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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-04
AT QUARANTINE.
Brig John Welsh, Jr., from Sagua.

Special Despatch 10 The Epening TslegraDh
HAyRE- DE GRACE, August 4-The following boats Iaft
here in tow this morning N
Adaline, with flint, for Trenton
H. G. Hiestant, with coal to H. Emory a Co
Burning Bush, with coal to w. l.. Lance
r. NJ. Forsman, with lumber to Taylor a Belts
J. l. 4 s. w Arnold, with goal to T. Emory 1 90.
Delaware and Hudson No 12l, with coal TO w L. Lance
Ella and Lille, with coal to W. l.. Lance.
Harry and Lule, with coal to w. l.. Lance
Correspondence QI' he Philoislphia EXCHANGE
NEW YORK; August 4-Schr X. g. Whilldeu. coal
loaded from philadelphia for Boston, before reported
sci is tight and will proceed. II d
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-04

THE REGATTA yesterday from Point Airy Island
eventuated in the new yacht "Fraud' carrying of
the silver pitcher, and the Little George, second
class, the silver goblet. The race was lively con-
tested, the boats tapping each other, aud the
'tFraud" only winning by second or two of time.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-04

Mrs. READS INFANT RELIEF facilitates teething and
is certain remedy for Cholera nantum Dysentery and
Diarrhea Sold by druggists
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-04

DEMUTHs ANTrDYsPEPTIC STOMACH BTTTERs.-
genial and wholesome vegetable Tonic.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-05

RATEs To MESPHis-PoIk 5oc; whisky and on per bbl.,
Soc; Salt per Dbl, Soc; Flour and Meal per bbl., &c
Corn per sack, 2oc; Oats, per 100 lbs, 2oc Potatoes
aud Apples, per bb, 3)c Hay, (compressed) per ton
- So Heavy Freirhis per 100 lbs 2oe; Light Feirhis
per loo lbs. 40; Lumber. dressed. In bundles, per
~ %; Lumber, loose, per NJ. 80 ~ ~. .
RATES ~ RAL fRoM n. " AND BosroS TO CAmo NJ
TaE Blue LNs.lst class, - IL; ID do, - H. ID do
81 "a, 4th do, 81 o.; special do, I2e.
To New York, cotton com yfesscd.- ..........s1 %
do do do uncompfessed. . ...-......... I IS
To New ORLBASs-Flour, per bbl, SOC; Potatoes and
Apples, 3ci Porh, per bbl Jcc; Beer 81 90; Whisky,
per bbl 81 90; Coal OIL per hb 81 %; Corn, e5e Oats
a0c per 100 lbs; Tobacco cOc per 100 bs Cotton 81 %
100 lbs. .' ~
Hav, compressed per ton.. $1,000
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-05
DUBLIC SALE OF
UnO1a1x1aOd Goods.
The Adams E.Press Company.

remaining on hand 1t the several ofAoss Of this com.
psny IN the State Of Illinois, up TO the hrst Of Nay
t8s6 will be sold for freight ndcharges y the highest
room OF Daniel Hsrtnsn, on Commercial avenue, on
Thursday the 3ad day ofApy next. q 10 o'clock, An
unless the same be called for, and ~ charges paid
thereon
Posters = the several oos; e bI iSs
W. II. WATERS. General Agent. w marlsdlm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-05
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.
CAIRO, ILL.,, April 8, 1850.

CAIRO, ILL.,, April 8, 1859.
Our general market during the present week has
been without any marked Nariations will be seen
by our anne xed report and business has been gener-
ally rather quiet, with fair order business in Hour,
provisions and groceries. Spectators are entirely
ont OF the Market and sales confined to the le-
gitlrnaio wants of the trade.
FLOUR has been without animation, and prices re-
main At about previous quotations tor the various
rrntlls sales repOrted aggragaLe as fDows, viz:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-05
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Estafe of James HordeN, deceased.

.os ~ tSs s.ass q s opdsn os county q
Alexander and 9Aets Of Illinois. S hereby
court Of Alexander county. the ssurt;hoses IN ne
city Of Cairo, = the April term on ne third Hondsy
in April next " which time ~ persons having
70 attend for the purpose Of having tho same adjusted
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested 70
Dated this aAth day Of February 4 Ri 2; -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-12-09

TANITOW0C COUNTY COURT =
M IN the matter of the estate OF Michael
Flynn deceased On reading and fling the
petition Cf john Sheahan administrator, set.
ding forth the amount of personal estlte that
ihereof-the anount Of debts outstand ng
against said deceased, and a description of all
the real estate Of which said peceased died
seized, aud the condition and vane of the re-
spective portions thereof and praying that
license be to him granted to sell ihe n Il. q Of
q and n " Of : W q Of section 10 4 20
% east in Maritowoc county and it APP
pearing by said petition. tAatthcre IS not suf-
hcicEt personal estate IN the hands o. said adj
ministrator to pay SAID debts and that it is
necessary III order to pay the Same TO sell all
Of said real estate 4 is therefore ordered,
that all persons Interested in said estate APP
pear before the Judge Of ths court, on Mon
day the 10th d ) Of Jauuary Il. D 1870 at 10
O'Clock /, N. at his Office in said county, then
and there to show cgase If any there he) WY
license should not b5 granted 70 III admins
traitor to soli s#ii zeal estate acgyringto the
prayer Of said petition
And it i further ordered, that copy Of
this order shall be published for four success.
siye weeks prior to said dss' hearing. in The
Manitowoc PILcT, q weekly Newspaper print
Cd and published at Manitowoc in slia County
and personally served On all persons interest,"
ed in said es5a @, resting in III County. Mt
least fourteen DAYS ae.ore sud Gay If heuri, T.
oEO " BABhER, County Judge.
Dated at Mariyowoe, the 29h ley OF Srrem-
Der, A. d. 1863 l9-4t
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-12-09
Fore closure EaIe.

IN Circuil Coart, Mani,owoc County.
/ Gordon b. Stray. against, Fred: icl r.
Gibson.
By virtue Of a judgment Of foreclosure and
sale in the above entitled ac,ion 9a,cd NoyeIn-
Der 22d a. D. 1869 ] ST., II expose for sale
and sell at public veDdae to tie highest bidder
at the Court House in The VILLAGE and County
Of Alanito0oc on the 10Th dy Of january A.
D: 1870, at ten o. clock a NJ. OF said day, the
following described real esta.e situated in the
Villagcd Of MaDi,owoc and State of Wisconsin
town; lot number four ca in block number
one hundred and ff y-hree 1897 IN the Vii
lage Of Manitowoc in said County OF Mauitowoo
and State Of Wisconsin.
Dated Sherilfs Office, Manitowoc. Wis, this
9th day OF November, 500
p MULHoLEAND, Sheriff.
Walker White, PLAINTIFF Attorneys
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Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK or TIE CO-TTY
RnARn OF SEpENEIsORs
Nianitowoc. Sertarlber e. ls59 !.

Nanitowoc, SepteElbe" %, 1869. J
A IL persons interested ere hereby notified
n that the following tracts Of land anG village
lots lying and being situated in the County o.
Manitowoc and state Of Wisconsin, remaining
unredeemed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of
ManitoWoe ard State Of Wisconsin, for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
1866, for which said taxes the said tracts Of
land and town lots were sold on the l4th day
of May, A. d. 1867. No8 therefore, unless
the amount of taxes, interest,fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts OF land and
town lots as herein described, De paid or or
before the I4th day Of May, 1870, the same will
be conveyed to the purchaser or his aasignces
in pursuance Of the Statutes IN such case made
and provided. -
PIP. FUESSEEICH.
Clerk of the County Board Of Supervisors, Of
Manitowoe County, Wisconsin.
TtF
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VILLAGE CT 1-l5HE-CTT.
Ill Of h.oek 10 Z J.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-12-09

e II 10 OF 9 60 faes Ct
lot T blk 1913 aut.2 OF
" p . o. 8 50 e Of
Io- , blk I53 amis 9I6f
Z 80 feet OF lot Z block
100 ant g. 90
n'S5 feet OF lot 8 block
les amount Is 81
3 80 feet OF lou 3 block
lG3 amount 50 43
y - cS los s lik 163
amount IS r
S . fest M lot l Block
I5+ amount 10 81
Z t64 % o.
u % feet # let : Jiock
I6& amount s. ~
2 l6j So 70
5 d fest Of lot T b1ocE
7r lr,r7,4.4 600 a.
The New York herald., 1869-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.


TRENCH rHEATRE-DEcEMBERa
fourteenth street corner Sixth svsnue three minu''s
" r4SahshF fo1R4h WEEK or THE GREAT Hit. A''s''
New W:
!::s !ESsSSss ESsSSs RECONSTRUCTED. ESsBSs ESsBSs
$;s:: :; Sss;:
Bank Of ~ faSs5 nSsSSs Park
ElIHssras, ES as Philips J. O. BOYD. Miss A sslo'''
on..r,. SEHTiSEE EvEEy SATURDAY 80 cont.
extra balcony boxes, 81 50; family circle 50 cent?
''laa nsaSsu$ $SaEH SsHss 9s sasgs. EaH
CAROLINE RIoHINGs BERNARD. .DIREcrREss.
UNABATED AND TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
MONDAY ny ,,; EyESINc; ss{: DEC: ,G 8, 1862
'' nTssSsili OPERA
aSVnsIss x;S a'
THE nWauENors, f1sHs
rendered BY an ess rpete with Marches
'Ni THE sANaXLLI BALLET TROUPE
will appear in grand characteristic Divertissement
CARD.
after tho mos
para''0n'' Meyer'0eTi TiE aTrn6 H1aGgsors 2Gfss
will be S " I 3 as saf on
scale OF magnoence hitherto unknown In the
s ns as TO ss ss g. s s
ccssories, and beautiful have been painted
appropriate and correct costumes prepared and every detail
arranged that will mpart verslmiudc to this grand
tacuar opera The chorus been doubled large and i'm
posing processi0ns, mounted and foot, with military
sna s sc
scenes incident to proper presentation of the "Huguc-
nots"
confident that preparations
and vocal OF the largest and most talented Eng
lsh opera troupe organized this country and fully
equal the faithful effective Interpretation of tho
ducons OF the greatest composers Meyerbeers immortal
stage this city, compositions Of tho great
tro have also found a sympathetic spirit
pooTH's THEATRE,
ID Twenty third street. between Fifth and Sixth
LAST NIGHTS OF
Mr. HACkETr
FAI.srAFr,
In Shakspeares historical play in i've acts, entitled
TIE FIRST PART OF
KING HENRY ~.
supported by
Mr. D. W. WAIlIER .as. Hotspur
Mr.. THEO HAMILTON. Prince Hal
Miss FANNY MORANT..... las. dame quickly
and the full strength of the Company.
On SATURDAY no1., December Il, at 3 O'Clock
OF "DREAMs OF DELUsIoN."
Introducing Mr. W. e. SHERIDAN in the loading role)
To conclude with the
sIADY AND THE DEVIL"
In which Miss Fanny Moran. aIeoJs Solo the Guitar.
sca secured six days advances s the boz oce of the
theatre ticket Office the music store Of
c. H. Ditson 4 Co., I'll Broadway.
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH win appear HAMLET.
The New York herald., 1869-12-05

TAMMANY \ I a G. G1.
Prosonting for the first time at this theatre
THE PEERLESS COMEDIENNE.
MISS ROSE MASSEY;
MISS ROSE MASSEY;
THE VERY POPULAR ACTRESS,
MISS FANNY HERRING: --f--+~
MISS FANNY HERRIN0;
THE FAMOUS BURLEsQUE COMEDIAN.
MIR. NJ w. FlSKE,
MIR. w. W. FISKE,
his first appearance in New York IN several years
First time OF the entirely new Buresque
The New York herald., 1869-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

olt Broadway, Oppo:iis 8. Nicholas Hotel .rr, =,
STILL
FIFTY III: s4HS Ssss ARTISTS If rs viii ' aFP@E p ss
including tho great S%.'1siG ALP l1qRssiss
Also A. as 4 A. s.y srcnr
The beautiful Hungsri Ballet Diyertisscneni. entitled
by tho GRAND = sALil4 iGNnH TaogrE. III sohh"h'
HAPPY UNCLE !aHs Sans As S%xsb Ss zsf5aH comedian
The original Negro BSi,;saSs EHsa aSiSRNs Sp'lsd
Bad Dicksy .ushey DGqEhSry
isasSs'' iHE Sys4ESiSus IAsK
5s: ss.s Is: ssss
i ANOTHER FssPff'Gi if' bsasS Ssa;fs.
SH So 9sS;::
LA nos4 sSSS SaEraa SSSsS S5H SAILOR
s$ SSs$ 4GS HyEs,Sa n @ SsSRAA SRsxS.r
A'TEE afHAE SW aMR GAsEsu sHn
na asa the w o
and powerful cast ;hi epTSrE T Gca s;asfI14 dTama
snorkey, returned Veteran. then cuban Volunteer
bu. forced =. las. 70 be neutral and generally gss;ul
BySe the men whom the always reschins
s.d
Bermndsa, Of the under crust and Of the Side
walk Merchant princes whose ambition In TO be Di
rector In .Erie" his original character and irs ap-
Ray Trarord OF the New York .boods Becks
Dsm q q, hs rising Wall street eneraSn active IL
wnde his friend friend sound on the street. badly btas
Justice Bowling Of the Tombs Police Court Mr. NJ G. DAILY
Mr.. Asa Cuslman
Peanuts, operator in Papers and Matches, admirer
or the ssvAnderbt Bronco" Master HeArne
Sam, sFifternh Amendment" with no property
Tho Signal Man shrewsbury Bend ...Mr Harry Hotto
Mr. J. Wright
Martin Servant 10 the Coutands. ...........MrB
CORTLAND, the Belle Of Society Ida Vernon
Pearl CourRnd, pretty, but heart Miss Lily Vinng
Peach Blossom, girl who was never brought up but
raised the street with the kind permission OF Au
gustin DAILY, Esq. her first appearance herel
Old Judas right hand of Byko cher original charac
Miss Florence Noble
Miss Marion Andrews
Lizzie Liston, another echo. Mss s. GarmAne
Dock boys policemen, court officers prisoners and gentle
mon, ladies Of the Tuesday socable
has been spared to render this interesting and
fAvcrite work exceptional attraction
UNDtR THE GASLIGHT
MATINEEs EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 4.
Seats secured six days In advance.
The New York herald., 1869-12-05

IIOCSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-HOrSE ENaLnH
Il bsaaulsnt Tartyehth street, between Fifth and
Eiith avenues immediate possession
4. II. LUDLOW 4 co, No. 8 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-05

TrARM FOR SALE CHEAP 100 ACRES, IN MONMOUTH
county, NJ j. access TO New York; elegant build
ings fruit IN great abundance waered by living stream
The New York herald., 1869-12-05

MUST BE sobD-S3.25) CASH, 5000 REMAINING
tt viii of the four Buildings bnl
tO9 West forythrd street. well rented tin indisputabe.
KING, 1861 Hudson
The New York herald., 1869-12-05

GERMAN LIEDERERANZ's FIRST GRAND CONCERT.
~ SUNDAY -IEAfNG, Dec. 8, at Lederkranz Hail. with
AGALh JACKSON, Sopranos Mr.. FklTscii Tenor. and
Mr. s0ST Baritone the full Chorus of the Society, and
grand Orchestra OF fcrty performers The Aiexanderfes
Oratoro by Handel will be performed. To commence at
O'Clock precisely Admission $l, by of Introduction
m
The New York herald., 1869-12-05
JERSEY CrTY. HoBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND RER(sEN REAI. ESTATE.

CHANCE FOR SPECULAroRS- FINE BUILD
n ing Grove street. Bercen CITY 100 feet from
Newark Railroad dcrot and the BouevArd; only IL
minutes from ok city for Plot only W b00 tarma
also large Of other desirable Building Plos In dif
pas Hudson county Now the time 10 buy and
make money.
j. IL GIBSON 2r Monlgom-ry street, Jersey City
The New York herald., 1869-12-05

T,OR sALE-A FURNISHED FOUR STORY BRowl
stone House in Forty yunth street between fiith mn
Sixth size 2x5 lot lg; must be sod the
leaves tho city. Apply TO ROBERT CHRIsTY, las Wes
Forty eghthsireel.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-18
Who's Painterq


/ asked this question of a
gentleman last night, and he
said IN reply, that he had
been known asone Of the most
active, unscrnpuloas, and,
therefore, the most popular
news collector about ashing.
ton, As an illustration le
gave me one or two fnstarcess
When General Baker was
buried at the White H6ase,
through neglect OF design a
ticket ofLadmission failed to
reach tile indefatigable Pain.
ter. He tried all. the known
entrances i'll vain, and at last
went in search of the ungdard.
ed openings. He found one in
the shape of a coal hole. Low.
ering himself through this he
landed ON q pile of wood
grouped his way along into
the kitchen, up into the dining
room, and eventually made
his way into the Eastroom,
directly in the rear Of tho
clergyman, who was about
kneeling in prayer. Dowa
Topped tdereporter, and while
the minister addressed the
throne of grace, our friend,
with an eye to BUSINESS, saw
sticking from the hat of tAed-
vine a suggestive roll of fools.
cap, 10 seize it, while the
poor ministers ieyesu were
closed in earnest'appeaL land
the congregation bowed in
prayer, was the work OF a min.
ute; to escape as the congrega-
ton rose, was the work of tho
next minute, He passed out
as he came in. ,a. osilr biuoa
Tie poor minister searched
in vain for his written serm6n.
He gave up the search, and at
tempted to repeatoiit from
memory. Unhappy man, he
stood before the highest 'digni-.
taries of the land aan atmost
important and touching .oeca-
sion. He persplred, he stun
bled-rhe dyed in and stagger- F,
ed out creating the impress.
ion that he had lost his,reason.
The next mornin she u had
the satisfaction, if such feeling
could come up out Of a state
of bewilderment, TO read. in
the New York Herald,i i be-
lieve, his entire sermon that
was notdelivered. Ha.y4.i.
This was very enterp1ising,
certainly; but not the sort Of
thing 4 should like to see pat
ronized in reporters and cor
respondents at the capital,
d. p. IN Commercial ,. Ima.,.,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-18
a FOOLS Answer!

In years gone by there was
Baptist clergyman called
Elder Stone, who, preached at
Bellcodia, Monroe countSNew
York. One day the reverned
old elder sawed off asblock of
wood to make a beetle, and
comenced to bore ar hole
through it to putin a handle,
but owing to the shortness OF
the block, it would not lie still,
but would turn with the auger.
A half-witted fellow, common
ly called Albright'S tool-Biu
Albrightby byname-=camealong
and said in a hsping manner:
'Elder Stone, lean telSyou ;
how to bore your beetle; put
it in hog trough, and! then
yon can bore.p n b95omgl 81
The, old parsqn turned round
and looked at Bill, and said:
"Bill, there is something to
be learned from almost any
fool" aao5 esrS s.uoo nosna /.
"Yes," ,"oeplied Bill, ~ thought
SO, Elder Stone, or there would
not be- SO many people go to
hear you preach bce ln,ts
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-18

'sB0BBxll swAyutaopI ,spps
metheE sew upHour !rowsers?D'
"Cause she's at the vestry, sew,
ing for the heathen.o ;" y
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-18
iHOodahdsE German en- 4 Toni, |,

'is a combination Of all he Ingredients Of the
BitterS, t0iM PURE Santa Cruz Kun, Orange, etc.
II is used for he same diseases as The BittSrs, IN
eases lOhere SOME pure alcoholic stimulus is re.
quirsd. YOU will bear IN mind that these rene.
dies are entirely different from any otherI
advertised for ne cure Of lte diseases named,
49, Se ,Sg;. se,5G s s,a"ns s "sa,o,nat az
nm NJ rome forms The TONIC is'decidcily ono
Of he most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
offered 10 he public. lis taste Is exquisite. Ha
q PLEASURE 10 take il, while lis HIe-giping eShiI-
arating, and medicinal qualities haze caused u 10
X kIlOuH ay he 0reuteQ of all tOniCy.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-18

natured fellow from The Du.
buqne mines, who stood, when
erect, something over six feet
in height soon made his ap-
pearance.laf su'ay sti ar g.s-
Upon being introduced to
his new comrade, he stopped
down with his hands upon his
knees, that were thrown for
ward into an acute angle, and
after peering into the little ,fel'
lows face a moment he OBJ
served goo sdi l r5hig1q 3
"My. little man, can you
drumg' '' 5''''.. n...i.'.g l'+,,'.' ~.
; HYes,r sir" 5ahe replied, q
drummed for Captain HILL in
Tennessee" tilt - i9a!.5 .ZianJ.
The ,fifer Immediately com
menced straig ightenlng; himself
upward until all't the angles Of
his person had disappeared,
when he placed the fife to his
mouth and played the SHOWERS
Of Edinboro," zone of the most
difficult things to ofollow with a
drum that could have be- bee.sini, use; Sc
lected; and nobly did the LILLE
fellow follow him 2 showing
himself to be a master of tire
drum. When the music ceased,
our captain turned to the moth
er and said: .sllrpsl
o '@Madam, Twill take your
B0s;;, what IS HE InlaaimsesS" eSs@ 'r '.',s .',s
b5sEdward Lee,D she replied;
then placing her hand on the
captains arm, she Continued,
HCaptain, if he is lilleH-here
her maternal feeling gs oyercame
her utterance, and she bent
down over her boy and Rissed
him upon his forehead; as!she
arose she continued: "Captain,
you will bring him back with
you, won't you". .al aaan bg.ll
-a'Yes, yes" he replied, eve
will be certain to bring him
back with us. We shall be dis.
charged in six weeksR Ral ll9aa,
In an houT after, oar compa-
ny led the Iowa 1st out of camp,
The drum and fife playing"The
girl 1 left behind me-" al'.."y
Eddie, as We called him, soon
became a great favorite with
all the men ip the company.
When 'any,ot Tie boys Fetprned
from a horticultural excursion,
Eddie's share of the peaches
and melons was the first to be
apportioned out. During oar
heavy and fa6guing .march
from Rolla to. Springfield it was
often amusing to see our long
legged fifer wadipg through the
mud, with the ellHtle drummer
mounted on his back land lie
was always in that position
when fording streams 10 mod
During The first fight At viii
sons Creek, I was stationed
with apart ofeur company, on
the right Of Totten's Battery,
while the balance of our com,
pany, with an Illinois regiment,
was ordered down iAto a. deep.
raEine on our left, IN which 1T
was known a portion Of the,en5;
emyrRas,conc cealed, with Which
they were soon engaged The
contest in the ragine icontmuG
ing for some time, Totten sud
denly wheeled his batteryupon
the enemy in tbatqNuarteE,a
when they soon retreated to
high ground behind their hne,,Ii
In less than twenty minutes
after Totten had driven the en-
emy Gem tire, ravine the word
passed from oi man .toIl man
throughout the army, tsI4yen is 1
And soon after hosI|
ii s'.ch having !, ceased upon
both sides, the order came for
our main force to falllback upon
Springfield, willie a part ofthel
Iowa First, and two & companies
Of the Missougi regiment were !
TO- camp npom the ground and
the retreat the aextl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-18
az i5AfsK PHTEosopjHY.

lfNN lNIA4 ~ NNH. .aN "a u ~ 1La.N
,Er0lp too much loye of living, ..
-- From Hope and Fear set free,
lno'We thank, with'bifef thanksgiving
J l9sIi Whatever eitalS there Be, ?. y
"a That 20 mani lives forever ,Yl "a.
That dead plen raise up never, .,
That even the weariest riyer,
! .adWihds somewhere safe TO sea.
Elfaa5y al; 70 fJ1ld5-spcy yi's. Sg4.lD41
There star nor sun shall waken,
80" Nor any change OF light
NoflHese Of waters shaken, .a'
liz Non either sound or sight s..l.'
, Nor wintry, leeYes. Oryefnal,
Nor days. nor things ,diurhal. Ia,
~ Only The Sleep eternal, ff
b3noIiran etelqiaphight.i sll fil'
Eyshi 9iaSlfrtflo- s-'os--7-------++O siI
! Among ssene geyiyal songs re-
Gently published an EnglaAdis one by
William Weaver. the the noted lay
preacher, ythe first verse ofIjwhich is
as followsiW eoW Oh .nsi suse
f,"rYe, given my, lIehTt to Jesus, 20, 49,
~ And mi al to Keep 1t so!t..
-s9 Ifthe devil wants'to take Il all, 3
Hoy uHl tell1iim sNdt'for Joe.'" alsJ
10 Audrso through the other five
Eersesa;NotR for Joe, ,nlisfthe refrain.
Ehelastis pcrhapslthe hlostextraor-
ldinatwsH ;FaIiob noliiIm oft a.t.
ystLord give me strength to light,
boI5 And Pat9e fNeFE lloe5d Sg5e.0-S
:. Iftsppted to forsake my God. ,n
' FH'ery ottt-SN OF for Joe" d" ~
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-18

"A YAsKEE youth and pretty
girl sat opposite each other at
a husking frolic. The youth,
smitten with the charms of the
maiden, only ventured "a sly
look, and now and then touch
ed Pattys feet under the table.
The girl determined to- make
the youth express what he SO,
strongly felt, bore with these :
advances a littleswhileD Il in 1 81.
.leace; when she cried ont.
II4Look here, if you iosS NE. ME, say !,
So BUT d6hT dhty ny, lSSa.: Sea: !
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