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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-02

Moreus, Mrs James
Myers, Robert 2
Myers, David
Muckenfuss, DR. B A
Murphy, J F
Nelson, Mrs c
Newman, j G G
Nicholson, VIM H
Nutten, Harry
Oakes, Mrs Z B
O'Reiley, Miss NJ
Pickett, jeff
Peugh, Miss G
Parrot, Mr.
Pearse, Samuel
Perkins, Elizabeth
Persons, II
ferry, Miss A
Pinckney, t
Pinchney, Mrs L
Pohl. Randall & Co,
Pollard, VIM
Pooley, w J
Pouten, j j
Randall, ] r
Raw, Miss H
Reynolds, John
Rhett, Miss S
Richardson, Mrs NJ s
Richardson, II
Rice, H w 2
Else, Daniel
Rite, S S
Robinson, P
Robinson, +
Robbus, 2
Robbins, j
Robarts, w Z
Rodgers, J 2
Sanders, s A 2
Sanders, G w
Sanders, Mrs L
Schartte, John
Scott, Jacob
Scott, Nat
Sessions, John
Scofield, Mrs S
Sexton, Mrs P 2
Shannon, David
Sharp, Mrs S A
Sheppard, VIM
Seeger, VIM
Simmon, Fitz John
Semmes, c E
Slygh, VIM F
Sloane, VIM
Snowden, Mrs
Spears, G f
Spencer, w A
Starkey, J w
Starkey, A
Stanley, F r
Starnes, W A
Stewart, Thos
Stewart, E
Steffens & Co,
Sweelay Il Wallace,
Smith, Mrs J E 2
Smith, Mrs Rosa
Smith, Miss Nelly
Smith, Miss Laura
Sudley, Miss H
Stroller, Mrs S (care
G A Hall,)
Simmons, Mrs Willie
(care Mrs Brown
Talbert, John E
Tener & Davis,
Thompson, John NJ
Thomson, Dennis
Tillman, F c
Tracey, James 3
Tracey, John
Trager, c
Tye, G
Turner, M J
Iurnlpseed, DR. E B
Tucker, J
Tut, w G
Yatterson, John
Walkinson, Mrs MA
Williams, Mrs c.
(care Mrs McN1idlen,
Walton, John
Walker, ] H
Walker, Joseph
Walker, Miss Lydia
Waring, t r
Warren, Miss 8 w
Ware, Miss M ]
Webb, Walter
West, T w
Wheeler, J r
Whllden, II +
Wilkerson, Mrs NJ A
Williams, Mrs H
Witherspoon, Mrs J T
Wilson, Rev r
Williams, Miss N
Wilzue, Miss Martha
Worthington, A C
Wylie, DR. A P
Yinker, Mrs G.
c. JANNEY, P. NJ.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-02

PEMAINING in the Post Office, Colum
IL bia, s. c., March /, 1866.
Persons calling for letters in this ls
will please say, ''They are advertised"
Allen Miss r M (care Lorance n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12
M. T. & A. r. R.-Proceedings OF
the Board of Directors. -

The Board Of Directors o. the NJ. i. u
A; r. r. met July 9Th, 1866, pursuant to-
call OF the President. s5S7\l
Present, w III Tuthill, JB Doughefty j,
II C. Piatt, N Il Sales, and John Culbert1
son. ..s.t8. #4 .sft 49, /
Board called to order by w II Tuthilll
Vice President, minutes Of the last meet
ing read by the Secretary and approved
by the Board. .54i# 4sf#a 5raa /
Report of committee on location, d
the road from Upton to the n. w. e. RI
submitted by H c Piatt q
Report of the committee on'location Il
the road from Moscow to Upton. Submit
ted by H c Piatt for said committees.
On motion, the above reports were
laid over until the next meeting Of the
Board. s I'd Il gai
The report of the Committee to secure
the right OF way from Upton to Andrew
Wilson's was submitted by ] Fl Roth
rock from said committee. Mr. Roth
roch asked that the committee be allow
ed further time, and also to be authorized
to use discretionary powerin certain cas-
es. 2.. sss liz Ill
Mr. Sales then submitted the follow
ing resolution. which was adopted: ,g,fs
Resolued, That Mr. Rothrock, Attor-
ney for the Company, have further time
to secure the,fight Of way, and that qie
he authorized to use discretionary power
in contracting for the Company, in sccura
ing the right Of way, with the concurr-
ence Of two'of the directors Of the Come
pany. @ .hyaaas So 5.5e5Hs a39ets
On motion of II G Piatt it was resolyA
ed, that so much of the NJ. r & A. R. R.
line that lies between Upton and to and
across Andy Wilson's, as shown w
profile of engineer, Il be adopted up63
which to construct that portaon Of thu
road. -. $500 $500.
ed, that so much ofthe Muscatine, TIA
ton and Anamosa Railroad that lies be-
tween Andy WILSON'S md Moscow Is ~
Gated asshown by the profile ofenginsst,
provided. aeCurity be given that $1,000
available snbecription be raised by. thu
! citizens st AQscow and Vicinity, and thR
right Of was Obtained, Or that the Com
pany WI y kept ne l pf any y. expense 81
81 m5ti6h 81 Il { Sikt,it Has pe,drsj
ed, that the Attorney and cclntnitsee rs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12

:, T, PARTISAN DEilcAc1Es.-An unpleas-
ant discovery has been made in relation
10 the destruction Of small birds in
Francs, The Lond0n Field, Gays: "The
gouTmands who feed with such exquis-
tie delight on brocliettes ofsihgihg birds,
devouring them ~ b iniouthfell, little
bones ,and,all, are sghastA Ut seems that
the gigantic, pyramids, of these piteous
little birds which fill our markets to the
amazement OF foreigners, are supplied
not by the gun on; the fowling net, ~ il
generally SUPPOSED, but by poison! In
snotice lately issued by pr. Turrel, it il
assorted that tremendous quantities ,o1
F,tur vonaicn are sold for the purpose.
The drug IL boiled with grain and spread
over the fields at every period Of the
year The bait is 80 irresistible, that Di
Turrel declares to. having bebeld q pile
Of 10000 .larks ready prepared for des.
patch to Paris In one single poulterer's
shop in AK" at9z9a@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12

Getthe Best and Chear.
est.---The McC oRM1ck il Che ~
" SELF RAKEa that viii do ceod
work in lodged saor very shart
grain. The Machine, a. imp.ov..
ed for 1866, win work as wen on
billy or wet as level or dry land.
and the draft is much lighter than
last year. It is a good Mower
and the best finished, simplest'n
and most reliable machine Il !,
market. as1se rat,o hna b' -.y
The, separate, two-wheeled
MCCORMICK Mower is warranted
to be superior to tANYrHlNa in the
Mower ine manufactured AM.
WHERE, by ANYBODY. Draft !.
light, and TIE driver sitting inhis
seat can easily raise the cutting
bar over an obstruction 4 foot
high, or change the "cut" from
Rhafan inch to four inches high.
in an instant, and while the Ma
chine is in motion. In field tri-
ais with the Ball, Buck Eve.
Hubbard. Quaker, Wood, Nanny.
and many other, Mowers, it has
proved its great superiority and
~ II
like our Self Raker, will be sold
on a warranty. Of being the best
| Machine in its lire in market. @''o
| AS usual, the Mccormick Ma
chimes will be, sold on terms that
cannot fail to suit. F. 11.r.s1,.1.r
4 '@ w. w. PRATT, Tray. Agent
j e. A. McNAIR, Gen. Ag't. @'
FRANK. BACON Ag't at Wilton.
| .-Irgslk 4 40 a. L ffT rel EASuTBe9
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12

obtain the the right of way from Tip
ton to MoacDw. he. requested to perform
peir dutyIsps llyl M AK 1(H
ind that Co az 3 & pnce -
s'ceSd to adj )Etise / pr osa for graz
ing bridg) Ig, tiein4
TWAS then resolved that Immediately
after the Attorney Of the Company OBJ
tains the right OF WY from Upton to
Moscow he proceed to obtain the right
o q EGfosa T3tS9 tGgItf7'chicago &
Several claims having been presented
! to the Board AGatnst the old company
the following gentlemen were appointed
\ !. COMMITTEES Us exah nine sxid ci1fn1s And
| shggest The terms 81 set l6tne1Ytt i8ao.9
Iga HC Pin4t'J b. Dcughesty and J HI
RoshrpokisD a,at a. i .a ,,s.aias /.
ed to meet OH the list day ih : Ahgust,
1885, baiA elf I'd bisg 35lII laisU sfts D
IIt 3il'ads 3sa, vne INV Bull, Sec. ID
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12

An Astor House waiter, while rum
ming up stairs the other night, fell and
cut his jugular with o tnmbler he was
carrying. The accident was fatal. We
regret to record the demise of a waiter
who allowed himself to haSfysaGt gias1g
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12
Administrator's Notice.

DUBIIC notice is hereby given that George
Ii w. Humphrey, administrator Of the estate
Of Amanda Yeager deceased, late OF Cedar coun-
ty Iowa, has filed his final report in the office of
the county judge Of said county. All persons
interested are therefore nOtifled that unless
tney appear and laaelu~ DC Ncas,. ti,crct, ON or
before the first Monday in September, 1890, be-
ing the regular term of the county court, said
report will be approved and affirmed, and said
administrator Charged from all further duty
and liability I'm the premises. $1,000 s..s
J. G. BETS, County Judge.
July ID, 1856: VI ! IsIt sy& -n28w3 #S8t7 s.#
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fsa administrators Notice.

q
DUBJIO notice is hereby given that James
Ii Shintaffef, administrator or the estate OF
Isaac 8hintAder, deceased late ofCedar county,
Iowa, has filed his final report In the office of the
county fudge OF said county All persons inter-
eSted are therefore notified that unless they APP
pear and make defense thereto on or before the
FIRST Monday IN August, l806, being the regular
term Of the county court, said report will be APP
proved and Affirmed and said Administrator
discharged from all further duty and liability In
the premises. j. G. Belts, County Judge
July ID, ,lS62 asf.4 3d n1wS gEifs ITO r
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Total $4,000
State Of Iowa. Cedar county, 50: #@aZ fH
J. Sylvanus Yates, being duly sworn, say that
the above il a true statement to the hest Of my
Knowledge, -+sr ffssE# SYLVANTS YATES. I
+ Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 3lst
day of May, 1896. Z WIN. ELLIOTT, j. r. !
10 the Hon. Board OF Supervisors Of Cedar
!. county Iowa: a6 E.8Ea Eegfsryatn r4s
VI The Clerk submits an account Of county orders
issued from the LIST day of January to the 3lst
day Of May, 1865 and also the amount OF orders
outstanding May 3lst, 1888: t'd8t &2a*38s
Amount of orders issued. numbering Z. L. Z
from 644 to 963, 30,OO.OA
: January list to Nav sist. 1888. s,l75.o4
Tssmenf n r,ark o''' f"' - 8 1870
issue issue q ". +. cowan, county Judge, II 1880
Tota, ontstanaine orders. 42lzSO
e May 3lst, 1904 s94sTs. ..a.stss3t ~ =
s.n q. Respects9lly sH s7qs dd,rvs rss,x.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that o. NJ.
IL Culver and George Bolton, administrators Of
the estate of William III. Bolton deceased, late Of
Cedar county, Iowa, have filed their finaI report
in the Office Of the county judge Of said county.
All persons interested are therefore notified,
that unless they appear and make defense
thereto on or before the first Monday In August,
1866, being the regular term of the county court,
said report VIII be approved and affirmed and
said Admfnistrat0rs discharged from all further
duty and Liability in the premises. Eta +t
C. BETS. County Judge.
July 2l, 1866. III - n28w3 3.es #g.'rser = 4.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12

"A company has been organized for
the purpose of building railroad from
the southern line of the State to a point
on the Muscatine & OskalOosa branch of
the NJ. & NJ. road.
The Johnson county Board Super
visors have resolved that in all cases of
injury or loss resulting from defective
bridges, the township officers having
charge of such bridges shall be. held re-
sponsibe for the amount of damage
to person or property. The County had
just been obliged to pay 81 500 for inju-
ries received by valuable mare. ~
a+ A game club has been formed by a
few citizens of Cedar Rapids, for the pur-
pose of protecting game while the law
protects it; and farmers are called upon
to report any infringement upon the
game law by gentlemen or boys of leis-
ure from town, to either of the officers of
the club.
Not long ago woman was in Inde-
pendence peddling cOrsets, and engaged
in fitting them to her customers. She
drove \ lively trade, and circulated free
~ among first families Her patrons arc
nov. quite provoked by the report, that
reaches them from the west, that she
has been arrested for being a man in
J, woman's clothes! 49,. - d j.
The Surveyor Generals Office,
which for the past thirty years has been
in Dubuque, closed it's mission yester-
day, its labors being ended, andthe keys
were delivered to DIR VIM johnson as
CustodlOp. The records for Wisconsin
will pc sent 70 Madison as soon as possi.
IDLE; those tor Iowa will be stored away
\ here for the .Presept - Dstaqae TspsEs
SCI.
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= "a III 7EFN&sIA - = -
nj. ITakex hn ~ Saiifel Henderson, IN Rochester
VOW nsAip, CedaE o9pI1tX June % is6s enc black
rse s eSsh hesyy ma1e 70 10
nine years old, and appraised at $Sa
July Yi6fGD6 = Hf8 g. YATEB, Clerk q
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12

NoT!cE y he.$Ry Eiyee, that Sg!t RAJ Ann E t
Office 1t the County Judge Of Cedar county,
lowe, o petition asking that Referees may, be
70 set or ana adneasure her dover
interest in and to the northwest quarter Of Dec
ton 30, township 81 north, Of range number 2,
west 5th p. M; also, the Undivided halfsouth-
west u southwest u section IL, township 81, n,
range ). west 5th p m. And Unless objections
are made thereto on or before the first Monday
q AugTst A. y ls6S the county Judge o. s SAID i,
said petition, and the dover interest of the said
Julie Ann Evans VIM be set or atss< aA'
, 80 49, ]. C. BELTS, County Judge. +
July eth, 1853. *s n2Sw3 60 y
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Executors Notice.

sia d ~ 81 he Coaity dss = q te7 = H SSe
W me et6 OF Iowa, BET app4ant4 EEeqW
Tl mas, e Of TiptoR sai& co14ty,
nd decd ed. All pefsdb in4ebt4f 70 &
es e Of said dSceas1 arg areq4sted
persons having claims against the said estate
are hereby notified to present them to the
County Judge 0fsaid county, for probate, with
Wv rnrrN corDrN r~o.,,%o.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12

lN4CCV1QhH NQIIQ II herebX
John D. Doe; has MEL ranaI report In ithe
ONCE Of the County Judge OF Cedar county,
Iowa, showing full settlement Of said estate.
ON or before the first 'Monday Of August, *. b.
1858, sid EWentfix will be daseharedg from fur
ther duties in the settlement of said estate.
ma ~alJ aHI JIG. BELTS, County Judge.
July 9th, l60G, n28w8 4.a-t.....s MI
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JOHN Golden, Executor.
Upton, July 18th, 1885. !. 1w3 \,

FXECTTORS NOTICE.-NOtice h hereby
MN and testament Of VIM. g. and A. r. Huey,
has n1ed report in the County Judges once Of
Qedar county iowa Allowing the s1ttlenapt Of
ll6ss objections are made to said report, on or
before the first Monday IN August A. D. 1888, the
Estate will be ordered settled and fully closed.
July 9, 1883. n2Sw3 I.-ss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12
The Florence Sewing Machine
The sFI0R EN- cE

will do easily all family and tailoring work on
and finelr finished 1their motions are iii nos.
ve-there are no springs % get 6tftof Order,-
while for. strength, durability and beauty OF
with any or all other machines. 4I.ss Is tfs6I
Applicants for Agency should9ncfose stamps.
81 MRS. II. w. Gates, Agent, y
f& 27yl LOUDON, Iowa. y
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TrproN,, fowA:
-JULYi12,o 1885.

THURSDAY iuGaJ July II, 1855.
RHPUBLICkN STATE NOMINATIONS. BE-
For sectstsry e s,$ss, m !. 40 Z, .Ers
60, Su..1---.... - uA.e. nt4' sk3IIX9 na tsSsst~s
MAI. SAMUEL T. RANKIN, OF Washington.
fof A 9oHN K. EILforr, of Mitchell Co. led
For attorney General, nslef ell 4Lfiw0as
+. e. BISSELI., Of Dubuque Co. ba y
For Register OF the State Land once, e.
COL-C. G. CARPEN1ER, of Webster Co. 81
For Reporter of the Supreme Court, -yerr, .
z. H.sT1LES, Or Wapelio Co. tSAa
For Clerk OF the supreme Oourf, MI to- H..
CAPT, CHA's 1. LINDERMAN, Of Page 60.
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INSTRUCT N0MINATIONS.

For Representative In Csongress-2d District, -
HIRAM PRICE, OF Scott county.
For judge sth Judiciaf District, ~ 12ttG3t
LANES II. .ROTHROCK, Of Cedar county,
For Prosecnting Attorneyz,.7sth, District, ~ ~,
CIR. SCOTT, Of Jones county. 5atoR ess tS''
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To the Hon. Board of Supervisors Of Cedar co.:
The Clerk herewith submitsr an account of
fees received by him from January LIST TO May
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31
Religions Freedom.

From the DETROIT fOett July -
A colored man entered church in Co.
lumbia, South Carolina, recently, and
finding the colored gallery full, took q
seat among the white Christians of the
place. OF course the reader supposes he
was Immediately turned out by the usher.
No such thing. The reconstructed rebel
Christians of South Carolina are not so
reconstructed as that yet But these
worshippers of the Prince of Peace had
a much more effectual way than that of
getting rid of the 'nigger." One of the
worshipers quietly rose from his knees,
breaking off, no doubt, a peuitent petition
for the gracious favor and tender pity OF
Him, who is all mercy, upon human sin,
softly approached the dark-skinned fel-
low-sinner, with Christian charity pro
dnced a religious revolver from his pocket,
cooked it with Sabbsth-day solemnity,
aimed devuutly at the woolly head bowed
in PRAYER, and in spirit of holy brother
" love, fred and scattered the brains Of
the intruder over the neighboring pews
The ushers carried out the corpse; and,
for ausht we know, the services proceeded
with undiminished serenity, sending UP
to heaven the sweet incense of worship
from humble, loving and devout souls.
General Howard, of the Freedmen
Bureau, being Puritanic, psalm-singing
New England Christian, does not deem
this sort of religions sacrifice precisely tbs
thing; hence, in spite of the constitution
al right of all persons (even South Caro-
lima church members) to worship God ac
cording to the dictates of their own con
sciences, he has interfered, and ordered |
delegation Of fanatical Northern arm,
officers TO investigate the matter, and ar
rest the Southern worshipers, or such o
them as can be proved guilty, for murder
| Unless the President interfere, we expec
| shortly to hear bitter howl from Go
lumbia about Yankee interference wit
religions freedoml
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31
From Mexico.

Empress daxImifias at Hnvana-Ar-
rival of French Troops at Vera Cruz.
NEw YoRK, July 30.-Havana dates of the
18th state that she Empress of Mexico So
called, arrived there on the 18th on her
way to Europe. She was received with the
honsrs of royalty. The Empress did not
land, but proceeded on her journey the next
day.
The news from Mexico reports the situa-
ton of the Empire as daily growing more
and more critical.
The fall of Matauoras caused great dis
may.
The Imperialist newspapers are exeiisd
and petuiant in their discussion Of the sit
uation.
AFrench steamer arrived at Vera Cruz
with 200 troops Of the Foreign Legion.
The Diaro del Imperi, the official organ
OF the Empire, says: The Empress has
gone 70 Europe 10 treat upon the interest Of
Mexico, aud 70 arrange several international
affairs. She IS expected back in November
next.
Ocatvio Rosado who fought under Juarez
at Ppe5la, has raised revolution in
Guazna. '----.-- '.-------- ~
Petroleum oil is being exported to New
York from the wells on the Isthmus Of To
huantepec.
Prince Salm Salm has been made Colo
mel on the staff of the auxiliary division.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31
COmieaI Scene In a Church.


On Sabbath last, in one of our promi-
nent Broad street churches, the closeness
of the atmosphere produced an almost ir-
resistible feeling OF drowsiness among
many of the congregation. OF the num-
Der who found It impossible to deny the
drowsy god was one of our most successful
business men, whose honest efforts to
throw off the somnifc influence he was
under were witnessed by several lockers
on. At last he suecumbed his eyes went
shut and failed to come open again, and
his head began to nod to this and that
neighbor quite familiarly- Presently the
sleeper's head slowly bent toward It's
owners wife, and continued to sag, sag,
sag in that direction, until delicate sprig
on my lady S hat pointed directly into the
ear of the snoozing husband. One more
lurch of the head on ''that line would
cause the tampering sprig to enter, and
peculiarIy affect the sensitive portion OF
tnat delicate organ, and several persons
in the gallery were giving breathless at
tention 10 the scene, fully anticipating an
extraordinary denoument when the con-
nection. between the ear and sprig should
be effected. At last it came, the heavy
head made another sag wifewsrd, full
inch, the sprig passed into theear as nice
" as if it had been pointed by roguish
hands, and penetrating to the inner and
most sensitive portion, tickled the nodding
gentleman so intensely that he drew up
his head with jerk, and striking out with
his right hand before he was fairly awake,
dealt his wife blow full upon her new
bonnet, to the utter discontinue Of its
flowers and ribbons, and to the infinite
amusement of the lcokers-on in the gal
| lery.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31

| We have reasonable show of new
styles in some quarters, and an unreason-
| able show in others. The wafer and rib
Dor that now constitute a first class head
niece for a woman, although 500 wears old,
are remarkably well-preserved; better
preserved than some of the women. Here
| followeth the description as it was written
in the sixteenth century. quote from IA
Cody and Profitable Treatise, intitulated
| Absalom, his Fall, or the Ruin of Roys-
ters, etc, rare and racy blaek-letter;
'As for their little capped-crowne hats,
which are so little and so light that the
smallest blaste of winde would carrie them
away, which so srtificially is, L think,
pinned TO their heads, or at leaste wyse to
the attire of their heades, are they not
more comelie for little children or babies
that thee children make, than for them
"As for the deep and great Ruffles
lwhGein | think the Diuell lyethe in
every sette) are they not more ftte for
monsters and gianttes, that for such
slendere and tennder creatures of
God?7
"As for their fardingales (which but for
reverence sake we might otherwise terme)
which so ike breeches stand about them,
are they not better besseming the state of
fooles, than the corps of wise and dis
creete women
H"As for their truncke sleeves, made to
their gownes, are not the sleeves thereof
more filter to weare instead of mems
Venetians than the sleeves of women 2 "
"And ali this (forsoothe) must be to
preserue their tennder csrcasses from the
weather."
White neckerchiefs for clergymen
are even less popular this summer than
heretofore and 1 observe that recent
correspondent of the Birmingham Eng
landJ Post, bewails similar apathy even
among the Wesleyans of the Regnant
Isle. L quote his letter entire for the con-
ISOLATION of any kindred soul" whose
eyes it may refresh:
"Mr Editor: Will you Please to In
forme Me Through your Valuable Paper
why the Wesley Boddey have Left orr
White neck Tys as White is The puerist |
of Colours in former days you Scarse
Meet one but not wos in john Wesley's
Uniform ar Tha gettin to Proude TO fol-
low up THAR good Old Servents puer
Badg. yours Truly A constant Reeder."
Perhaps the wesley Boddey'' in this
country needs stirring up. If so, here Is
the thing to stir it with
THE WEATHER AND HARVEST.
The extreme heat yielded at last to a
term of most grateful showers which seem
to have been generally distributed. The
harvesting is but fairly begun in this Sec |
tion, and now promises an abundant yield |
of grain. CHIEL.