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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28
The Cleveland Leader

Inc returns OF the advertising receipts
of the Cleveland daily papers-the Leader,
Herald and Plain Deqler-for the last
nine months, show the Leaders, receipts
to have considerably surpassed the com
bined aggregate of both the others, al
though the Herald is the Government or
gan, Postofice paper, city printer, &c.
The Leader is emphatically, in more
nse than one, the leader of the Cleve-
land newspaper press.-SPriHgfeH (O.)
Republic.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28
TRUMBULL COUNTY
the Warren Chronicle

Last week, Thursday, while cleaning
out the reservoiron High street, the work
men discovered the remains of an infant,
apparently about one week old. They
had evidently been there some time, for
they were very much decOmposed-
Green township has had its share of dis
asters of late. The house of Mrs. H. P.
Higgings was burned on the 18th. The
dwelling of Mrs. Harrington was partial
" burned on the 18th. Alad named Hen
~ RObst, about Il years ofage, fell into q
largo vat of boiling water in the shingle
mill of Mr.. C. Williams, and WAS so badly
scalded before assistance reached him that
he died in a few days.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

We desire again to remind our CORES
pondents that no communications will
be published In the LEADER unless they
arc accompanied by a responsible name,
not necessarily for publication, but as a
guaranty of good faith.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

The late Judge P Of Connect ut
was not remarkable for quickness O ap-
~prehenslon. At u certain time Hcn. Z.
w Sherman was arguing a case tefore
him, and in the course of his remarks Mr..
S. made q point which the Judge did not
at once see: Mr.. Sherman, I would
thank you TO state the point so 1 can un-
derstsnd you" Bowing politely, Mr.. S:
replied, in bis blandest manner, Your
honor is not probably AEsre Of the iask
yon are imposing upon ne"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

One of the papers praises Nj. Stephens.
OF Georgia, for his eclectic statesman
ship" On reading this, Smith asked
Jones, What is an eclecticl' Jones
replied, Gan eclectic is a person who
practices every system and understands
none"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

q nearly eight to whites to n to blacks.
Yet the readers of Democratic journals
will never be allowed to know these facts,
and will be purposely led to believe that
the expenditures of that Bureau are for
the benefit of blacks alone
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

Some Of the ladies of Charleston, wrote
to General Lee a few months ago, asking
him to give them, as a memento, some
thing, no matter how trivial, which be
had worn during the wsr. BE sent them
some uniform buttons, with the following
letter
LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. %, 1868
"Your letter Of the 18th inst, has been
received, AID l wish it was in nv pewer
to send you something worthy of your so-
ceptaneei but 1 have nothing which 1
wore during our long struggle better than
these buttons.
%They besr the Arms Of Virginia,
which l hope viii not make them the less
acceptable.
"Thanking yon for your kind senti-
ments toward me, 1 remain, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
4. E LEE
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28
Barney williams ON the Rampage.
The Now York correspondent of the
Philadelphia PISS saws;

nv ~" baA NDAAEspDuuGuL OF Ine
Philadelphia Press says:
Barney Williams, the well-known Irish
comedian, became enraged yesterday at
witnessing a fight in front of the Maison
Doree between a white boy and a colored
one, in which the former was getting the
worst of it. Mr.. Williams took the side
Of the white lad and cuffed the negro in a
manner which Colonel Darling, one of the
~bystanders, resented as unwarantable.
The loud talking attracted Policeman
Sherwood, who, coming up, found Will
lisms brandishing his cane excitedly, and
ordered him to "move on" The order
was disregarded by Barney, who let loose
upon the officer a food of i~nelegant ex-
pFessions which the latter would not ap-
propriate. He took the hot-tempered
actor to the police court, where Justice
Dodge lectured him soundly for his per-
verse conduct aud let him go.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

Such advertis ments as the following
are not unfrequent in the v%irtuous col
umns Of the New York Herald. We eljp
it from last Sundays issue.
AFA1ETTE. = Same place, same
IL time Saturday. Damn It, conn alone.
BATEWFJI
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

Prentice, in Saturdays Louisville Jour
nal gets OF this doubtful paragraph
We were at a party in Washington
last December, where s majority of the
ladies displayed their beautiful persons
very literally indeed 1t wasn't a bare
msjority, but a half bare one.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

The morning dispatches state that the
superintendents Of the various luBstic
asYIums of the country called on the
President yesterday. We hope there Is
no especial significance to this visit but It
has 8 bad cokASaadHsky Register.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28
THE BISHOP OFLoNDoN,s CHAUNT
Air" Oh where, and oil where"
IT.

All" Oh where, and oil where.
ITO be sung to a rituaIistic moVement.l
Oh wear, and oh wear, cops and eAasubles at
homei
NOt in a church within the shade of my cathedral
dome.
If you do, in your heart you've already gSno to
Rome.
Beware, oh beware, how you rouse the sleeping
bench
Of England, Scotland, Ireland and Cantuar to
Trench.
And its your sltsr.fres We shall lie compelled to
qaench.
You were, oh you were, and it cannot be ignored,
The followers of Andrews, OF pious Ken and Laudi
But you've gone long past them, and your doc
trine's all abroad.
Aware, I'm aware. to what point you all bave
come,
When 1 read that book, that Aaylta-Hum D-rec-to
rf-Um
And l say to myself, l must be nc longer dumb.
So sear. then, 50 wear, ev'ry dress drawn in that
tome,
Bat miadit is not done in sight of M cathedral
If you do, We must part, and you'd better % 10
Rome.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

In the State of Arkansas the number of
rations issued by the Freedmen's Bureau
10 whites and blacks respectively, during
the first quarter of the current year, was
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO BUI DEKS.-Plans and
IN Specifications for a Hire Proof Banking Build
ing the The Society for Savings" may be seen at
for Office OH. Ireland, Architect, Lyman's Block,
on Public Square, on and after Monday next. Aprii
sd, for one week. Sealed bids for furnishing ma
terial and erecting Banking Building, will be re-
oeiTed by Mr. Ire aud up TO Monday, April SOth,
. O'Clock Z. NJ bids to state how soon the work
will he commenced and when completed.
JOSEPH PERKINS,
n. D. STONE,
II. G. lOUNGLOVE.
Building COMMITTEE.
Cleveland. April 2otL, 1865. ap2I sos
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

At Bridgeport Conn, a woman recent
y took Il dose Of medicine to procure an
abortion After four days of untold agony
she died.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

A recent census Of Columbus, makes the
population over 10000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

Tue bids should BE- enforced I" Prop0 al (or Raj.
road stock" " Turnpike Stock - as the case may be.
JAS. II. G0DMAN. President.
VIM HENRY SMITH, Secretary.
W. H. WEST, Atty Gea1,
apz7:3lS Commissioner of the Siuking Fund.
SEWER PIPE.-I have on hand a large
assortment of the best quality Of sEwER
PIPE, which 1 offer to the trade at the lowest
market rates.
Call and see it at my Coal Yard on Cana, foot
of Vineyard street.
sp23:5l6 Z. N. HAMMOND.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

TINE LARGEST STOCK IN THE
L City, Including large sizes, 70 which additions
will be rIsdo ne required.
FOREST CITY vARSI5H co.,
uar57 60 Frarfoft street.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20

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|
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| 81 WIdrtet SStrdPe, mage SqurcD, 81
m.k.
Re
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6Is a
sa finOen 1T.
Ba-osOers na@ aubssbals ,Dcrssn prompt befOrst.
-...t --- ..s.s. .s:..s ss..
Yin Die Nte1l1De DerSJte1IttbQD 1t
ErIihIinoS< 0Hrr fnm,t,f,Yno
rs
lis
N5o 1 .G,,ter qSoo No}o,,+,,
zrei fir ale srobsr zine .,Ie bic be,.,r MN Sim
Gigentbiimer suseIest.
So, 2.-3meiter 500. Sienitao.
srei fir ole sruber beren get7ser in ooDtD,on cOun.
s'AS' S'O' 0i'' '''' : S'"''"'"'' S"S'''S''
Sen1elben Saq.
800 fir ale SraSsr bic mic u"tsr 2ss I" Se"t!ittn
%, o o.1.o oo,.1
w. o-Sltltel 2u9' Wullpou)'
5reI ils ale SrabsF. 4eiltn i'm Ssf@irr $500 etns
Oe"l''oeH S"9'
'' ''''
No 4-SNorucritnn
., .,,r IF. ,rr,,.r ao.,,. 49, c,.,s,rr com film.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
SO. 3-Sritter Sag, Wfittpod.

5rei fir ale Sraber, MeiIen i'm gsf9irr 5000 Gins
Iuee 800 forfeit $50 pom Gigent5ilmer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
SO. 5-6Infter Sag, Sreitag.

5re fir ale Traber, cine ReiIs, i'm Ho9en. 800
einIose $50 Forfeit $3.50 pom Gisent5imer 3ngss
Ieet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20

llnb tueIder Simmel gins ibm crit aut
ais Der @ntel, nadbein ct fdon gut HHb
Stod ergriffen BATE nd nod eiitmal
gu ieinem 9feffen panbte. gSfo9 ets
mas !" faets or gu ibu. $50 LANCE
Sbirrbers itebt, lit Ies Cite bab bic
nd9iten gertpaubten gleider 2inie NIT
Ou unter ii6 reben; i'd oenfe, OM pirlt
nit Qnna feline 9lusnabme MAIDEN, neil
gu bunoert Wfeilen norbIider geboren
biit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20

GinIasen fir obise 9reifen idIiesen nit benz IS.
apriI 1866. orfeit @eIo sinsuegen unD su aSreiren
an
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
40 0onneritag,

5rei fir ale 9raber, ReiIsm @eiirr $500. Gin:
Iage 500, Forfeit 800 pom Gigsntbimer- susaIest.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
Yin Sic Sreumbe berNeumbabm
Triiblin9S=0erf ammlnne.
$50. 1-Griter Sag, 0fontag.

Srei fir ale Sraber, cine WeIe, bic beften i'm
Gei6irr. 500 GinsabIune- $50 JOrfsit; $50 pom
Gigenthiimer sageIegt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
Oenielben Sag.

Srei fir ole Sraber beren Better in Tapbion Count
tp ruobnen, elm MeiIe bic beiten pom i'm gef9irr
500; GinIaee $50; $50 pom Gigentbimer sugeIest.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
Seufelbeu Sag.

4inie 500 fir ale Pferbe, peIde niemaIs Hnter
Riuuteu 81 gSagen sepOnnen baben. 9ie Seten
3 Don ).
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
Deuielben Sag,

Purse $1,000 fir ale Graber, ReIs, bic 5Sftsn
pom in SatteI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
0enieI6en Sag,

800 fir ale Srdber bic mic inter 2S IN Sffenten
&ennen seuonnen baben cine NeiIe, bic befteu 8 non
i'm 9eidirr. ..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
Garpetb lnb MfarroirbOne.
Sell asab NeiuemsG UnapaNmie,

G6rpetb lIrt6 WfarrOUbCne.
SeIsasmb NeimensG UrnpaNaie,
Sncerporirt eurch bic -,
@efesseben0e sserfalilinInns bes gtaates
SenneHee,
am 90 Saitndr 1866.
capital $525, 900
Office: garO..s CEDAR etrass. Bon Office Dor ga
afbpiIIe, Eenn.
Subicribtion, SIS fiir Die Nctie.
1866.
3 N.
u. O. gseus, QraFbent.
9. s. Quen, 8icez Pr6Fbent.
R. 9. Sloan, GecretGr.
gbls. 9tobinion, S9osmtiiter.
S. g. Rerfor6, AnpaIt.
s. N. gouns, Oberaufieber Der 8obr sMnftdltsn
8oarS Ser 9treetpren:
u. O. @eus, g. S. @uen,
S. q. 3erforb, R. 3. Sloan,
81. S. 6enberion, Gbas. 8obinicn,
Gouoh
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-20
0enfelben Sag

Purse 800 frei fir ale 9ferbe ruee niemas unter
2:50 i'm 5ffeatIishen Rsnnen se,ponuen babsn i'm
@agen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07
TEMPERANCE.

The cause Il waking. Its leaders are
abroad sounding the toosln Of alarm and
arraying their forces against the old de-
mon Intemperance. And well may
they bestir themselves, for their insa.
tiate foe, taking advantage Of the lull In
the tidoof opposition, has made much
progress In his destructive march and
seemingly established himself on his
vantage ground. But no! 1t must not
be. Fathcrs, mothers, sisters, brothers,
summon your energies and hurl the mis-
creant from the throne. Soon that
dreadsded visitant, cholera, with pesti-
lentiAl breath, may be borne on the
winds to our shores, and they whose
systems have been debilitated by fire.
quent indulgence In the intoxicating cup
may well tremble for their lives. II II
no fancy Of ours, but we'll authenticated,
that those addicted to the use Of achohol-
ic liquors are the hrst victims; like steel.
which attracts the electric fluid, 20 thels
seml-diseased constitutions seem to pos.
sess an afllnity for the miasmatic In.
lusnce. Let our readers, whom ve BE-
nsve belong to high moral plane, ral-
y to the support Of virtue and truth.
Let there b grand uprising, ON the
hilh, On tie mountains, ID tbs valleyp-
everywhere let the cry % forth down
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

Coon LUcK.-60ndry semi-supersti-
tious and timber back kbcned folks make
much ado about ''lpokn- II this was {
world Of chaneel Such h bald atheisna.
"Ifye SOW not, neither shall ye reap;
what yesow, that shall ye reap" Il the
Bible statementof 0rtane. Man ismas-
ter Of chance. Labor rules the very UNI
verse. Diligence il the sacred alchemy
that converts earth's ores into jevslA-
With = farmer, the "phiiosopher'a
stone'' helps bstid . fence. The owls
mottois "luck to-night," ~ he mopes Ill
day In . hollow tree. s
Would vow heve good luck7 Then
get up early, and mind s,esr esest basi.
ness when up-not your nelehbor,a;
spend less than you earn; sasn ever,
cant before vow spend one; ken cut O
debt; especially keep money IN you,
pocket; walton ysussSlS. Sbr ahslnkins
Il eassntial theft; alway heed the ooup.eI
OF your wiss In doubtful sntsrsi1ss,
treat other people = you wcn1d 81 faaat.
%; displav lt6efalitv of soul nd 'charis
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

With the AsuGss1ssi'', tON - wfo Jcss
pesce, who AsalD tlsse jusGice shah b.
meted out bstween man and man, who
hate corruption, robbery, deception, snd
murder, awake to an appreciation Of the
misery and pssmGture deaeh which In
tempsrsnss b dealing broadcast about
you. 10 thsrescuc! BE up and b DO
iag. ..-r--rmrs> g~a~.. +.srrrrgvf
+, 70 modsEsts dsiAkssS, pause and
think On your coo1se! What waxssn-
" hsvs yos, ave - ysar own imagina-
lions, that the next month or year yoa
will not be classed With he wretchsd In
cbriate whose downweEa s0une yss now
compassiouxtse ~
Ye who know too - ths naaddsn-
Ing inhuence cfths Asgy 1EaagAA, seop
now, while yet thsss = ko1s, and sssk
hy correct h>iaG b l<-ss1AaalnA yer
health and TO regulate your perverted
appetite. Tie caass Of Tsmpsrsncs IN
the casneol virtue and humanity, and
W woail nj les II b sssmplsd. under
Isot ~ ~ - q viss sUa erlne, alcs-
hol. , ". @
Less snl1. 90, sbssbDef 10 shoulder,
bsiAg - . apsst1 aesomplishment that
Dood 0ns v1sn 1sApsEsncs shall
- s~Vss01n1s SA0qusa1ss Asnsela1tseaee ees
cuoesstss14ng SAslr at1acks, aaA VIII
not yuo, ssass, cpa,s out also. and fight
vlsosoSaly against ths tyrsat and
hastea hie svsrthrow. -"
Ineesnperance cJoehss IT. victim m
~ hunts and stupsies the senses,
spoils the memory, robs our youth of
the means by which they might bs
educated. II hlls our prisons, crowds
our almshouses, begets all manner OF
vice and crime, and sends millions 10
the grave In Disgrace.
Shall the wicked temptcrs be permit
ted to continue their work Of iesclation
and certain destruction Let the
clergy, who have care for the bodies
and souls Of men, speak. Let the
press speak. Let all good men and
women speak. Organize, and 60 10
work, reclaim the faalen, protect and
preserve the innocent, and God win
bless your efforts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

JUSTICE OF EHE PEA9 and G. Nal Col
J lectlng Agent Applications made for
latk, hyc ls~ty - lsaisss 4 3sslnysl Ssllien
or for the heirs Of deceaae1 seldieas. No charge
made unless the applfcation h successful. Also
Legally ueenSed Cbapsv0scer (1r Ceu0y eossnen
De44k 4c, nd and acknowledged on reaaon@
ahIe E9<4 Once With the Clerk fOf. tho iltG.
frict c0Hts 1SPfoS, Iva 81 N visa4 hF5s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

Whsa one, sIds b sst, ths other aide
goes u, and when both siAss ars cot, Il
b eallca asl innings. - 81. 81 ~.
It = quite N intslligent gnsas, D.
pending sntiEsly On the ~ - yuAf No..
The ART psincipis u he game : run
ming. .s.-rr r.n.ss sa., Msa u - a ss,T
When you ~ ''in" yoa ~ away
nun the ball whsa yos azs t0ae," yoa
run alter It. ,f."
It = sp3sndid sxercise; lssps yoa 70
warm, conssqosntly h alwsos plAysd h
the summA4 time. ata3s.f ast Dr. tss2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

~ opintcn, NM honW sn1 Aoa0ty; !;
1uks aii, trust IA GoA end you ny
speriy coasi1srysnr life . ssecsss-a
s1DaR vindioaeiou - bsneacisnt law, an
ulDif rebako Of y1donaR ''luck." J"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

The contemplated withdrawal Of the
French troops from Mexico hss causcd
considerabss excitement In the CaptxR,
and the probabilities are that Maximil-
liam will abdicats before they are With
drawn. Mr.. Corwin had charge Of the
affair and had sailed fsr the United
States. The report ef the departure of
thouaa>s of French troops and the a.
rival Of battalion Of the Foreign Lc-
CATION was confirmed. The concentra-
tfoa Of the Hrsnch troops preparatory. to
their withdrawal ID currently reported.
A Colonial and Lieut. Col. OF the Impe-
rial forces were murdered BY their own
men at Rio Verde, 1t - believed becanss
Of the strict discipline he sHtsmpted to
intrOduce. H ~ +.aet a.#==.@~. #5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

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Daoo Hail.

41 000O f0011s 5 s
/ This game n 1 great invention. It Is
easily undentood. All you have to do
is to keep your eye on the ball
It's all shout . bali.
They slso use bat. The bat Is club
built on the model Of the club Barnum
killed Captain Cook with. This Il Why
the organization II called club. s..
One fellow takes club and stands on
. line, aad aaotAer stands IN front ol
him, and Ares the ball back 1t him.
The chap With the club hits back. =
The ball dies In the other direction.
The first fellow drops the club as tho
he YVES scared, and runs like . pick
pocket with N n. T. after him.
Several 1ellows run after the bail ;
somebody catches Il and fires It at some-
body else, when the chap who had the
club stops running.
Another fellow then takes the club
and the saalns man, who II called "pitch-
sr," pitches on him, Ares the hall at
him, ana ~ 1lts back, knocks the ball,
drops his club ma cuts his stick 5or the
nrst base. ... ...+.r.t... ae.st..s
Half . dpssa fellows ostnn pickst du-
! ty scramble ~ the ball
One neliohIs B. B. Il psstsd hshind TIE
club map, n paae the club man miepse
the ball, 70 - That II don't 70 hg end
hit the Umpire. 1T
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

NBWr1LACKeAITH eH0P.
vTNHO4As w 1HONfrsON would respectfn,lv
J. mOrn hls old customers, and the public
New shop, directly north Of the steam Aiil. in
Upton, where 10 prera&ed to attoad TO ali
ing. H ~ IlItf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

MA numbes Ol men at Waikerton,
Ill, having suspected enc Philip
Shuts ofstsaling certain man's pock-
ct book, took him TO an upper room
and hanged him, in order 70 make him
confess, and on falling to make him do
70 on the first trial they put him up aga n
and kept him up 20 long that when let
down ufc was 20 near extinct that II
took about one hour to bring him to.
Afterwards the pocket book was found.
and Shultx proved innocent. He h q
returned soldier and has commenced
proceedings against his persecutors>
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

The following r. an Irishman's de-
scription Of making . cannon: "Take :
long hole, and pour brass or iron all
round It."
A carpenter was employed by fArm-
er, and rendered the following curious
bill: ITO hanging two barn-doors and
myself seven hours, three shillings and
sixpence."
Ifa man snores loudly can he be said
to be sound asleep7
What IL the::best way 70 keep . gentle
mans affections Mot to return them.
Why are birds likely to feel depressed
early on summer mornings7-Becauss
their little ditls are all oUcr deU.
An old lady living In the country Late
ly refused TO let her niece dance witha .
young graduate of Oxforli, becaass she
heard that he was bachelor OF arts"
whereby she undentood him to be IN
artful bachelor.
Why are poultry the most profitable
stock to keep9- 9-Because for every grain
they give peck.
Why n the tread-mill like q true con.
vert7-Becausc its turning Is the result
0f conviction. s.a. fs...
Lasiness travels % slowly that power
ty soon overtakes her.
Cnnolins shoppans, who never buy,
are known In NE trade . oosn1sr irri-
tAnts. 5s 8ts4'
A hgA wag calls his marriage oerGiA-
caSe. strange - ssy, - writ Of a31ain'a
her."