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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

How TO TELL a LADY.-Tcn women shall
get into an omnibus, and though we never
saw one Of them before, we shall select you
the true lady. She does not litter when a
gentleman, handing up her fare, knocks of
his hat, or pit'h"s 1t away over his hose
nor does she receive her "changc," after
this 90 him) inconvenient net of g,llantry
in grim silence. She wears no lowered
brocade to be tredlen under foot, nor ball
room jrwcliy, nor rose, tinted gloves, but
the lace ll'ill round hsr face is scrupulously Y
fresh and the strings under her chin evi-
IDENTIFY, been handled only by dainty fin
gers. She makes no parade of watch, If
she wears one--nor docs she draw of her
dark, neatly fitting gloves, to display osten-
tatious rings. Still we notice. nesting in
the straw beneath us, such a tris litt!. boot,
not paper soled, but of anti consumption
thickness, the bonnet upon her head is OF
plain straw, simply trimmed, for your true
lady never wears II dress hat in an ON
nibus. She is quite as civil to the poores t
as the richest pvrSon who sits beside h2r.
and equally rcgardful Of their rights. II
she attracts attention, it is by the unccn-
scious grace of her person and manne", not
by the ostentatlon Of her dress. We are
quite sorry when she pulls the strap and
disappcarS-if we We're a bach lOr, We
should 60 home to our solitary den, with 4
resolution to become better and married
man.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

The SOUTHERN EMB ENArlc BIRD. In
one of the Southern cities. party Of the
leaders of the great rebellion were seated
in cozy room of one Of the large hotels.
having merry time over their campaign.
when the question arose as to what bird OF
animal should be adopted as their national
emblem. Suggestions f,om each one had
been discussed and all rejected, when one
of the number called 10 his aid one Of the
lelvants. Old 30 scratched his wool a
moment. when his eyes began to brighten
md he said: 'MaSsa, guess do Gst wi!l
be emblematicist when de fuss be eser =
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

MopERS CnivALRv. modest young
lady living in Madison avenue on her way
home one evening, was accostud by rude
fellow who became very Insulting. Her
screams caused the yagai.oul Ia run away,
and brought a gyntcei locking young man
TO her assistance; seeing her overcome with
terror he volunteered 10 accompany her
home, an offer which she gladly accepted.
Whom they arrived there ske thanked him
Gor lie service he had rendered her, and
she would never forget it, and only regretted
she knew Of no way to reward him. He
listened atttnliv,ly, bowed and said. III
yon'il hand over a quarter wen call i.
SQUARE"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

A GENEROUS ACT. At a recent meeting of
the American Bible Society was ann ounced
the British and Foreign Bible society gave
an Appropriation Of .f2 900 sterling (about
100000, payable either by bill of exchange
or gold as might be desired, to aid the
American Bib, Society in its work at time
when the troubled state Of country would
be likely to diminish its receipts.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

SPECIMEN Brother: have got
one ni the handsomest farms in the state
aud have it nearly paid for. Crops are good,
and Prices never were better.
We have glorious revival Of religion in
our church, and both of our children (the
Lord ae praiSed) are converted.
Rather got to be rather an incumhrance,
aniSast week took him to the poor house.
Your Atfectonate Brother, NJ B.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

w-A gentleman at pablo table. who
had exercised his jaws for some fifteen
minutes upon small morSel Of steak
turned to his neighbor and said what
pity to kill this aninal!"
"Why ?" responded his friend.
Because" replied the other, lit would
have make such good working creatures
tough as pine knot"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

w- Wendell Phillips was egged in Gin
cinnati last night. Such conduct is lit'lc
becoming people who enjoy the blessings
of freedom. 1t is true that Phillips is a
fanatic and diSunionist; but he and his
class can do little harm if 'lrft severely
alone" 1t is only by becoming martys
that they acquire dangerous consequence
-AlbanY eusninq Journal
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

~ (Scene, a BARRIERS shop.)-Youns
Swell: III say, Thompson. do you think
shall ever have whiskers ?" Thompson
(after careful examination y "W ell, sir,
really don't think As you eve" will-|east
ways not to speak Off Young Swell -
That's rather hard, for my Pap-I NEAR
Gove'nor--has plenty" Thompson, (face
tiouSly J Yes, sir, but p'r'aps you take
after your Ma"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
Army correspondence.

April l2tn, 1907.
Editors Times AS Companies B an
@ Of the 18th Regiment Iowa Infantry
were made up in Fayette and Alamake
counties, append the following reports o
said Companies, so that their friends ma,
see who are among the killed, wounded ant
missing. All, or nearly all Of those report
ed "missing" were taken prisoners on Sun
day afternoon.
Report Of tho killed, wounded, and miss
ing Of Company B, 18th Iowa, in the bat
tie Of Pittsburg Landing, Tenn, April 9Th
1862.
Some reported to be but none found.
80 WOUNDED.
Privates-O. 7. Adams, arm broken badly
G. Dewey, foot; II. Jones, thigh, severe
W. Maynard, shoulder, slight; r. Wam
pier, wounded and missing; s. Vowel
wounded and miss g.
Capt. ". c. Earle, 1st Lieut. L. II. Mer
rill, I'd Lieut.. John II. Berger, Sergeant!
J. D. Spaulding, f. Kepp, D. Harbaugh
Corporals II. Goodrich, F. f. Hancock, S
Thibedo, j. Upstrom, NJ. Roe, G. Ibach
W. P. Winter. Privates H. Andrews, G
N. Bailey, Id. Beurce, W. B. Bost,J L. Bry
ant, J. Bowling, NJ. Englchorn, J. Ticctt
J. Hanson, o. Hanson, j. Huges, l. B
listed, F. Klees, II. Kuck, F. Lankins, A
Lcne, II. McOAbc, B. Mcclure, F. Monk
G. Noyes, E. r. Perry, B. Peterson, Trs
Peck, S. Peck, A. j. Rogers, Chas. Rus
sell, J. Scott, r. g. Sergeant, r. Schffaner
K. Thompson, r. Wampler, W. White, E
Wood, Ole Wanberg, John Oleson, Sam
eleven, S. Wood, NJ. Sanncr, G. Ettle, c
Roe.
Killed, wounded, and missing of Co. c
KILLED.
Corporal Thomas Henderson, Charlie.
Pendleton, Charles Larson.
WOUNDED.
Corporal P. R. Ketchum wounded and
MS sing; Go. w. Grannis, wounded ant
missing; Frank W. Moine, wounded ane
missing; Henry George, in knee, severe
a. P. Munger, in thigh, severe; D. w
Reed, in thigh, severe.
Capt. W. w. Warner; Orderly Serg't
G. w. Cook; serg'ts. G. Hazlet, Emer,
Clark, James Stewart; Henry j. Grannis
ensign; Corporals S. F. Brush, j. F
Hutchins, D. d. Warner, P r. Woods
Privates Z. j. Abbott, Jas. Ayres, E. II
Adams, S. c. Beck, j. w. Ballingcr, Johr
Bysong, G. Burroughs, A. c. Bushnell, II
Beadle, Erwin Comstock, Henry Clark, H
Curtis, J. II. Carmichael, Simeon Clifford
VIM. zHamlin, William Jordon, Isador,
Jordon, A. r. Ketchum, William Kent, j
Kent, Lawrenc,. Lott, Wilson King, Johr
Quivey, W. +. S,aor, T. A. Smith, Chas
Sigman, Samuel Stone, Albert Utter, r. D
W iliians, Charles Wallace, V. B. Wait
The above reports are as correct as it i:
yet possible to get them. have not tim,
to give you an account of the battle-suf
flee to say it is the greatest that has ever beer
fought on this continent. The battl. falC
is six by eleven miles, and over the whole
area there was desperate, bloody fighting
We repu'scd the enemy but at fearful
cost. Ii is a staggering blow to both ar
mics. d. B HENDERSON,,
Acting Adjutant 10Th Iowa Infantry.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

- \ Boston d1scon was once over
heard to pray in this way: ooh, Lord, we
won,d rot pr,snme to dictate. but we wod
suggest that revival Of religion is very
much needed" Another deacon once
offered the following: "Oh. Lord, we hope
xc are right, for We are very decided -
Both Of these prayers ace representatives 0!
+, 4 IL, ce class.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
JOLLY TO THE LAST,

JOLLY TO THE LAST.
If sadly thinking, with spirits sinking, -
Could more than drinking my cares compose,
cure for sorrow from sight I'd borrow,
Ard hope tomorrow would end my woes.
But as In wailing there's naught avaiiing,
And death. unfailing, will strike the blow,
Then for that reason, q. for . season,
Letus be merry be ore go
To Joy a stranger, way-worn ranger,
In cv'ry danger my course I've run;
Now hope all ending, and death bsfriending,
Ills last aid lending, my cares are done
No more rover, or haplcss lover.
My Rriefs are over--my glass runs low;
Then for that reason. and for a sea: on.
Let US be merry Leiore we go.--Cu'ran.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

~ jeff Davis. Of the G. S. A.. is not
original in his doctrine 0! ''ltt us alone;"
j. was promulgated by a s"cesSionist in
early time, as recorded in Mark, chap. 9,
verses % and q.
"And there was in the syna goyuo man
with an unelean spirit, and nc cried out,
Let Us alonc"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

~ An old ''revolutionef" says that OF
| I'll the solemn hours he ever SAW ne dies.
| cribes ih going home one dark night from,
| widow Bans after being told by her
Laughter Sally that nc needn't coue again
tay the most SOLEMN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
WHOLE NO. 288.
April Fools.

April Fools.
We take back what we said yesterday
about the absence Of April jokes and tht
decrease Of April fools. A goodly numbel
Of citizens received, during yesterday fore
noon, q neatly executed card, compliment
tary, and in the following form:
Complimentary Invitation to
Prot. De Fleury's
Grand Moonlight and Musical Festival,
At the Central Park,
On Tuesday Evening Next.
Gideon's band Of so pieces will perform at Intervals
Concert at half past Z. P. NJ. Illusion at 9.
Prof. De Fleury will exhibit for he first time in thi
country his colossal instrument, the
Camera Luncita,
Proving bis perfect control over the lunar system,
No. 636. Tickets 81.
Cheek.
Admit bearer to Central Park to see the moon rise
Keep this in sight.
Numerous persons of both sexes (s0mc
count them by hundreds and some by thou
sands) accepted the fattering invitation
a:d the park was pretty well crowded viii
those admitted "to see the moon rise II
was moon hoax, better than Locke's- -
rhe gate keeper knew nothing of the exhi
bition, but wag stationed there directed
the eager multitude to the Rambe as the
scene Of the anticipated exhibition Of Prof
DE Fleury's "perfsct c0ntrol ouer the lunur
system.' In the end the scene was laugha
ble in the extreme. Fortunately the rail
road directors were fooled as etftctualy as
everybody else, and ran extra cars for the
accommodation Of the Professors, invited
guests " T. Adsertiser.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

The chain of earthly love Is ever breaking;
Aud most dear friend are dearcr when apart.
The presence friend, Is lead upon my heart
Indeed love thee yet, Iknow not how,
Id love thee better, II thou'dst leave me now.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

~ Nature is a great believer il COM
pen>asions. Those TO whom she sends
wealth, She saddles with lawsuits ard dys-
pepsias. The poor never indulge in wood
cock, but they rave style .! appetite that
converts a ns.nbrr three ua.kulcl into 8
salmon, and That is quite rs well.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

4 Few OBJEcrIoNs.-A Mr.. Benchly,
who is leeturing on Texas, thinks that but
for mnsQuito.s, rattlesnakes, mocca>ins,
yellow fever, the cnervating effect Of the
climate the whiskey drinking and other pro
pensities Of the people, that State would be
desirable place Of habitation.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
Poetry.

THE CUMBERLAND.
Magnificent thy fatei
Once mistress OF the seas,
No braver vessel ever flung
A pennant to the breeze.
10 bark e'er died death so grand.
Such heroes never vessel manned:
Your parting broadside broke the wave
That surged above your patriot grave;
Your flag. the gamest Of the game,
Sank proudly with you not in shame--
But in its ancient glory.
The mem'rv OF its parting CLEAN
Will never fade while poets dream;
The echo OF your dying gun
Will last till man his race has run,
Then live an angel story.
-Philadelpkid Buil.tia.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

~ 1t is every mans doom once to die,
but McCulloch seems to make an exception
to this universal law, as he is said to have
paid the penalty two or three times.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

s3~ The rebels at Fort Donelson were
badly in want of socks. but Gen. Grant
supplied their wants by giving them a
sock doogcr
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
AWAY WITH MELASCHoLY.

AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY.
Wesp no more, nor sigh nor groan,
Sorrow ealls no time that gone;
violets plucked the sweetest rain
Makes not fresh nor grow again,
Trim thy locks, look chsefuily,
fate's hidden ends eyes cannot see.
Joys as winged dreams fly fast,
Why should sadness longer last t--Flttchcr.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
GLlMsEs OF BEAUTY.

The homeliest soul will scken of its home.
Seeing winged cloud in the blue vault
Or hearing through the ciry's naddening din
The alanioR'd carol of a Gagged lark;
Or seeing primroscs irought into town;
Or reading OF dreamy isles in the sunny South
Or marble palaces, Italian skies.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

We all
At some time had need to say "forgive!"
o nothing in this low and ruined world
Bears the meek impress Of the Son Of God
So surely as forgiveness. Alice Cary.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

think that woman's part
L. to be mans in spirer-that to take,
She must first give, aud that her power Is not
All Of her, elf but OF herself through him.
The san and dew that make the daisy rest
In its white lap--so she within the love
Created by her love--no other where.
alice Cary
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
= that yeu wanted "A Young girl
W~The Buffalo Express, a Republican
newspaper, anl edited by the postmaster
of that city, respecting the Cincinnati

Of that city, respecting the Cincinnati
outrage upon Wendell Phillips, says:
1t is undoubtedly true that rotten egg
is not good argument, yet if ever man
earned that stylr Of thing, it Is Wendell
Phillips.
Locking at ;he Cincinnati affair in this
light, we eanGlt pretend to any speca
sympathy Walk Mr.. Phillips, or regard him
as any more of victim than the case vii
justify. liz has his remedy we suppose
If he has noi, we suggest to him soap and
water, with an after application Of jockey
club.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

~ The folly oi interfering between
IN III AMI VII, j. tn eramualicalls put
When II. NJ. and wife al odis al. out,
Let syntax be y0ur TUTOR
,Isixt N a~eulle aag len cnine,
WLs. should O. Is hG. eeVat'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
A QUEER ADVERTISEMENT A Cleyelal

A QUEER ApyERrlsEMENT.-A Cleveland
paper recently had the following:
Young girl wanted by-.' (The
blank being filed by the advertisers name
Next morning he found at his door a
large basket, carefully covered with a shawl
Containing plump and healthy baby, OF
the feminine gender, around whose neck
was ribbon with the following note OF in
PRODUCTION
"M.---Yol advertised in this week S
that yeu wanted "A young girl
hope the article send will meet your re-
quire,nents | could have sent her to you
still younger if your advertisement had ap-
peared before but as it is she is only Il
week old, and hope her age will be no
ohjec'ion. have no younger one at pre-
sent.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
W. #. LNCkeN,

now In MeGregor, and would take this meth
il cd OF calling the attention of the community, TO
the various branches OF Painting and Arstical work,
IN which he Is engaged.
House, Sign Painting and Paper Hanging,
All kinds Of Stencil Work, such Is used for Flsu
Barrel Heads aud sacks, machinery Of all kinds
also plates for Farmers to mark their sacks, Buffalo
hides &c lie likewise gives instructions in the
OF GREClAN OIL PAINTING, Orieatal Frssco,
Crystal teaching the student in = few Lessons to
paint anything from small letter to Elephant -
Tie al % cuts and Hangs Fancy Fly Paper, apf all
inds OF Fancy signs. w. +. LACE ~.
McGregor, April 10. 1861.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
.14iScellNMGO1lS. +.
II. 3. GRAY.

Clerk District Court Attorney and Counselor at Law.
and Solicitor In Chancery Mason City, Cerro Gordc
county, Iowa. VIII attend pr omrtly to any business
pertaining the Practice OF Law In the 1th Judica!
District Iowa Will examine Titles, pay Taxes, sell
Lands, &c. The bt It Of References checrfuy given
October 9th, 1S61tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09

A CAPTAIN OF THE WIDE -AwAKEs.--M of
our readers well remember the fine appearance
OF the Plain6eld Wide Awskes previous to the
last Presidential election, and especially the
noble mien OF their gallant Captain. Well,
wnen the war broke out, this patriotic Wide
A Hake got Captain's commission and raised
company. But, If reports are true, his cour-
age eveporated when drawn up in line of bat
tie at Fort Donelson. AS soon 90 the firing
commenced, he could stand it no longer, and
cried out 10 his men to look out for themselves
and made hasty retreat The company were
thrown into come disorder by the cowardly re-
treat OF their Captain, but under Leutenant
Ballard soon returned to their position and fought
gallantly till the victory was ours The iast
tina. was seen OF the Wide-AWake Captain, he
was going at the rate OF $40 and the skirts OF
his coat at an angle of forty five degrees.
80, amt you glad you lo!ned the Wide Awshes etc.
Joliet Signal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09


A PloUs CHAPLAIN The Freepors (Ill.)
Journal Of March II, publishes letter rom the
pen of the Rev. David Teed, Chaplain Of the
Forty sixth Regiment OF Illinois Volunteers, liz
which he says:
owe hear it rumored that Mcclellan has
moved on the Potomac, and the quiet of tsat
noted point is somewhat disturbed, as connect
ed with it is tho report that we are in possession
of Manassas, but with the loss of ten thousand
men, Hope that this is true, thatwe are in pos
session of the place, and that ne haue lost ten
thousand soldiers, as believe this sacrifice will
put beyond she range of probability any dishon-
orable compromise"
By "dishonorable compromise" of course,
the Rev. Mr.. Teed means any settlement that
does not involve the emancipation OF the slaves.
What luminous light of the Gospel and search
er of the Scriptures the Rev. Mr.. Teed must be.
aurelyl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
Master Commissioners Sale.
George N. Parsons, Executor
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased, a. ,

deorge n, Parsons, Executor
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased, if1
I .f. 90. a.. .# OAe W SI1sI OF Ooufis
William T. Breck ct al. '
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SaxE
~ to me directed, from the Superior court of Frank
lin County. Ohio, will offer for SALE at the door OF
the oourt-House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. n and four O'CLOCK
m. the following described real estate situate ln The
county OF franklin and State Of Ohio to Wit Parts OF lots
Nos and Of the subdivision Of survey 1883 heIpo tha
share Of said William =. Breck in sad lots Nos
assigned and set Otto him by the Superior Court oink
lin county, Ohio, at its May term, 1853 In PAL iton
made said lots between him and his wife Exabeth o.
Breck, TO VIII Lot No. two C2) OF said partition com
mencing at the N W. Of lot No. OF said bartI
ton; thence 8. 81 deg 80 min n. 1853 0b-lOO poles 10
the centre OF the Columbus and Harrisburg Turnpike
hoad thence along the centre Of said road N % deg 81
min e. IS poles to the 8. Il. cornor Of lot No of sad
artioni thence N. 81 deg. 30 min. w. Ig0 poles A.
the 3. W. corner OF said lot No 9; thence g. de0 AZ
rood. - ~''''
Also lot No three O Ofsad partition commencing At
the N w. corner Of lot No. 9; thence g. 81 deg 81
nm 2. w poles to the centre Of the Columbus ana
HarrNburg Turnpike Road; thence along he centre 81
said read n 32 deg. 80 min. 4. 50 poles 70 the 8,
corner OF lot No. Of said partition; thence N 81 dag
~ min W. ~ B6-l00 poles; thence 8. deg 40 mio
west " 5O-l00 poles to the place beginning contain
Ing 69 acres, 4roods, 20polss 7N 'rc-i-
Appraised as followB; ......,... a. r. lt ,.-
Lot No, Containing % acres, together With the steam
Lot AS. 8, containing 90 acres, at ss5 per acre.
g. W. HUFFMAN, 6herih,
rlin'eI stees' 70 TS' and Master Commissioner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
Arrest OF a Republican Editor on n
l charge OF DiRlOYRIfY.

sOAUAkO VI
Our citizens were startled yesterday after.
noon by the announcement that one of the edi-
tors of the Detroit Ad1eytisr had been arrest,
ed: by the Deputy United States Marshal of
this city on the charge of treason. OF course
il was hardly credited at the first thought, but
an examination proved that it was too true, IL
seems that some person addressed letter tn
the United States authorities in this CITY, set-
ting forth that an individual who was connected
With one Of the city papers had confessed 10 him
that he vas eDgaged in aiding the secessionists,
and had dispatches from MIR, SlideH, in cipher,
which be should forward 90 the South at once.
II also gave the name aud description of the
individual. A detective was Immediately mt
upon the scent, and Mr.. Doyle, who has for
some months been regular correspondent of
the AdUeTtser, and has recently become con,
nected with the editorial department OF that
paper, was arrested, his person and papers ex
|ah1ined, and himself held over for further
examination until this morning -Dttron Free
Press, of Tuesday
This Detroit Republican paper, whose editor
has been arrested for treason, was the principal
author Of the charge that the Milwaukee Nesos
end other Democratic newspapers were in the
interest OF the Knights of the Golden Circle.
By circulating this story the Aduwtissr expected
10 avert suspicion from itself, There are Re.
publican editors nearer Milwaukee Who are
possibly governed by similar motives, NIL
WeWFts SiS~g'fehHi bfHo. enc fssl lTs 4 affs.alt,