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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

We regret that our contemporary Of Toledo,
should have felt called upon to apologize for
the ''bad appearance of his paper by having
to use the cast off roller of the UNION Office,
when the facts were that nearly their entire
edition was worked with our ne,c one just from
ROUNDS Celebrated Printers Furnishing Ware
house, "Pcrhaps the editor did mt know it do
you say so? yes he did, for he carried it away
on his own shoulders lama County Union.
We regret too very much that you should
leap without knowing what you were leaping
at, you not only make yourself appear TOO fast
for the facts, but advertise Grounds Celebrated
Printers Furnishing Warehouse as a most
consumate bore for il his sae,o' roller made such
a miserable print, Heaven save his "old ones
Il is true that we Carried away on our own
shoulders your new roller about 4 clock, 7.
NJ. but by the time We got to the Office our
frst.cdition was all worked off except about
fifty copies Perhaps these were "ncarty our
entire edition, as we worked off thirty quircs
Very good in figures art thou? We are sup
posed to k,,oW what roller we used We take
no offcnse at your article; but feel sorry for
you on account Of your stupidity. The roller
"a l,aad sour dnxiu carried from YOUR Office
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

CmANGE.-Ncxt week I hos. McClelanl pro-
prietor Of the Cary House, changes his base
Hotel to be known as Tic Eagle House. All
persons stopping with Mr.. McCicland will be
well cared for Mr. Younkintakcs possession
OF the Cary House and is intending to keep a
good house. We wish both gentlemen sues
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

SALE SranLE.-Some people wonder what is
meant by this term. II means the proprietors
have forsalc, horses, hay, corn, buggies, sleighs
and will buy "greeaics' and we expect to be
"so,d' some dav.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

'ARIEriEs.-Dr. Kirbcy's Varieties, will he
herc TINS evening. We presume the Doctor,
will give the public something interesting
and well worth the price of admission Give
him a fall hcusc.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

ScRATcHED.--We noticed young man the
other day coming out ofthe kitchen of the Cary
House with his face scratched up and bleeding
1t is supposed that the cooks whereabouts had
him in limbo a short time.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

4 ORIGINAL NoflCE--SFATE OF IOWA.
~ rAAs COUNTY. s. TO Helen I.edv,
George Leidy, Hcftie F.eidy, Charles Leidy and
Franklin leidy yen. and each of you are
hefehy ho.itied that on a. before February 18th
\ =. Io5', there viii he On ile in the office of
ne GEEK Of the District Coafs of lama county.
ioWa, petition Of Paul Led. claiming of you
me foreclosure OF mortgage and olier relief.
sitd ihii Unless youap.car ;hei e,o a nd defend
on ef ief3se noon OF Tie second day of the
next term Of said court, to-wit: February
term, !. T. 1867, commencing on the third
Monday February \. D. 1867, default will be
entered aga'nstyoa and judgement rendered
thereon.
stamp G. L. STRUBLE.
NiA-"f Attorney for Plaintiff
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

PICKET GuARp.--The first number Of the
Picket Guard has been received at this Office.
and presents quite fine and nea, appearance
All old soldiers should subscribe for it inn
mcdiatels. Single copies per year $500 in
advance. Any person wishing TO subscribe
can do 50 by addressing Alexander & Schultz
Davenport iowa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

WANrxD-rliat you should read Crozicr &
Bodhsh's advertisement whore they want
10000 aeers of land in Tama county, and al
SO that yon should give Mr.. Crozcr's Law card
n few moments notice just long enough to
show you where 10 go when you need the SER
vices Of first class lawyer. Both gentlemen
arc worthy of the patronage Of the public.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
nEyzsn 4 LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN

~ A~s-.x75V n
4ti4AAn1 Just Published, in a Sealed EnpeL
ope. Price sin cents.
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment, and
Radical Cure Of SpcrmatorrhGa, or Seminal
Weakness, II voluntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and Impediments TO Marriage gen.
orally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy.
aud Fits; Mental and Physical incapacity. re-
suting from Sclf-Abuse, &c-By ROBERT J.
CULVERWRLL NJ. d., Author Of the Green
Book &C.. "a m
The world-renowned author, in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
perience that the awful consequences of Self
Abuse may be efsectuaRy removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical OPP
erations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cor
dials. pointing out mode of cure at once
certain and effectual, by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically
This Lecture acW props a Boon to Thousands
and Thousands.
Sent under seal, to any address. in plain,
sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents or
two postage stamps. Also Dir. Culysrwell IS
. Marriage Guild 1, price b cents. Address
the publishers a
CIlAS. J. G. CLINE& co.
l27 Bowery, New York,
wholly Post Office Box 4,586.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
80. >~~~>~~>~~~~~~~~~~>~0~~~
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1907.

School, We commenced 10 write ahont o,,r
Fisit TO the schools of this place on the Odd
MS nut our typos cried out ''copy enough,
hAR we quit. VIII notice the schools next
we K
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

From the Republican, published at Toledo,
Tama county, VIC learn that at a recent party
given At lat place, the ladies being called
upon 10 choose partners for a cotilion, two OK
theE lis played their love and alteration for III e
"Poor African" by choosing a ..hrace" of tiar,
lies as partners in the dance sNhat a sight
for a father Truly. this is an age of pro-
grcssion-from schte to Mtck, AID how highly
honosea must the young lady feel who has such
| q partner and as she stands beside her sable
looking hero,
"Iler warm arms softly lying
On him-and he circling her gentle form :
Their eyes arc in each er's-swcet lips
signing
\ language nariiculate and warm
They seem, as love 70 them had but one riddle.
And now they whirl in time to some white
mans G,idle;--
And round and round they spin--an easy sweep
Of thrilling limbs and mounting blood.
while she
Tells every nerve its vestal vow 10 keep.
And only lets il off this once-while lie.
At every freedom, which he feels or sees,
jest gives her little waist another squeeze. !
= CLINTON County 1drocct'.
Now friend Baker you should moth so lie ~
on the ladies WHO chose the colored partners
for we think they only gave signs of their good
sense and gave a ladyiike rebuke to that eturn
up nose prejudice of which you seem to have
good deal There was no imp-oprety in their
choosing these partners, and there was none
Of the squeeze manifested that you tell about
either, Ut all was done with the best Of deco
rum.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
CARD TO INyALIDS.

n
= Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
lea as missionary, discovered safe and
SIM pie remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weak
ness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole train Of
disorders brought on by taneful and vicious
habits. Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
/ vii! send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in a sea led envelope, 10 any
one VINO needs it, free Of charge.
Please inclose postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself Address.
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station D, Bible House, New York City.
Windy
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

Iowa lloNEsrEAD.--This excellent weekly
was started in DesMoines in 1862 by Mark
Miller Esq, who published it until May 1864.
when b. sold out to Mr.. II. w. Petit. Ii con
tinucd under Mr. Pettit's control until his
death, in May last. Since that time Mr.. Miller
had been publishing it for Mrs. Petit until
recently, when he bought il back, ana il now
its sole proprietor. Mr.. Miller commenced an
agricultural paper in Wisconsin in lS4S, and
since that time has been Il constant and faith
fnl laaarcr in connection with the agricultural
press. he is likewise practical horiculturist
and We have reason 10 expect that under his
management the HOMESTEAD will become one
Of the leading agricultural papers OF the West
HIS practical experience in the garden and
nursery, well as in the Editorial ,anctum
for tee past eighteen years, will attach to his
views something Of the sanction of auth olty
II is now n strictly agricultural paper. and
makes lis regular advent to cur office we'll
frci GIFTED with choice original and selected
matter, bearing upon all branches Of Agrcul-
ture and horticulture. We commend ii to the
favorable notice Of the Intelligent farmers of
our State each ono OF whom should have ac-
cess to its columns. The information it gives
on all Subjects within its legitimate domain is
such as to render it worth ten times It's cost
to every man who owas farm or garden =
Daty Stute register.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

original N0TiCF-STaTE OF IOWA
- TA,:A COUNTY. sS:-t'o William Fro zier
a''e .oi l. Mitchell, yen, and each of YOU are
hereby notified that there IS row on file in tho
oiice IT the Clerk ofthe District Court of Tama
eo,niiI, !GW... petition orc Il. Strrl lc claims
ing Of youtie foreclosure of a mortga re therein
described and that unless you appear thereto
and defend en- or before noon Of the seeond
day OF the next &c II of Said court. to-wit
February Term. \. T. 1861. commencing on
the third Monday Of February, A. D. 1867.
default will be entered against You and Judge,
ncnt rendered thereon.
[Stamp.l G. r. sTRuBIE.
Plaintiff
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

paper highly worthy the patronage of all
farmers We have received sprccimen copy
which has neat appearance printed in clear
type plain enough for any person TO read. Give
1t Il ,arsc list Of subscribers from this county.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
nRIGlNAL NoTIcE.-sTArE OF IOWA

ARIGlNAL NOTICE.-STATE OF IOWA,
~ TAMA COUNTY, SS:-To Elias B. Root !:
You and each of you arc hereby notified that
on or before the LIST day Of February, A. D.,
1867, there will be on file in the office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of lama county,
DIVA, petition of Luther Dodd, claiming
q You the foreclosure OF mortgage, and
that unless you appear thereto and defend on
or before noon of the secoud day of the next
term of said Court, being the February term
81 said Court, for the year A. D., 1867, com.
nlcncing on the third Monday of February,
n D., 1867, default will be entered against
ytu and Judgment rendered thereon.
f[Stamp] STIVERS & CARY,
Snlw4. Att'ys for Plaintiff
u L L A II d IIOUS E.
ONT IERNON. IOWA.
Free Buss to and from the Depot, and also
y ana from Lisbon. NJ BALLARD,
&AlC1. ~ fiG n
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

MILITARY History OF IowA.-M. B. C. True.
formerly army correspondent ofthe Republican
called on us yesterday. He is assisting A. p.
Wood in collecting material for the above
named work, upon which the latter has been a
long time employed Mr.. +. visits the Histor-
ical rooms here for material. Wood is devot
ing himself most earnestly to make u fl and
reliable work, which involves great labor
He expects to have it out in the Spring 1t will
be published at Dubuque.-Iewa City Republi-
can
Our genial friend True is always around
when something is to be done for the interest
OF Iowa. lie is young man Of marked ability,
and is cminently qualified for the responsible
duties Of collecting material for Iowas proud
history, and arranging it for the public eye.
We shall expect copy of the work sont around
this way when completed, and in the means
time VIC should cglad to receive an intellectr-
oil feast by perusing an interesting and an
elaborate communication from his pen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-14
Oh u. mtnpfleee 1on Mdmisp
@vuntD.

Dsm B;r!dte Der @rono Su,y an DIE
&ouu Of Common pIeos entnebmen pir
fjI9snse Skatlad en-:
Die @rane Su1Y bat bic. urter @erz
uolture re @ufisbsrs 81 1T Q n +
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ots(eIte In pprtufat6er . ufaNuno. SO
ma.cen auf par|elten leBten CONNER e;nz
anrnbtst 444 Bu1bsl Waiseu. $50 Bu
1hel 8artof film. 800 Bulbel 8orn, 1000
Bulbel Stod< uno dnoere &lben, 1923
Buibel Safer uno 81 Tounen 6su. Sc
bsfnctn lih auf oer Tarm 4 Gtid orrz
bes N'nooieh 2 &dlber 4 pffrbe, uno so
&pto 3cls.
Die 3abl Der Wrmen 1T "a, fir teren
DapRepuna Munoporrotb tn l1ebuRu6
.votbancsn III.
Die paealtnoe befiaeten ii9 lber na1z
ldIiiae B%sbaneluna {ettene Der County
Ncrste uno empfsblt tie @ranp Sury,
eab oin Mersten aur YRidt sema@t 1rerpe.
pte Barm 'men{9fens einmal per @c6e
III bsluden.
Auee1rsm ideint fur marine 3imm:r
fiji Nrme ni&t aeioret.s u fem. unp en-
pfsb't ote Sup 9eijuns BET otsrn 3im*
met.
Eros ter Nn9abe BET Sury. tab &c.
bsnsmittsl in 6iue porbanpen leien,, mtlz
BET ite ro6 Die Nrmen Ih iiter un;ureiz
6enee ldlsdt aefchte unp aus ibledtem
Ratsrial tereitete &oR tetlaaen unp en-
pfsblen, tab or %uiietn aneemielsn
werbe. bteit Mdn9u III telei,t9en uno
ben Nrmen Iparmes uno binlanelide Soft
unb eiumol pes Ta9es 9uten Gbee 3u oe>
ben.
De 1a:y tdst IS al5 sinsn M;eRanb,
caB eer Mrmenauiisbsr 6amu,ono ;ueleib
COUNTY @ommilGonu lei, pppur@ es ibm
nSali& weree, Die @ontrole letner Nmts=
oerpaltun9 EEL. Armsnfarm ~ :be(tittsen.
Dieies iolte eednpert perpen. +
Is ldetnt alto, ea6 ruenr1 BE Surp
9errn 6ammono eineu vfdbi9en unb
t%ptrflanen" Mufiebsr nennt, bieies blo6er
Spott 1T unb Die Mruen unter per Be-
9anelun8 bteier Mannes bitter ~ tlasen
baben.
Die Sury Bate tas 2inp uuaeideut
betn' Nausn uenutu lpueu, Ill. Il.
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& psfaalee.
@fanbaleelAt6te obne
NQ1ntn.
Gin Gpuntpbearnttr ais Gin:
]: BREEDER.
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terabfnfen fann.

Die upree" POM Dtenita9 crfiiQte ibr
2elerzYublifum init Grl taunen ,,np Gnt<
riifuna purd tic Mittbeiluns fplaencer
%lfancalIlen 0eididte.
SIN bet leBten Gam taa Na6t Bate
ii@ Elm friectider uno seadteter 8uraer
bieiiser Stant Namen6 6. 70 chen ;ur
&ube be9eben> ais er pur1 ein lautes
ppden an Der 5au6tbure unb ra;milden
SeraebmbareS S9impfen unp Tlu@en
erldredt tpuree.
1as Sdlofsimner, III mtl6em er NIT
:ieiner Trau uno benz jiin9lten &inoe
idliet mdbreno ra5 Sette per iitri9en
5 Sinner in einem antern @emade ta>1z
ben, >rar Yp, ter Straee our6 Gin @prf
rerz3tm1ner 9etrennt, III wel4es cine
Sbure fiibrte, pel@t> mic bic 5austbiir>
reridlpl Ten trar.
SER g. bate faum 3ett 9ebatt, ii6
III feline llnterfleicer ;1 werfen, al8 bic
5austbir, scn pem nd9ttden Gintrin9z
ling NIT @eralt erbrpden, auf flp9 unc
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lbiirc, welde ciele5 NIT @.'3 S9lofoez
mad Yerbane %lp5aepoltert fam. Wdbz
reno Brau 6. welde 9laubte, es bonrle
iih bier Tim bus 2eben burd cine 5inter;
tbur aus bem 5auie iprar9, Is ibrem
@atten iterla0tnp cieies unp tas 2eben
Ter Sinner 10 gut als mI9li6 9e9en ben
nerneintlide1 &aubmSrpcr SIT Sertbeioiz
gen. trar 9er 6. na9 ter BON temGtnz
BREEDER ouf9esrdnaten GbIr 9eiprun9en
uno scrlu9te rteielbc 5uriidSucriifen upb
raturd rem un9cbetenen @af trau6en
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ibmere 2ot ee9en bic Tbire III Mnwen<
hung, rab 5crr 6. naGsat UNI III benz
N,19cnbltf, 100 rcr l1nbefannte beretnz
niirste> Elm 5anpbeil er9riE um eenlelben
ben &cpf gu ipolten. S@on war bic
@afe 9eidwun9en, nls Ser 6. in benz
ndhtlidm GtSrer ietnes @ausfrtetens
eiren bcd9eiteutcnS tactttamten ertannte
tpelder Yiebii1 beipffen mar uni, ,pie aus
ben GuroeltSnen, weld,e CT. tersrrsutrirz
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MblI9t in ba5 9auS eiue5 0eltbliebenpen
11np unbeldpltcnen 8iir9erS> mel@eS er
fir Elm Sprbeu 9ebalter,, na9tlt9crwrile
9ewaltiam eta9eprunaen mar, Inn paielbit
tit ben Mrmen elmer SUI tDirne letnen&aul6
aus;uldlafen.
Saum batte 6. btelen @tanb per Dinee
erfannt, ols er zen Qemidtiaen Stortts
amten nett MbiSft placuna som Bcren
bub uno i'm purh rte . itm erbro
dene 1blre auf re Strofs ihlsueerts.
Stott nunpol{ss{ bertei3utolfn mahtr
6. bsu tarmbustQsn @amoritoner UNI
flb,te cen madern 5t1etbsomten, fobalr
cerielbe rteper auf cen 8etuen fteben
frnnte. ~ 6aufc.
untsrmeQs pu're ros alte Qaitsr MID
tern unp Rsbte s. UNI @otteS uno Der
Tamilie rec Bsomten mtnen an, he
Sohe niht rutltf III MAIDEN. 6. lheint
and in - wsit rarauf e%ireeoonoen III
le{n, cab er rem Irunfenbolo unb @c'z
lifting uidt eeridtli& belanet bat. Der
Reporter Ter ~Yreb" ta9seen, Der Wine
Don rsr Welhtdte befommen, bat 1e rem
putltfum ii5era1ben, pbne Namen ,rpa1
aber trobbtm NIT qeniesucer @nfdnps
libfsit UNI ote Bersd@tt9une lnbebeiz
later III rerkinpern.
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Ut. Dartb uno Go.

GSereen icin in RcGeicr, itn Imsricd 9auit, greitas Gem
ateNe uuc Srnntas, IL. IA. unc Is. lcc.
Dereen miteer i.tn in gSinrna. Cweiter Seiu1) I'M Stuff
hauie Rrntas unt 0ienitaa Is. une II. DEF:
qotrben ien in 9rsfrn, Silmcre Counts 'Mtinn. Mittnrh
nnb Ocnnsrtaa, 10. une 10. i'm Bet Sctel, peer in re1njeni5en
usldes BE telIs,nifan 3itnner BAT.
99ersen wieeer ien in "a GrrNe, Wis. I'M Snternatienal
3ctel 6rettas. Samtaa une Srnataa. ~. u. unt @. Dec.
g9eresn ltin in Sparta. Critic: 9tiu@) int g0arrea Sauit,
Mcntae, %. 7t. Bios etnen Sag.
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Gamer 9auic, Dienitas. "a. Dec. blrs einen Sag.
g4eresn fem in pcrtase Gin, gDis., (sierter Yeiuh) i'm
GdsrVrtt !5aufe, Mittmrdb, 26. Sec. tlcs eineu Gag.
99ire itiH in ietner Office. 80. tt2 Maiun StraBe, Wi1rau.
fct, 93is. ron unc naa lem q. December.
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s. @tder.
@rpcerte H.. 9rpDtitpnltpre,
&obert Sttabe, nnhe ter 11ten,
ct, Saul. 01;nr. 1
aaSer aaen tn sbtse eran&e eta &la,eusen arttlela
II bet mtr fetS cit .as 4s
autse5ei@uetes Qaeerbier ra'
t. tats:> gr En- q sIa'. .u:ea@ aG
t:s 3. Slider.
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Mtnnelpta unt @ESeonln
Compilations = 3eiten fir December
Or. 80rtb un6 So.

Die 70 aussrprtentltd erelsreid maren in Ter Sebanelurs
1en &rantbeiten i'm son,sx Weresrsten. re lteral icnlt mer.
Ben in ten IN een 3elssaeer tenannten gldsen itiu:. ms lie
epniultirt mel ben fSanen. pritir nidt ldnser ais fur ieeen
ptas c%rseaetene Belt. Mne lie es ttun fennen. rereen lrcbl
tbun. AM ernen RON Vi. 8artt uno g.. aas9sistsn Sage orr'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-14

8 Sruocrlc 1913 Dciftopb oics
Tein 8itrle 1T 70 lieb unb fig,
@cn bitterm 5rpfen bod eema9t-
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> 8riberle, ,tsas lid bp@ ieu,
Dein 8ieerle 1T ~ solbis bell
11nb bod flbrt mau it9'5 gu 0emitt1
Die @elt gar balb mani boppelt iebt!
Sat cine gang ~beiOnbre &raft.
Die, eb' er'S balber na@sebadt,
Den (Druder>)Ieufel lelber eli q ma1t.
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Carl $ / 8,

3pet SbIren BON Der @de Der tritten uub @a-
fbin9ton-@ trabe I,
bait %sprrdtbts Elm eutes M6prttment feetistr 5errenfltt.
Der unp ferttst neWe auf Befeuune On. :. -.
~ @etntsea uaa aHsfsdsrn sRi's Ssae Nns gtl-
ttaRe tefssSt. ra .zt 80 t TIN
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.@{eper I'm @e1hGft!"

v@teoer I'm @e16dft" nan
atpar nit alter 1reuntliGteit unb 3usortommen~
belt 1T 5err 9eopplb Rottm n n in benz yrn
ibm ibernpmmenen aemutbliden, ebemals ron
Gree. @olf sebaltenen Saloun, brittle Strobe cber~
balb Naber's.
Der Saloon 1T neu ~re1aurirt unb Jest elmer Der
aneenebmlen pllBe Der Stabt. int
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&~rQnfbfiten

4u0'6, Sbr'6, oer &sble> bts 6efitt5
3atarrb's. per Quneen, .1aub>
belt, 0etSlt MuefuB
be6 Sbr'6~,e.
Naul9en i'm DIR unt gntleerunsen taraus tuerten
nit Grfs!s tebaneelt.
3.uantdc fir ctihe her rnerfriretsfcn 4urex int ~ lelen
III zen peutiben 3etunseN III ct. Yaul, e~essleiden in Or.
Bartbe Compton.
8imt1lidbe Muacn
4ytrttn einseisst, tpelde lid wie natiirli@e Mustn
bepesen unb ausieten.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-25

which no carried homo to his sick father who
i agreed with him TO return tho money to tho vol
man who had lost IT, 'und who advertised thorcfor.
Tho well man gayo fvo hundred dollars to the
| sick man and his son, besides kindly sondng q
| physician to tho former. to minister to his body
| diseased. = -sa,s {Rfft
Old TupAL CAN-which. considering that I nm
addressing mysolfto CharlostonIsns, is equivalent
to sayi;g old sLoM.N-to use tho expressive Ian
guago Of Miss JENNY wnEx, has boon lot bis old
tricks and mannors, y and though ho is declined
into tho valo OF years, being thrco Hcoro and tcn
plus threo, ho still indulges in PRACTICAL joke nov
and then. Tho old gontomana last aud bost is
his going round to the income collectors ofico,
and with serious faco, and yot With pleasant
smilo thereon, stating that no had como to receive
Two hundred and fifty dollars duo him by tho Gov
ornment. "For what" said tho collector. "why,"
rcjoined SLoMAN, 'tyou hnyo aent mo o notice to
pay O tax on nm income Of ono thousand dollars or
over, now my income is undor to tho amount Of
two hundred and flfty, and I.want tho balance
Tho collector frowned and looked at the old man.
who, howovori kept his oquntcnnpco and added
TINT he could wait little for tho money, where-
uPontho collector Spiled aud hdyiSod RiA B gnit.
10 keep up the Joke tho old man 'pfufnfs6d To call
again in fow days. and loft tho ofiaco quietly
laughing in his sleeve, and shaking liks.a bsRi OF
eaifo9 ioob Jeny BOZ up ZOE loW comic part' In o
pautomime. is; st
Tho Third Ayonuo tragedy turns out to be q
murder and not o suicide as had been dtppos.
ed. The man. .DAXk who. as I informed Jon fnli6S
last, was supposed to hsyo ,camultted, suicide,
wes, MS Il appears from the verdict Of tho coron-
ersi inq 1cst, murdered by DR.. 'RosKspEnosR, VIII o
had robbed him ofhls wife, land .her Of hor good /
namo ~ and happiness. DR.. HosEspBDasu will
be tried for tho murder, and is now imprisoned in
tho Tombs, ,rr, ~,
Ifoarthat this le.tot will bo d, short as tho To-
dies dresses, rs worn hero ut present. aud yet
must mail 1t in its semi -hloOmer costImo, fof
lacks but fow minutes Of the hour sppointSd ifoir
tho great chcss match betveen: oapatn ehiAoKRN- \
z1E and Q. II. STANLEY, and, chess ia one or my
hobby horacs, must 500 The intellectual fight on
tho ohcquosed field. ,:=7 ~. ~
Moro neIt time FROM. . r y MOUITRIE.