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PHILADELPHIA.

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Are you going to any Watering place
this summer 7" asked u Jouug freud of
Mrs. Paringtco On rai"y day lately -
She said she had just put up The window
to keep out thc damp aud disagrcesbie
cir, and pulled the handke,ch chief more up
over her shoulder to keep off the chill.
"Watering p .ccs, said she, with gen.
tie tap on the cover Of her box, at the
same time looking at Ike, who was en-
gagged 10 making a kite out of the last
Puri'an Recorder. that the dame had
just laid by for her Sunday reading,
"watering places l don't think much of
now days. They amt no uecd of en-
since the lucky motives have run off the
stages but once as the old pumps stood
by the wayside under the ambiguous
trees, with hollow log for The cattle TO
drink out Of, it seemed like horses 10
the desert, as some of EN- used to say"
"My dear madam" said her fri nd,
ri mean tho fashionable watering places
where people 90 to spend the sumner"
son. she replied, "that's it, is it?
Well, We needn't 90 away from home to
u"o Watering pi'cc W u"y anu them
that do, depend upon it,"-herc she laid
her mouth close to his ear, and spoke in
a whisper--",hcy 90 for something else
besides tho water She gave queer
look as she ss'd this, and pointed sigoif.
cantly to the little buffet in the corner,
where an olifashionod cut glass dccarter
stood surrounded by a dozen li''ls glas-
scs, as if they were young decan,ers just
Matched out, but what she meant we dare
not attempt TO exp'ain. Ike just then
finished his kite by burning the holes
for the "bcll, band with the small point
of Mrs. Darlington scissors, that had
been heated red hot for the purpose
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DIssOiTTIOv OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE PAHrNfRiHIP heretofore existing be-
tween CIV. poErER and l.. DrNrEr in the
Bntchering Business, has been dissolved by mu-
tnai consent. Persons owing the Fl m of Porter
Il Dunfee are requested to pay the same to O. W
Porter. Immediately. will continue t. carry ON
the business OF Butchering aud hope to meri, a
liberal support. Q W, PORTER
Tipton, Oct II, 1893. 12w4
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tONSTITUTlONALITY OF THE SOL
DIERs' NOrE In the case of State of
Iowa &c ret, Thomas s Wi son as James
Bart, cnntesting the election of Judge
Burt, before Ii n. + II Williams Judge
of the 10 District Court, IN Elkadcr on
the 2lth ul'. j ,dgc Williams decided
on the Demurrer of Defendant to pain
It's Information, that the Soldiers Suf-
fraan Of Iowa is constitutional Wilson
and knight for Plaintiff, d. + Lyon
for Defendant
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CHICAGO. IOWA Il NEBRASKA
AIR LINE
IL 81 - 8. -
OPEN TO MARSHALL.
~ Miles, Tess Staging to Des Moines than
W any ott~r route.

W any ott"r route.
On ana after Monday, April 20 1868 Trains will run
GOING EAsr-Night Express leaves Marshal, .t a.,o
p IN On arrival OF Stages from Des Moines; Cedar
Rapids 10" p m; Clarence s:33 p. M Clinton III 10
p m and arrive in Chicago next morning in time for
! all morning trains going north q east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at 5 a. m; Cedar Rapids
at 95oa. N; Clarence 123j p m. nd arrives at Clin
ton at 43o u. Passengers Clinton by this trai
can take Night Express for Chicago, remain until
next morning at $40 and arrive in Chicago ut 35, n M
GOSG WEsT-Night Express leaves Wells st. Depot
IN Chicagoa $50 in evening: Clinton 31J a. m; Ciar-
ence $40 a. m: Cedar Rapids 200 a. M and arrive in
Marshall at 1915 IA. m. Passengers leaving Chicago
on this train at SD in evening" arrive in Des Moines
early next evening.
Day Train leaving Chicago at a. m. arrives At Gin.
ton at p M Leaves Clinton at Q a. m: Clarence at
IZ;So p M Cedar Rapids $40 p and arrive at Mar.
! shall ut : 30 p. m.
Passengers going East from Des Moines can procure
/ tickets Of Tho's liatton, jr., at Des Moines.
Good Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
CoNNECTIoss-A Turner junction with trains
| Tor ffeeport, Dnnleiln. Janesville Fon du Lac
Prairie du Chem and La Crosse.
! At Dixon with Trains Of Illinois Central Railroad.
Az Clinton with boats on Mississippi river.
sA he Wit with stages for Davenport Il Maquoke eta,
Al Clarence with stage for Upton.
Al ear Rapids with stages for Iowa City, Vnton,
Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa.
Al art"wn with stage for Marengo; and at Marshall
Bulls, Omaha, Eldora. Boonsboro, Fort Dodge Soux
City. and intermediate places
Live stock and Express Fright
Leaving Marshall in the morning. reaches CHICAGO
early next morning wnAost change Of Cars.
L. b. TALCOTT, Gen. Supt. CHICAGO.
b. HOWE. Asst Sup't, Clinton.
''o'"At III .Genl Freight Avert, Chicago.
o. coTTLE, Travelling Agent (9:5otn
rn ro rrr- -
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ESIRAH CATTLE.

Ii KAY SAI Ists
I,'S'RAlE Ed from. the subscriber living at
- ID whey. Cedar county Iowa, about two
months ago, the following described cattle:
One white steer: or red ard white steer one
"htc faced. llghtrcd steer; two brockle faced
steers and one dark red steer.
Any person giving information where these
cattle can he found, viii be liber lily rewarded.
". c. ATWATER.
Downey, Iowa, Sept. 90, 1868. n39ml
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4 IL instruments fully warranted and sun
~ piled on the most favorable terms. m,
PELorBkT HARMoSirA and ORGAN HARMoNIry
are the nearest approach to pipe organ, q nd
are excellent instruments for churches and hal Is
Prices, $50 to $3.50, with one two or three hank.
Of keys, and pedals. n24us
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A Question Answered,

~ Vuc>tlOu answered.
Somebody woman, of cuurse-in-
quircs way, when Eve was manufactured
from spare rib, Il servant wasn't made
at the same time, to walt on her? Some
body cIse--a woman, We imagiue-re
plies 10 the following strain:
Because Adam never came whining TO
Eve with ragged stocking to be d.rued,
Col ar string to be sew, d on, or a glove t.
mend fright away quick now" Because
he never read the newspaper until the
sun got down behind the palm trees, and
then, stretching himself out, yawnvd
out, "AInt supp"r most ready, my dear?"
Not he. lie made the fire, aud hung
tho kettle over it himself, wr'j venture
and pulled the radi>hes, peeled the pota-
toes, and did everything. else he ought to
do. He m'iked the cows, fed the chick
ems, and looked after til" pigs himself.
lie never brought home half a dozen
friends to dinner when Eve hadn't any
fresh pomegranatcs, aud the mango sea
son was over He never STAYED on, ,,Il
IL 0 clock to a ward meeting, hurrahiny
for an out-and out cardrd,te. and then
scoldlng because poor eve was slit uy up
aud crying Inside the gates lie never
played billiards, roll d ten pins aud drove
fast horses, nor chokcd Eve with cigar
smoke lie never loafcd around corner
groceries while Eve was rocking little
Gains cradle at home In short, he did
not think she was especially created for
the purpose OF waiting on him, aud
wasn't under the impression that it dis
graced a man to Tighten wfe's cares a
little. That's the reason that Eve did
not need hired girl; and with it was
the reason that her fair descendants did
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ago would havs laughed at any one who
estimated his income at less than one
hundred thousand a year, We were no,
surprised when he frankly admitted that,
beyond tn" present war, there was "a psos
poet or IA future which led him to believe
that, after all, the war against the REBEL
ion might prove an incaculable blessing
to those who were formerly held slaves
His property had been seized by both
armies, his cotton consumed, his corn
and swine Appropriated. and his whole
demesn" overrun and devastated, and in
his agony and despair he looked about
him for relief and for rescue They
came at last in the person of a Northern
man, who offered to take his two thou
sand acres and to manage the whole upon
condition that he should have one half of
the net profits.
The slaves who had not gone off, and
those who were willn. to return TO their
old quarters. mer" Ia be poid the msgrs If
phite .f'rm Mborers IN the fire States,
aud operations which, under the former
thr'tt'ess management, had produced i'm
mense revenues were to be entrusted to
the calculating aud careful control Ct
economical and thoughtful minds Said
our Southern friend. who is at once a
loyal and a contemplative citizen, "After
ALL President Lipcoln's policy was the
best. aud I have been saved from the
treason and ingrafi'ude Of my own people
BY N 'rthern and a Yankee Chief Mag.
istratc - Washington Uroniclc.