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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-20
Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
And all we ask is fair trial Read the following
IMPORTANT EACTS,

And all we ask is a fair trial, Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS!
FACT No. l-fhis Company bein. daily licensed
their Machines are projected against ia.
ttin Gem, nts or lii CATION.
FACT no. .-ihe,2 Machines make the lock.
sti'ch-aike on h"th >ides-and use little
less Than half rs much thread and silk As the
chain or loap->t'tch machines.
FACT No. 3-Theae Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in the .ua r.
ketto :he fr"ll' changes and aim ,st end
less variety -ewitg RED lIrel IA family
Thcy viii ION one t. twenty thckne,-
se- II Mars. .it, without stopping and mas L
every stitch perfect. They will even sew
from the finest nsc to the he West cloth
and even .tout, hard leather. without chang.
ing the feed, needle, ar tension. or making
any adjustment Of machine whatever. Is not
such n IL tehine best iapted t" family use :;
and If BEST aiap'cd to family us-, why no.
tor every variety Of light sewing mlnrtar-
tnie? For work too heavy for our Family
Machine. We recommend our larger sizes
FACT No. 4-The-e Machines make the most
elastic seam of any sewing machine IN us..
IA fact of very great Importance in sewing
elastic goods, or goods of any kind on bias
FACT No. 4-Np Machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction. or more
easily understood. The reputation Of these
machines wherever used will fully dem IN
stra,e each of the above FACTS.
FACT No. 6-These Machines took the Highest
Premium ut the Franklin Institute. Phila-
delpha.
FACT No. These Machines took the Highes'
Premium atthe NV Jersey State Fair.
FACT No. S-These Machin took the Highest
Medal a. the american Institute in thl City
OF New York, together with the Highest
Premium for the fine Sewing Machine work
FACT N" 9-These Mach ines took both the High
eat Premiums Al the Mechanics Fair. Usic.,
FACT No. l0-These Machines can do the SAME
thing generally. VIII never properly eyh hit.
cd in competition with other irst-class Sew.
ing Machines. Bat we have space for only
one FACT more-it is the most import tan,
Fact of all.
FACT No. live carrapt erery Mgchin. sce s.il
to gire RITTER sntisE.ctioa than any other
S'nMg- Machine in the market. or MONEY re.
fund,G
~ send for a circular. Agents Wanted.
Address
Etnkls 4 Lyon Sowing. Maohins Co,
tan47m6l No. So R-ns rr~.Y Nrr Yosx
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MAD Docs. There was considerable

MAD Docs There was considerable
excitement in town last Saturday NOR
ming over the fact that dog supposed
t" be mad had passed through town and
bitten two men, several dogs and some
some cows, hogs, ect. The dog attacked
Mr.. Miller, the hack driver, as he was
passing from the house to the stable and
tried to bite him on the thigh. The
do. teeth made black spot on hil.., bu,
It was not certain that the skin was bro
ken, however, to be ,fe he had the spo,
cut out and cauterized The dog also
attacked Mr.. Lett, near his stTbIe and
tried to bite him but was driven off
"O|d Abe" followed him with n pitch
fork and soou started men after him with
guns. The result was that several dogs
were killed, the rabid one included -
Dogs are not as plenty as they were, tut
We could easily spare a good many more.
We learn that the same dog was .hrough
the settlement three or four miles South
Of here about midnight, Friday night,
biting al the dogs and hogs that i.
could get at. Give US dog law that will
thin out the worthless ours.
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TO THE PUBLIC An article in last
weeks Adrcrtiser, especially directed at
the " Shelby County Judge - and those
horrid fellows. in the basement tf the
court house, gave the undersigned wha,
Artcmus Ward would call al liable ADD
efficient rnking." The pretended cause
of said "ruking" was, that | had written
the article in the Dtmocrdt signed
" Snobslider." wish now to solemnly
assure the public, that did not write,
nor assis. 10 writing that article, nor do
Ik.now rho dill w,lc it. Neither have
| written. nor been privy TO the writing.
Of arg o'her article. il the Democr0f
nor any other paper for years past. !!
can acc"un. far the 1dr,rtiser' select,
in. me, for the object Of its vi,upcra,icn
and abuse, only upon the ground, that 1t
Mres to III it. If it's style Of scandal
p"ys, or pleas's its supporters, can on,
" say, pitch in. "N"u can't hurt,
etc. WELLS SPlCEn.
REMARKS We publish the above at
the request Of the writer, We have no
dcsi gu or desire to mi>r"prcsent any ooc,
aud least Of all one who has so persist
emily, at ii ncs, represented himself as a
friend g Of the Republican party as has
the ex Judge. The article alluded to
vas so like "the judge that it was we'll
calculated to 'deceivc the very elect"
Its statements and arguments O. are just
what fell from his lips during the week
kcfore its appearance, and if be is not it,
author, somebody has been guilty of
plagiarism. His memory is very short
when he says he has not written for the
Dtmocrm "for years past" How long
is 1t pray. since he was writing railroad
articles, which he wont r"pudiate, for the
Dcmocr"t? Not "y"ars" certainly.
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Rss-The suow has been leaving us s.

pkss-The snow has been leaving us 50
e., tha, it has raised the creeks 50 that
in many places they are impossible Mr.
Curtis the mail carrier now goes to Mos
cav with his hack and then carries the
mail on his blck to Wilton and returns
with our eastern mai! on the cars to Mos
COW. We were without a news ap,
mail from Friday to Tuesday nigh. -
Amt it about time that =, netting was
being done to secure that bridge across
Sugar Greek!
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dipton ANbtrtistt.
AGENTS for the Advertiser.

4 ADVERTISING AGENTS IN 81. h,oi.I
n Messrs. KENNEDY o'DoNo0htk. uen. a,,
Advertising. Collecting and Commission agents,
g Olive street, st. Louis Mo-, are our accred'ted
A gent. in that city. and they are au'hor'H"n 20
receive Advertisements for the iirf"N Ah|h"'
r,sIs. and cullec, bills for the sane;
$. :. DANIELS, Publisher
MArHER & ABRorr. 81 New York are aul""'
izsa to receive advertisements for the ApvERrisER'
W. J. BoSSErT Il Co., Of New York. are autho'-
ixeA to receive ADVERT Sc ents for the ADvrarskH
s.w .RArHBuS. Of Pioneer, is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER, and receipt Tor the
same.
ITCH. SCRIvEN. Hdp.rtising Agenf, 63 Dear
bora street, Chiesgo is authorized to ,seetrs Sdrer
fisemssfs for this and all the leading papers " tAe
NORTH Wsst.
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GopEY's LADY's Book, for April is
at hand and is a superb number. 1t
contains sev.oty eight encravings. Go.
deg is now giving a treatise on "The
science Of dress cutting" with diagrams,
by which every lady will be enabled to
cut her own dresses This clone will be
worth years subscription. Miss JAM
win, Mrs Haven and others contribute
to this number. Terms So year Ad.
dress i. A. Cooley, aga Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa. We csn furnish tho
Lady, Book for g.
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Il Il s;-:.,yas -.
CHICAGO. IOWA Il NJ sRASKA AND
GEAR RAPIDS l. MISSOURI
II VEK RAILROADS,

ON and after M"niay Jan. Sth. 1862. aud until
~ further notice, trains will run IA follows
WESTWARD Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago, ll.55 Pm.
Clinton 500 an; 1000 An.
Arrive at Onion Grove loss - l.35pM.
Cedar Rapids II 30 pm; 40
Otter Creek $50 "
EASTWARD
Leave otter Greek Q 30 AN;
Cedar Rapids 1915 Pm; 500 A. NJ
Onion Grove 2.4s lO45
Arrive at Clinton $50 3.OOrx
Chicago AS An.
CONNECTS.
AtDeWitt with stages for Davenport Maquoke.
"a. At Wheatlanl with stages for Toronto.-
onion Grove with stages for Upton. Al tish"n
with stages for Anamosa. ~ Cedar Rapids
with stages tor
Marion, Vi"ton, Waterloo, Cee'ar Fails,
At otter Crerk pih stages far Fl. D,7ye
Tolsdo, IT Desn,"ines, Counci1 Bluffs,
.r...... S'onr City.
a. FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
i The shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions
eoute between Chicago and Central Iowa, il he.
ing only 1856 miles ON Chicago to the Mis.iss.
tppi River, and thence directly into the Interior
Of Iowa.
CHI. BODFISH. Superintendent.
]. J. ". HAN. General F't 4 Pass. gent
Clinton. Iowa. Jan 7. 1867.
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We hear that Dr. Wittcr, Surgeon of
the Iowa Seventh. died a, his home in
Mt Vernon on the 18th inst. We have
not heard the particulars, but as the Doc
tor worked very hare ut and after the
battle of Belmont, we suppose he over
exerted himself. He was an excellent
man and physician. HIS wife aud family
have the sympathies Of all our old ci,i-
zens.
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vision to another in the same school, will
have the fact annuu need from the str-c.
The examination will be held in the
High School room, TIE exhibitions iu
the Court House The Upton Brass
Band will be in attendance.
The teachers join III earnestly inviting
the public, in general and the patrons
Of the sch"o! in particulars. to attend the
examinations and exhibitions Come and
witnes, the exercises that you may learn
for yourselves how the school has been
conducted
G II NrSrIIRDnE Snnt
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To Bee KeCneiS.

In conformity to adjournment an
.Apiarian Convention will be hell in Tip
ton, at the court house, on Thursday.
April 10th. 1862, at Q o'clock Il. IN.
\ full and prompt attendance is re-
quest"d as business Of importance will
come before the meeting.
e. &. MCNEIL, Pres.
ren. Papers in johnson, Linn, Scott
Mu>ca,ine, and Jones counties, please
copy the above notice.
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nN and after Monday, Nov. 18Th. ls6l, and
~ until further notice, trains will run as I'll.
Leave Wilton Tor Davenport Chi
cago. at 2.55 r. n.
Leave Wilton for Mareneo and
Washington. l2.e0 "
Leave Wilton for Mus'at,n-. 100 ". 4 800 Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. ll.50 N.
Arrive At Wilton (. ON Nus atine,
at ll.ij \. NJ. 4 2 81 r. N
Arriv, at Wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct conn"r
tons with The Western stage Co. stages Tor all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island " it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
II. r. trains. for all points east nth and north
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack
els at Davenport.
All trains running Fast connect directly ut
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Pass .ng.rs are reminded of the necessity OF
R,viAs distinct direc tions as 1. the destination
OF their baggage. Ais" To procure tickets be fore
taking their seats in the cars.
r.. TRACY. Sup't
A. kINBALL. Assistant Supt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-20

S I'LL HERE Simmons, the Artist,
owing I" st,rms, hiss not yet left town
and is ready to tax" those excellent like
nesses for week or SO yet. Don't let
him leave till you get Likeness Of yonr
"dear ones aud friends. When he re-
turns it may be too late. P,ocras,ina-
tion often brings grief.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-20

CEDAR COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SoCI.
ETY.. The weather has Of late been
against the meeting Of the Bprrd Of .'iiS
S ,cicty. We are requested by the Sec
rotary Of the 'cie'y to say that NEE
ing Of the B,,rl. Providence permitting
will bs held at the Court House, on 81,
urday the 10Th inst.
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rv We are sorry to hear tina, our
worthy and attentive Represent tive,
Hon. II G. Loomis, has been confined to
his room for two or three weeks with
the measles. lie is getting better and
we hope will soon b. at his post again.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-20

SORGHUM SEED. AS there has be- n
couside-abl" enquiry for Sorghum seed,
Mr.. A. II. Perry has sect red th- seed
of that that made Il most q, i best syr-
up, las, fall, and has left some Of i. for
for ,le at the Postrffice.
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E9c We arc under new, and re-
peatcd obligations to Hons J VI. Kent,
J. r. R"throck, and II. c. Loomi. !;
Secs Davis an ! Cue Of the Senate and
Aldrich Of the House, for Legislative
favors.
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rI>HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
/ SrFFEREE.-Puhlish he'd as a warning. and
for the especial benefit Of Young Men and those
who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss of Mem
DRY. Pr :matur0 Decay &c. &c, by one who has
cured himself by simple means after being put
to great expense and Inconvenience, through
the use Of worthless medicines prescribed by
learned Doctors.
single copies may be had offhe author, G. A.
Lambert ESQ., Greeapoint, Long Island. by en-
closing post. paid adore ssed envelope. Address
CHARLES 4. La MBFRT Esq. Creeupoins.
Long leland, " Y. l3m4nl
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FRANK LEsLIE's MONTHLY is on our
table. This is the best aud most pro-
fusely illustrated Magazine that We have
received. II e tales. novelties and ro
mances, are Of the most brilliant and OK.
citing character and are adapted to please
the casual as we'll as the regular reader
Incorporated with the Monthly is the
Gazette Of fashion, which contains all
that a,y woman needs TO know about
fashions. Terms So yer. Two cop
les So. Address Frank Leslie, No. 10
City II. Il square New York.
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TlPTON POST.OFFiCE.

Open from to II O'Clock \. NJ. and from 20
Up 81. On Sundays from 4 T. NJ. to GP. NJ.
CLOSING OF NAILS
Easter IN via Wilton, daily, At 5 A. II.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes
DAYS and Fridays: closes at ) 4. II.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays a,
Q A. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
?. NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at AN
All drop letters must he prepaid with stamps
at the rate OF one cent each
s. :. DANIELS, +. NJ.
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LOST, on Tuesday last. in Upton, o
small 90 chan, with cain N, etc 5
charms. The fiuder will be suitably re-
warded on leaving it at the Postofico.
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rEs- The following is M extract from
a private letter written by S. d. Belts
We wish he would write for publication.

We wish he would write for publication.
OA TIE BANK or THE TENNESSEE RIVER,
March oh, 1854.
We have left For, DoncIson aud are
going up the Tennessee river, and it is
ru,uor,d that We are going to form u
junction with Gen. Buels army, at what
point we do not know, bu, since the
battle ., Fort Donelson the Iowa troops
need "a; fear to go any where, We are
now in Gen. lIurburt's division: our
brigade is composed Of the ID. 18th, l2th,
aud Iith Iowa troops, and commanded
by Col. now Gen. Lauman. You sec VIC
are III good company
suppose when you heard Of our vic
tory q. For. po"cl~"n, yeu were rci"ic-
ed--Do doubt Capt. Hammond felt good
and wished himself amongst US,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-20

~ Shoe us Newspaper whoss columns are al
all times cr0rded ,cih ne.c Advertisements. and zee
riU shor yOM community aitre mah business ann
snterprise. The nge is ",oving one. 4 ma" that
stands IN these slater days" uil ~ shor! time na
himself behind his comp etitOrs. -R2
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LLoYp's OFFICIAL MAP of Virginia,


i. jus, the thing to have so that you can
trace the route Of Cen. NcClellan's army
10 rursui. of the rebels. l, is a large
finely engraved map showing every rail
road and most Of the main Travelled roads.
with the ferries, bridges etc. Livery vii
hge and stream is distinctly shown. 1t
is witboat doubt the best 'uap Of FIr
GINA ever published Price co!"'ed IN
counties 81. Lloyd has a'>n published
n steel plate map Of the Il Southern
States; price 80 cents; and nap Of Mis-.
souri,, price 25 cents, Address ). I.
LLOYD, 164 Broalvry. New l'rk
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-. Infant Department. =. d. Primary De-
Ia,'ment. :. ID. Sec"nd'rv REPAYMENT. Il. ID.
Grammar De! artment H. :. High - hool1
Exhibitions will be held on Wrdnes-
day. Thursday, and Friday evenings 49,
Admi,,ance will be free. The exhibit
tions will open a: quarter before seven
each evening.
The Promotion exercises will take
place in tho following order: Those of
the Ia ant Department, the first exercise
after the salutatory on Wednesday even
ing Those of the Primary Department
the closing exercise on Wednesday even.
ing.
The promotions from the Secondary
Department will take place on Thursday
evening; and those from the Grammar
School Department on Friday evening.
\ pupil to be entitled to promotion must
correctly answer eighty per cent. Of the
question, asked him. Those promoted
from Que school to another will receive a
Diploma: those promoted from one hi.
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PRDlsIeA7I.ME

Or the Fifth Annual Examination of
linton Uriun School. The examination
will commeuce on Monday, 22d inst,
aud continue through the week.
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Teachers Wanted.

Written proposals, will be received by
the Board of Directors Of the Upton
Sch"ol District until the frs: day Of
april \. d. 1862, for five Teachers, as
follows, to wit: Tcacher 10 the High
School, and general Superintendent, one
in the Grammar School, one in the See
ondary, one in the Primary Department,
and one in the Infant School. Appli-
can,s will please send in their proposals
early, stating their terms clearly, and the
school they desire to teach Letters can
be addressed to the Board of Directors,
or the President Of the District
H. c. PIATT, Pres.
Attest:
4. NJ. llUBrR. Soc.
''OrR REpuBLlC. MR. l.. 3 Baker,
an! a partner are now cunvossing the
county for subs cribers to several valuable
maps and charts. "Our Republic is
large, finely engraved, beautifully color.
ed map Of the States and Territories Of
our country, showing the counties, coun.
" seats, rivers, railroads, etc. 1t also
shows Mexico, Central America, and
portion of South America, the West In.
dia Islands, etc Connected with it is a
small map showing the States, Terrific
r'cs and Counties as they were in 1912
tie of everything in the way of represen-
tatinn aud statistics concerning the whole
world. Mr. T. is also agent for "Col
tons Guide M"p' These maps are the
best We have ever seen. q
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To SoSS;N 2rINIS.

TINE ADVERTISER. 'Avnc he-u r"stor~' !" e..l..
1 in \ Nv wee. ~ v-rv smIl" rHE'-ts, amer
Saving suffered several years ~iih le'"r- lung shrc-
ton. ant that dread i4"ssr, CnnsimIton-rs anx'"us
TO make known 10 his means OF cure
TO all who desire It, he VIII send cop, o. the pre-
srpticn used free Ct Charge With the "rrcti"' Ter
preparing and using the sane, which they will Hnd q
.rRE CrRK for CoSsUMPTloS. ASTHMA, PRoHcHITls.&c
The only object Of the Advertiser In sending the Pre-
scrirtinn .t" benefit the a cted and spread norma'
ton which he conceive. to be Invaluable And he hopes
cvrry-sunc.er will try hi remedy, as i: w..i cost ;LcL'
nothing ana may prove h.es-.ng.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII ie"se address
EIv. EDW ARD A. WI son,
W!LLtANsGron Kings County, New York.
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rsD- Sec Advertisement O! Professor
Woods Hair R"stura:ivr

JuIra'>4 rHr~Bfy's AuEI'CkS tiAE>r GIVE,
tor sale at the Post pL!te. see ai' -rtls.mcht.
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nsn- See advertisement Of Irof, L..
MlLLER'S Hair lnSisorator, and Liq,
uid Hair Dye. in another "a'0mn.
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FINALE & LYON
SEWING MAEE2lNE CO.,
SIS Broad way. New York.

NO PERSON who contempt ,tcs purchasing
~ Sewing Machine for family or nanufartur.
ing purposes. should fail - send for one of our
cIrcuiars. whirh contains cuts and fun descrip.
items of The several styles, prices and samples OF
work. al OF WATCH we send by mail free We
claim to have the
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TIE GENTLEMEN'< MEDICAL CON.
PANlON AED s,KtN WV ANXlSER.

hook Tor the old anil e,nsaciny Ia. pnthsl-
ogS. Pr vrutu and Cure 1t all Diseases Of the CrnATl
and sexual orga!N. and Warning y"IIe OF advice and
tnuH-cI, such t. be- t,I,i in other work. RrisS
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THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies obtained Tor the Of
Disease, in al It's forms. with nll .xranatons Of the
cau>rs syui this, I.et, batting, and exercise. Price
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aud rttajIe,lly all the other Druggists.
vrnl3-iy :h2lp--!s
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THE LADIES' MEDICAL FRIEND
And the Physiology Of Marriage.

4 r"rk on the eau. ~NuItnm~. ard treatment Of AZ
CaInp tus "cui t"tlIr marriage. its dutias,
abortion .hd <r'srlt>. ON ihcu. their ILL.,. and
the prevent" "f C"nceIt', With invaluable instrus
trHs to then Oh subjects" fla ryai" nature Price -
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Tii.: CO>ATMrTlvES BOOK.

We inc" that thcr" many parents Of serS.
faInu-. CIl>I,ri TIVE ard dj-'ri condition to vhon
ut,r II. only bangs suffering and po verty
To such n'.IiI NTtc. att viii send you n
formation II sure, WeI-tr>t.r! aud never failing psD
vcLiive.
81 LII M Ill fro n INV NM l.nl 4 NJ E1ri
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-08

A SLIGHT MISTAKE "A few days since
Federal officer noted for his suavity as well
as bravery, was suolling down a side walk
in Memphis, when be met a couple of secesh
ladies (Ds who with every symptom Of dis
gust Immediately placed their hsnkerchiefs
to their delicate noses, as though they smelt
something terribly odions to refined olfac-
tories. The officer at once stopped, lifted
his bat with one hand, placing the other
over his "weskit" aud remarked blsndly as
he bowed politely. Ladies you may
think So but l assure you upon my word of
honor, it wasn't me-"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-08

GFArHER's CHIMSEY"-A few days since
a number Of prisoners Of war, who had been
released on parole, passed over the P. S. and
P. Railroad (Maiue) on their way to their
homes. Among the number was blue
eyed, pale tagged boy, not more than seven.
teen, whose:shoulders seemed scarcely equal
10 carrying forty, pound knapsack. For
some time be had been looking intently out
OF the car window, and suddenly, v hen the
train was approaching Biddeford, he jumped
up, and, with full face all aglow and eyes
sparkling with delight, exclaimed: "Boys,
there's my fathers chimney" As if by
Simultaneous inspiration, the soldiers all
arose and sang" Sweet Home" with the
effect that is sometimes produced BY these
simple notes and simple lines. More than
one bearded man looked out OF the window
as an excuse to conceal his tears.