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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-10
XvANTEp-TyrRYBOpYl wl,hne m honor

WANTED.-~EY ERYBODi wishing an honor
w able, safe, aud money making business, We
nov offer for sale State, County, and Town nighis
on variety Of best new inventions wanted ia every
family paying profit Of five hundred pc cent. to.
geiher Uith The best Patent iour aud Meal sinor
even Invented. cheapest manufactured and conn
lnauds greatest sale, Everybody buts IL BY u
small investment you can buyR Town, County or
state Rights, which VIII gi7c YOU persaacnt pay
iug bushes, for years "a come, Buy uo riehti Tor
ans siier until y3u examine tie only practical one
in use. Be influenced by 40 fast takers, but decide
on your, own good judgement. A great indueeneat
Is now offered to al enerHrisIng men, with small or
large capital. Parties gIng West, South, or desir-
Ing 70 bcate in New England, should call AZ once
and make sure Of the County or state bes wish be-
lore u Is taken by your lucky neighbor J. II. LIT
TLEFlELD. paleutee aud Proprietor, iO2 Washing
ton street. Boston.
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Doses aiasla - Cares Coushs
Ga c Had Fa8aasre malatrts.
As $50 ais 81 semeai Il aapfhsr
evs-H. ssA tF M sasaers
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NOTICE.-We,

~ the subscribers heine appointed by the Hon the
Probate Court for The district Of Manchester Commits
slohers to receive examine ahd ndjus; the claims and
demands II an persons against The estate 81 ROBERT
PEoNAN late ~ Manchester 81 said dstrict deceased,
aud also an claims and demands exhibited ~ Offset there.
To- and Six months from the ltt day 81 september sGs
being .wed hy sad Court f thar psrpose We do there
fore hereby give nure list win attend 70 the bust.
IS 81 our sppninupcut 81 the late residence ~ said de-
ceased IN Manchester, an the i6h day Of March, ,bh
from nmiil q clock j. VI
i.tedat Mpnchcsicr lis 2Gh day of september, 40.
1896.
RANNfY HOWARD r.,,,r.
90 JAMEs sMTT" "" r.
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A cARn no INNAIIns.

a Clergy haa. while residing Ia South America
as a missionary, discovered q sale md simple rem
ely Tor tie Cure d Nervous Weakue-s, Early De-
cay Diseases of lhe Urinary aud Seminal Organs,
piiJ lie whole aalRpfa,sarers brought "a hy bauc-
iH aia vicious h.bits Great numbers lave been
allcay cured bg tllis noble remedy, Prompted by
dcs.re @ tcbddtfhe afflicted aid lnll0rt4nate.
@ll send PIE re4pe Tor preparing ana using this
medicine, n setsel enye.ope, toaHy one whoHecds
it,frce II Ctat0f.
Please nc'ose rosi-l aid envelope, addressed 70
YOURSELF Address
JOSEPH r. INMAN,
STATION d, liInlE llorsE,
10 Ner loik CITY
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MEssRs. FOWLER a. WELLS, IS.

IVA Broadway, supply all works on Fhrenoogy.
Aydropathy, Physiology, Phonography, Psychology,
Anatomy, fhysiognomy, Medicine, Masonry, Agr
culture, Photography, aud the Natural Srouces gem
Grady. They also have new Msce.ineuus Morris,
including those Of Draper, Nam. eie. see the new
Illustrated ANNUAL or PHRtN0iDlI And
PHYs!oGN0MY hr 1856, uow peiJy Prepaid ty
post, l2c. Agents e sell 81 tAor poi ular g0rAs,
wanted.
NERVOUS DEHHITY,N SEMINAL WEAK
= ' SEss, trfsArCHE ltc&i Sc Learn hos 70
tuHE YotIsEtF, 0Ik9ut eoHsulint ~ iceng any
Qmek ~ oag toig fis. Send saur sddress el d
postpaid envelope with Gye cents, u Box i6f7,
bp.ioi,, sisss.
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NEnNoIs DEnnIrY. eENINaL NEAI
RHEUMATISM.

HAAE .iiierei te,1ily % YEARS.
aad aaye az asi found perfect renedy, more Yai-
liable ih8g silver g0h, g. ibo.e sunerHg sit4 this
disease. sil furnish j % 81. all9 giil cali On me
o. sead I'VE do.lar SD. ltWItmqHe lie most
severe igiH b. = haIrs, without tls 4eas INJURY y
ule 0.st'utsmu. L5.erd discocd n agens. ! aD
10 deaief % qnaci nlelclnc, kgt Zee . iDY duty ~
lai iae me3ens BE kl.Uwn.
@ALiiE BG1ENI FumHeo & stess DeHier,
- srHa0 stress, bgstet, llass.
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TO Conss.Irlpllle..

PHELPS AEApACHE rEfRAGOAs. Beeam
meaaed hg ieasang phEs9sAns ior Neaaaehes s.ck
ue.. 81 ssnuae3l lH aet'an. Loss e Attelte Con
safnpiioA. and aa Billions Affections hetailea 81
Druggists generally. Aks.ss 81 bF J.. r. LOVE
JOY. = fgfoa 3 N. Gaps 3 59zei ssat az
Bhere pK rla sqg 90 cailts.
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v A'laa 4 .t Batfwka N,7ae.l R.ss q
Nssras.e y.r.eaat, 50 o. aa.galas q l arst Maa.
d. 4 osi.i.ar $50.
rFburNcEs
Nases ara biHs discounted, Ssa.a48l no
banking Heuse i.ao0 go
Due from Afr. ! Mee y Bk 1920 90
pne nGn sbfok Nat. Rank, 7oeS Is
IL S. BONDS deposited vth e.
Its igseeure cif'g ufics,5 .0eQ 90
Ca.h gn bard ia ctcnsiiue notes
ofather National Banks. 81 %
OF State Haut., l,2t5 Oh
Specie, dtess
leca tender ulte 81 s2s
Compound ia'j HU,cs, $500 i2,s53 sls5 ,St3 -
LIABILITIES
osu.ial stock paid 10. $4,000 90
intiy dual deposits, Ss.les le
State bank circulation ou,sg, al 90
Profit and loss g,s59 90 si5- SEQ p
v. 7. BLACK, Cashier.
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Wpep ElrgaE roo Las -AFs Yoa sflublat wits
il.adsea uesr,tafH, tsasup stloa nslr.s. amer iat
iug Fer AfaorF. Laa sia'ifs ram "a he Batt Great
Wfatftas E.d Brasil. 81 Other stulttoupi tlts
harrd nisAtparc dissese ny ep.isl iisi lpseHo1lme
hag psoeurs battit 81
PiANrkfioS BrTTERs
Tics pHfi.g. rtHgtaa1 snd IL, irefssit
Issg enats hsaItht aideiitg
rAfy 49, 81 rat.lsts IL chsnxe ~ wutet and iltt
1bs3 egtrefsle effects ~ latitu sod bate hpfs
lhet stfrHs lttH tac $ stem anl tHIiFrH she nlud
lhes ~ yeui siiiasnaisc VI aiuieF4r tlepl @ppels
Ahss Fufi ike otsailf afn atldit2 Is lie stsHach
lAey tHrg nE KEspsia ara Constipation.
Ihaf eHs liirkriss snt doisGb AerhuA
ihay care l.sef 14pflaii, Assd Nervous liesthche.
Ae elspge u tlctisn,r sssry she nsiag Ttkvr,rloN
Rs11EgN Eat the bs yods mobes win buy ai all FOUR
sssaiia,a graves al H.
rlASrariaN BtrTsss strengthen the stomach sBd re-.
stores ITO heSlthy artloh, lpu will Ind them
PALatIi,lI Peas, .Np ErLlaALr.
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HORSESHOES.

INHE WHEELER loEsrsiIoE CosipANY offer fol
a sale corner Portland aud Universe streets, Bos,
ton, Horseshoe Bars and Shanes. and also finished
Shoes Of every variety OF size and style. he iron
is made from selected scrap including old shoes and
il warranted ~ good as any IN The m4rket, and to
wear long rs the best handmade shoes. The bars
are drawn with groove aud beyel, and will 4
teated, Hat, or aconcuye foot face. This amount
Of work on the bars, enables the blacksmith 20 make
twice rs many slices day ~ be ctn make from
common shoe shapes, and The shoes nre OF better
finish and qunlitv when done. lhc non IN bars is
offered A. the orpnary price Of common shapes and
The finished Shoe, much lower than hand made
shoes, with which alone they can be compared aud
which III reality they are.
ELBHlUGE NHrELER, General Agent.
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rTo GAS, WATER, AND STEAM rIPE FIT.
Il tegs. The undersigned wogla respectfully call
The attention o. al 80 The above line % bu lucas 70
their large assortment Of Tools, w Screwing Ma
chimes for Hand and Powcr; Peaccs Faient Clamp
and Patent Combined serewing and Cutting oil
stock, Also al Other FOODS used Ia the TIA lc..-
Manufactured and ar sale By
CAMDEN TUBE works, Camden, N. v,
or, Sk1FERT, MCMANtS 4 co.
SO. q South Seventh street phila
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NrD asstrttstmtutsr
SINGERS LETTER a.
FamtKg Nenlug s1Iuchime.

fNsHfs 81 ENpfl NACfgNs eaaliUNfE ALL
i6s iNhs = a. = y tsssss ssssf9 ~
fefaag EiHft aBtf NN nes $50 faAasais a'
,aaitf sfWs q ufs. fHrsfr 81 rsest rt.te-s
AH aauas aeis te t#e f
saaa.sf aat faaefsai.al saHgu Z Nsas. 2 llt
East M.H Tsafs. tFs 80 ~ ~. u
tEaegaiiY 3D. sfa1e e aa-
tsa be aH s. BE- ~ aalt1
fagy he.ts sil iH vte' e bssr faaas
Ns4aJas o pa8 81 % faiH Esfl8 aaehHa s4rsat.
e. aa.i $50 distractions given hF tnIstr.a ahd
eoatcoa asis 8sHfs sa3 es pamphlet lnf
stseEs MANuftcrenN0 p&rts1 81 Sinase5
street. b. slea5s la1Nlss e Aea Aatk
AGENTS WAN84H
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IAME GRAY.

ID EAL ESTATE AGENT, Seo.ays Bpltling,
Ia lremeu, Pow, Bpstga Fgms aud Country
Ne.ideuees bought sold. aBd exchanged.
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10 moro vesips ned cotd'an ionarins cross sa''

This desirable Bed has now been IN use y sufficient
length Of time % shog that 4 gos entire satisfaction
and actually is the more valued tbe more Il Is tried.
II has many advantages over the coil elliptic spring
LIST. II Is much lighter, weighing only 30 his
2Hd, II never gets out of order when properly pat Up.
9rd II can be fitted IN ten minutes time toany bcdstead
4h, II i much durable than any other spring bod
18th, IL costs but 0ne.haf ns much as coil springs
9th, 1t docs not weG The bedding and can b. uscd with
without q matirnss
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
To the qualified electors OF
'rana County, Iowa

At the regular meeting Of the Board Of
Of Tama county, duly holden at
Toledo in said county, beginning on the
first Monday Of September A u. 1868. the
following proceedings were duly resolved
and ordered to-wit; That at the General
election to be holden on the second Tuesday
of October A D. 1865, there shall be sub
united to the legal voters Of Tama county,
the following proposition, to-wit Whether
the county Of Tama viii donate the sum Of
forty thousand dollars, to the Iowa CEN
,traI Rail Road Co. to hs used in bril'liug the
iowa Central Railroad within said county,
.prsyided, said road runs through the county
North and South, and that tax Of mills
(on the dollar be levied upon the assessment
land valuation Of the property in said county
for the years 4. D. 1866, 1867 1865. to pay the
>samc, to be laid out at the discretion Of the
BOARD Of Supervisors. Therefore it is pro-
claimed by order Of said Board tf Supersi
,so1s that said proposition be voted upon in
iithe following form to-wit; Those intcn ling
to vote for said proposition, shal! have writ
ten or printed upt their respective ballots
( sFor the donation
and those intending to vete against the
same, shall have printed or written on
their respective ballots the following words
s.Against the Donation"
DAVID D. APpELG ATE
Clerk of Board Of Supervisors
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
To the 4ualAfaed Voters Of Tame
County Iowa.


At the regular meeting II ths Board Or
Supervisors, Of Taua county, Iowa, duly
held at Toledo, the County Seat Of said Gown
ty beginning ON the hrst Monday Of Sspt,
A. D. 1866 the following proceedings, we're
duly ssolved and ordered to wit; That st
the general election to be holden, on tbs Fad
Tuesday Of October A. D. 1885, there shall
be submitted, to the legsl vstsrs Of saids
county the foflaFing propositions ssswit
Whether the County of Tana, shall dsvote,
the Swamp Lands, aud the proceeds Of the
same belonging to said county to, and for
the building OF the Iowa Central Railroad,
within said county, and across the same,
North aud South Therefore, It is hereby
proclaimed, that Electors intending 70 vote
for said proposition shall hare written or
printed, On their respective baiscts, Ne SslA-
lowing words;
'For the Swamp Land appropriation,
and tlose electors, intending 70 vote against
said proposition, shall have written. or print
ed, on their respective ballots;
against the Swamp Land appropriation.
Proclaimed by order Of said Board Of
Supervisors.
Attest
DAVID d. APPRECIATE,
3, Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
LOOK
HERE.

-
Substantial Harness,
OR A SPLENDID
CARRIAGE HARNESS,
Call at our shop two doors East Of the
Peoples Store" in Toledo, Iowa and We
will suit you to a"T."
We make al our harness including collars
from the best material and WARRANT our
work.
Our prices are and shall always be at the
lowest living rates.
Repairs Of all Kinds done upon short no
ticc.
We also keep for sale good supply ol
saddles, whips, and harness trimmings.
Give us trial and VIC will guarantee
satisfaction.
HERMAN LAUFER.
Toledo, March 28d, 1865. v7nll
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
Attest
DAVID D. APPELGATE, Clerk.

The levy # 1861 was II mills S.,
that it is this year mills less than in
1854.
The School House, Teachers and
contingent taxes vary in the townships
IS in former years.
JOSEPH D1SART
ABRAM TOMPKINS
IL +. GASTON
Ordered published by the Board OF
DAVID D. APPELGATE
Clelk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
Straycd

From Columbia Tp., Tama county, Iowa,
ON or about the 10th day of July 1868, q
dark iron gray mare NEARLY black years
,cld and marked as follows: small white
star ia forehead, one white hind foot, tail had
been trimmed, hanging about TO the hook
joint. Supposed to have strayed Of with
g. mo Indian ponies. Any person, who will
take up said marc and give information Of
the whereabout. of same, will receive liberal
IukA, Tama Co, Iowa.
Sept 7th. 1866.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
GENERAL LAND AGENCY

The undersigned arc new prepared to buy
and sell Real Estate, both improved and un.
improved. pay taxes, rentland examine titles
make conyeyances and attend generally to
any alters pertaining to the ownership or
conveyance Of real Estate in this, and the.
adjoining counties. We have choice lot Of
lands for sa'e at prices within the reach Of
all. As we are
The only legally licensed
land agents I'm this county
Almost all strangers coming here call upon
US to buy, thus giving Us liner, assd facilities
ever oil others for selling. We solicit from
residents who desire to sell, correct descrip
ton of their lands with general description
Of the quality, situation, distance from tim
Der, or amount Of timber owned improve.
ments price 4 terms Of sale. either verbally.
or By mail as most convenient, and promise
to furnish buyers soon, for sls geed hnds
held at reasonable prices. Don't delay send-
ing in your descriptions each day that pass
es some chance is lost.
GRAHAM 4 NELSON.
vsnsa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
LOST!

On Wednesday morning last, on the road
between Iuka and tho residence Of VIM. y.
Rogers near Toledo, a large red and green
Ladies' l3lanket shawl
The finder by leaving il. Or giving infor-
nation whore it can bs recovered either 4
my residence, 1t tho store of II. Beaumont
luka, or Al the Post Once, Toledo, will
greatly oblige the loser.
A. n. LOW.
Iuka, August IS, 1866.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
AucTIoNEER.

The undcrsi gned having taken oyt a license
under the U. 8. Internal Revenue Law, is
prepared to lry Public Sales, and will attend
to all calls in Tama, Benton and POweshiek
counties. - aG
Terms, ~ = day and Government tax.
Address him At Inka, Tams Co., Iowa, OF
call on him at his homo IN the sonth west par
Of Otter Creek townahip.
JOSEPH JACK.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13

ALL KINDS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
II ook here every
body!
JUST RECEIVED to day. a large ~.
sortment Of Ladies' Calf, Ba1moral and
Congress Boots & Shoes. Also mems
water proofcslf kip. and COW hide boota
and heavy shoes. For sale cheap ae
- MILLERS
rOFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, MoLAsEs' aud
all staple GROCERIES cheap At
MILLER'S.
CtAND and DRY FRUIT, Eaisins, cur~
rants SC. sc at
MILLER'a.
ELoUR, Goldfish, Macksrel, White fish &c:-
&c. at
MILLER'S..
GToNE CROOKS, Jars, Fruitjars, &Os
cheap At
MILL .ERS.
rIDER, Vinegar, Pals, Tubs, WASH
boards, Rolliug-pins, Butter-ladles cheap af
MILL ER'S.
NUTS, Candies, Candles, Tobacco So
L
cheapat
MILLERS.
CAsTILE, Rosin and Palm Soap cheap
MILLER's.
brushes, Curry-combs, Horse-cardst
Rope Sc, cheapas -~wn,e
DIPES and Tobacco Of all kinds cheap at
MILLERS.
Niolin strings, Pocket books, Wallets.
Combs, Thread, Thimbles, Needles &c. eheap'
at
MlLLERS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13

46lO Is
BY resolution passed At this session
of the Board the relief fund has been
merged into the County Fund. But a
small portion Of the $4,000 Of county
fund thus created will be required 10
nav the few relief warranls that will 9
issued before Jan. lst, 1886. There
will be funds to pay all liabilities Of the
county up to this date.
The actual Indebtedness ofthe county
are the Sl,6l0.l6 required to pay
bounty warrants
The valuation for 1868 is about
100000. Tho levy made for 1865
is as follows:
2 mills State Tax
2 :" >connty
2 $ relief
p" bounty
bridge
9 school
Total 10 mills
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13

William Rieokhof
VIM. II. Stisers
{G. Jnqus
| William Hillmon
David d Appellate
James II Struble
8 c Rogers
knight Dexter
| William RickhoR
s. U
| G. l.. Bailey
ulius Lauderdal.s
John Corfman
H G Morrison
Frank Paxton
T l. Downs
H e Morrison
Isaac Stoner
Beaumont & Lewis
William F Rogers
Thos. A Hopkins
Leah McClain
Frederick Price
Franklin Davis
+ p Rice
N Z W,eting
|.Alhert Stoi'dard
G NJ Reed
Saml / Mckeen
S Y r Slade
S Y Il Slade
g ,llry & Johnston
Ca,harine Seigloch
John n Seigloch
10 " Finch
NJ T Bales
Horace Jacobs
Mills & Co.
Galley d Johnston
Gilbert S,ivers
T A Graham
Peter Crowhnrst
w F Johnston
| A N Pryneer
A Tompkins
H r CASTOR
]. Dysart
VIM. Cnnant
j. Ross
l. B Dodd
lfN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
family apnrnal aeroa ga4s Yternre sgitnn and yws


audited by Hoard Of suPervisors
", A. D.
claimed Amount allowed
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
nERt nANT TAILOR
tax pleasure to inform the public that
have on hand Q
FULL SSORT M ENT

Of Broadcloths,
Doeskins,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Sattinetts, Cottonades,
Silk velvets, Vestings
Satins,
Marsailcs, Linens, &c., Sc.
"A full assortment Of
TAILO r TR I N M I N G 3!
Of the best quality
am prepared at oil times to fill order
sent b mail.
Garments made 10 order IL the latcs
fashion,
And Warranted to Fit
have all kinds Of cloth for sale which
will sell TO those who do not wish to have il
made ur at my shop ns we'll as those who do
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Manufactured by myself . full stock oi
Coats, Vests and Pants,
v, rranted not to rip; will SELL ss cheap as
any one in Chicago or elsewhere.
Patronize Home Manufactures
you wish your county to prosper,
4 liheIal shars Of public patronage respect
fully solicited.
Shop soutc side Of TIE Public Square in
Toledo.
WHO c. G. BUTTKERElT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13

NAMES. FOR WHAT SERVICE CLAIMED.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13
The only legally licensed
land agents I'm this county
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All persons indebted to the undersignsd,
or to the old firm Of Lauser & Booker, sn6
whose accounts aud notes are nov due, ere
requested to call Aad pay UP Immediately,
% an in need Of money
HERMAN LAUFpRv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
from NeW YORK.

NEW Yonx. January 29-The Herald's
Savannah correspondent states that the donations
OF food sent out were distributed f.om he mar
ke, house To those who were formerly rich but
now poor. TO white snd black indiscriminately
under the direction OF authorized committees
The kind and eloquent letter of The mayor Of
Boston to the NAV or OF Savannah vas = theme
of much spproba, ton sui comment Of The old eli
izens of the latter city
The Beaufort correspondent OF The Times
under date OF the 25th. writes that Sherman
advance ia st Salkehstchie. mid way between
Charleston and Savannah. ON the railway, and 4
considerable rebel force i At ASHORE. Rebel
reinforcemen's have teen sent io,Branchsille 70
hold the place against Sherman. Several can
non from the outw oTk. of Charleston have beeu
sent TO Brsnchville
1t is currently reported f,om persistent &C
counts from deserters that Charleston ~iil ia
evacuated.
Movements nv the rebels indicate that they are
removing heavy guns from iawes'-ni Sullivan.
islands.
One or two monitors aud several %gunb0s;s havs
Joined Dahlgren's ieet of Charleston.
Another Savannah letter tn The Times, dated
18th. ssys that The Last Of Sherman SfnS
would leave tina; CITY on the Both
Two divisions Of the ccrps were at Hafdee
Vile. South Carolina. when ie-s hesrd from
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
For The state se.siz.l



Ed SESrIxRt: Yesterday morning ! noticed
IN The Journal an article which reflects some
What on the science Of telegrsphy. presume
the author OF u thought himself fully compe-
tent 20 handle the subject skillfuliy. aud / hope
be viii aoi tLihk me ungracions IN saying that
be knows nothing Of 20 essential a science. |
presume. from the familiar style in which the
gentleman uses the word battery" he has At
some time experienced the horrors OF an sn,ici-
pated attack from an enemy whose battery OF
either words or ordinances we're too great for bis
moral or physical courage. | beg to inform the
gentleman thar telegrapbers 90 not work their
batteries" but their brains and fingers. Speak
ing of cbirography. / have seen some from edit
ors which | would ss readily read Mastodon rs
Nszatian. and be sure neither were right. IL the
author of the article in The Journal will com
pare bis most fluent characters With the tele
graphic manuscripts which IS written st the av-
ersge rate Of forty words per minute. he per
chance may find that his chirography would pun
zle an OLD telegrspher. who. so TAR as the reading
OF manuscript il concerned. is fully equal TO that
Of the invisible Philadelphia LAWYER. | must
compliment TnK SENTINEL. however. on its re
mArksble coed judgment 10 taking into consider
alton The various dots and dsshes which may FIRE
queDtly puzzle q telegrspher Who could read the
manuscript OF the sol dissnt critique Of The
journal. Az ON TELEGRArHER