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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

MATRIMoN1AL.-I have lived solitar.
long enough; want somebody to talk
At, quarrel witl,-,hcn kiss and make
up again. Therefore am open Ia
proposals from young ladies and fresh
widows Of more ,l.an average respcc-
liability, tolerably tame in disposition ;
and hair Ut any other color than red.
As nearly as can judge Of myself, l
am not over eighty nor under twenty
five years ofage. In height am either
Eve feet eight or eight feet five forget
which. Weigh l35, 3l5 or 53l one OF
three; rccollec, Gael &:,S;sI Perfectly
well, but rs to their true arrangement,
am somewhat puzzled. Have whole
suit ct'hair,d.cd by nature and tree
from dandruH. Nose blunt aecordia.
to the Ironic order OF architecture, with
atouch vi the Composite, and mau l.
between y catfish and al alligator ~
made especially Tor orato,y and the
reception IL la'yeo, stcrs. Ears pan,at-
cd, long and elegantly shaped. Ny
whiskcrs are II combination OF dog hair,
moss and brar bu>h--wcll behaved,
tcartully luxnriaLt
l am sound in limb and OH ,hc.nigyer
question. Wear ..boots No. 8, when
corns arc trublcsomc, and can write
poetry by the mile with double Ri, me o'
both ges--to,read backwards. forward
crosswise, diagonally. Can play ihc
jewsharp and base drum, aud whistle
Yankee Doodle in Spanish. Am very
Correct in my morals, a...l tirSl-ratc al
ten:pins have Il regard for the Sabba,h
and never drink only when invited. Am
domestic animal, and perfectly dJcne
--whcn towels are clean and shirt hos
ams.all right. Ii possess prelomin
ating ,lrlue,l tit is that OF fyrgiving eve. J
enemy whom l deem hazardous tt
handle. say my. prayers every nigh,
mosquitoes permitting; and rs to wl.elIr.
CT .snore in MY sleep, | want some one
NVssttsye tsrseviA 4s-. object, .as 4
never was troUb!td with any, never ex
pect to he.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

HENRY WARD BEAcuEn, it is said,
proposes to stat Tor England in the
course Of Il few weeks, 10, the pur, .ose
ct deliver ing series Of Iii .cour-e- il,
London, Liverpool, Glasgow and clhe..
cities in Great Britain, On the origin
aud progress OF the American war, in
hope OF impartiny to John Bull such
ideas Of the struggle rs will be likely to
restrain him from bestowing hi. ), IN.
patlics on tic rebels.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Yrrr Cn, ANp S,

LIEUT.. Col. Apo. II. SANDERS ye>tef-
day took command ., the colnra,,ics,o or
portloG Vt accompanies. that were Il, Camp
Mcclellan Lelo giny to the iGth ,eg,-
ment Iowa lnt.n.ry, viii, IL. regimes,
will BE- speedily made up. LIZ has
been appointed Lieut.. Col. If t',is e.i-
mcnt. iie Col. has not W, been APP
pointed. -Dau Gas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
The GRuMBIER.-We had i splcndi,

TnR GRuMBIER-We had Il splendid
victory ut Port Royal, and The Utarll
gfamblcd Nelson tr'unphcd At P,k,vlll4
and the Heurta yrnmbled; The Sumtci
was taken, and the Heurid yri.mLlcdi;
the rebels highway in Tennessee was
burned, and the Heurtl yrumbleL;
Mason and SLlDELL are prisoners ii, old
Abc's hands, and now hear the ueurM
u.lble.-L'ub. 1iu.ts.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
DR.. D. K. WlEi{

Late ot Pennsylvania announces, /. tho Cit,
Gems OF Toledo and vicinity, that he is perma-
nently located IN this place, offers his services
- Practitioner Of the German, French I. Span.
ish mode Of medical treatment, 70 successfully
practiced Of Lutte il france, Spain and .lmerica.
lie not only ascertalns the nature Of disease.
~ formerly practiced BY physicians, but p..syes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disesse may b. Those living ~ distsaos
sd III sbls 70 visit min, csn bs ret
sending him clear viAl full Of thei, mo ming
urine, from which the disease will 70 asvvr-
tnined. Female compl.ints in ali ,hir varivu
or.ns trsstsslenrsful.y and tvpfdsntislly.g
Wit as'snd y AT catts promptly. isssidsucs
md 1ce one door south OF tho al'soples
core. lax. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

APPLES IN IoWA.-At the session Of
the Farmers Club last Saturday. the
interesting fact was announced tina,
Francis Mangold, from one acre Of his
eight years old orchard had gathered
25Ob"shels ofapples. Il Dubuque S,aatz
Z.itung.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
NOTICE:

Is hereby given that VIM. II. Harrison. ana
Ira Taylor have formed co-par,nershi, n
the mercantile business under the nnme and
style Of Harrison and Taylor, and have pur.
chaeed the entire stock Of goo,ls, notes and
accounts formely owned by the firm OF linz.
CHAM md Haines. All persons indebted 70
the aforesaid firm Of Insham ana Ra:nes. ore
requested 10 come forward and settle their
accounts with ns Immediately.
HARRISON AxS TAYLOR.
Oct. ll.h. 1861.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

pennsylvania has enrolled her fnll
quota TO make up the half million Of
men called for BY Congress.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
IMPORTANT FACTS.

.Iuu VI "ehsK Is mr. triht heAd Tue
following:
iMPOR TANT FACTS.
FACT No. This Company being duly IL
c.hced thei. Nach."c> n,c prot, c,cd
against arrangements or hi cation.
fact no 2.-Thesc machines make the lock-
stitch-alikc on both siie-nmd use lii
tie hrs than hnlf ny mucn II, cad mud silk
~ the chain "r loop stitch machines.
Fact no. a-Ihese Alachi cs are better adapted
than any other sew,ng-machines in make
70 the frequent ch,nycs and aiin"st endless
~ 'fy Observing required in u family. They
VIII sew from ne 10 tw. 4. thick ncss-s u
'ars.. les without stopping. md make every
stitch perfect. They will cvcA sew from the
finest g."ze to the heaviest ch,h, Andcv.n
stout hard leather. without changing IT,. feed
needle or tension or making amy nljmsim. u,
"' machine whatever II ~, such n machine
hes adapted 10 family use? arl / nssr nj.
't's't :" family use. why not for .'v.ry varie.
| ~ 81 'ih' sewing man,,fa 'tnrc For work
y" heavy i"' "nr Family machine. We ,ec,-
mend eur lM,ge ,z"s
Far' M. 1-The-e mach;mcs make tie mos,
elastic seam ~ nht sewing machines in use
tnct very grrsi ;m.nrtnn : in sewing elasi ic
goo,l.. or 'els o. ANY Kind. on u i...~
Fnct No No machine i more durable or
more simple in i,s construction ~ more cnsi :
~ understood. The rrpn'a,i.n Of these
Machines wherever ,,se.. will tnily demon
s',nte cach Of the nhn,cr =.
Ft'rNc. these Machines took tho riichest
/ Premium NJ the Franklin Institute. Phila-
delpha.
TN. = These Machines took he High, !.
CT Premium At the New Jersey Stat
Eat No S-vl csc Machines took the IIigE-
eat mc,ial't tho American Institute, in he
I City of New York. togc:lcr with the High.
est Premium for finc sewing imagine We, k.
Fact NJ. 9-fhc.e machines ,."k both the
| Highest Premiums AZ Tie mechanics Fair,
U,ca, n. y.
Fact No. lO--These machines can Ito III, same
thing generally. whenever properly exhih-
| tied IN competition with other tirst-c'ass
| Sewing machines. I'm We have space for
| only one rnct more 1t Is the most imror-
| ,ants Fact Uf all.
Fact No. | - W. wlrr,nt errrs machine We sell
! "girc better slti.,dcfion ihan any oh .S,w,.y-
| machine in market, or money y.}nu 'e,i
/ ksaS' Send for Eircu.ar sGEIis ".iNT-
ED. ADDRESS:
EINKLiS s.YDS
ss-~ sag Naa. Sine 60.
No. 53s Broadway, Ncw-ycrk
VI nj 5G,n ed
HOMES S,Ax;s ikD $. tIE>
- f's 'Attpr
1T tandcysort. Dic;e r>un q
Ca.
sEI@A Tin lyot, W0rehou.r,
f.1ASkS -. ~. x al Randolph ST
- ~ Oh cago.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
offered in this market all Of which will lie
sold At
PRICES D:fll'G tUNIl1iIIu\

offered III this market. all OF which will lie
sold At
PRICES D:fIl'G tUNIlUiIu\
Returning thanks ag4in = he Public 10,
past patronage, ~ ae hali tE 'H ounce
.Ltt nlr present S.wA - GOOD. xceis amy
thing thu, We have h. .r" had he pleasure
Of exhibiting. having added largely 20 our
variety q. articles, and lAbOrcd hart to p.o-
cure ia the hest eastern ma kets sncl, yoc'l>
as are unsurpassed for beauty, service aid
dcra bi!ity.
Our assOrtnss"t ~
'>inp'. and F,nry ny h.m..
Re"eiy nude rH,ta'"a.
Boots e Noes,
.-.zL16 q ca o-- -,
Notions,
|. Hosiery.
Gi"res e .N;tm
Stationary.
Cutlery.
X,rdru...
GrOrrir<,
Qxee">w~
Iron
Nu;j.
iyis..
!.ttmt. Is. ID,
iEv"
Pals.
THIS
Dt'.sh h .,vfS.
dc., DC
= full and c,inpte,c. and sstr
mined
NOT TO rs; NiSks, e, ii
w a11tx x3, "'iANl
HIDES .;UTrtR, EGGS, sc.
GALLEY i .nsiINSIt\
Cole h. Iowa, Nay 9Th, -! v3-n-i
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
6.Roth9chtld.I
DEALER IN
READY MADE CLOTHING
DEALER IN


Gents Furnishing Goods, Huu, t,p.,
Trunks, Boots g. Shoes, dc.
Commercial Street, Opposi Rocks Hardware
Store, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
LIE LARGE ST STOCK 4 L. WEST PRlcr
v2n46 s. HESSEL IERGE Az
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
SpALDtNG'S pREp N:sED GLUE


SAFE nlEEfEs,
ECONONI! U/sY tYcH !,
Etly'"A SrIcu IN TIM ~ rs EtsE. ,sys.a
Asaec'dsnts vii! Lapren ev.n IN vol 6
na,r,i s;.iiics ii Is We j. desirable t. nave
semc cheap and convenient way for repairing
Fnrni,nr. r",s. t'rnckrtv. Ne
Sp\LplNG'S PREF tRED GLUE
meets ~ >nch mergcnc cs. and no household
Gu" afford to be- without it. II is always
read. ,n'l mp /" the s'icki ~ noio;.
USEFUL. ~ EVERY House,"
\. "A Brush accompanies each Bottle
ice, AGENTS
Address.
HENRY C. SpALnlNG.
No. As Cedar Street. New York
CAyiIIuN.
As certain unprincirle.l persons arc At.
tempting to palm oH on tho uns,srcc,ing pmh.
lie, limitations Of my PEEPARED GLUE.
woull caution all pers.na "a examine before
purchasing and see that the full name.
~ SpAIDING.a PREPARED GI UE.-NA
is on the outside wrapper; all others AZ.
cOuAtsrfcits.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

NEw YORK Nov. 9Th 1860.
The Enron ~ TVS TRANSCRIPT will yleaee
u scr, TIRE name Of ~. WEIR is agent, for ,l,S
sale Of she demonstrated Cure, in .ol.l0
Iowa. and nhligc
r. fRUi;ER
Nei'ieal Agent. Rrt.iNn,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

Ry the we Of these pills the periodic attic
Of Nervous or Sick Heq'lcke may lie prov entel
aud il taken ~ the f"n III, net menf VI ~
tack imme lia'e relief f.pn pain an i sick ne
will he obtained, .ge -
and He"iacte to which, miles sre 20 sub
jeot. aa# sas
They act gently nren the ho..l..-ss,no,.
ing t'ostiveness. q .sS} oct
For Literary Men, Students, l'egicate Fe
males, and all persons ct ss1ee,sry a.da,s, the,
are valuable ~ I."xaktpe, improving the ~.
petite giving fone and viyor tothe digestive Or.
gans, and restoring iii. III ural c!astio;t, aud
strength 1T tho whole syss NJ.
The CEpuAlJc rl.Ls nrc the result OF long
inves'ign,i lion aud carefully conducted exper-
iments, having been in use many years. dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
lieved vast amount Of pain aud suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous SYSTEM or from de-"ngel state ~
tts ntpf ach. ia t5s ~.
Iv'hey ore entirely vegetable in their com,
position, and may be taken IL all times with
perfect safety without h...A .g change of III.
anI the absence Of any dlsa2ree.ibie taste rch0s
II easy to ndnl,sisfer tAe,S to childrm
WlRR.9P-r ~. s..iFatrs! sfsl
The genuine have 6ve signatures Of Henry 4.
Spalling Oh each BOX. 9. ts4nspstk e9'Y
Sold BY Drusgistsa and 4o1kerp Dealers in,
Medicines. E~as1
! 4 Box will b. sent nv mail prepsj.l % re.
ceipt Of the $3.50 sls \
II -Pc = g al vltA
All or'lsrs:s >h,m'l 10 addressed 20 II
RiNkY u. SPALD(NG.
Osisr Street, Nv Yssna.ss
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

We should SO live and labor tia,
what came 10 us rs sc' d may 20 TO the
next generation rs blossoms, end wllu
came TO rs ~ blossoms may 60 to them
80 fruit. =
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
a teacher had been explaining tvhis

a teacher had been explaining ivhis
class the points ct the compass. All
!; were drawn up in front, toward the
Rorth: Now what is before You John -
"lkc north, sir. What is behind Won.
Tom?""My coat-tail, sir" dhe, irwin.
At the same time to get glimpse at
i.
The Etna Fire Insurace Comrany
Of Hartford have invested $3.50. COS IN
the national loan.
It may perhaps be thouFht difficult,
10 decide which is the most destructive
1.-The mortar i'll the battle field or IN.
mortar ~ the drug store.
Tho number Of guns being placed
upon the three forts in the harbor Of
Boston il about 10.
Tho assessed valuation OF the rca,
estate in Philadelphia, for the yea,
1861, i $751;. CO, 900.
IN all tiefmfny, there are only l,66j
lawyers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

GIN A. 4 REsst.lII A..EyT.
HIS DELICIOUS TONIC STlMU.
LIANT,
+ ESPECIALLY designed for the use Of the
II MEDICAL Profession and the family having
uPerse.'ed the so-caiiei Gins ..Arurnatic. Y
Cordial, 'Ns.l.ca.el.r ".Scbunpra.r etc n
n"wen.ofsed by AL of the pronltnent physi-
clans chemists and e6nnois,enrs rs possess
agsit Of Those in,rdssrs 'heaiainaf qua sties
tonic aud 1i"'e.ic) which Ieiong to nv OLD
ANA eSHk G'ss Rsat "p in q..Ast- bottles and
sold BY druggists, grocers, etc.
A N. BININGEK eco.
established in 1879 Sole Proprietots.
No - Broad street, n. Y.
For Sale BY D. $. BARNES 4 CO., Soi 10
Park Row, lew York.
Our long experience and familiarity with
the requirements OF DRucGlsTs., and our gu.
peror business faculties, enable Us to furni.h
them with cAoice Liquors for medical and
family use VI Rl2 lyear al
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

They 'lie,e Cough instantly.
They clea 'he Throat. ,&
they give strength and volume to the voice.
They impn,t y delicious nsa,nS ~ the brsath
They a.. deli slItul 10 the taste.
They IRE made Of simple herbs and cannot
harm any one
advise very one who has Cough or
y hmekv voice or n bad breath, or any diGic.l-
~ Of The III, Ont. 10 get package Of my lhr"a,
Coutcct ions. the, will relieve you instantly,
aud .ou viii agree with me tina, .'hey 70
ri .hC,utic spot. You will tind them Very
useful aud pleasan, while travelling or atterI
ing public meeting. tor stiiiinY ynuv conghsm
allayinE your ri,st ifypu Try one package
| am safe in saying that you VIII ever after.
wards consider thsm itlisI cn.ih'e. You win
find them u. the DrMg...,s and Dealers in
Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE E,I.
My signature is on zach package. -
Others are counterfeit
Ar..kAze ~ili he scni ry mil, rrcpa;
on receipt Of THIRTY Cents.
ADpw,.s.
sss:N"y q. >raI:,i.s.
Ne. IS CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK.
e1se' 4 single ho,.le ~ SPAlnlNG'S
FACED GLUE ~ save ien tines iis 4. st
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
ElNkLl. l. LYON
SEMl\C-NlCNI\E o.
509 87oD~AY
N1'

NO person who c"n,cnplnies purchasing
l\>"w.g Masl'nc tor tan'.l, OF mana..,,-
nrir purposes, sh,l u lfnil 10 send Tor oac of
our E,nlais, which ,on,a,,s ATS aud fun
de-. .n'i"n> Of the several St,.e,. ,ices aud
Samples 81 work, NIL "f wnch ac send by mail
tree. We claim 10 have the
ut SEWING MACHINES IN TIE
"o
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

orclther Family Or Manufacturing Purposes
Aud all weask is - tair trinl Read the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

Eess' 4 single hn''f" ~ SPAINlNG'S
fAEEn GLUE sii' save ieu tines iis &. st
nunlly -9Q
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
sPALnlNG'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDlNs.S PREPARED GLUE.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-09-06

We have heretofore onitted 70 n,tice the
speech of HxSxy SEcKrsr. ESQ made Al
recent Cnion meeting at Grsescasele- IL
has been represented 10 u as an exceeding
" eloquent and beautiful effort. aooaadng
IN strong points. gushing with lofty patriot
isn and fine phrAseology-in fine the grand
effect of his rasny successful efforts cor
respondent of the Indianapolis Journal says
OF IL:
The speech wss the master effort OF -
life For more than three hours he held Ms
audience spcll-bound, while deiensnS the
Government. and repelfng the assaults ot
traitors His eloquent appeal 20 msn o. al
parties 70 forget party, and rally. az a band
Of brothers, IN support Of the Government IN
this crisis. produced marked effect. lie m =
sisted these could be but two parties Ps'ri-
o,, and traitors: that ne vho was not tor the
Government MS against u; that tners eouio
os no neutral ground. lie was not Tor sub
Juxating any section. but for eonguering
peace by crushing out rebellion he vac Tor
war 30 long as traitors were IN arms, and be
Eeved IL 10 be the duty of every loyal citizen
% contribute his last dollar. and even bis
bloo,; 20 preserve the Government lie de-
Tended the act Of the President la suspending
shs writ Of h4beas corpus. anu claimed that
such action was the child OF the Democracy.
But will not attempt 10 even nunerats the
points made.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-09-06
The portion Of General rsxrOxrs recent

IHr portion Of General FRxroSr's recent
proclamation. which thrsateas TO SET free the
negroes Of secessioaisss IN arms. seems TO
meet with approbatioa in loyal slsre States
IL does no. propose 20 sc. free any slaves
but those belonging 20 traitors The short
EST way to be nd OF the niggers OF secession
isrs. Who rua away 20 the ~=r.and leave them
behind. IA to -. them sdr:a and lsi them
shift for themselves II "a no part OF tho eu-
sinss OF the Government 70 feed them or
take care OF then-farnish them clothing or
medical attention. II their nssscrst turn trsi-
sor- md leave them behind While tsey 20 OF
TO fghs against thu Governnoas, thsy can
scarcely hope that this sane Government
will undertake - board them a7d lodge them
I'll .hey return. The rule does not app'y 70
che slaves OF Union men We csuno- see
~hy sny Uaioa nan shoald caro- much what
becomes Of the dsrks<s OF secsssionists- We
do no, either see what particular impropT'e'!
there Is in turning them Gus 20 sr-re for
themselves, particularly where taeFe is no
publicserib 10 @yiek'' At. its accessory TO
agh. tho Devil with ire. sometimes, A. the
old adase has IL.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-09-06

The following item in the Louisville Jour
nal would Indicate that the decent citizens oi
Paducah were about tired enough OF the Sc
cession mob rule there 20 take hand IN the
war themselves. and have their own way.
We are gTaiihcd TO learn from the Cairo
correspondence OF the Cincinnati Commercial
that the merchants OF Paducah have volunta-
rilv paid the house Of Bcment Neile, tue
representative Of the cargo OF the captured
steamer Samuel Orr. the sum OF SlO,COO Tor
the same. NJ. Bingham, member oi tue
firm. arrived az Cairo on Thursday IRON Pa
iucah. where he had been cordially treated
He informs the correspondent that the Pedu-
cahians are determined 20 have the Orr
brought back or pay for her. Having been
ruled by a mob long enough, they have taken
The matter into their own hands, and assure
all there viii be no repetition OF the recent
disrracefui SCENE. It's announced as a Ger
taintv that the citizens OF Paducah have cut
OF all communication with tie South by cut
inz the teegTaphc wires and blockading the
Mobile & Ohio Railroad at that point.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-09-06

The New York Eramiaer says: \ medi-
cal friend. whose European experience gives
value to his testimony. and whose heart has
been pained NJ the number Of deaths which
have alrcade taken place in our army. from
The loss OF blood from wounds, begs Us 10
suggest that the per-chiorisie ofiron. an att
Gle TO be obtained from all our larger drug
cists. will check hemorFhage. even from
large blood-vesscls. promptly ard e.iectuallt.
-Four or Eve drops are suiicicn; % cheek
completely the flow OF blood from anything
except the largest arteries. and half tea
spooniul will arresl bleeding even from these
tie advises that each non-commlss oned
officer should be provided with a small ast
tin bottle OF this. containing say a coupe OF
ounces. which lac can wear IN his breast
pocket, and that the bottle should have
wound around it little baI cotton. Oh which
the iron could be dropped OF poured 70 apply
il. This simple device would have saved
several valuable lives az the affair at Nieuna
and AZ Great Bethel. " III not the Sanitary
Commission see 70 this ma;tefE
The daily Wabash express., 1861-09-06
Another Trra~oaablc Lie-su Editor
FIorced

On sstnriay. NE Qnososi tao paragraphs
ffeni mo Assu-, The de.ibcTafc purpose oi
which no one can donbt uas 20 discourage
tie cniistmenf OF ls.sh VOLUNTEER. Below
VII be found another tfcasonable .ic from
the .ame soasce.. lhe.ATgus says
ne volunteers = ho noH enter the array,
ne arc correctly insorncsi viii be paid Tor
their future seivicos ia tioyerumcas noies--
his proceedaFS' cnulEels the usinsl 10 Tesef;
70 the iaet 'hr.t The same kind OF pas u4s re
ceisea by osF FeFoluiionaFy fathers. and their
history OF those Cn1ce--
We haKeno lsneaage - property charar
tefizo the cold blooaea baseaes. equal 10
treason 80 shamcAl tfs. The ass,sai. 81
tory journalism Ia the darkest hour ol the
first revolution present no parallel and tho
Argus in IA iuilmy stands alone
The patience and the plri0li N ol lAls
community have been severely taxed ia the
toleration oi this reasonable sheet ia our
midst bnI We warn The tory editor aud the
little squad % secession - nlpathiseTs who nso
him A. q cats paw, that the point 81 ioEhear
ance j. well nigh passed
The mischicvous operation OF the abcy G
dastaFdly largraph has been lelt iat day
OF two past ia Camp i,ppecauoc aud In the
various recruiting stations In the CITY Oh
eess have been called on q explainle and Ne
are not surprised q learn that Capt. Carroll.
having srseci tie loss Of TWO recruits direct
+ IN 10 this source, confronted the editor on the
: street 10 day. and after few wosds had
possei be,weea them. knocked him dowu and
gave him a terrible heating. Tho craven
wretch. although iuli as heavy as his assa.lan'
made no resistance. and but for the promp'
interference Of several loyal citizens he woult
have been rendered powerless fos all purpo
ses of evil for the remainder OF his natura
life. As il was. he was terribly beaten. hi
face battered to jelly and both eyes Il
eclipse. Hewin - IL blind on scoesh To-
the next two weeks. ~ least, Il his paper 4
tolerated that length o. tme.-f.eia
Courier.