as the ground is dry or fit to do 50
Your committee would recommend that
it be left in the hands Of the clerk to pay
Mr. Golden for the same when die re
pairs are made and he is satisfied of that
fact, and then that &c is hereby author
lied to issue warrants therefor.
s. II. HouGnroN,
j. W. BRowN,
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j. z. M U z z Y,
Manufacturer and teaicr in
= A ID ID l. ES III \ RN l. : =,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C.,
West Of the Court House saaare. TlrroN, low.

He would respect
fully inform his
friends and Gus.
toners that he has
on hand a very
arge assortment of
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness; Ladies' and
Mems Saddles; bri
dies of all kinds:
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Two singularly concurrent cases Of
dca,h from the bite Of dog have occur
red in England and France within the
last month. In inglanL the victim died
from pure fear that he would have the
hy4rophobia, aud in France the person
bitten died exhibiting every symptom Of
that horrible disease, though tAo dog, at-
ter being Kept at the school Of surgeons
for several days showed 10 signs Of it,
and on his death was examined by the
first expects, who pronounced that there
was no possibility Of his having been ra-
bid. These cases strongly corroborate
the opinion SO often advanced that by
lrophobia is entirely di~oase of the
mind.
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While the Jownal Of Commerce abets
treason aud aids the disruption of the
Union here, by assailug its defenders
and proposing degrading concessions to
insurgents, the Louisville JouTHoi, which
has fought secession so successfully in
Kentucky, uttcrs such words as these:
"No, the true path TO peace lies thro'
the preservation Of the Union and the
constitution ia ther full Integrity; and
the nation has resolved, and resolved
wisely. to tread no other path. And this
resolution will hot be reversed Twenty
riiiyh Of ir1emen stand ready to make
it good. Its triumphant execution is re-
corded III the book Of fate. The Union
and the constitution will be preserved
The republic will be saved. Those who
aim at its destruction war against the de.
crecs OF dcstiny.'
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TOWNSHIP DISTRICT OF CENTER.
=. DIST. OF SPRINGFIELD

4 taN 3! n,... On the dol. on ac'tteachers fund
Including sections six and seven and the west
of sec. five and light of the township of Inland
l. 1 4 ..aill .L..,l IL
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28

DRowyED.-Last Monday, two India rs
having tasted Of the sweets of civilization
and mixed little too much water with
their whiskey, launched their canoe upon
tho waters of the noble Saginaw, opposite
this city, and started for their wildwood
home. But to their eyes the canoe was
quadrupled, it danced and turned in a
thousand different directions, the shore
was running around them SO rapidly
that they found it impossible to keep the
canoe directed down stream. In this
predicamont, having heard proba bly, that
cold water applied to the outside drives
tho effects of fire water away, they over.
turned the canoe and one of these wild
men Of the forest found watery grave
The other succeeded in reaching the
shore, and without paying the least at.
tsntion to the death Of the bro Their, sanl
exhausted on tho dock with tho singl,
exclamation, "Whiskcy !"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28

SEDUoTIoN.--The quiet aud orderly
little town of Birch Run, where general.
y aA ths good people 80 to bed at candle
light and arise with the morning sun.
has been awakened from its sweet sleep
of virtue, and is now aware of the fact,
that it is fast approaching the evil days
incident to growing hamlets. Michael
Irempet, moustachcd young Don Juan,
appears as the hero of the play, and comes
upon tho stage with an irresistible upper
lip whiSker, pene trating eye aud oily
words. A confding, warm hearted Sy-
bel OF the age OF nineteen years, bearing
the euphonious name of Sybel Bennett,
IS next seen in the compeny of the gay
Lothario. Sweet was their daily inter
course; the future looked bright aud flair
and not cloud dimmod the prospect;
at last she was to realize the dreams of
her early youth and exchange the white
rose of maidenhood for tho diguilled crown
OF 'natr;m,"y COuiidi"o cad Pe'O het-
Gclf, she looked not for vice and decept-
ion in others, and ere their love had been
sanctioned by the laws of the land she
Increased and multiplied" one. The
baby was; as all babies are, the image of
its father, but the cruel pGrioM denied the
soft impeachment and refused to make
good his vows breathed so often in the
too-credulous ear of the mother. There
being friend to the unfortunate Mag
dclin in the law, she applied for his as
sistancs and the result was found in hav-
ing our putative father brought in the
presence Of Squire GAGE to give an &C
count of himself The cause is on trial
as we write, and Of course we cannot
give the result, but we have told the
story as the lady related it in the court
room, not being able to place the other
side before our readers.
Since tho above was in type, we learn
that the indiscreet young man was bound
over in tho sum of three hundred dollars,
to appear at the next term Of the Circuit
Court.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28

RIVER NAVIGATION OPEN. - Saginaw
River and its tributaries are now free
from ice as far as the steamers navigate,
and most of the small craft have been
put in regular commission. The Aliaa
and BwlycorR, run between hero and
st. Charles; the Bell Seymour takes her
old place on the Midland route; the Ar'e'
and For form the line to Bay City; and
tho Star and Little Nell afford safe, sure
and speedy mode Of commune cation be
tween East Saginaw, and tho city Of
Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28

D."-The Detroit Tribune by the use
the foregoing labor saving quotation
makes the Cleveland Rerieo responsible
for couple Of our news items of last
week. 1t is a matter Of little conse
quence, but when the intelligibility Of
the items depend upon a proper credit
we would suggest to our friend Of the
Tribune that ho be little more particu
lar hereafter.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28

MARKs.--Our indefatigablc friend
MARKS with his usual promptness is on
hand with full stock Of Hats, Gaps, Cloth
ing, and other goods in his line. for the
spring trade. His chief emulation, how
sver,is over his really splendid 'splay'
OF hats, among which are tho Omar
Pasba, Mandarin, Tycoon, mqgn,fqDw and
other styles euphoniously beautiful and
artistically superb and magnificent. MARKS
intimates that no matter what parties
may say about Prince Of Wales hats they
are nowhere beside his incompatible
stock Of capu. protectors. We advise
customers to call on him by all means
before they invest, for il is worth the
price of several hats to hear tho intense
Elarncyete 'let himself out