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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-14
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm,
consisting tf forty. four acres, all under i'm
provcment aud we'll fenced, having good
house eighty rods Of living fence and ye ung
orchard upon it.
II is situated one mi'e aud half from
Toledo and ono mile from the railroad station
Upon two sides Of the farm lies unimproyed
land making q range for cattle. II can also
be purchased. Terms very low for cash.
Enquire Of him lat Toledo
v5nAl CO BuTTEERElr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-14

-Prejuliccs are Ike rats, a mans
mind like trap; they get in easily, and
then perhaps can't Sc, out At all.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-14

A BURL EsQu X.

science,
Conved TO himself what belonged to his
clients.
He sat in lis Office, surrounded by
books
That were seldom perused, to judge
from their looks,
For their calf skin bindings, aud inma.
cnlatc ages
Bore marks Of slight handling by this
sachcm Of sages.
There were Puf1tndorf's works, with
Kent's, and with Vattcl's,
And books that spoke Of dealing il,
chattels;
There were Chi,ty on Blackstone, in
volumes not slim;
And Lit,lcton's works, aud Lord Coke
upon him;
All high on the shelves, in most dusty
array,
Still stood as they had stood for many a
day.
There were bundles Of packets, some
white and some blue.
That told OF things false, and that told
Of things true,
All folded alike, IN raral!clogram shape.
Aud each carefully tied in foot ofred
tape.
Did ne;ghbor drop IN to spend no
The lawyer diScourscd, in language
most potent,
On revcrsinns. rep'c,ins, on wri,s, and
on pleading,
And told of the ease he then was q
kneading;
Or, soarin. from thence to political
Into them did his ardor new intercs,
inf,se;
Dr., ceasing 10 "spout' on the state Of
the np,ion,
Descantcd at length on his land spccu-
lation.
)ld Tempus al length in the sorficst
sport,
Demanded McTwiStem's attendance at
court;
Cor Age, as il seems, had brought sui;
against him,
And the summons was brought by the
sheriff SO grim.
The lawyer at once determined to go
The reason he did, We very we'll know
But what was his fright. and wha, his
surprise,
70 see what he saw when he opened his
eyes:
For extended he lay on Avcrnu's plain.
Ills limbs much encnmbercd by many
chain;
And i separate approaching, increased
his alarm
Twas Pluto, with his tailed tucked
under his arm.
But the lawyer ere long, recovered his
breath,
And begged, tor the sake of all learcr
than death,
That Pluto wonll grant him speedy
release,
And his iniluitous doings he ever
would cease.
His logic, though put with a clevcrl,
skill,
Old Pluto still parricl with ready good
will;
For twas, as he said, he'd had 20 much
pra:tice
In dealing with lawyers, he knew all
thci, tactics;
But he told the poor fellow that all was
in vain
That to go from Avernus he ne'er
should again.
That his petitions were fruitless, the
3.| lawyer soon saw,
And instant resolved to resort to the
law
For his presence ,fmind, let admiration
absorb rs;
A writ he brought in Of hnLcns corpus
Pluto, amazed at this practical turn,
Declared such a genius he never would
burr;
Thus, too dull TO be here, too sharp to
be there,
McTwis;em still wandcrs through limit
less mir
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-14

Jenny Lind is the Nightingale no
more. It is said 10 have been painfully
apparent in her recent singing in
"Eljah" that she had lost her voice.
eEA At Polt Hudson are twenty
reg .ments Of black soldiers
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AUDITORS Notice.

In The Orphans Court for the County of COL
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Tract Of Land Containing
About SiXtV Acres.

adjoining lands OF Joseph Coleman, John
Thrasher and others, with the sppure
nances, late the estate of said deceased,
situate IN the township OF Fishingcreek,
and county aforesaid
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Bionmsbnrg, Jan. 13, 1864.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
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plicaiions 10 keep hotel, or TO sell liquoi
by the quart, with or wIfhoufNolher mer-
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the applications will be presented to the
Court of Quarter Sessions of Columbia co
on Monday, The 1si day of February, al 2
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance Of an order OF the Orphans
Il Cour ol Columbia county, on SATUR-
DAY, THE BOTH DAY OF JANUARY,
1864, at 10 'clock in The forenoon, Hiram
r. Kline, Administrator OF the estate OF
Thomas Lnnger late Of Fishlngcreek twp,
in said county, dece ased, will expose TO
sale, by public vendue, on The premises,
a certaiu MESSUAGE and
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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Address. DR.. J. SKiLLlN H0UGHT0N,
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Qua Members at Harrisburg will please
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The Senate has not yet elected Speaker !;
and the probabilities are that no one will
be elected so long as the Senate stands as
il does, as regards numbers. The Demo-
Gratis are firm, the Abolitionisis ditto. 1t is
perfect dead lock; and has been so near
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