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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
The Ch. isdAaa Geoalenaan.

He is shove mean thing. He cannot
stoop to fraud. He invades no secrets
in the keeping ef sHotber. He ketrsys
no secrets confide.l to his own keeping.
He never struts in borrowed plumage.
He takes selfish advantage Of no mean
mistakes. IIe Rscs no isnoble ysspQps
Of coRtfqver,y. He Revef stahs IN the
dark. He i ashamed Of innendoes.-
He is not one thing to . mans face and
another behind his back. Ifby accident
he comes into possession Of his neigh.
bor's counsel, hs Passes ppos them an
act ofinstant oblivion.-Hs bears sealed
packages without tampering with the
wax. Papers not meant for his eye,
whether thay dutter 1t bps windoy or
lie open before him in unguarded OK
posure, are sacred 70 him. He profanes
no privacy Of others, hswever tie sentry
sleeps. Bolts and bars, lscks and keys,
hedges and pickets, bonds and securities
posicss to trsspassers are nons of thsn
for him. He may b trarted. himssl!
ont Of s;ght-near The thipppest paJtition
-anywhere. He buys no Office, he
sells none, be iptrigues for none. Hs
would rather fail Of bis rights than win
them threngh dishonor.-He viii eat
honest bread. he tramples on no sen.
sitive feeling. He insults no nan. II
hehavs rebuke for ap9thsF, he i atraight
forward opsn. and manly. Hs esanot
descend 70 scqrrillity. Rillingagats
don't Y u biz track.-From Al P-otene
and wanton dialect biz words are chas.
tened. OF womap, and to her. be faea.ks
with dapsnoy ard respsct In short,
Whatever he judges honorable. b prac-
t,ces towarde every maq.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

An anvil block for steam hamme,
lately cast q the Port Richmond Iron
Works, near Philadelphia, weighs 81
tuns. The quantity Of cir used in the
blast to smeltit 1000 cubic feet pei
minute, and ono pound ofcoal was used
for every pound Of iron melted. About
s7} tpns Of pig metal. for the casting,
were melted in four hoursip one .cnpola,
aud tho mold was SIZED i u paipntes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
d.. P. L. BALDY

Again offers his seryiaa;, ITO the inhabi.
tantt Of Toledo, and vicinity,) - Practice
ing Physician and Obstetrician,
Special attention given to Diseases Of Fe.
males and Children.
chronis diseases willieoeiys special atten
ion.
Those whose fears have been excited againe
thesxcessive use Of Calomel, or Mercury, in
any torW-Aay rest assured they will receive
no injury-during treatment.
Every person win - sxQected % ssttls their
Indebtedness every
81 r MONTHS. BY CASH, PRO
DUCE OR NOTES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

IRrsa Wlr.-At : war neeiiag ia@
suburban town the athes night sas q
the epeaksre VA N Irilhaas, ta ~
oruit,) Nhq called upon HE ceaatzymea
70 osms Ssryar4 and eaiist, s4yiag -
the stout arms Of shoss H1o haA -,
sfrnossd opr railroads, Dig ont oaaala.
and laid the "stonewalls" ef orr bHild..
ings, were Vanted Ry the 0svsrHMeae.
In FACT" says he, .'thars > : fS!tail
.Stoneyalr in virgiaia thaf padly nssae
laying. and BY the blessing IF God ve,n
fqisA thai JOB torthpgithA.' i!A
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
WAsHiNGroN, Sept rs.
PROCLAMATION By THE PRESI-
DENT.


Whereas, it has become necessary q
call into service not only volunteers, bu,
also Rartion Of the militia Of he
States BY draft, in order 70 ssgbTes.
the ,nsurI ection existing in the Unitsd
States, disloYs' pereons are not ade
anately restrained by the ordinary pro
cesses Of law from hindering this mea
sare and from giving cid and comfor'
in various ways to the insurrection.
Now, therefore, be it ordered
First, That during the existing insur
reption. and ps 9 necsasayy measure fo'
snppressing the sane, all rebels and ia
surgents, their aiders and abcttors, with
in the United States, and all person,
discouraging volunteer enlistment, resist
ing militia drafts. and guilty of any dis
loyal practice, offering aid and comfort
to the rebels against the authority oi
the United States, shall be suject te
martial law and liable to trial and pun
ishmeut BY coprl-marial or military con-
mission.
Secend, That the writ Of kabeas cor.
pas is suspended in respect to all per-
sons arrested, or who are now, or here.
after during the rebellion shall be, i'm.
prisoned in any fort, camp, arsenal mill
tary prison, or other place Of con6ne.
mept. by any military authoity, or by
the sentence Of any court martial Or
commission.
In witness whrreof I have hcreunto
SET my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States te be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this
oath day Of September, 1862, and Of
Ike Independence Of the United States
the s7th.
fSigncd] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
6y the President:
WM Il. SEWARD, Secr'y ofS,ate.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

There are four habits which . wise
ma, commends as essentially necessary
fpr tne management Of teMpafsts aen-
Germs; and these are punctaality. acca-
racy. steadiness and dispatch, Withost
the tirst Of these, time j. wasted with
oas second, mistakes most hurtful TO
onr own credit and interest. and thas Of
others, may he commited; with out the
third, nothing can Be wen dons; and
without the fourth. opportunities .;s
great advantage are lost. which i Il
impossible te recall.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

II India, tho mercury 10 the thor
mometsr has beep observed - stAnd y
rs degrees ii the direct sunlight, and
q tao degrees IN tho shade. In high
latitudes the teapperatprs = sometimes
~ low = 400 degrees below ssso. A
Russian army, IL n expsdition toN NAina,
in 1880, va axpessl Tor several 90.
osssivs days - : tsRpsrasars - d
grees belov zero.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

They decay. Hence. unsecniy mouths,
bad breath, imperfect mastication.
Everybody regrets it. What j. the
cause? ! reply, want Of cleanliness. A
clean tooth acvey decays. The month
j. : Farm placc-es degrees. Par
ticles Of meat between the teeth soon
decompose. Gums end teeth mnss
sulEer.
Perfect cleanliness win preserve the
teeth to old age. How shall il Be se-
cured: Use gull pick, and rinse the
mouth after eating. Brush and CASTLE
soap every morning; tho hrneb with
simple water On going 70 bed. Beatsw
th,s tri6ing care upon your precious
teeth. yaa yi'l keep them and ruin the
dentista. Neglect it, and yop win be
sorry all yoqr |iyee. Children forget.
Walsh thein. The airst teeth dsseFpine
the character Of the SECOND set.-Giye
them equal carr.
Sugar. acids, saleratns. and hot things
arc nothing when compared with food
decomposing between the. teeth Her,
opris|izstiop may loosen tho tseth. long
use may wear them out, bpt keep them
clean and they viii never decay. This
advice i Yerth more than thoRsaRRsdl
Of dellars TO every boy and girl.
Books haxc been written on ihe ea6.
ject.--Thss brief article contains I'll that
l. essential.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

Ex.Prssident Buchanan i abeqt q
remove from Wheailand 70 poxningtsp,
whore - haS just = ehesed \ fsf3
Of 500 aerss from Mr. ToEpssRd Walr
ter. for go, 400. ghs Asilaiau A. ~
finsst npon my farm il the pelsbesn
Chester Valley The farm H. 1poa -
sonth side 9f the North Eansy Hil, ~
ip plain siew eft Psnaey,yeni4 cssr
sral Railroad
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

THE Emperor Napoleon is continual
y adopting new methods Of warfare
testing ~ tho ,mprovements that ~
broaght to he Rsiiah md Introducing
The best. ef them iuto his army. Are.
oent letter from the army at Chal4pa
says that AZ j. noy ipstitating expert:
msnts 70 Tel : new plan for Cannon BY
electricity. The advantage ofthis meth.
Cd i said . b that i ipspree perfe,t
accurac, Of aim, stAs the action i q
coprss inatantaneeus
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY, ocTosER 2 1862


The Cereec4 Dqs1reaa NJ
A saoEed rseArd 70 tis psinaiples oG
jastios fssns the bssie q every tranp-
sction snd regulates he copdact Of the
uprigit ,nas sG-bpsinse& We6 strict
in ksep,ag his spgrsspsnts; does
sothing carslessly q - : bury; en-
ploys 20 one to, DO What he can. ~
easily do himself; keeps everything in
it. proper place; leayss nothing pa-
done vhisA ought e be depe, and
which circumstances psrwisted him to
do; Eeeps his designs and business
from he view ef others; il prompt and
decisive With bis custonerA and does
not overtrade his capital; prefers short
credits to long oqss, and sash 70 credit
tyalsactions, at all tilQes When they
can be advantageously made, either in
buying or selling, and small pro6ts
with little risk, to the chapce Of better
gains with better hazard. He il clear
and explicit in all his bargains /; leayes
nothing to the memory which he can
and ought to commit TO writing; keepe
copies Of all important let;axa xhiah be
sends away; and has every letter. iq;
voice, &e,, Belonging to his hnsipsss
titled, csas.ed and put away. He never
suffers his desk to be confused h2 many
papers lying apon it; il alvays At the
head Of his business, we'll knowing that
if he leaves it, it viii leave him holds
it as maxin, that be whose credit is
suspected is not safe to be ,rustcd, and
is constantly examing his books aud
sees through all his affairs as far as
care and attention enable him; balances
regularly at stated times, and then
makes out and transmits allhis ACCOUNTS
current to his custoHers and constitu.
eata, both At home aud abroad; avoids,
as much as possible, all sorts Of accom-
in money matters and law
suits, where there j. the least hazard, is
economical! in his expenditures, always
living within his incomc; keeps me-
morandu'n. book with q pencil in lis
pocket, in which he notes every little
particular relative to appointments. I'D.
dresses and petty cash matterg; is cay
lioqs how he becomes eecrri,y for ahy
person, andis generous only yhen urged
BY motiyse Of hamaHAy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

Fnfnf are $500 streets in Lenlaq.
which, II they were placed 10 : etraighf
line xsp|a extend 5000 mAee, q txios
the distance from Calais to CnRstastli..
pople. Ifa person ehenld undertake. q
xalk ,hrosgh ~ thess eiFeefs. and
shosld 60 ssn miles aay, each working
day. il you'd rsQaiss FAole ysas. ~
meapwhile new city, with ffon e..
900 70 10000 iahahitaRte, SoSsMa! b
bpilt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
Bachelors Oplaien ef 1leaern
0oenU.

Ever ranging esnstanly changing.
eonstimss Asaxine. somstimes ssaxiag.
No expressing how much drssgink
Little knowing, little etEine;
Little wslfinG grsally 1slkiRG
Mischief making, promise brsskiaGs
Novel reading, dsinty feeding,
Idle dEsamiBg, sudden screaniDH,
Lap dog doting, Byron quoting,
Piano playing, genius displaying,
Dody brssing tightly laeing,
Over eleepinS, oftan Fssping.
Dandy loving, white kid glowing,
Thin ehos rssribg, health dsspA}Fipg,
Daily fsettfag, siekly getting,
What blessed wives TO cheer meR's lives
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

70 EASE MELAxcEoLr.-Set ahont
}cipg good. One act Of kindpsse win
have moro influence % the spirit than
u - salt,wster baths that ever wsrs
inyentcd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

CpOuXcO UeJOtvB W Iu0 JOWSSS Cs0S'
Of animals; creature Which may b.
said to form the 6rst link in the grea
chain Of lie which ends witls man
This microscopic protosoon is by M
means unfrequently to be met with il
stagHapt wqters and vegetable infnsions
Il is . minute semi nu,d maas, present
ing scarcely any evidence Of district or
ganization, even Of the simplest kind
When the creature, in the course af il
progress, meet with particle capable
Of affording it nutriment, il gelatinou.
body spreads itself over and around thf
precious morsel 30 ~ to envelop It com.
pletely. The substance thus taken into
this extemporized stomach undergoes
a sort Of digestion, the nutritive meter
ial being extracted, and the indigestible
part being, - it we're, squeezed out Of
the body. Ofthe mode Of its reproduce
ton nothing yet is known, save that il
undergoes multiplication by self.diyis-
ion, and that portions separated from
the mass, either by cutting Or tearing,
can dsveloRe themselves into indepen-
dent beiags. Tnis iiyipg speck OF jelly,
which can get along without legs, and
which can convert any portion Of its
substance into stomach, may be re-
garaed as tie type Of the FrotozqA
All the finer descriptions Of sponges
are obtained from Islands in the Med.
and the cearser descriptions
from the Bahama banks and the coast
Of Florida. About one thousand bales,
each weighing 800 ibs., are shipped an.
nually from Nassau, New Providence.
Sponge fishing is also carried on at Fey
West, ip Florida, where about LOG, ,oooihs
are gathered annually. Our great source
Of sponges, however, Is the Bahama.
The Andros Islands and the Keys are
the great spopgiag districts. The
sponge is usually found in grAasy apd
rocky patches pear the shores Of this
group. Crawls for cleaning these may
be seen, constructed with stakes about
two inches thick, driven into the mud
and foraaioe : square Of twelve feet,
high to prevent the sponge
washing ont. IN these the sponge i
soaked and washed Frequently, after.
having been buried in sand abou. a
week or ten days, when it loses the
black animal matter, which has an o&en-
sivs smell. When frat gathered the
pieces are wrenchsd from the rocks with
= strong tws-pronged fork fixed to .
long pole. The sponges are Of four
kinds-yellow, velvet and mop. The
first is the most valuable kind the sec.
ond ae !shs toughest, and much used in
stables for its softness.
In 1859, 2o7, ,450 pounds Of Bahama
sponges were imported into the United
States. At Nassau, New Frovidence'
( may be seen in vast quantities on
clear days spread On tho roofs Of houses,
and hung upon fences to dry. An the
sponges which are hawked around our
streets for sale, either come from Key
West Or Aaasas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
Medical Notice.

Doct. H. Bunce, again offers his service 70
.he citizens of Toledo, and surrounding coun.
,ry, - Physician and Surgeon. Doct. Burce
nay hs found at his Office in J. NJ. Shanklin's
Drug Store, from o'oJask A. NJ. until P. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
VI with J. NJ. shsnklin, will be promptly
sLtenaed to. =
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02

Gew Yerk RepanalCan saa1e Cen
ve9taS4.
9yTaoass, Sept. -.
i The Republican State Convention
pes il this city today. Hon. Henry
I. Raymond presided Gen. Janes
4. Wadsworth was nominated lor Gov
fpor, sad LyneP TrsRsalns 81
Sisp,pnant Gossgpsr. .
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One Square, FIRST insertion, $lOO
each subseausnt insertion, O,5O
llne square YhIee months, 400
Dc Blk months, 600
dc One year, 1900
Qtartsr. column, one year, $500
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D . column. one year. 5000
- 10 addition to the above rates. ADVERTISE
msntscontsining rule and figure work, viii
b charged one third more.
Twelve lines ~ this type maks : square
Business CAEda, consisting efsix lines Or
ess $500 per year.
- All Transient and Legal advertisement,
1nst 10 paid in advance.
Unless the number Of insertions Do speci-
fed q the time advertisements are handed
= thsy will b Published At the discretion Of
hs publisher. and charged for the length Of
IN tie, are inserted.
A liberal discount from tho ebove rates
will BE- made to. large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
. % IL H ID o
MILL.

The old Firm Of D00LIr1LE 4 STEWART
gives notice to the citisens Of Tans and ID
joining col mites, that We have possession ef
the TOLEDO FIGURING MILL, and BY strict
attention 70 their business will endeavor 70
eive complete satisfaction 70 ~ Who may pat
ronixe them.
These who como from distance weuld DO
we'll y come on Friday, % = - ct THAR grist
on Saturday.
CUSTOM WORK DONE AS CHEAP
- at any other mill.
poolittle & Stewart.
Toledo. Feb.lsth. 1882. .v4-nl2-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
lQicha9nn Poalllcs.
Detroit. Sent, -.

The RepnAican State capSeAtiop ~
in this oity today. Il nomina.
ted the present Stale oi6cers for re-
slection, excepting Lieut.. Governor,
Auditor and Attorney Genera.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
r :
Auorntps


WAR CLAIM OFFICE
Of
q. II. 9EEURIs1
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT Law,
TOLEDO, - TAMA Co., - Iowa.
Altkinds Of Law and collecting busines
promptly attended to.
Having procured ell the laws, Of the United
States, on Bonn.ies, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will giys special
attention to obtaining aaa collecting,
Pensions due Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and dsosas-
ed soldiers.
Discharg&i s,ldiers sending their discharge
paqsrs, will receive their pay by return Of
mail from the Department at WashiaGtoa.
No fees charged sn soldiers' claims unless
til. claim is coalecssl.
@. 4. STRUBLE.
v4.ns3-ly.
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Celebralang.
Bangor, Nj,

Bangor, Ne Sept -. j
One hundred guns were fred here to-
day, bells rung, and boa1res made II
bqnor of the Rrsslident's Proo's1atiesp,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
MII1IINERY.

AIDES T. have jnst received > xssy larg
! stock of new Spring and Summer Mill
merry Deeds 81 the latest style which will
oil very cheap. will also attend to Dress
Maklne With much care. ! will try 70 aoeoMp-
date ~ my sustemers. Rooms at Mr.. Van.
.Mooscrofts, aouthsast part Of town.
ssss 81 MISS =. 1. NASH.
TSledA. Nay 9th, 1a6f v8-n27
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r. F. BRADFORD

r. F. BRADFORD
Attorney and Counselor at Law
TOLEDO, Tama Co., = IOWA
win practice in al the courts and attsnj
to collections.
-REFERExcEs-
Andrew johnson y. g. Senator
Horace nsnard, member Of Congress.
Hon. Emerson Ethrides.
r. T. J. Bpfrdman, MARIETTA Iowa.
H. G. Hendsrson, AaxaAf4 kpFA:
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH Il, 1862.
n. Volunteers seps.


~. e,n =, o,,, linton, our glorious banner,
For yesfs u has waved Ger Alne - - so..' .
m, Ia ,reschefous rebels have lately a.sAuei w.
we =, a, deN, nd H. and those rebels well foil.
7, .hsi nevr h. said that the North have ,is IN
The fae that their fathers 20 W judly have earned
TIE lesson they taught T. cd vi and, tne traitors
Ere rsr sh,ll have ceased, viii most dearly have
The black hearted traitors the ,reseh erous traitors
Ere war shall have ended, vii, dearly have .eArnoi
Ad,,u I 4, our fathers. our mothers, our sisters,
Our wives, aud our children, our sTeei-hsHr's 'Ne-
Perhaps vhs. We mex, mes, r.ii be in yoo heaven
m our f.,e be b. live or ~ die, none can TEL
.one lopg, long embrace, one sweet Kiss perhaps
Al, ,tcss I,r,d forms will bs he'd 10 the hear
Ds see thtit tears sSe. Al tne thpushh "a ''
Aad ysi,h., rat, teri. sly iIn.ta, ~. &c..
Tares Hria, l. our lOvc, 80 gag We. 'e'''
wssu duty duty, ard homer, b,,h cal to lep'r'
The GAG o our ti,n-uone ,'er ~. sg.p..ntls
For III Rel, Waite and Bn' "e 81. A'H' VI w
NJ, nose bu, the Star. an tie 81 pes 'a". d."
Oh, !, rvSi ds,,t d. though our 'ers 'h run
n We TX M! We vii. IN sc.us thtis s'r u', .,
All ,ur bsauufll banners out dean pdr'uls 'aau
s,, A. n. e our portion, well fshi Till victorious,
All over each state {, ats the Z sg % the rec
TIA, beautiful banner, the star spsnglsd banner,
WEI proudly unfirl 90 the land o. tie 'res'
n On \, the CONFLICT, we're ready i,r battle,
A. . word we vii sweep through each traiiHoIs
state
W. would rather by Ear hear the denh cam, ns
rate
Than 70 q -, md iBgloriout i.ctC-- wait.
n dancer vc 'cs-, we lot n en- g. N vi ',ts'
1 q ire w,.d be hit ST. ken snd YOU I'll a. sss
T.ch t-Ai,or lNd lNW, pr raised k'st ~ hate,
And 1r- tNen shall ave TIE pror' y, ~ tho 'res.
Yes. th- = trcy d.scsriei Sal lr1lly Sat J'et
Yea
Fst Lthe ~. m5.cnn, the L 80 . tAe FREQ
INSSY IpHp.
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RDMR&
rTEETTON LADImf

"A YURsit FUR9tt ~
Ths old established NV York Fur Msnuf.osur.
ing Co. DepOt 90 Cha.ham =, odsr grsa,sr induce
nsents than ever, Now II The tine 70 gs, pour win
lsrgs, fresh, and The besa seec.sd sock q Rurs y
ws,sr Mink, Cape NSf ssd ouff., d %
Marsh Mink, n Cape, kuh and Cuts $40 20
French Mink, Cape, Mud and Cum, 81 70 $40
French Mink, full y Caps, Mun and Cum, tl0 70
tioi French Mink Mum, ~ 70 -; Water Mini
Mufs ~ v -; French Babls NUTS, q W - 50
Watet and French Mink French Sable and Amer
san Fitch and Rock Martin " Caps. % 70 SIN;
Martin, hnk Martin, Brook Mink and Grey o.
eertA SquirrB equally ~ low, Highesa pros paid
FLEMING, Manager, isH Sac iss
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n published 'or the intnrnA,iuu OF th.payorat
BDl, 10 During the tine tne books shall be ops
" public Inspection, ~ herein beiore provided
application may pe made by any Iv-suu o0IA.deytn
himself a. grloyod by the ABsoaiol valuation Z III
reA ~ persona. estate, " have the same onrreC'
- sucl application De male IN rotation 70 NJ
Jpseutd valuation ~ real estate, 10 uiuin be MAJ
Ia wiring, ttNugtne ground Of obi, tor thery
~, and NeIeuInr the q uu issionerH shA J ~ unlh
mt Nhe N'u4 ant, Rud y, Ia their Judgment, 4.
assessment Va errce. us, 1nay shAl cause 1he HAia
" ne corrected. II such application lie msda \
relation ~ lie ASSESSED va ul.l IN n persona ~
tate, tht applicant sua- liz UxAmLnNl IN Ser lath
,hs said Commissioners, who ahau be Gmuur.zs.
~ administer such o.tn, or any ~ hoin, and ", \
LH or their judgment Ne ssss tfoleAt " erroaeoul
thUy ana cause Ne HNrt =, 1v sIrroCtesi, mi n
tlt amount o'snch Szsss'rnplt a. gAsy may lsIsy
\ = sust Eal declare L.sT le. sau thrr,on With
~ IAys GTsr ~ ; Api 4's' "a sGal AVE bess
10 ) / en-. No rsi lctFn fll.l Oe uads by VI
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