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co. n, DISTRICT
LII No G. "a battalion Orleans Regiment Of Militia, Jan %

-T-1
obedeneeto Special Orders from Headquarters Orleans
Regiment IF Militia all between the Of
situated within Canal and 81 Ann st and the River front
aud the Lake, ordered report these Headquarters at
No is Royal street. third floor enroll themselves
Militia Of The parish IF Orleans Those refusing
scrbsd in Special Orders No Regmestsl sadquarters
Office hours 3fgein 10 A. to 2P. VI. - $1is
cttu Ganta mini nn,n1a midi Gu
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HEADQUARTERS co. II, ORLEANS =
IL REGIMENT Or MILITIA, Second Battalion District
No q New Orleans, January ~, 1866.
G. RoseFe No. IRENE street. NJ Bergannna, Ne. 40
Duae street hereby appointed Assistant Enrolling Of
72sSNF 15is5s Il. p. sEERBuRNE,
Lient. commanding Sixth District 4
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yrEanorrA RTEBs co. IS, COMPANY
I'll DISTRICT No 2-Oiee, 443 Magazine streetse% oieas
Te Militia abie TO enrolment within this Company District
will forthwith report person. and enroll Their names at these
iAs@''i"st 'ets' ~ BENZ r. EDGEW0RTH,
Acting Capt. Co. B. Company District No 2
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HEADQUARTERs ORLEANS RECT

HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS REGI-
IL MENT MILITIA January % ls55-specai Orders Mo-
14-0rlears Militia. y
l. JOHN p. ExNIGIOs is hereby appointed Acting Adju
of Orleans Regiment Of Militia with the rank Of LIST
Leuenan under General Orders No OF the Goyernot Com
niander-in Chief
IL EDMOND SULLIVAN Is hereby authorized to raise
headquarters muster rolls Of Vol
Militia 49, III z : g3 u 8. 8EDM ONSTDN.
g57F5' Colonel Orleans Regiment Of Militia. Y
5s s55Gsa58ss l{Fgl JAMES ALLAN, & s35
Act. Asst. Adj't LIST Bat Orleans Regt Militia.
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TEA D0UARTERS GO. ID, co. DISTRICT |
Il M -1st tofM

ar lie GGuyeriieur.
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HnADagARrnns onnAEss nEeI.

II MENT or MILITIA, I'D january, 1860 "a
Special Orders No lss1 55-s9 Z
Of the 1st ID Baaon Orleans Regiment Of Militia.
will their side inspection and
teng In the service of the State their respective Company
commands. aA5 2t5f5z
The Provost Marshal Acting Adjnant Of the Orleans
Regiment of Militia Orderly Sereeants Of LIST I'd Bat
taens Orleans Regiment Of Militia will side while
duty at headquarters. s584$ sis
H. At rendezvous Company comands for inspection and
mastering IN commanders Of Companies will post their
liner aud non.cotssinDed officers in conformity glh
specified forms Company and the
Of muster rolls thereof to the Acting duant Of tbs Orleans
Regiment OF Militia, commanding officers of Companies Will
direct the Orderly Sergean thereof to drill their respective
the Soldier thence the School of the Company and
wien provided Companies as above will be drilled IN
the Mammal of Arms n gsss, 5EE 5l4 ..t55s
w. Acting Captains Through their 0deries Of Companies
Of the LIST and ID Batalions o. r. NJ will make returns OF
Company muster rolls in tripiieate One for Company
Headquarters Eenental Headquarters for
o'fss = y - $50 : IN j. EDMoEsToN.
Colonel Orleans Regiment Militia.
II EADQUAKTERs. co. m, COMPANY
llDstrict Second Battalion Orleans Regiment Militia
Jan o. 6-Genera Order No lin obedience Special
Orders from Headquarters Orleans Regiment Of Militia all
between theages of eighteen and
such specially exempted by section Militia act OF
1861 residing In the Eighth Co. District situated within Is
planade and Lafayette Avenues the river front and the lake.
hereby ordered report lnedate TO these Headqna
Such forward and enroll themselves forth
with, will be dealt with directed in Special Orders No IL
25 Headquarters Orleans Regiment Of Militia Headauar.
Co. GreatInen and Elysian Fields streets OF
ice hours, from a. NJ. to 5 r. ii. JOHN II. RIES,
Act. Capt. Co II and Enrolling Officer
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r BENZ. CHANDLER.
y. ii oARoNDELET STREET
Il Agent for the ~

of Hartford Gonn Agent the principal New York.
Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, st Louis Louisville Cinen
natl Memphis ycksburg Jackson Mobile and New Orleans
PAPERS is now ready TO against accidents of all kinds
subscriptions and advertisements and deliver TO sub
crbes on the Of the New Orleans and jackson Railroad
and Chanders News Express from bonneville to Wood
villa Mississippi
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NEW ORLEANS REGIMENT OF MILL
IN TIA-Headquarters and Enrolling Office Co. b., Co. Dis
trict No. 2. 443 Magazine street, Jan. 2lst, 1856
Special Order No. l.
have this day appointed Assistant Enrolling Officers Of
this Military District E. L. TILLINGHAST, residing No.
US Terpsic6ore street D. A. INGERsOLL residing at t9
Polymna street They will be respected and obeyed
cpriiugty Office hours from 10 A M. to 2P
BENZ. r. EDGEWORTH, W.. =.
@a# Acting Captain Go. b., 20. r. NJ.
IIEADQUARTEKS AND ENROLLING
Office Of Company H. Company District No. is estab
shsd No. 56 Greatman street, Elysan Fields street
Office hours from Q A. NJ. to p M.
Acting Captain and Enrolling Officer, Co. H., Dist No 8.
HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS MILITIA,
Ill Co B. Co District No q 443 Magazine street, January
81 ls66he enrolled militia officers and privates Of Company
B. Co District No published in the New Orleans Times,
Crescent and Star will forthwith report these headquarters
and nserbe their roll Those negeeting
report will and conducted to Company Head
quarters inBcribe their names, and upon refusal
thereto delnquens will incur the penalties prescribed for
second ofenses in Special Order No 25 sE
lsigned5 BENZ. r. EDGEWoRTH,
-9rr Acting Captain Go. b. Co. District.
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nEADQUARTERs co. III, DISTRICT
No. Second Battalion, 0. r. L. MJanuary 2e loeo-
Special Order No. l.
JOHN s. CARTER residence No. 457 Gasacayo street be-
tween Eysiali Fields and Marigny Streets an
residence IL st. Bernard Goodchdren street are
hereby duly appointed Assistant Enrolling Officers OF Gonp
ny District No s. Second Battalion Orleans Regiment OF
Militia -
Once hours Headquarters from A " to P. n
N Cant and Enrolling Officer, Co DISTRICT No =.
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HEADQUARTERs SECOND BATTAL-
Orleans Regiment Louisiana Militia, New Orleans,
81 1866 Special Orders No Acting Captains of Com
pane T. q H. and K, Of the Second Battalion Orleans Reg
Militia will forthwith report writing the and
abe of the first and second assistant enrolling officers
the penalties prescribed in section 30 Militia Act Of 1865
discharged officers under special orders ofe commander
inehie will be reduced ranks and compelled 70 perform
militia duty prvates . FERGUS FUSELIER
Acting Major Orleans Regiment Militia
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RtcEiPr roa CuRtxo MsAf-r
~. gs'luu VI wsser, tsks II h.. Of ssh.
In u suxsr. ! u. Of salspss,e, ! -. q
Pv'ssh. r-
In this rs'io the pickle 10 b iss,ss,s1
- cay qvsssisy ds,is~d. Let shess b.
boiled = rsshss ss'iI oil the d;s, fsuo tho
sssss rises 70 the top ssi IL slisosd u:
Then shrov i isss . tub to sssj, ~
vhss es@a. pour Il over you, bssf " p.sh.
to 'eus's the ssssl 'iu,e, ssy fouv.ws 1ve
vs~ks. The usss msss 10 veil sov.,.d
with pickle, end shvuIt nut b. pss Sovs
for n lesss two days sfter killing, dv,jcv
which time It should Be slish,ly sp,ssk.
led With povdssrd ssl,p-,r-. wAisA
removes sll the susfsss bIvsd, e.. lesv>
ing the meat fresh SD el,ss. lf,his.
receipt 10 properly tried, i. will never
DO abandoned. There 10 ooss ,hss see-
psssss 10, II 70 gsod. .'J ~aa aj t1oei
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Two Iowa Members Quarrel.

Kss-on and Price Of Iowa 20, into q
quarrel over pegro suffrsgc Mondsy If
seruoon. KsssOu h aoAer.ts iu his
views, Price 10 rsdcs,, aud the quarrel
arose over the allegations Of Kas.ou, tha,
bic eourss was sustained BY the people o'
his distrios. Price wss abou, ~ savage
~ have ever heard any man on ,ha,
door who kept within the bounds If par
lamsutsry decorum. Notice what h,
said: "Bu', cir, l do not know ,hs, |
ought 70 compl.io. for the House know.
that history repeats i.,slf. Eighteen
hundred ye.rs d 70. snd more, there we're
twelve mtp sel.eted for certain purpo.s
AZ this House will remember, two Of
those twelve were proved reerrsn, to the
great ohiec. for which they were called.
Oos Of them, Tor . certsin sun Of money,
vss led to do thing which. even 10 he
own opinioa, wss worthy X dssth, snd
consequently he went out snd hsnv.d
himself. The other ". guilty Of prv.
family snd fsisehood. Tskiss Two out Of
,hs twelve vas one out Of six, sud there
ere just ak representatives FROM Iovs
upeo this door T. Rather sharp work.
thss! Kss'on. 10 his reply. reed from .
letter 10 shaw thst Prios .'could nss nov
carry sirels wsrd u the city Of Dsveu.
per. !" whs her soy Of the in,ia's,isns
u Price wsrse etrue or fsise, the House
was willioe TO believe. for thar sfssreocn.
.hs, Kassou had his Price. Ts % aeri
Gus. Ksssoa 10 Que Of the sblsss men in
Corgress snd nskes exscll-"s spsechss
II would not hsrs him IN love IL he
wss . little more radical, but then It
might IN the essimstion Of the Presideos.
- Washington cor. Springfield RrpsIH
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~A 'sts social gathering st Mem phis
is thu described: There w.a jubilee
Of treason Q" Thanksgiving Ere; those
who roll dis'oysl,y =, : sweet uovssl
under their tongues, and ,hoss sho
fought for irtsson, had . grand 70 uuIon
hsll snd pow.wov in Grern,.w Dluck -
Ths men wore their rebel titles, ard the
women wore garments II white snd seA
the red 'ypicsl of BIZ Cd ,hed By ,hs
cursed r.belI'o"; snd the white of sm.
nesty os'hs thst white washed the psss.
They displayed the retel Gag. sad they
we're csrrful thar there should b no blne
on 'hs decorations, no loysl,y 10 the sH
b'ems They Rloried 10 their d-,o,ios
10 bsd o.uss; :h,y tried hard ,e k.,p..
alive tho smouldsr,De 6res Of ,tsa.a. -
Among them were rebel seusrals. ,slo,.
els. msjo's. cap'ssns sad iiru,ssss,s. .
veil - thss elsss .hst .ook oa,hs ef lsy.l,
y % Ers trade permits. end grew rich %
ttsscheTy snd apsculsi;en sa
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No Uss ron TsowsERs.-On shs
norniDg efths mstseris shower, 10 1888.
old Peytoe Robsrts, whe intended usk-
ing ~ early itsrs TO his work. got % 10
the midst Of the display % goioe 10
his door b ssv shs sky lit up With
falling .msees,s, SD hs coDslsdsd d on %
thss the ssvl6 ~ % Ere; Esd shss shs
Ssy q jsjtmsss hsl ssns Hs stsad
ios Dsnsds Essisg 10 spssshless sa,ros.
spyssg eusass shs deer sighs late sbs
midst of ~ tsliisg sssss. end thsss is
bis sSssts - js1es them hs eooussss6
; series - 1Ssssd sspblise shss shssla
hs,s dose Assss - s,sps dsssss. His
wife, b ss1ksss5 il tbs nssssi.s, sss-
Ing Psytss js.DiSg end skippise sbeus
~ yerd, bsvJsd suS 70 him 70 ksov
'Wbas iS o. vsus " 1euutp sspss b
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vas duis' %. thar daucin' ruuud w,t..u, F.,
his clesAs on. - Bu. Pey.on heard no,
The judgmcus, aod long back account.
no would have - settle made him heed
less Of sl! terrestrial things; sid his wife,
BY this tine becoming slsrtned At his b..
haviur, sprsne out of b. d. and running
to the door shrirked out At the top of her
lungs: "Psy.on, / say! Pcys"n: wh.,
do you mean jump'n' sbout thu! Comc
and sit sour trousers on.'' %..: ot -+sr
Trousers, Whist the DEVILS the usc ol
trousers when the worlds on Gre"
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GAPEs IN CnIckgNs "A s,bss,ih,s,
recomsends sssaioss'ds fos this disss1s. !.
Ae puts . piece the siso Of hiekosy
sut IN pint bottle Of water, shskss IL ..
and mixes the water Si.h me.l. TIE
bottle then 6llrd ag.in With w,,er. for
the next dish. He gives this mixture
to the fowls every day. until n. danger
OF gspes Is psst One ounce Of the sss,.
fut'da lasts through the season, and he
raises rs many curly chickens a. bs de-
sires. 91FT1 -
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CAUSES OF, SUDDEN DEATH.-Very
few Of the sudden deaths which arc said
to arise from diseases Of the heart do
really arise from that cause To ascer--
tain the real cause Of sudden death, 40
experiment has been tried 10 Europe,
aud reported to scientific congress held
=. Strasbourg. Sixty six eases Of sud
den deaths were made the subjsct Of .
thorough post morten, examination; 10
these cases only two were found Who had
died from disease Of the heart. Nine out
Of the sixty six had died from apoplcxy,
while there were forty.six cases Of con-
ges,iou Of the lungs that is, the lungs
we're 50 full Of blood that they could not
work. there not being room enough for
: sufficient quantity Of air to enter to
support life. The causes that produce
congestion Of the lungs ars-cold feet,
tight clothing, cos,ive bowels, sitting
still until chilled sf,er being wsrmed
with l.bor Or . rapid walk; going too
suddenly from close, heated room into
tho cold air, especially after srostiog,
depressing news operating on the blood.
Thess causes OF sudden death being
known, an avoidance Of them may serve
to lrnathsn many vsluable lives, which
would otherWiss BE- lost under the ver.
dict Of heart complaint. Tbs disease I,
supposed to be inevitable. hence many
do not tske the pains they would "a
avoid sudden death if they knsw. il iay 10
their power. ~. s .1. ~ - ~
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fn1-PosTsy - sss- DAoH~Teg,ar~.
.Wihsss. 10 there . more mag a,6ssss ss,hisA
.hss the Rocs.eri What hfsJ 3, y
Whist . sp'r,,ed poise sf the Assd /, N,.s
his elabors'.'y. sooslsped tssub, sn,ely
aepp'Dg', the little, quick erscefsI me.
tons OF his srchiog neck. Max hie
brilliant p'umsRe. smooth .snd lua,roua m
satin, sof, rs Ross .ilt Th., p.efIsee
Of a Duchcss ever suspssscd 10 be.stv
the circle # feather, winch he v~sc.s
layer Shooting over lsyer. up aud dsvs. 4
hnher sud ,hi,hcss - smb-r ws,.,sf,H.
swift and soan dies - tho light, bus
never dis'uthi.x ths INST shlsss iosdsv %
hts srr'y! Whu, plume from Afrie.o
d-s"rs can r'vs' ,h.sich hs .. tAs ~ q
'o' curves, aud The psa i,ks r., e,uts u II
ms fa'i! All his eOl"rs are. sropish b
depth and intensity Nith rwesy osfek
NAT the uHts change ~ in ! pri.m.
snd each that is more splendid ,h.s ,Ae
last; green more be.u,ifu, s,h,o.ssv
green, except that on . ducks un.et..
brown ir6lftrtsd wt'h, gold, snd ssny;,r
through III" wh"le rsthus If i,s poss,O,l.
tiles / sm not sure thu, the lss. il cor.
rect in point of expression. but i, !, cor
rect il poius Of sense, ~ soy one Who
ever saw n red "roos,er will L-nr y i,ns sss.
sHens sra not in,vinsiosiy kso Ssou,e.
but they shuu d.rrly prove the ,,s,S of
the old sdsRs, 'Hs"dso,ns u ,hs, rhSsa.
some dues Lord Ksin-s de-. .eribe, one,
kiod Of besusv - thst founded d The
relation. Of objects. And I sm ,,ss ,bse
tho relations VI . hen 20 . dts-u fd,.
white, pure egg, snd the rels,ioos. q.
those eggs to psddiops snd eu.,,rds.
cod the twenty Eve cen.s which they e,s
hsvs Tor the s.kirg, msks even On os.
esluly hen. like n'.ny hcrcjoer in sov-s..
mo. be'u'ifus. but vcvy is,er-.,iDr 49,
Twenty thousand d"lIsrs," ssid Z ev,.
noisseur iu sueh ms,'ers, 10 hen hens
frs'uve IN . lsdy's f.ee - Asd ths .r,s.
cut ca d s.h cut Of a'hee WHOSE wo,A Il
- R"od .. her bosd fes - rev dsy. u
h."a.o". fe''ure in sny birds soes.-.
Gail Humi'son 'Sot - rs ..o1hp
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A Cslsmbia Is. V.) sossespendsss sf
the N. Y. Tribune writes:
A isost dsspsssts eosfios rsosutly 90.
CURED st ChsppsPs Depot, betwee" pri.
vsss Mowrey, Co@psoy G, 25th Ohio,
sud despersdo known BY the several
nance OF Lawson, Lsu,sr, and Nor,h.--
He hsd been arrested several times, but
BY adroitness aud boldusss hsd always
nsds his escape, only to renew his career
Of rasca'i,y F'uslly, prIvs,es Province
and Mowry, Of Company G, we're sent to
ferret him out snd bring him 10, dead VI
alive. After several Dsrrow escspee, he
was GuoIly trapped ia company with y
cobfedvrste named PaEtsiow. They were
taken TO the nearest military station, sud
Partalow turned over to the Provost Mar
shsl. Province was to ride Psrtslow's
horse to Newbury. while Mowrey pro
csedsd With the prisoner Lawson on the
cara to the same plsce. While shor,
stop was being made At Chappeps Depot
a person came into tho cars, opening the
door between the guard and his prisoner,
who, taking this opportunity Of escape,
uh'seu WV VI tuO GutS 0bu tutO tue
woods. Of course mono Of tho citizens
around would assis. in his reoap'ure.-
MowreJ, without = momculs hesitation
started 10 pursuit, with his r.ae 10 hand
and revolver 10 his belt. bu: leaving his
bayonet in the car. He was y swift
runner, aud soon como within sight Of
Lawson. The la'tor, seeing TIM. he
would be uhot If he continued running,
stopped snd threw up his hands in token
Of surrender; but, on their way 10 the
cars, Lawson sprsng upon Mowrey. seis,
ing bis rifle BY the muzzl snd draw ing
his revolver. IastsD,y, Mowrey gr..p-
cd the barrel Of his revolver. ret.in,ns
his hold on the stock Of the "u.ket. l,
was fearful moment for both; neither
dared quif his gra'p from either weapon.
Then began the terrible struggle Tor life
or death. The ground is spoken u u
persons who sftevwsrd ssw il o. vcsem.
bling the tarens Of . bull fight I..wsop
finally cesssd struggling, and while ~.
timing . 6rm hold on the weapons. offer.
I'd Mowry $500 in greenb,c TO release
him Movry replied. II ~ss ordered To
bring you 10, dead or slivs, and l viii do
IT," "Then," s.id the despsrado. lone
Of a. will 70 - hell from here" "Vsry
vel" replied Mowrey, ii, won'tbe me I"
The struggle wss then renewed with
more 6-rceness than ever. sal L,wsna
succeeded 10 sh,ewiog Mev1sy TO the
Kround. II 40 inssan. the latter let 70
the revolver. sprsnR to his feet. wrench
ID the muskes from the hands " Lssson.
sad placed il sgsinst his bsesss. With
sdmissbls pvssence Of nisd the viil.io
exslsimise, '.Yrur run is 49, sspped !"
bat these we're his las, wnyd.. asd Nov
rsy TO bic dssl B. dv 70 Nsvbury.
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When eas sh;, b. ssid 10 b., ,se,ei,
.,ly, 'nprod.'!'y: 'idisa'sasly. aRlh1ssl,,,, /,
y sd boldly in love! i: NJ" II ''a'
lss. ssssibly-slsa sAs i satsleAe1
10 n,sn Of vss.
I'd lmprsdss'ly-vlss horse sis,e
By ssv.ll
Sd R'd;ss'essly-vhss II se.pssy
with smsN bs~y.
4'h A~e''ios'ly-vhss ssii.e u ~
o.s. bsld9-vlss ssssisg sts . =.
sfEt bs4#gaa,. a..
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'TIPTON, IOWA, FEB, I, 1866

that Otbcllo vas not 30 strong a ! vas,
I threw myself upon him, fell With him.,
and held him there until bad given
him full explanation Of the error, made
him hear reason, and tanned him to be
gentle - . lamb. Then l left. rather
uncersuoniously, and I have never seen
Othello or Dssdsmoua since" -. =
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!" A certain young uaD being out on 9
courtisg sapsdi,ios oSs Sunday eyening
ID ordsr 70 keep his secret from Ai.
young acqusiotaoces, determined Il, be .,
home bright aod early on Monday mora
iDg. Dressed 10 bic 6ae white summer
pasts, and other 6xiDs in proportion, be
mounted his horse, and soon arrived ss
the residence Of his iuanorsta, whero he
swss kindly received, aod tho horse prop.
srly cared for, being turned into tho p,s.
ture for the night. The night passed
away, end three o'clock in the morning
srrived. Three o'clock was the time for
him e depsrt. 50 that he n1yht arrive
home ybts6rc his raossrsass ~..s sairrlnR.
FHs ssaisd forth 70 the pasture y saieh
his horse; but here was the 4 dt6cul,y-
the grass Wss high aud loaded with dew
To venture in With his pantslooos on
would rsther take the starch out Of them,
and lead to- his detection II would no,
do to 90 in with lis unmeu ton. blcs, SO
hs quickly made biz resolve. H. care.
fully di,rob.d himself Of his valuable
whites, snd put them % the fence, while
he gave chase with u.scrtsned ., 4 ~,
through thsa VET grass after his l,o,s -
Returniugsto The fence, where he had
safely suap bonded his lily white upmeo-
.ionsbles, OIL! thunder from above vhs,
sight met bill eyes! The feid into
which hiS hotse hsd been surp-d wss 20,
only horse pssturs, but . calf pasture,
too; aud the ssughsy calves, at,rsc..d
BY the white flag on The f,scs, h,d
bet,ksu themselves to it, sod, calf like.
had ssses shsu up l Oaly few veil.
ehewed frsgnenss Of this once vslusbIs
portion Of the nvsrdrobs rsmaiued --ouly
: few shrssas-juss sufficient - iodissss
what they soss Asd bsss. Wbss pick
i vss this Tor auies yeus9 nso 10 b.
10. II w. sew dsy light, ssd The fssm.
ess were op, esd ear hero fss fsou hs,.s,
with % ssvsvisg fes his '.tsavslioe spps.
tstus." ls would sst DO to - bsek to
the hesss q bic lady lsvs. neither 10 -
70 town, 10 that plight. There We osl,
one 'ressatssc Dsfs - hin; thss ~ss ~
seorsss himself ID the bushes for some
time; asd Il nay b imsgiocd shst bis
feelings toward the calf kisd were not Of
the most frissdly character 10 eonss-
queues But ere long biz seslusiou vss
dsstised to bs intrudsd upon. BY sod
By the boys, who he'd been out to feed
the sslvss, setusssd With the reun,ots
Of the identical whits garment which
hsd sdorned the lower limbs of their
Isss vi'isor' They wsrs mssgled sud
torn into shr.ds !! Al inquest Vas i'm.
msdistely held over then. Some swful
fate had bsfailsn the nsn. The neigh.
bors we're summoned 10 search for the
msoglsd corpse. and the posse, with
dogs snd arms, set out with oil speed
The pasturs wss thoroughly secured, and
then the sdjscsDt tbickets, when 10! our
here was driven back from his lair by the
keen scent Of the dogs, oil safe from the
rsvages Of the grsre digger, but minus
the linen! An explanation then en.ued,
At the expense Of our hero. Bu, he wss
successful 10 the end, ssd married the
lady, and is now living comfortably 10
Cedar county with family Of nine chill.
dren. a#@1 - g.. .@#aE.i e@.*.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-01

To CoIoH BurTsa-To solss BATE,
10 AwAolessms snd profitable Wy. adrsp
iDso the Shs,s = sAs bss,es lhseiss .
gather, the yolks q suitable suobss q
sees, and shuss sn tsgs.beS ustil gash.
s,sd The isvor. tss, 10 iopvevsd. bsD
whether II will keep - we'll i sbs quss-
.Sde. For 4ssly no II - aso5ra zr.ii;tr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-01
Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers his farm. consisting Of
l3o acres, 81 miles east Of Upton, IN Inland tp,
for salo.1 There 10 on the premises good two.
story frame house. containing rooms; good
we'll at the door; stable, grainery and corn crib,
all u1der roof; small barn and other necessary
outbuildings Thirty acres in tame grass ont.
side and line fences all in good order; yenng
orcha<d jnst begipning to bear; . neyer,isiling *
supply 6fwater for stock; &c. - a@
For terms, &C., apply on the premises.
snta.1 ..G-.,rs.t-.. PETER ELSCFFER.
Jannery il, lees:n2m2 -,1>'