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Mem 11ublltaiions.
CHAPLAIN FULLER; ,,-.,,, ma, .Yn
Z EEISG A LIFE-SKEFCd OF A NEW-ENGLANp
- bbtTiNSST AND AN ARMY CHAPLAIN.


'iIrIE3 A LIFE-SKEF, or NEWENGLAND
CTgR,,YT4N AND AN ARMY CHAPLAIN
The Re-, ARTHUR B. FULLER, sfef anhfo service 70
a. - n the Potomac Oh plain Of the ii'h "s''
an. volume CIV interesting hi'sisi hrei she E. Z"
Ctspiu out T., mnn intrrc~t t. the Pi1hd grhsi'"'
q! course IN the graz hic pcin'e Of
CAMP AND FIELD LIFE
which II presents. ..,,8.nca Of the
On ain aut TIE book loiis. vat oh"in o tb.
h.fofiusti0u the subject of the eond"e' a'u ~
Dot ris-W htfr o tsiusbIe al, th. Mermsc
The fr,tive Of the remarkable duel e-t"' we nan Of
-. II : DO Ia , rc ant ia pd nom TUE Pc" "
a. actual e, e Ituus. OF che who = on ~ ~ o.
l2no VIA foruait' ~ %
Also. Now READY:
COMMON PRAYER For CHRISTIAN WoK-
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tLfFE or PRESIDENT LINCOLN; PIoSGkR Boy, AND
bow fix bECANR fkgsiDgNr loaO, ri
COCHINs INVALUAB WORKS.
RESULTS o. EMANClPAI ION. 81 81.
kk.~trLt ; or SLAVERY : -
PEKIN "sPECTACl Is FOR YOUNG EYES" 75c.
CYCLOPEDIA OF WOMAN'S WORK. 81 80
sIOKlEs FROM The Lars of THE TEACHER 79c-
WALKER, WISE & Co,
Agents wanted In the United States Io' TUG
sale II The Life Of President Lincoln.
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EXCISE TAX LAWS,
CHI RLES r. ESTEE,
Late Deputy Oonim Of lnIeinal iNe'enuo
Nov Rea ~:
THE EXCISE TAX LAW,
WITH ALL ThE AMEND TENTS. 49,,
Tos.ther with the stfuctious Blank Forms Decisions ana
- te iucludiu IN moe; receut
AID not before pubned especially rea'iGg 10 1he si'e''-
OF the e.,,o nv
most complete accurate sud Tesb'e work with fol mar
gins sud erences, and ''ute Ana'y
V.iu.os 10 A,,es GRE Ior toy, Ls~yc Merchants,
A.nyyc,ufer. FAme and in TACT every taxpayer Also
% pied ey HAELEs + EsTRs esq. late Deputy Com
n,l-si. i,rf Of Internal Revenue.
octave shout $50 PTlee oIoth, II 'Vi 10" IL
krsry binding 81
Seat tree Of pc sge upon receipt Of price
Ordcrs respectfully solicited
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MARRIAGE Il dare not think of it, and /
ft bi terly roget IT, How temtks nade
b, uieG 10 elu elves, Wbyi Read fhE MARRIAGE
GUIDE BY DR.. r. hOLLlCk the AuthoF sno Lecturer.
The only resbe popular he subject so well
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Price or which vii seut free 10y Post, any place
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TToBACCo GROWERS GUIDE gives tn

u best plan for preparing the ssedbed transplanting TILL
ss. worming pruning, topping snekehnG housing, curing
budng dry house. stppng packing for Market and the
secret q pziGs Tor hse favored cigars Price 70 cen.
JAMES MOSSMAN
WeSteryile. franklin County, Ohio.
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Summer Retreats.

4 PLEASANT, airy Summer HOME and
~ good BOARD may be obtained by applying 70 N. A
ENSIoN, Ne. 90 Montgomsryst, roogpkerp"e.
COUNTRY BOARD on FARM, at Quogue,
~ Loux Isaud noted hne sabsthing boating sunnnS
A. other rural delight. Terms Csl No 10
Broadway room No 90 Tor days aiserwsrd, address
HALLOCK. Qaozue, l.. /.
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60 fei.
Real Csiaic tor Sale.

EOR SALE-The best Location for Grocery,
l. or Any other bgsiues. At EHturtnpor New Jersey
and Front a. Close 70 ,e.nbnst and raIosd depot App3
10 E. r KELLOGG No Ij9 Peu-s,., NewYofk
nor SALE-A Plot of GROUND, 100XlW.4
IL feet on tn. " - 5sthst lO5 i.ei 81 in. ". Of Az
4, beautiful sts for buidng TOO az est sds and ae
tho last Ri'e For psrculA' apply at NO 40 East 9Sta's
or No 10 Peck-s,ip
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OHIO BOYS IN DIXIE he Adventures
" Of Gen. U NJ MlrCHkBS DARING SCOUTS, to-
s-tber Judge Hol fept OF their obrous urea ent
by tie Rebels Price ~ Sen Jos zee Trace sup
pied BY NJ D0ULAOl. No ~ WaEei-.i., MILLER Il
MATHEWS NJ. 7J7 4. galway
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MAGIC POCKET-BOOKS for the New Cur.
M reaey styles J. X. DILLON, Sole Manufacturer
30, II ARa-st up stsifsl, Esw.isrk
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GIANTS.

NUMBER Of we-recommendcd GERMAN
"A GIRLS want Situations Cooks. Chanbsfmlids Lam,
ore.sr. Nures uil. for GENERAL Homework &c &c, a
MRS LOVES OsImal institute. No. II Stantsnst nss.
the Bowery.
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
why Western aid Southern peopl. have torpid livon
read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
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yUsirutnon.

AT DOLBEAR's COMMERCIAL ACADE-
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private lessons practical Bookkeeping Bususs Writing
Iomuercsl Arithmetic &c, and learn Of bushes.
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WINDOW SHADES. $50
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Las, and thriving settlement OF Ninosnd, uihd emsts,
thirty mics south OF PHI sd-pha by railroad rich so proc
duc.. atse crops. from tlo 10 efV Per acss,
psyabe within four Good business openinss good ss-
crty Hundred. ara I. ttlnE .ud making improvements
Ami, 70 CHARLES X. LANDS. PostuIastor Ninelsnd.
Canb.rl.nd County NswJsrsey. Letters snswsrsd Papers
cont.iaiur fall information will be sent free
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CHORAL HARP-A new Sun

DOUSSEAU's " CONFESSIONS"-T most
III f.sclsi book ever written with over' Ps-'Ase folly
apple for ~ % Sent by nail cseioy seslsd i.on
tnpertibent curiosity for e. ". 4. bLANCHAbD Pub
hsheI, No. 80 Ann-st Ns~-lork
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-14
(SyOrtieturls foI9t.)

Das Neneite. Gin Serr be @roOf,
oon Grt98e, gelsien,. lndht .befannt, Das es
tbnt. na1 elfjobrtaem StuDium gelunaer, Get.
pos pro6Iem bes 6ltseens in Der 2uft In IT,
0sno elmer StiGtung 3u IGlsn unb paB es i6ut
nnr an @sle man9Ie, feline @rftnouug profs
ttlA so tsIpetien. @einer Nneabe mad lit bte
6lte9=Nlaidtne tletn unb lebt Sebermann
(bofentltA aud ieoe 5rou) tn ben Stanb, bic
suft init Ger @Gneltefeit Der @&pal6e unb
Der Starfe bsS QlOIerS gu puF9lGueiOsn. Nlon
wiro nonn ni6t mebr fraeeu: vgDte aebt es
Sbnsn Z" iOnDern og8te fltegen Gie Z" gDte
orOltg miro Der Nnblid zines flieeenpen gRsn<
ldbsnpnarss Isiu, ba8 plGBli9 aus Der Quft
beraGEommt, TIN J. .. sinsm 8etannten onf
pem SanDe einen uuperbOfften Selu& ab3us
ltaiten, -s1-
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bsratones sgprresaef7s
Metropolitan Halle.

metropolitan Halle,
%snmfploanta Slpenue. ,ptSe6en II. unS 10. Ctr.
gSaIbtuetUn, .. 6.
DIE HHtsr3etreten erIdubsn Rb BEN 9ubifnu bic Sin.
ssss gu MAIDEN bab e NIT anpanS beseptsnS.r so,S s' ~
S5Sapinslon, y. ebt9eS 959ft egan un6 eerauniSe
er6ftae unb aaes aRfge5oten babn ben
Der @nbetmii9en ME Der ;ablrei6en Grenben In
"s Seret 3g erben. Das mtt 6em SpEae Sei-
Sentfbe &bedter,
ssllsa @eee Der ribMiiGit betannte SER @unob ops
neerrpnme fCpie bic assee3idnete Rareue nm
tt Se!ns ess 4er VI BAT gt: wir pbne gyrSeniisn
igsa g tomae etnm erngenben 5ebirinss dbaebofn nnb
eNtst entp oc th&heen Rrafte Der Daraner o1henbT%
es cine genuBret6e llnterbaltune nb rcr6en se
Ss nten we0es R IBenD 60ea esideut bas obis
N S iasIl2 mer tn Der @ua oee 9ubfus au befeIt.
bet' "'''''' T'l'''0' ." s'llsHsR
G9turDsboT
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SO BIN sreIlirt unb babe ein uuuuf.
idiebbareS @ei9dft por," ertpiberte Glbert
II. muterte nod einnlul Die in .bsnl S9ranfe
nnfsefibrten @elaaftsba9er. sd per.
traue Der l1nabhdn9iofeit unb l1nparteiliG,
lett nnleres Itdteritanbes unbebingt, umo
p!tte linI DIE grIaubniB, mid beurGauben 5u
blrfen."
aaum ipar er fcrt, 10 Sffnete Der 0fidtea
Die 9dnblace unten ar benz S8ranfe oa,l.
abliat8lCs, um ihren Snbalt 3u mulfern. ii.
fano pas Bud. Die Iufidrift als ,@ebetms
bud" mefte ieineu arslpobn; er seiote ct
g8es nit elmer ftummen @eterbc. Gieien
nidte beoeutIam. gum 3eiden, baB er oielsr
Gano llir oa8 Wl9tslte Halte, pcrauf Der
0iatet cas- Sud pieoer an ieinen Ort leote
unp NIT Spannune ben eriten SGritten 6er
Ilnterln9un9 Der Si9er folste, mel6e nun
pon Q8eb uno benz britten Witslieb Der
Somntlltcn pcr8eupmmen nurb. .
(TcrtIetuug folgt)
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

NOBLE SENrIMENr.-Therca arc very many
people in the northern states, who have de-.
cried the message of Governor Seymour,
and denounced him with oil their powers
of vituperaton, who never uttered any
thing half SO patriotic as the following sen.
timent which We clip from the Governor S
inaugural:
"The condition Of our country is not
hopeless, unloss it is made SO by passions
and prcjud,ces which are inconsistent with
the government Of great country We
mast accept the conditions Of affairs as
they stand at this moment. The fortunes
Of our country are influenced by the re-
suits Of battles. Our armies in the field
must be supported. All constitutional de
mands of our general government must be
promptly responded to. Under no circum-
stances can the divisions of the Union be
conceded"
Constrast the above with Mr.. Greeley s
vascillating course between active prosecu.
,isn of the war, and the making of peace
that shall recognize the independence of
the rebellion.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

WMEREAs, W. 4: Durham, Of Mcor-sor, lows,
w heretofore applied for Licsnss to oct ~ Motel
keeper retail dealer snd Wholesale dsse, In Liquors,
10 ssid tswn, under the pfovions ofthe Act Of Gen.
gess, entitled "An Act to provide jnte-nal seveuus to
support the Government. aud to ray interest the
pulled debt" spIenvad Juty LIST, 1852 Aud wherass
the undersigned, In compliance with said application
afterwards made eat and rendered said 1csnss 60 che
said w.. A., Durhams and dsmsaded Of him The
amount dss therefor hAvfns ttSa notice o. tns Law
directs: and whereas the said w. A. durham, failed
to pay the same, and made esfsult tor the space OF
ten days, ateer ssci, demand and st makes dsfauls
thereon, Now, therefore, In consideration OF the
premises, and by virtue OF the power and authority
In me vested BY the Act Aforesaid
Notice - hereby given that have this day levied
upon the following goods aud chatt,e the proper
~ Of the said W. A, Durham, ts-wit: One Grey
horse, one Grey mare, Brown horpe and three
halters which shat! expose for sale, the law d.
recss 70 the highest bidder, At public suction the
Livery stable Of Penrsali Church in the city OF Nc.
Oregon, Iowa, on the 2sthday OF February 1868, at
one O'Clock, IN the afternoon Of said day, to satisfy
the amount claimed and due said Licenses to.wit
the sum OF $l35 co. with the ten per centrum required
by law, together with such legal costa ~ has, OF may
hereafter accrue. LEVI FULLER, Collector.
BY w. l.. CALkINS. Deputy.
February Is, 1sS3n33lw2 r.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

RAILROAD CoNvENrlox-We sec it stat.
ed tina, "a convention Of representatives Of
the different railroad line running west and
north from Chicago and Milwaukee, recent.
ly held at Chicago, it was decided that the
rate Of freight on wheat from all points on
the Mississippi river above La Crosse to
Milwaukee and Chicago should be 10 cents
per bushel the ensuing season, and all
other freigh. should be in the same proper
ton. The price Of tickets from all those
upper Mississippi points to Milwaukee or
Chicago is to be one dollar higher than the
last season, the price being the same via
La Crosse, Prairie du Chen, or Dunleith.
The river business was to be left solely to
the three Packet Companies, viz: David.
sons, Galena and Minnesota, and the St.
Louis Northern Line, with a proviso that
the illinois Central Railroad might put on
another line in case they could not make
satisfactory arrangements with either Of
the above to do their business"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

BECOMING AN ORAcLE.-Mahoncy Of the
Dubuque Herald is At present engaged in
reading Gov. Seymour, J. Van Buren,, and
oil war Democrats out Of the Democratic
party; and speaking for the Democracy of
the west, (what assumption declares that
4he south will gain its independence, and
that the south and west will make new
unionl ....
As the victim Of arbitrary arrest, Mr..
Aahoney was entitled to popular sympa-
thy; IS the advocate Of dishonorable
peace, and new Union which shall leave
out the Middle and New England states, he
deserves contempt; as the mouthpiece Of
the northwest, he justly earns ridicule.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

WAN REL1GIousLY CoNslDExED.-A Tri5
une writer from Washington, after putting
a Rev. Mr.. Conway Of Boston, says:
ut is amazing that men can be found
who do not think with him that this war
is Gods great harvest-ficld, rcaping in the
west, and that it is the noblest chapter Of
American history"
1t is amazing" also, that ministers of
the "meek and lowly Jesus" can avow
such atrocious sentiments. 1t is notcea-
bic however, that very few Of these Con-
ways 60 into the work as harvesters or
rcapers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

~ The Green Bay Adpocate says one
Arson Eltlred had o retort constructed to
make his own gas from pine wood. On
apply heat, not only was gas generated. but
every cubic foot Of wood yielded three pints
of tar. The same journal says Mr.. E. is
preparing to experiment on larger scale.
If the Adoocate's informant is correct, it is
not likely that we shall have to look much
longer to the south for our tar and turpen.
tine, and o new element Of wealth is Oh.
tainable from the vast pine forests Of Wis
'consin and Minnesota.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

DIsArFEcTIoN-There is said to be a
growing disaffection among the soldiers in
the departments Of Gems. Banks and Hun.
ter, owing to the armins,ef the negroes
It is reported that number Of regiments
are in almost open mutiny, in consequence
Of their being compelled to salute and obey
negro officers. Several Boston papers re.
port that number Of soldiers from Maine
are commanded by black colonel, and
that the men can scarcely be restrained
from revolt. 1t seems almost incredible
that negro should be put in command Of
white men, and We trust subsequent reports
may show that there Is some error in this
matter.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

~ The great poet says, "all are not
men who wear the semblance Of men,
'Tis not yon great, bushy, big whiskered,
gostering fellow, nor yet the moustschsd,
c.nceited fop, who are worthy Of the name
these are but the counterfeit. The true
man is he who, at all times, conducts him.
self in proper manner, has . due regard
for the feelings Of others. and in every
way strives to act up to the Golden priDci-
pie Of lido unto others As you would have
them do unto you," and who, at the same
time, patronizcs the extensive extensive
clothing establishment OF Hammerslongh
Bros, north side square. AeGreeor. 1t
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SHCRIFF'S SALE or REAL ESTATE.
skuse of ,Iasos. Clsvfoa- OSesNfy-ss:

M Office hereby given, that BY virtue Of specie
RI execution Issued from the nce Of the Clerk Oh
he District Court Of Clayton county, state 81 Iowa,
ns dirscssa, in favor Of Cyrus Bsts., ana ssainss
Chester A. Psase for the az TIVE hundred stxty.
foue and 100 dollass end f6ur asd sSl0o dellags
e6st, have isvsd spss M esaaissNaks Asecdbs9 u
tGenty (3O), twenty GIN sGscty.sts (72I. ssd
earsy ave- A J. The yillage Of st.tS llsseieg. Clay.
ten county, lows. snl 1ili e1 the 2tsh day q
March, A.. las3, ct the trout door Of The Sheriff.
o0ee, In the town Of McCrsgos, county and state
aforesaid, st the heur Of one O'Clock, ?. =, Of that
day, sell at psoc aucton, to the highest bddse fer
cash, the above Described real estste, or much
thsfeo, ~ may b nscssaary satisfy the sfosesd
special execution, with Interest and that have q
may accrue t>erso~. JOHN 0ARR8R,
.'# .. sheriff q. T., Isva. ~
ny N. n. TCTTLk, DENSITY.
McCreeee February -. lSo3na32vS -.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

HAVE waited nearly t~o years on who
i me-: sm about u quit waiting. After the 18th
Of March all Notes and Accounts due will Ds LETT
with legal gentlemen for settlement. Money Is plenty
snd not very desirable 70 kssp there " no good
reason Why debts shouid not be paid. =
Several persons owe me on subscription, who want
TO pss IN Wood beg to .ay that want Wood or
money, soon.
will sell three 80 Acre Lets In Allamakss county
1t Bargain, il applied - soon.
pair OF good lIorses will be exchanged for cash.
land OF town property. A. z. RICuARDSON.
II. 81 am not candidate for sfncs, and hencs,
no enc need suppose COLLECTIONS will b. delayed for
the sake OF CONSULTATION. ~ private a6xils nseA Ak.
ing up--t desire 10 public busiasse. 4.
hsossseo vss. q, lseoas0 : ...1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

SENTIMENT or THE ARxY..-.Gen. ROus.
seau while at Lancaster, Pa, on the I'd
inst, was serenaded, and called out for a
speech by large number Of ladies and
gentlemen. Amid enthusiastic cheers, the
General appeared and said, 81 am not a
politician, and never expect to be. Before
the war began I was a lawyer, and since
have been soldier, but have ever been in
favor of putting down the rebellion. Ny
political creed is but minute long. atm
for the government of my fathers, and the
friend Of that government, and l am against
the enemies Of that government and oil
their friends, both North and South"
he then called on the people that they
be 50 united as not to cripple the efforts
of the soldiers in the field, and added:
mo matter what your political prefer.
ences may be, unite to save the country,
and after that settle questions Of policy
Let not your differences Of opinion weaken
the arms of the brave men who are fight.
ing that you may be free In the army oil
the SuMOeTlanu, WHICH nave tne noIoI
of commanding division, officers and lnen
know only the cause of their country. All
unite in . common work-not in dissen.
sions or jealousies to weaken their force.
fear the results Of your divisions; yet
will say to those who will raise issues and
make complaints, save the old flag and the
government Of your fathers, and then you
can have the offices from now to eternity
Such are are the sentiments Of those who
have laid their all upon the altar Of patriot.
ism, and who are yet warm from the con-
test in behalf of our Union and nationali.
ty. Shall the warning voices of these be
stihed by the mad clamor Of partisans p
Let the people answer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25


Everything indicates . speedy and early
opening Of navigation The. ice in III,
centre Of the channel appears to be only
eight or ten inches thick, and tho river i,
rising rapidly. Both these ficts point to Z
speedy lifting Of the ice blockade.
Tho rough condition Of the roads last
week, made the market faa6er' dull; We
append receipts Of produces, as reported BY
Gill Smith:
Wheat, 6.s96.45 bushels.
Barley, slo.es bushels. .EEt'[ :!
Oats, 1891 bushels.
Timothy, 1853 bushels.
Pork, 4sl hogs-105,697 lbs.
The market for the present week opens
more lively. But little pork now finds its
way to market, and the season for that may
be said to be virtually ended. Deliveries
Of wheat, however, continue quite good,
under the stimulus Of advance in price
caused by depreciation Of paper money
Benton Brothers & Co. quote Amber Iowa
$l,l2; No. /, &l,l0; No. 2, 97@$1 90 {;
rejected, $1,000; pork, $a,25@$4,oo.
Gold IN Milwaukee, at the Il o'clock
board Tuesday, ruled at $l,e7. No. !
wheat at same board is quoted 1927; No.
2, $1,16. -"'.. y.
Navigation has opened from St. Louis to
Kcokuk, and above. The Northern Line
will put two additional boats on the river
during the present season-probably the
Burlington and Mascatine. The Canada is
already getting her crew, and is Offering as
high as sixty dollars per month for deck
hands. = -;
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-25

Par rue PRINTER. J. Reed, Of Ros-
coe, had paid for some three years arrear.
age on his paper before having it sent back
marked refused, he would have done more
creditable act. Stopping paper without
paying arrearages, is only excelled in mean
ness by continaingit without any intention
Of paying.-RocIf ford Register.
Served him right, Mr.. Register. We have
q similar case on hand. A chap by the
name Of G. A. White, residing, or who has
resided at Brodhead, has just swindled VI
out Of over So in the same dirty manner
Bsloit Journal.
There are some such newspaper diddlers
here in Iowa, who are 80 lost to honor Al
to forget to pay the printer" and who
crown their shame by sending papers back
refused We might mention many
names, were we disposed.