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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

SS1a11fs 71|E1El1rlI77I1
HOOKER CONTAINING
Instead Of Mcclellan
Cars summing 70 Tslede st.ties
NEW GOODS.
a r r II ID
PEOPLES STORE.
IN THE
NEW : brick iji
BUILDIN &
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
Where the subscribers are now prepared t.
offer 10 the,rold Customer, and the trade gen.
eraly a much larger and more attsactive
stock Of
Winter Goods
than ever before offered IL this narkst,
Of which will be sold at
PRICES DEPYlNC COMPETITION,
From our long experience in trade " are
pei teclly conveisaIt with The wants Anu
tastes Of Buyers, aud our FACILITIES
are such that We are euabiel - take every
advantage Of The times in purchasing.
IN THIS MARKET WE
DO NOT INTEND TO Be
Undorso1d,
We would again return thanks to our many
customers for their past patronage, and know-
ing that We can make it 70 thei- advantage
to dea, with us. We respectfully solicit .
continuance Of their trade. Our sssestasnt
Of Staple and Fsney Dry Goods,
Boots T. Shoes
Notions. Hosiery,
Clothing. Groerv'es;
Cm,,srv Nnyd,cnre.
Qneemnen-., Uass 4 Caps.
JToo,lenrare, Paints / Ois
Stationery. Rope
Irnn Il Nails Glass A.r. &c
Will always he the hest II this martes. and
in short everything needed for the trade will
he found with us chearer than elssv here. Give
ns = call and zee for yourselves.
In fact We are determined
NOT TO RE UNDEHSOLD
ard wish II expressly understood that We
sha!I always he prepared % 10 better for the
trade. than any Of onr Competitors.
Wanted Wheat, Corn. Hides Rntter. Eggs
sc &c. GALLEY AJOHNSTON.
March 2s, 1862.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

--LATEST War News
A great rally at The A!MDROTIPE
GALLERY IN TOLEDO.
The undersigned hae re6seA the Ambeotype
Gallery formerly occupied by }. Z. Miller and
now prepare 10 DO good work A. low fgures.
lie solcits the patronage Of the people Of
lama and adioining counties.
Room il. the seconi story, opposite the Post
t,fHce and .; en- fro ~ . NJ 10 p. u.
vin45iy =. ;. MOKK.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

-. We acknowledge the receipt Of
the 18th No. ofths Rebellion Record,
containing beeidss ito large amount Of
reading matters, splendid steel por-
: rats Of Maj. Generals George u. Thorn.
%, and T.. A. Hitchcock.
This work - published monthly n
SO cents per number, By &. +. Putnam.
ss2 Broadway New York. Charles T.
Swans. General Agent laS Broadway
New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

-. We learn that the graded scho"l
in this town. will be opened for the sum-
mer term next Monday.
We hope the patrons Of the school
will profit By the. published advice Of
the late tescher and send their children
10 school very regularly, both for the
benefit Of the school and the children.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09


Last Monday G. A. Brooks, re-
siding W learn in the eoulh eaat par,
.fCarlton township, wns arrested in our
streets by the Sheriff Tor being found
in state OF intoxication. Complaint
in due from was N dc before one Of our
Justices, upon which warrant vas is.
sued Tor his arrest. When sufficiently
scber, 10 was arraingned, plead guilty,
and . penalty often dollars and three
days imprispnmsus, imposed ~ the law
provides. which upon the payment Of
oess ~ RENTED, after his statement
under oath, where, vhso aud 81 whom,
M obesinesf sks iiqaors which intoxicat-
@a him. His statement implicated .
osrlaia old gentleman in the timber
North wsst Of town, who has heretofore
been prisoner for similar offences.
a part Of the history Of this case i,
that when 10 was first arrested, he was
accompanied by lass sail to b only
~ or - years OF age, who was also =
little ..tipsy,", and who il claimed by |.
man living with Mr.. Brooks, and It
least 6syears Of age, - his be,rothed.
This elderly gentleman was also consi.l-
erabiy interested in tracing up his gay
Duloena, who in the mean time, had
disappeared for thu time being At the
instance Of the Sheriff. Whistler the
old cook succeeds II wooing The little
chick, remaiDs yst.ie be developed. but
1.-THE does motif certainly will not be
for the want Of catering and cooling on
HE part. = = ss
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

49,. Although We have boosted Of >
cry line, open winter, we cannot con-
I inue this mead Vi praise for the expir-
ID part If the present month Of April.
We have had plenty Of sunshine, but il
!, % been attended, with such cool
winds aud nights, that spring advances
! VI slowly. Grass has however bceu,
- mahs ito appearance in favored
! lsces and our farmers gre sowing their
wheat.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

:. The Treasurer Ut oMr county has
E eamently offered lands for sale FIR the
payment IL the taxes, and received hut
few ind sometimes no bidders but the
sale Of last Thursday aud Friday
took different turn. A number at
thousand acres were then cold for the
xes due ON them. One party from
New York bid of largo amount. The
rry,,te u this sale will replsnish the
Treasury 10 the amount of between
t:rse and four thonaand dollars.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
Original Notice.

state of lows, ... .-....
Tsna County,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-13
Neueftes per Sis d saltimOre.

Stew @Urt, IL. Sft. Sumes 8u@as
nan mar In QOnbUn nn~9efcmmel. - unent'
I8iepsne @sfsGte 3pii6en 8aifsn ano pOltn
battRn aatt9sfunOsn.
Sn BarlS firdtete utas, COP IT'D Die eng
Hide Neaiertng in 3ufunft peniger naGIfN-
tia aeaen orn Saben 3ftgeu unb baburA bts
pom Mtuiferium pes Austpdrttsen lautet
So babe S0nea 81 t%teIoen, baB 9orb Stuffed
ntdets erpartst ppn ipIfen 8urfelungen, oab
er ober BEN sneliIAen @elanoteu tn WaIGtn9-
tot tnfg1irin mIrD, aber Die In9aben S9ree
Wiemgrt0l8 5s bertdtsn.
nertfani1Ae Yolttif Qpats NapOlepn8 btetn=
EraAttaen tper0e.
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8abInaArt0t.


Jafrubt mir6 9ietnlit SeSebe1t, bas cine Gabl in Der
Staot Baltimore a~69e9alteu tprb am erten Olttttppd i'm
na9iten ytobenber, am 4ten Sag beiasten Wpuat8
Sir einen @prrdtrpler fiji bas S9atart, q.
Titr etnen @pnnr1ifiGr fir bic Qanb=Sffice,
Jitr etneH Seaatpr unb 5eRn 9ele9aten fit bic Gene
rai=9lienblb bon Wtarblanb,
Sir eiuen @pn9resz0 teprGiettante teS 2ten Oifrifts,
beftePeno aus Der l. q, g., a., s., +. unb Z. gEarb Der
Sta6t.
: Stir einen Observation-Disclosures bes Stem 9iftriftS,
welber bic 81 O., TO-, H., IL, 49,, 14.y 49, 49,, IT,,
49,, 10. un6 20. gSarb Der @ta6t umfa6t, ...
Stir eInen 8ibter Der Circuit @purt bcr Gtabt 8oIz
timpre,
Stir einen GGert Ser Superipr Court BET gtabt 8afz
tirtpre.
Sir einet Gterf bes Criminal geri6ts Der 9tabt Sat
tnIpre.
Sir einen Staatsanpalt BET Gtabt Baltimore,
Tltr 5met Rerlpnen alS S6eriff8 ter 9tabt Baltimore,
Sir einen &eftantent8s 9fesifratcr,
Stir elnen Stabt=G uroebpr,
Fir bret 0ftbter te8 WaiIen1erift.
sur 1e 5pei Griebensri9ter ftr bic l., 2. unb 10.
g6arO, unb te einrn Gi4ter fir bic it6riaett fiebsebn
@orb8.
6erter fHr bier Gpnftobfer fit ie ber l., 2. unb 10.
2earo lno 5pei fur iebe ter it6ri9en II 0orbs.
Ole Stl11nHdften tperben an ben bon ben Ba6lridteru
nGPer 5u ~be5eibnenben Ylasen pffen ge6aIten b II 8
ubr Weor9elS bis 5 ubr 2tbenrs.
Die 2t9ter tperben bierutit aufgefpreert, i6re 8eri6te
an benz anf bic aEa6l f~plgenben Gag Bel benz @lert Ter
Supe1'pr @p1trt einSurei~eu, tpie es bas @eieb pprIGreitt.
6. 81. SparfS,
~13pttb2s) S6eriff ber Stabt Baltimore.
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@mt1t6e 1rteHtf1g4

3tUet SOnette.
Der feutI4en SpernSeieGf@aft bes Sru, @nI0ab ~8epi6n1et
@etb MIR gsprlelen, troute 6etutatAttGlae.
Ou. beutf9e MuIif, bsutI1er RIJnRler 2teD J
NA, tpte pa8 aIte 0aterlanb mid 3isht,
SGr' ia Dpn @uh bic bsrrLtden @efdn9eI
0aS btft Der gpGl(Gen trtnerubes Sc
prdll0e?
Der beutlAe Son eepiunt elm Wsttgsbiet!
S5r fotnmt unD ltshe, guer 0sener flte9t.
>, ba6 @gN Der @r~o6erun8aSug eelGnBs!
Das 3ie1 1T eroe! gDer utS&te bas per>
heklen2
DO2 NnfAmb ifs9t ais topfrsr GsIobsrr Do,
S9r psroet ite9rsi6 iein, SIR 2teoerieelenI
llaO psr @u9 sinntal t5lte, rper Gun (a9,
Der TT getrpune1 unp Miro ntmtner febieu.
DENT Siee Der Dsut(4en Sper brum hurrab,
burrab!
Ii,
Das gtaesttaser opm Granada.
Die COME fnft, bte Nbenb3IoGsu fltn0en,
Oas frumme 8ctf gntt nisper gum GeGet,
nno tote ron @p0Grsnmulif 0nGewsbt
Grtebt oas 5ers il5 ouf osS 2ieEe8 SAw!nssn.
GS fcmrnt bic gtaGt.-Die pitbea Wduber
brtuge1
Sn oa8 @srna@ ; bic l1niAulo parnt unp Fs9t
(tnO 100 Elm MaO9eubsr3 ais Q8aGe felt,
DG farm bic Ghat Der tS6Qe utbt Gelin9en.
&c Ee9t her Ystnsre8cut, Der Waana it. 9sIb;
8alD I~anlstsla liA UNI I'm bic !reuea SGaaren
D0@ mub CT etnIan aus oe,n Walpes3elt,
Gr muB aus Danf peu 6ist Der 1trttn
baaren!
Ote Nofs blaGt mi@t ibm tn oteler Welt!
Aie Wfan9er adj !! BAT lOldes Gstb erfabren J.!
8. ct.
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~sofesmatOns s. 6.

/ 100 franfe SUIpaten fane1
aut SamRa8 Naht pou Der 5,put in 0aI9~
tn9tQn al unO wnrosn mad Dem GUpfr, 9pss
ptta( gebramt.
+ gbmaro everett Gdt etugeptutet,
BET Der Ginnet9ung beS NattUnals Str@bOfes
in Gettysburg am 10. Mpbsmber bte 0aupt,
rg0e ga Dalten.
tDa8 9anOmenbDCt Eulip fam pom
0lapp0bannQG al uno bertntet Naes rubtg.
SO miro uautbaiten Neparaturen -~unter9eben,
8etDa II 9 ~. = @Ga9. WteYer8,
Ella Gueltttat, Der Oelerttrte. <aS ganfmam,
rpel6er tbnn @ioilfleiDer Dasa Derl9afte unp
So9n 6, 8uyueg. pelAer feline Gefnabme pers
binpern p0Cte, tp1vcsa Ser6aftet rnb nod
oea1 GsntraG WaGt1au8 9eI6'dt.ss.
::f Observation-Disclosures.
u gGtr etlauben ua5 Bter4it rniefn Srennbem uni
@etaunten, 1ppte sent 9eebrtet 9nbltfutt I'm Ales'
geiaen ~ereebenftl a~n5ujetgen, baB mir
Dos WtQtant Sell 9utel, glc. 4O0 unp 41O
~DenniDlDanta @benue,
sptIdet ~. nnb 6. StroBe, ibernpntrnet BADEN rtO baieIbf
beute eiuet fampien 6 ii n d f~erotren Werben, tpptu MIR aHt
49, S.0tstri4 & S. 2Bwenfetm.
81 @srutnatn's
.0. See aur0tion unO 0agerbier
G0iOn
$40. A96 ATE Ctr, srpifdDsn 8 unb g Giraffe,
(etn Slrd Spn g8taarb8 5pteG, Sibietteh
WaIbtn9tgu, 8. 6.
09etaen Sreunben nnb 8efannten. 1Dpte benz see6rten pt=
b[ifunt ~n6erbaupt bic ~er9ebenae Mn3etge, bag i'd in metrer
QBtttbitaft fprtp6brenb bte tefen 28etne, rctnen 2iqupr uns
aR5ge3ethnets8 2~c6erfter per5opfe.
me-. GNdrSprS mn SpPtInthP tIn6pt HptS keditPY1pS 11ufer-
tpnunen.
Inn 5a6lreidea 3ufpra3 btttet
q. 9ermdnnt
frlber @ei@aft8tnbaGer In Sprins= u. Retget-
(9pct ftraBe, Stem gprf.
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Sefammtmaacbta1s0e
0fTce Der @uIi;eis 8ebDrbe,
Baltimore, Is. Stt. IS.

Baltlnlpte, IS. Stt. 1868.
Die Gnfuterfiawtett ber @irt6e nnb @isent6iimer BON
&rlntpGnier1 mirb auf bic 10. Seftipn BET Wa5lgeiebe
selenft, pet4e alien fpl4en 8erIouen ~ber6ietet, i9re Sta
bliiiement8 an ir8enb eineur ~2SubGtase in Baltimore pffe1l
gu Palten. gta9ri6t tpirb 9ierttit seseben, baS befagtes
@eles am Wtittppd, BEN IA. bs. se8en ale l~e6ertreter
in ftrense anpenbung sebra9t tpir6.
SIM Inftrase ber ge6Srbe
(Dt@0 d. 6. SO arb, grai.
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Wcuer BGuOeretn.

9ie 1tntersei@netem BADEN eiuen nenen 8aiberein Ss=
srinbet ltuter Ie6r bprt9eilbafteu Sebiusnaget rub laben
Setelt, ber ib Sn ~betbeiliSen mitni4t, auf Otontas abenb
8 l19r i'm 2ocale So. 161 90. 2pmtarb1r. Elm, inoeut bic
erte @iu5abluns itattinbet.
q. 8eDer g. 8eder, s. 8St9,
g.. 9tou, 6. Sriebrt@, 90 uI3,
.(SMO &Gtfer unb &. s er3ps.
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Co60(=RertC6te.
10 d BIZ.

GOlsenpe ltno Die unbeoinGten lIai !
Otoaten fir ben |. @tabtratt8sue
Wnbl Rnbst am so tttwo@,.@ h IA
SftUber. 1ntt.
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@tGbfaEnrtm16arfdfA

galtintpre, 10. Sft. 1863.
3afplse einer @in8abe tpirb biertuit Na9ribt g~e9eben,
baB Die @itp s@pmuifiGre unD Der GurbeDOr am Bonner
flag, ben Is. s., 0ior9ens um 10 lt6r, an Srt nub gtele
Suiamntentcrtinen trerbeu, nm iiber bic @ren5liuien zines
opn Der yfprt6ern @entral @iien6afn Comp. ~Seeiguetell
@rltnbitiids, oil ber gfprbipeg=@de bon Gprt6= II. @entres
ftrobe 81 enti4eibeu. Gle babel betbeiligten @erIonen ftrb
anfgefcrbert, babel gegeupGrtt9 3a ietu.
.Nuf 8efebl .-- .=r
Spb 6 mitDt-
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y Dteie teibeu Serren mnrben bpt llnipnIeliten tbret
29arb npuinirt, eber IN rsrl9teeenen Ser iaunlunseu,
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WIuntsiOaI

gtadriGt mirb hermit 9egeben, baB cine Ma6l am
WeitttnOd1, BEN "a. ST., in BEN berI6iebenen GSar6s
Der Siabt Baltimore ~ab8e6alten iptrs fir ie einen 8ertres
ter in BEN erften 3peig bes Gtabtratbs. Die GtiumtG=
ften iperben an ben BON ben @a6lri9tern nG6er sn besei6s
iten6et FlGtet %aufgeiteGt perber, unb, tie es tas @eIeb
er9ellft, um s t9r @tor8etS erSfnet II. INN 5 lt9r Nbenb8
9ei6lpIen tper6eu.
Baltimore, IL. Sttpber 1868.
@bW. @. Sparf!in,
(nipont) G6eriff Der Gtabt Baltimore.
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@uc G9ueioer,

pel6e &unbeRar6eit MAIDEN, tperben 6~ierburt eingelabeu,
elmer @eriamulung ant Mpntag Ibenb ~ lt9r lit Der
Ote6 anicS Sale beiju>pp6ueu.
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Meunte W1rb.

Die 6reunbe bon gB NJ. spear, tpelGe ietuer Ga
fir ben erften Gtattrat6sSpeiS ginfis finb, tperben fe
nit aufsefprbert, am WiontaS glbenb 8 1t9r elmer Se
Ia%nlinlung in Str. g. @reftpns 2pfal, Gde 4Ieaiant= 1T
&aloertftr., beisuippbner. (SWtp)
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StaOtrath.

Y CT Speta q. - @tne YettttDrt uttt
NseI0afnna eiaes Stops an Wacgnrtt8 Dud
ipuroe seripteleu. - Cine SrDtnaus bsn Nar
men Watben Game tn 3aurelfra6e um3uGns
bern, purbe paiiirt. -0orn Q. 3wstse fam etne
@upplementnr Sr0tnnaE5 eta, welGe bte 6rtIt
In Der Der Gpllettpr bte Nblteferuug ber@teuers
@el0er an ben @taDtregi(trator maiden muB,
BON 2 Wipnat amf 5 %perlan9ert /; - feruer be-
lttmmt, hnB cline Cite aller fclIsfttr6asen Sten,
eru, Dte I'm Widtanbe ltab, uno ale8 @runos
nno i~Unii9en @igentGun,s, bas fh tn leinen
BIner.l finpet &c. 1. in ben erften 90 Ga9et
lin Mdrs, Itatt tpie btsber In ben erifen 3ebn
Ga9su i'm Sebr. tn stpet 3eitungsa, bon benen
bie etue tn bsutlher Spra&e gebrudt tptro,
perTfeutlidt werben fol-.
Na0 8erGeluns Dtelsr 9uppt. Srbtnan3
tDnroe (fe bobtn abgeanpert, bdb Die SeEDfentz
ltGuns In bret 3sttuuoea 9eldeben fol-, nnb
palTrt, t%poraaf FA bet 3Dst8 0erta9te.
3wetter 3wete. - Scr. Morric
broGte ben 9ert6t bs8 Counties ftr Nitttel
anb Siege aber bie @rtIttpn I'M bDbsren 0obu
fir BITE WfsrDefnedte pss It6otii6sn Beuet=
Oe~partemsnts ett. = OerIelbe If gsgsu
8eptutgmag Der 0etttipn unb trurbe p~erleIeu
= Ote 8tI 9lr. II lit 8etref bee Mbltsferr
BON @tsnergslOern an ben Staot : Re9itratOl
tpurbe ~perleGsn uno pa|tst. - Der 8eI@luf
Dem Wl. W6sebon BITE @rrthtun9 eiueS 6pl3.
fGuppen tit Sir. 1859 8autFr, 81 s~etatten
rnroe pafltst. = DsbGletdsn Der @cmitf.
8ertGt, ueldsr ben Mdrnsu BET Matben 2ame
ia 2aursIRraBe uaadubert, uno 3um S9IuE
etne gspIGteuug son 500 = 9emaAt fin
0er2e1uug etas6 8e0tFers cer Gerboupluugev
ps8 9pstGsS In Der Gaufenoen @tBuug, porauI
fG berIelte Dertagte.
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OeriAtss 0erlGnOlnnqeM.


grtrntnat st. = gBtr uuterz
iteBen BITE 8erbanDlunGen tom SamRaa NIT
sut9ittst, ba Iautsr unerqutfliAa 0tauftreien
tsnb unbebenteabe @treitfG1e portamen. Die
etn5iGsu beutIdflingenpeg, Nalnen, bte pobsi
tgurErten, tpar ber elmer Mr8. SpbGnne @aBl
Die cine Settle Mulrian tbdtlt9 bslsibtgt bate
uno 80 elmer Strafe ppu 25Gents perur=
tbstlt tptrbe. uub Der etneS STR. $50. @6tnes
1arbt, tueItber oou etnein Mlttb. Glarf nnge=
padt rporosn spar, aber iTA wet8er;e, ben GbG@
ter tOaIter 5a 0~erfcl9su, pa ct EGOn 40 Sage In
6aFt gefaQsn tDugbe.
.StBuug am WOnta9 $. Sngber, tpseen
Nneriffs asif GlilaGstb Debn angsfteat, puroc
T9aIoiG b~sfur'oen unb sa SIS nebP Soften bsr~
Wftbetlt,
8. 0. @6mtbt, be8 9lnsrtf5 auf atret
GdultinDer, Namene GliI. Gnsslharpt uno
Sill. MpIf anGeuagt, NIT Der tpsiteren 8s=
INulDieung, ih I3amluGer Urs6betten an Der
Deripn Dtsier GIaDer erIautt go baben. Das
3sugenberbBr natut tnebrere Stunbsn in Dit
fpru9. 0ladbDem Der TaG ben @e11pprenen
uhergeben mar, bradten fe tn 20 Witnute; etn
v&dulbt0" ein In beioen 8dleu. Der Murpalt
beg Nn8etlagten, @oSofat 8errp, trns au9
etnen neaen 0rp3eB an.
SIN Ser. st. DtRrtftS @ert6t
nonroe SIN. 8. Sabner BON etasr Surp i6uI.
big b~efnnoen unO sur 3abIung BON $3.50
peEurtbetlt, tosil ct Die Ser. st. 2t3euIe See
iebe iiberteetsa batte. Die Mbbototen bee Mra
9etloaten Iegteu !pe8en Derldtsbener 6ormfsb~
Lee Ysctelt eeeen oteies llrtbeit ein.
@@ Oerbarb's8amtIten zda~
lemoer, 8autnotsn 9 NspOrtsr, iopte aaDere
oeatf4e BiiHer uno 3sttlhrtftsn IinD In ber
8nh0anblun9 oUn 8. Sc g 5enntGtauIen,
9|r. % Drattftg., naRe Marib MorFet, ftet6
0utrasbig,
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Aec,tcr Gmmerfbaler, SGtuetse1
~2trt6urger Safe, 8erDelGt @urI1
iceten pteber etnsetrpfen nnb btGisf j3u BADEN bet
Wpebe1 & DtIbelmp,
(7iWlt4) $40 Q8sff 8nltintpreftr.
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SsIBer=BaT

@ps6en c~rnpiar;en per S6tff pGaflba" BON Gptterbam
SO &Btbe g Iser-Na er, trel9e8 btats per &prb
BON SO 8rIgcn ab8ebs.
WG. 5unfe1,
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Advice well Followed.

Old Capt. B., of Vergennes, was
largely engaged in the coopering bus
ness, and being in want of a quantity 0.
hoop-poles, beset Joe Whitlock to fur
nish him lot
"Why. Cap'n" said Joe, II hahn t go
no hoop-poles."
"WelI, well, Joe, steal'em-stea'em
You can steal'em can't you ?"
In a few days Joe answered the Cap
tain's question by delivering several
loads of the desired article, for which
he received money enough to keep hin
in state of exceeding bliss for month
"Now, Joe" said the Captain, after
paying him for his saddles, chow did
you get EN- ?"
@Why, stole'em, Cap'n Of course, as
you told me to. -
eyes, I know, but where did you
steal'em p
"Oh," said Joe, jingling the Spanish
milled dollars in his pocket, sup in your
woods, Cap'n."
Tradition saith not how Capt B. rel
ished Joe's method of putting his adj
vice in practice, nor whether he ever
thereafter employed him in the getting
of his hoop-poles.
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Our Anathema.

The fair sex, collectively, will permit
the Junior Editor to enter his earnest
protest against the trailing dress skirts
so frequently met in promenade. Al
belt mild, temperate man by nature,
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occasional contre- temps resulting from
the practice referred to. Only last week
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if indeed, we did so.
The plea of gracefulness, which we
have heard presented in behalf of the
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suation, may set it down as fact, that
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we shall maintain forever that the trail
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margin when it impedes our perigrina-
tions, we shall not apologize, but rather
demand an apology from the wearer for
the inconvenience to which we are sub
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