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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

SOMETHING ABOUT TAxEs-Thc fol.
lowing statistics relative TO the Amer
can and English taxes will prove Of
interest, aud should bc.carvtully stud,
led Lv those who are aloud IN their
cries about oppressive taxes, and the
expenses naturally incurred in carrying
on the war In Englana, on receipts
for SO and upwards a stamp duty Of
2 Gems is required, while according to
our law there is NO duty. Agreements
Of the value &25 or upwards is T. cents
it the agreement contains =, zoe lines, or
up yards, then for every quantity ot
1,es0 further progressive duty of -
cents. Here the tax is 5 cents per
sheet. The English law a tax Of Sc
cents on leases Of any land, tcncmcnts
dc, the yearly rem. exceeding $50 and
not exceeding SIS exceeding $500 and
not exceeding 5000, $3.50. There is
also an advalore.p stamp chargeable on
each lease when granted. All leases
according to the United States law, IN
der three years, are taxed 50 cents, and
over three years, 81. While lawyer
can act in any court in u is country, by
paying a license Of $40 lie is required
to pay $3.50 for the same privilege in
England A Notary public is also re-
euni.ed to pay $50, while here he is
only subject to > per cent income tax
English law also requires AL drafts, war
rants, or orders for the payment of mon
ey to be chareeable with stamp duty
Of one penny, 10y using adhesive receipt
stamps, which must be Cancelled by
the person drawing the check, draft or
ordc, by wiring his name On the
stamp; and all incomes amounting to
$500 per annun, are taxed 81 20, AMI
those Of $50, s27.45. The duties on
male servants are for those aged IS
years and upwards, S. os, and urder
this age, S2.54 No iacomc is taxed by
our law, except over $500, an9 that
after house rcn. is allowed neither does
!. un' law require i tax on servants.
Again, English law declares that horse
dealers, residing in The cities, shall pay
Sl2o; those residing in the country,
500 so. For every horse kept for
racing, SIS, Ga and tor every o,h'r
horse or mule exceeding respectively
tie hight Of thirte hands, of four
inches to each hand, kept for the pur.
pose Of riding or drawing any carriage
cl,asgeable with duty, sos. For every
carriage with four wheels when drawn
By two or more horses or mules SIG ~
Dur law simply taxes horses, $40 and
carriage from - to 5 dol. each accord
ing to the value. The taxes il rebel
dom are still more cxces i've thar those
II England in both Of which places the
poor man receives no protection what.
ever his little income being entirely con
eumcl. When we compare The state OF
affairs to that which exists in the North
surely we have no cause to complain
but rather to lie thankful. We have
not vet felt the effects of war, and II
taxes are somewhat higher than a year
or two since incomes have increased a.
4 corresponding rate, and no one can
see amy material difference.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

A minister putting his hand upon an
nichins's shoulder, exclaimed "NIy
SCR, ! believe the devil has got hold Of
you. = believe SO too" was The reply
"There is no peace this side ofthe
grave said distinguish clergyman
who waspreaching at the grave of a
friend. "Wcll, old chap said Jolly
Jack tar, "you can come over this ride
NC arc quiet enough here"
The case of Ger. jeff G. Davis, for
shooting and killing Gen. Nelson has
been continue until the next term Of
the Louisville Circuit Court! The in
dictment charges Gen. Davis with man
slaughter.
The Mexican war has already cost
France $o4 900, 900; no less than 0 600
men are in Mexico, and others arc still
10 be sent there.
An eloquent speaker is like a river
greatest at the mouth.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
DISSOLUTION.

The Firm Of Doolittle & Stewart was dis
solved on the first Of this month. III business
40 heretofore, will be conducted by
I STEWART
March 26th. 1868
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
.lnason's Pills are the Best Remedy IN eriss
cnte for the .joiioscing Complaints:
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE!

Females who value health should be wiiho~
these lis They purify the blood remove distractions
.! Ill kinds Cleanse the skin Of all rRpes and bloc!ss
and bring the rich color OF health to the pale cheek
EE5- The Plants and Herbs of which these Fills
trattr. discovered in very surprising way among
he rezucas, trbv OF Ahorigines Mexico. Gst Ike
Almanac Of our Agent, and you will read with delight
he ve-y interesting account it cOLains OF the GnAs
Nshlftxr'' ef tho Aztecs.
Ghserve.-7He Mountain Herb FiBs put np
BsaJM Hia;1er. Each tta ecaoin 40 pills, and RtfcH
Il - cents 1at tH Al tsn,tias hare The signature q
3 = Jt'iIS0N Il co. on each I.r
B. L. JUD3CN, & Co,
s OIL L pROpR i.lOtS,
No. so Leonard Street,
y " IORK.
eU- agents wanted slways-Addres- 20 above. -
tr D. Ransom s. Co., Earlville Madison
Go. n. Y.
Sold at Toledo by Armstrong-and .Shanklin
-lnaiantown by f. Ruggles.--We stlrving by
Andrew Hale, and by one agent in each viii
lage
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

We are also Sole Agents for the Sale in the
Western and North western States, of
Blake e. JOhElsOn's I'm ssrOy-
Cd Patent Right side lsclsl-
R:EeS'.
Price So, 90
~ rea'lv application % any Kind Of Machine,
new or old, making it altogether the most
complete llemmer ever yet offered. 1t turns
the hem under, and places the fair stitch on
the RIGHT side Of the cloth.
Persons in the country, by sending US their
address. inclosing a letter st mp, can have
one Of our circulars, list Of prizes, aud sample
Of work
Agents wanted throughout the
West.
WisWall & FaEsDaEl.
Late of and Successors to E. Richards & Co
Agents for illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota
Address AL letters to the) Wv rAppaN.
Chicago Sewing Machine
Co, r Box 1892 Chicago Ill. cE wswALI,
WINS 6m
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
II u - = O.v, 8
Mountain Herb Pills.

ABOVE, present you with perfect skeness Of
fzuco, chief Of tribe Of the strange Aatec NatioH,
that ruled Mexico. You will End full account Of
hin, and his people in Pamphlets and An,anacs-n
be had gratis from the Agents for these Pills
The inventor and manufacturer of "Judson's Noun
tain Herb Pills, has spent the greater part OF His life il
travelling having visited nearly every country in the
world. He spent six years among the Indians Of
the Rocky Mountains and of Mexc, and 1t thus that
the MOUNTAIN Herb PlIrs' discovered a very
interesting account Of his adventures there you will nnd
IN our Almanac and Pamphlet
Ii in established that all disea from
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
CHICAGO
Striving Maehine O..
once cor Lake and Clark st
Over A. H. Milier's Jcwelry Store.
Entrance 25 Clark ST.


N7Eare now introducing to the public
w NEWLY INVENTED and RECENTLY
PATENTED Sewing Machine, the Inventor Of
which has discarded entirely he use Of cams:
and BY the application Of n new combination
in mechanics, has accomplished results here
,ofore unataincd by any inventor, and pro-
luccd a machine capable Of rs great a range
Of work MS any other machine in the market,
and better ad pied to the wants Of the commu-
nifty, as he has combined, TO greater extcat
than in any other patent,
CHEAPNESS WITH EXCEL
LEMCF,
Durability with Simplicity
AID NorsiE>sNtss OF Ac,leN, to degree
not approached by any other machine. Our
LICENSED EY iL!ss EGEE AND IS
SGGiATES.
AMI are manufactured at the well known
establishment Of MILES GREENWOOD, of cincin-
natl Ohio. Machines arc put mp on plain ia
bles, in half case, or in full cabinet, in ,ral.
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
RumoYS incidents patr;-
oGic Songs and Ballads.

illustrated with correct Portraits engraved
on steel Of tho
Notable men Of the time, and with mans and
diagrams OF The plans OF BATTLES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

The Rebellion Record
unpublished in PARTS each Part Illustrated
with TWO FINE PORTRAITS, so cents
each.
ALSO, IN VOLUMES.
SIX Parts, with copious index, comprise
Volume.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
A NEW E,sa7'CyDH.

soih EXCLUSIVELY by cANvAssERs AND
AGENTS, Is now publishing in Nos, at 70 cts
each. Each No. iNaatratcd.w Portrait on
steel.
I Agents wanted, to whom liberal COM
missions viii be given.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

VOLUMES ONE, TWO, AND THREE
nj in cloth, al 81, Is each; Sheep, s.. 90
haltmofocco, or half calf antique, $500, each
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

FIRE Risks accepted at terms consistent
with solvsncy and fair profit.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
IMPURE BLOODs

The blood il the life and when any foreign unhealthS
matter gets mixed with IT, il il II distributed 70
every organ Of the body Every feels the poison
and al the vital organs quickly complain. Tho stomach
viii not digest the food perfectly. The liver
s-creie sufcency Of bile The action Of the heart 10
weakened and the circulation Ia feeble. The lungs
become cioggel with the poisonous matter hence,
eonshand all from slight impurity at the fountain
head If lte--tie Blood As il you had thrown
Earth for instance, in pure spring, from which
tin, rvultt, in few minutes the whole course Of the
stream becomes disturbed and dscolored. As quickly
oes impure boad fly TO every part, and leave its f:ins
behind All the passages become obstruetet, and unless
Tie obstruction is removed the lamp Of life dies out
These pills not only purify the blood, but regenerate all
the secretons Of the toy; they are, therefore, unrvae
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

Especial atsex fioa girea 10 Insurance Of D WE'LL
ms and Contents, for terns u | TO s ys9rs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver Complaint. Sick H..dachs, &C. This Anti Bio;.
Nelicne expel- from the blood the hidden seeds os
aud renders all the fluids and secretions pure ana
f.eEt. clearing and resusctating the vital organs.
Pleasant indeed, is il to u.s. that able 10 place
within your reach medicine like the MOUNTAIN HIM
iis'' that will pass directly to the afflicted parts,
through! the blood aud fluids Of the body, and
the sufferer to brighten with the flush Of beauty and
health.
JHGsDn's Fills are the Best Remedy in erist
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
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rise in the cost Of white paper, and other
things contested with printing IN increase in
subscription rates is imperative for the snsu-
ing year. The terms Of the "Tribans'' will
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

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IN Parts or in volumes, will be sent, fee OF
expense, on receipt of Price. Sent in regis
tered letters, he publisher will lie RESPONSE
BILE for all remittances.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

:. Ne hao,c aoi Where else SO m,uh. an
thtntic Intelligence Of tie rebellion ct,m be
ojtaiacd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

".No o'hrr 'oorh possesses Ike ralnc as
4 uorl II r.f,rcncc."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

APPLICATIONS promptly attended to
and POLICIES Issued Ivy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-09

FATAL OccURRENCE Some ten days ago
Lieut.. Brauscom, enrolling officer for this
eoau.y. accompanied by {. siugis member of
the guard, went into the lower snd OF The
county for the nurposa Of gathering up con
scripts ard de serlers. lie succeeded in getting
four OF the former ard one OF tie latter. Two
of those arrested ask ID the LieGte II snt TO so
with them to the house, that they mieAlt get
tt.air nia.LAs- I'ha renilest uza. AT orcs grant
ed, and they all proceeded to the house. The
men ents red Li6ut Bfanscum and / is ass sts mt
remaining Gu the outside la a moment after
entering che men returned TO the yard with
loaded suus in their hands, pointed az the
Lisutenant, and threatening to ''send him up"
if hs dim give Them their exemption papers
Thinking discretion tho better part CT vaior
whilst looking i0so ;ha muzales Of four loaded
rliiss, his only alternative ysas to furnish tha
required pap3rs, which are Of c,tirss u!tga!
under the c.rcu instances. he aud his guard
were then permitted to return to Abingdon
A few da5s after, with sn adsqua'e guard
Lieut.. Brenscom revisited the ecsno of his
Jormsr adventure; but of course the birds had
flown, though he succeeded ia arEesung seve
raj other conseripts On starting with them
fer Abingdon ope OF them, = man by the nsiae
of Granville Barker, attemnied 70 escape by
running. Ho was ordered to halt, ard on 90,
susing 20 DO 80 he was fred upon by tho guard
and Instantly killed. Absagdoa Ptrgt'fian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-09

,.sson il backward. The trees have
=. uoususv late 10 donning their foliage
80 have been such frequent and heavy
.,,,ss very much TO interfere with the labors
:. n. fsr.a and to delay the plantingof the
pu. while the season has thus retarded
49,. - ous rs,ions Of the agriculturist, he has
49,. - .oupensa,ed with an abundant growth Of
,,,.a food for stock st time when forage is
,r.,ss and uuprecedsntsdlv high. At no time
IA COR experience has the earth borne heavier
.,,,of rsrdurs than ct this time, and it ID
'.,.ss = Godssnd NOT will any serious
,,i,,v r.sah from any delay caused by
,ss, condition of the season 80 propi,ious
% the grasses. Corn, in our genial cli-
us.. will mature il good time even when
nlsnssd sftsr the middle Of June. So there
,.ed be no fears for that crop. On the other
hand both wheat and oats are looking admi'
r.hlv well, and the promise of an abundar,
,,op Was never better at this period of the
vssr. The breadth of land occupied by the
.Ysn crops will be uncommonly large, and,
tough too early 10 speculate upon the yield,
!, ]. gratifying TO behold the favorable condi-
uca Of sll growing crops ST this time.
Tie sbuntanoe Of grass muet have its effect
il d.uinishinz the demand for forage, aud tend
to reduce the exolbitsn. prices that have
REVEALED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-09
AN Exorinc Ca.sx.-lae Nassau cores.

AN EXcriAG CH4sE.-ine Nassau cores.
pondsnS Of the Charleston Courier gives us
an account cf the chase cf the Confederate
stesmsr 'S5onesau jackson -
Tho steamer S.caewal Jeck sou, Capf.
Black, star. ed for n Cent derste port on tho
2ish ult., aai T. turned to Nassan the next day.
i.iter an sxciting chase from q Yankee - az
vessel. She was about fly raj 'es m Elbow
Resf Ghen shs discovered the Iai kee Ses.
ing that ie did not take ms ctnvas off and
that hls course V as IN another III eotfc!, Cagt.
Black jrggsd q1iet'y al pg, bat III atonf half
IN hour7be fsserg@f rose rapidty from the ees.
L IN Soanrir.: lin cicsgiY v-i i the glass ha
was discover Il 20 Re Q steamer y7ith large rad
de boxes Capt Black lnl4edia'eiy altered
his course sonti by east, keeping the Ednsee
parai.oi with him uutil ha tBun Z ut hig rateof
speed. IRE Yankee si'ercd Ais course to cor
rsFyoad with ;hat Of The S5onewail, aud
al 9rtiy ait T took ~ caf9ves and H. ed pIIn.
lie as taon only hva and h If niieE dis-
tant The Ch82e taen began ii earl-et.--
Tra St5Eoaai fiIou ,sut on al the s cam aho
g v.i con.iaaua. s.nl retired in rather IN Dre
gaining Oh hiln G %. Eiiez threw ever tha
haav er part pf lis cargo. Tina pur nit ltstsd
all cay sac Yankee firing at il.srv SIS, ant th.s
StoneTali III lhs mean Tina "diaehaFging car
r." ~ oae time taa e8c',enen5 was up to a
pretty hig6 pitch. Two ah-!l', thrown with
"UEuSE-u Il-Es5le. 4tfHi q tcli " itt1-
in or hundred and lity yards Of 5he Stnne-
wallis boiler. St,l abe sped On Abostaoos,
heinz considerably ight9red, tho S}uthern
vessel began u gan oG heE pnFsUer the Var
kce, mA1ieUed bg ,ha disagp intmsnt Of his
hopes, commenced - bang away with impo-
tent fury. Aboua 4 O'Clock II. nj. C4p'aia
Back nay be said o have son the raaa. as
competitor baieg GAirly distaacet eod ont OF
sieht At7 o'clock p, IL. the .stoney. all steaEl-
o. back iuto Nzsaaa. | aia toid by the pissea-
gers q, bta thar Caps bilek diep =, ed the
NOS admirable coo!Aoss, readiness, and eo';r-
ago, dining 5ha long, pefileus hours OF ths
chase. and MA i1JouQ able split seemed To
soreaa aTaoue the officers, passengers, and
efaw, and ilspire e9rhtenca IA every one
..-----.---- 4i---~ - --..s-si.. .-9sSsy Ull9
worried willingly and G. ilziy, as II t'e stes met
was ca a pleasure eScuIsio3, rather than "cas.
ting it" for dear ife TIE safety o. the vei-
sci was u doCbteiy Ggs % the nsrve and SELF
posses.ion o. the Cap ain ala his staff of of
Gcers. o, tho ether h and c pt B ack speals
IL the ySare,rst terms of tie ecad,et, of. his
men. l. is evident shat il is not written IN the
book of fate that the S.onewaii Jackson snail
ba cauturea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-09

The REASON WHy.-A gseat many CON-
rents have been made upon ths defective
ii:iGg Of cur batteries at VicSsbdrg when the
enemys su1hoats passed down some two
weeks ago, aEd DGtl oijee:s and men IN the
batteries have been pretty severely eensuted
.hrrasor. The following lettsr trcFn Tichs burg
exp aims tns cause Of this inetheien, firing,
ana AS the defects spoken of have probably
bean ,smeiied before tais time, there can be
no harm ia giving this letter to ths public:
''Ths pas.aee by our batteries OF the Yam
kss fest uu Thursday night Developed a
fact which think ought TO be MAGE known,
that it lay be properly ronedied; 1t bsing
the fra scene II the k,hd ever witnessed ty
me, fais soiae surprise that tho firing from
our batteries was mere slow ard Irregular tran
had expected, aud Gu yeetefdaay, being In
company with ths comm sndera OF two OF our
most seryiceab'e gurs, l mentioned the last,
Whsn was told by them that 1t was net1he
result OF ineiiieeuey il the working OF the
egns, crt in deficient fric.ioa tubes furnished
ty the Ordnance Department; enc OF the OIL
csrs having assured me that he used thirty
eight, and eniy fired fourteen shots; the other,
that he Used ,ssous sixty for about the sane
number. Have tee Ordnance Department no
means Of testing thsse tubes before FURNISHING 3
then, to the batteries r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-09

Isle Patriot, OF 7th June, 1897, savs:
Al taa village of Cargo, in Cunlbe riaud,
struggle to k place he ween two svarms of
b.aa. A dEy or two earlier one If tltess CON-
muili,;e had spgarmsd in the usual way, and
b en safely iivsd. On the day Of hatFla Il
swarm Of .bses from some nsix 5oring hive
y a. seen TO be Il i z over ihe EaFd den IL vhiea
the frs me9tioned awe was eitusted Taey
instantly ,iarted down upon tbe hive ard cam-
pleteiy covered it. Ia lit lie time they began
TO enter toe hive, ard poured into IT in such
nnmbeIs that ii soon bee ,iis completely flied.
Then cou,mAnced a tSfi5;s struggle. Aloud,
hummins noise was heard, aud presently bot ~
armies of csmDstsuts rus ed f rth ,he bsseig-
ers aod the bes eyed cid uoc fght wi bin tho
ba.ea..,I. oiag, bu. Isl the open sir. The b.s:
Tie ragged with such fury tha. iho ground be-
meath was sooii covered with the wound d and
slain tae wounded cre e.sled about pst faliy,
urabis TO lisa Had i0ig their fellow .warijors
Not uGta oGe party wAs var,, isasa sho
driven away DID tie sangcinary Qat,.- o.
Ine vietors then relumei oosssssiCn' CT 10
hire. The local narrative does not furnish the
means for deciding toe question, bus it .eetns
mGsS p:obaL that there we're ssine tights OF
property in the case, and that tie ia.crlopers
were elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-09
How VIII They Receive Ets

How will the Yankees receive the news Of
tie defeat of their great army under Hooker
Never before, if We may judge from their
prs.s, were they so jubiiant with hope and ex-
recitation Of victory as they were when
Hooker crossed the Rappahannoek. Never
before were they s3 inf .ted with gas aad
bonb4s,-never go excessively rollicking and
fo:ous il. tneir ptecisicn of resplendens vic
tories and a crushed rebellionr' Even the
",hcers Of Government so often and 50
sorsy tried In their labors of reforming brokec =
Anl lsfes'ed armlss, ara said 10 have been ''es-
peclaly good naidrsd" at the news Of the
crossing, aud seemed to think ths people
Yankees will take this 30 another proof of
tie determination aud ability OF our rulers
Lincoln and Seward to push on rapidly to.
ward Richmond" To assist in the advance
The pnblic were assured that Provost Mar.
;hsl General Patrick was assiduously "re-
pairing .hs road towards Ricnmond"-.
A rather singular proceeding while the raid
srs we're enieavoring to destroy the same
rvsi near Richmond itself! To cap the eli.
Lax Of this bonbast, it ia positively announced
tha. Gen Hooker remained behind st the
crossing ''to superintend THE CUTTING LOOSE
orTHE BRlpGs', declaring that there must te
70 eom,Rg bach u that route :" This state.
m.n, is made by sae Baltimore Amertean on
the authority of "a gentleman who witnessed
Tie crossing Ia short, the whole of Yam
1.edom seemed TO have gone mad with joy
under the delightful prospects of ending the
rebellion anl taking possession of sil the
wealth and good things of tho South In
HOOKER they beheid another Gideon, who
vas lavineible. Pu'itanism thought he
welded the Sword of the Lord ! Losing sight
o!ths charlatan and braggart il the enehant'
lent Of the promised victories he held up to
view from his strategy, they sung his praises
ali tue time, but most lostily, and with the
1osi approved nasal twaug, as he pushed
Aafdss lie asppahasnock
low viii they receive tbs news of their
IsVeEsas after these folliss, these absurd boast
iasa aud eztravagan, expectations, such "a
1epl be induigsd nowhere on earth but
amongst tha: peculiar people who inhabit the
North But they are great q. the art Of dis
Emulation, AID mey change their tune with
* Iuch facility ss the organ grinder Though
'snsaton people, they ara quite remarkable
ior cunning devices to conceal real motives
and iesliDgs. The intercepted rogue, who an
s'ssed the question, "Where are you going!"
by replying, Back again!' was certainly
one Of their 18th Hooker might 90 reply
lie Las certainly gous, back again, whethe.
ae cut the bridges or NO. The Yankee
Paelle seemed to initiate him, for they, too, in
helf premature rejoicing, apparently Gu: oil
lelr Own retreat, but we shall eco them ego
back as easily as Hooker, and prepare proba'
bly, for The eighth on TO Richmond.