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Look to Your Interest =! 4!
Feb 20, 1867

HAVING had the entire assets of the firms Of
Sullivan & sloans, John T. Sloan s. Sullivan, and
John 7. Sloan Co.,, assigned and transferred to
me, all persons indebted to either Of the above
firms will save cost by settling soon, as am COM
PEELED to sue, which l dislike to do very much
The Books and Notes Of Sullivan s. Sloans are in
the hands Of Judge J. s. Murray. The Accounts
and Notes of j. 7. Sloan s. Sullivan and J. L.
Sloah & Co., Pendleton, S. c., will very soon be
placed in an officers hands, at which. time will
give notice. n. X. SULLIVAN.
. Feb 20 1867 36
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= The first sworn evidence before the Impcach-
mcnt Committee at Washington was taken on We'd
nesday, 9th instant, and related to Mr.. Johnson's
use of the pardoning power
The Clevcandand Pittsburg railroad pays an
annual premium of 500 to that engineer who
runs o locomotive the greatest number of miles
with the least expense.
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LAW CAasDs

HON. A. T. DAVIDSON having resumed the
practice of the Law, will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to him in all The counties in
North Caroline west of the Blue Ridge His ad-
dress il Franklin, Macon county, North Carolina.
Theodore T. Davidson is associated withhim in the
profession, and may be addressed at Ashcville,
N. G.
Feb 16, 1867 SO S
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

r ANDERSON DLSTRICT
WHEREAS, J. D. NJ, Dobbins has applied to me
for Letters of Administration on the Estate Of
James A. Pagett, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my Office on the 5th of March
next, to show cause, if any they can, why said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
ROBERT JUNKIN, DAD.
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NOTICE..

COLUMBIA, Feb. 6, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given that 1 have this day,
transferred the entire assets of the late firm Of
7. B. Benson & Co., to Mcssrs Whitner & Whit
ner, Attorneys at Law, Anderson Court House, for
the benefit of such creditors who may signify their
Willingness to them. within sixty days, to accept
pro rata the proceeds as collected in full payment
of their demands.
Feb 90, 1867 8G
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me STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON DISTRICT
WHEREAS, 3. Frank Sloan has applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on the Estate of B. F:
Sloan, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my office on the 9th day of
March, 1867, to show cause, if any they can, why
said Administration should not be granted.
ROBERT JUNKIN, DAD.
Feb 20, 1866 &c
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New Advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS NoT4CB.

AOi04N 40 AS1A 4 VAS ~ 1VV1AVO'
ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of
Leverett A. Osborne, deceased, will present them
to the undersigned. properly attested, and those
indebted to the said Estate will call and SETTLE and
thereby save cost.
j. S. MURRAY, Admir-.
Feb 90, 1866 3S
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Wednesday Morning, =Feb'y. 20.

ny All papers discontinued at the expiration
ef, the time for which they have been ptid;
TSsA no name entered upon the books unless Inc
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cation.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
professional Notirfs.

CHARLES NETTLETON, NO. IL III t broadway a,u
ERsT FLOOR COMMISSIONER for every state and Ie,ory
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special
y Diseases Male and Female Tes.a hse Par suS1 Of sp
1,fomy and Surgery the Syracuse Medical tcess
- o WARNER No l Yesey-st.; GODFhhf, NO 90 oEo.uM
,,g ,pt I'm ruenty hrls' Broadway the Anth9
" .,iii T., between second and Thda'es where De
reliably consulted as usual
CTRGICAI HOSPITAL for the treatment
- Of STRUCTURE vARlCoCELk hEMoRRholbS iixs h
ii H. nars Obscure dse the Pelvic Viscera under he
$40 s ~ INV ,Pp m DIXOS d. Editor Of The sepeL once
"o % g o a. m 20 and to evenings At Dr. d. TeSoenee
No a FnhAye.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

NTopTUFRN II. X. of n. J.-Trans leave
t1.sv CIV for PenoHt 55 and 92S M at ls 20 - ~ -
ana ~ PhusS ~ "a MSussy THos w. nkARr suOeTiuieslsaL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

- oP sFW.lORK-Tbe USfrED STATES SAVINGS IysTTTU-
TON p,risfG oggiast JOHN vALLE an WlLli, POWELL
dsfnaaf naney dafa contact tCom not
To th above f-ns ION are hereby sumenc a required
n ofe o Va
" fie Ct nl taair u hr llh day of May 1897 AZ
ho Ctt HAL Dol hrHl a tu ~ loar
% hs complaint iie sHce a DIS Office No ~
Ha.drrr Ncaiut within tafri days ri.er me service
M sai.nns fau ,rrurr nf r la nsrh sr; uhl 1ol
m complaint within ihe tine aioret e ptaiHig
hie
81 taafsiu4
haIf, besides tir costs orr a-r.'mcn OF tls
-.t.- f..trI rrI - l.8 LFANr. Pa.rtl4'. Attorney,
u.fq i.-.-s No 2l4 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

TRAINS LEAVE SBw.YORKi
and bridgeport 100 800 tkIl lD D. M l@I'
NJ, ~ aO0 fKrl 345 40 and 800 (ETl p m. -. ,,..
Fa M,ore Strsiort Psirse, Southport and Wesipo 100 IL"
& 70 Sor~an Zoo 90 Crl 800 Iloo n I2l5 tEL AGO ELh
~ la Ds,isn 90 800 II. m. as 40, $50
". e,-ssnxich 90 500 lI.3o 34s 40, 5p GO p m
s,s.aors lErt aoO, l1O El9 tkL 2l1t d0o
rR,Y 34s 1gj (Erl A45, SO go, aoo (EIl p m 80,
erssrwicl and edste stations, 7oo 800 LO m %'
80 f''' Wv WV CONNECTING TRAINS.
pos.on via (kxl AOo ttrl, tV
EoT Boston Shore Line, Il9 thIJ ~ ms m ~, am
FOR Hsrfor Springfield aOO A. tkI l%' "' 'hhh "V'
n-n...A mn. mn fExl IN 10 MOI
,,s.I a0ou m to Northampton. ,,t.
Fo, Hsrod Providence and Fshli Railroad 800 tkIl m ]
N Maven New London sionnEtOn Railroad At ECO M
IL IS 800, 400 p m. . ~ v.A.no,.,
po, Hog.,tonie Railroad, 400 a m 500 p ~.
~. E.r1,,nrt Railroad, 800 a. 800 p N. -
", Dsr6srT and HorHak Railroad 100 9Oo N fSop n
COnn0diOas Sleeping ''i' JAMES ii. HoYT, supt
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

I'TIIWI IIIT n Y ~ lII IITIIIN Ut Wv
= lorF-THF MERCANTILE NAlf 1SAL EANh %. ie Cry Of
N- Y-s PLAINTIFF nlarst TfIE FK,r NATIONAL BANh Of New
tr.sr. l.rlnt money lrnui ou contract tom
NOD >.r DO tar Defendant lon lerhy summoned AID required
y. ,rrs . -srrir. n f1is action w. t boz the otce u
a. ef Of he Ctl an County of N lo 90 thc C7 Hal pa s
Mar l.b aU. 0 COPS ol lo- al"
f r. s. rau1rrf ssts-har .t tfrr oHcrs No M Wall
street Boz tle Cit sf Ncs'a, au t.rl ts after !le s'e
sffrrrars 0f tui
f.i o. susuef eonan sha Hc tIae ."rsi e pl-
ri i.tr Judgment HlfI fn ia 700 tH ' i.t ''
.sn lne hrr..r .1l f trer d - ago rfr cents vu inter
t, tues.rn t.tt H"t.red gfI fIf
49,. t..... f. DAD, . .I.,asfts t'lt sslrunsfri Aliy
"a u.- BJEllLL. DAWSON s. Do htllL.
N.ltt.-rrg P,lrtds Acoaer.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COM
Nl PANY-Commencipr Monday December a. 1850 Leave hew
Yot oo OF BsayL lconneeng With Lish VALLEY Railroad ana
tr.nhe,1 AZ 6:l5 n Express an Nal tram p m hI
press train Mors.own Accommodation leaves at2 m hhee'
orp Nal leaves $3.50 D. m Moown Express at m IN al
S 10 above dav 70 Heva hve 10 south orange
and three 70 summit PBRRIHOUD General snpcnnerden
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
TRAINS LEAVE YEw.YoRK' ,

.,.ro Station In NeIork and Fourth
iS''''s" ave Entrance on TwentTseyenth'st
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
CUpRENE COURT n. Y-N0RTTZ KEIF-

n NTIFFTN- IIIII"
ann of KElFFER BROTHERS sgns CHARLES KAHS-SumInoHs
serttil
defendant usnri. iou hereby summoned L. Rev
tiis which Stamp
lc the Office ~ thc tlera " l' t aui caucceL
oi Ncs lork at hc C Hal Cv 81 Nrf-iork
of the lhscr
SO 1 Waist within DAYS after the
service The dly 81 service; and
The rth complaint within Tie time aforesaid
uu tas Wi take jniurH agns Tor the of
btnri dollars l. C0 th from the l2th
Mfrr ihonsln Eight hundred AID r besides the
costs nf this action. uaisI MlF % 1877
AIFKEp ]. 'TUWARpS PllintifF Attorrcr.
The eamp action il d. of he Clerk Of ihe
Cts sHl County OF SEES lorL on The - Gov of Nay 1907
Nall ltseaS ALFtkn D. EDN ARDS. pls'utiis Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

DASSAGE TO AND FROM
L GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
pY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
AT REDUCED RATES. -. .,.,
rp ,vrs lvtUABLF THROUGHOUT ENGLAND, IRELAND
~ SCOTLAND AND WALES
T{PSPoTT BROIHERs Co souths and no 70 Broadway
UNITED STATES PASSPORT OFFlCEcwx
No a59 broadway, Twenty - ~ -
Netsv Public and Commissioner Travellers to Europe must nave
Passports
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
EW-YORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE ,. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
EeonI Nolices.

GUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
- or NEWNORK.-ADAM j. LEDWICH Plaintiff, against CES.
TRIAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY. Defendants
mons for money demand on contract lCom H served Ito the De-
f.rtauts
the complaint iu this action. which L.
bed h hf the City
Ol Nev-iort. ai the CITY Hall In salt CITY cents
copy Of answer io the aii complaint Cancelled
The subscriber their 0ce No 40 Broadway
York Nitn twenty DAYS the ihis summons on
exclusive Of Tire da o if m sai
complaint within the s1real. The pahs 20 this will
skc Judgment M t of hundred aHd hhy
dollars q thouslul
eight hundred and besides the of h, a0uDsei s
MaIcb, 1901. WINTER HARRIS WOODS Pauigs Atoueys.
No IifoflEnr. New York.
Tho complaint this aetion Sled the office Of Clerk ~
the tr anil tolnt 81 Nelk TIE City llaI in the Cts OF New
York the 22 ds Of May. lG5uate Nr YORK. 23 Nav 1901
WINTER. HARRIS WOODS.
MA 1lwoHF Plaintiff Atoranrg
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Goruoratlon Notices.

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Prop inclosed IN
sealed envelope indorsed with tie title Of the Wsrs and Sn ss
Won1sy n June M 1867 at u o'clock 80.
Fe, curb gutter and sng sistreet between fh ani SrA
1'sS1es a1 grading &C., Seventy between Thri aad
fiia IN grading &C. One and Twenty seeoD' BE-
tween fe ssns sssGsS grsdps Sc T1st Ts T'cOnl nj
Thirty street .Ds &C. srty street Eighth and
For eoT5n entering and tagging FI'h street between Se''a
' FOR earbn sng and aAsns Mnsgfrst' Oe'"ssa T'i
AAs ~, cnrs ns and tagging Thirty between RrIi
way and 1Us and tagging one Hundred and TwsHsnA
stree tsqsS and asssns Seventeen street. between Tents
o ebs aag tagging Washington street between Kaa'
Ao Fepth street. between Second and Third svesset
For tagging One Hundred and Tsent' ninth street Oe"
For s.sg1s FOy-eghA between Eleventh and i"'ia
For tagging LeOnartree between Cha'eb'''ss' and s
WAY s K,nyre. between Washington And wss. street. 1e
Blank proposals together Win ee sr.es pepirtSsa New
ss SSDsd at this SSSRaIIsA MsIsAS Street
Once Of d. Street COmmis.eoer No 21i Broadway
mo IRON NFOUNDERS.-Seale proposals VIII WI.
be ssfSIEs a ' sss s s d June for ihs aPVy oc,
Iron Mate, ., Pip: Pipe ;aS ,aS Wsa Ssi internal %
CS fee, Cas-; Ir1 IrSS wstsr ws fpes
SS ,set Cast Iron Pipes inches Internal diameter
q $ san. Of E5a1;a1 ss.1ss1 S...i1ss Ss:.iSss
k.eS 4 SnD proSs: l PIs2s.i @ c., .s w:. ns'
c ,sns Hy required w be- 70, the Pipe and BEsree 80
sess fhensayl dollars the THOUSAND a"
a. Al, sopcock and Cevers thousznd collars -.
blank forms Of bids be had on sppslon
a. iroon AQuedact Departments Nswforl NAY SS is9'
E9$Fss 5S$E4f s.iTEs E1EsHissifh
mo BRASS FOIJNDERS.--Sealed Proposals
will be received h Once RO,@Hda C ~. s .pDI, Of
Inch Brass STOPtOLhs
linch Bras SrOPCOCkS
eco t.inch Brass SIOPSOlhe
500 finch 3rsss. STOP COCKS a. c....
Each propo,.l must be indosed Proposals r Brass s
% nsns AZ The btier and date Of Offering Ins
W. ,sS Iii he one Ttousand Dollars epecinca.io.s -
bpl forms o9 bi. ppheso At ths once S nnss
reserves TIE rssn' 70 reeo' S'' THOMAS STEPHENS
interest ROBERT l. DARRAGH,
A. ". CRAVEN
Croon Aqueiact Board
Ono. cro,ss Aaueiaci Department, MAY 49, 1901 rI
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Eertures ano 5ileetin9s.

T1HE NEW METHODIST MISSION CHURCH,
corner ofGham,sy AMI De Voest, Brooklyn + D., wu es
PEOPRSED for DIVINE Worship SUNDAY, June Service. Is
commence le preaching BY the Rev Dr. POTTER oi ihe Ssr
Concern preaching BY the Kew ny
BOWDSH Warren-,i NJ y Church Brookru y" d ~ q
p preaching by tie Rev Nj DUNN, from toe StAsi cIgreh
Jersey Civ Sabbath school a. m anl j. H. All az
invited - aiteEL seats tree
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Alarble alantels
Dentistrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ nsic the guhctc nitrous oxide administer
approved hy the mees profession 20 nothing but X
TRACT TEETH, and they certainly DO hat WITHOUT PAN-so
Do patients testify. See their at the Office No 10 Cooper
Institute
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
.FETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

20. NONTUN-
WORCESTER PALMER. TTCHBtHG. NASHUA. LOWELL. COZ
CORD THF WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The pew and s'anrh en-. of the Nurfich Iinr.
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF AEW-iOHK.
New York dair fSuaiay. eicp'ed a. ocnck fou
Pier No 80 North River. fo 60. Ncairvs-.,
FOR NIW-LOEpON.
there oounenr The Etpe Train irun The above
Norfich aui Worcester Bs'o and Norcs.c Worcester
sud Nashua -.d New -Loriou ani Northern Railroads
FTegt taken the lowest aes lor rmsioa inquire n
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
COURT-City and County of New

SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- lork-pllLIp KErfIRER agi FEkhINAAp SfoEssEL and
ofheIu pursuance Judgment Of the Supreme Court Of th state
Of
l8ls the suItr referee therein Haei 500 SELL 90 public
tl Merchant. Erchau-r So lil broadway the
New lo the ecesh Otll day of June it % twelve
O'Clock r those certain LOTS ~ a rh the tdug thereon
erected situated the ~ Neflork. hoHuic m described a. fol-
lows A hos two certain lots pieces parcels Of sd situate living
of tn Cit New
lort he side Of Sevru'a,ruue. bounded aud containing 90
c-'irr follows rtis rnl4lg point tae .o lsrrg
ucrof srrui au rut eitir.ft hc. Iu1- northef
inches
rasrr parallel With Tvtr 1lerrci hundred feet
frlc~ flut~ff parallel with he S-frrhfrrrr orvHuc feel fre
te rnrir side of 1urHr re-' .d thrrce wewarly
alur- t aofr'r s'' of Ivct4 @ ore hurdr~l r ." tAf
said uf hc Srut' ar TV'utg street
tle point o ace OF trliHun- -DafsI N-los MAY 20 l61
+ ]. ~. STOKES. Referee. No J Nslls.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09

TESTING THR EsHERs.-An interesting con-
test is 10 come off sometime between the 10Th
Of this month and the 9th Of next, time not yet
definitely fixed, between one Of the Piqua
threshers owned by Mr.. Parker s. Mr.. Wilson
md a Sweepstakes owned by Mr.. Crawford
& Mr.. Reedy. The place Of testing them il
not arranged yet, but will probably be at a field
north of Town containing 100 acres of beauti.
full wheat Of the most evenly growth. As ten
| days notice will be given Of the time ant
place, there is opportunity for alto learn of it
We will publish the arrangements as soon a.
they are fully completed.
The condition of the contest is som ethine
like this The owners Of the machines, on eacl
| side, put up their machines and also o casf
premium of $500 TO be given TO the company
owning the machine which does the best work
we believe 10 be considered the length Of thu
day contest, and each machine, when fully
rugged for work, is worth about $500, the pre-
MUM may be called $1,000.
This will, probably, be one Of the most ex'
citing affairs, at least, among the farmers
that has come off in a long time. We don
see why the merits of machines ought not t'
be thoroughly tested, and the best, only, used
Such crops as we have seen a few miles from
town, will demand no small amour. of mus
Gle aided by The best of machinery, to get then
ready for the market.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09

TAMA CoUSrY's FIRsT NEwsrApER.-On the
started in this town, called the Toledo Tribune,
that being the DAY when tie frs, paper ever
published in this county "shut up its eyes and
looked all around"
Vol. l. No. l., of that paper is now before
us. Let US show it to you.
1t is a six column paper edited by NJ. V. B.
kenton & f. B. Rolens, with the motto "Inde-
pendent Joufnal-Devoted to Home interests
and General News On the first page in the
Business Directory are the cards of six .Attor-
neys at Law, and several who did a General
Land Agency business, and together with that,
n few of them were Notarics Public. Among
away Town in the corner is a fashionable
tailor, who was thankful for past patronage
and solicited a continuance of the same and
who should that be, yes; who could it be but
c. G.. Buttkereit who is still a fashionable
tailor and gets up a suit which just fits both
your back and your purse and stops all "your
growing
Then follows five columns of reading matter,
the fist one starting out with q selection of
poetry, sTle Return of Spring second by a
'PLEAslNc SroRY, The Vermont Cousin in
which a young man lays a violent siege to n
young ladies heart, which lasts almost as long
as the siege Of Troy, but never ends till he is
quietly located with her SIN one of the most
elegant establishments in the city Sure
enough. just as you would have guessed it,
And away over ~yondern' las the Union man
would say, on the second page, is a full col
nmn Salutatory, and the remaining five col
umns also reading matter. On the third page
is a notice of the formation of . brass band
and a call for the organization Of a military
company. Now its all baseball. But we have
got beyond any great need of local military
organization, since we 'thrashed out" the
rebs. Didn't We give it to them Mr.. Union ?
Eyes we think We hear you say, 1--WE killed a
BAR But we most humbly beg your pardon.
We had quite forgotten that you are Stree from
party politics. and you know that fight was
merely a party concern. The last page has a
FARMERS department. and is almost entirely
made up OF reading matter. We confess to
have been very much interested in looking
over this sheet, and doubt not that in those
"days long agonc'-(a trans atlantic express
ion borrowed from the Union) it interested the
people full as much. But, Temporal mutantu
et nos muta,aer IN lila,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09

SOCIAL GAME.-The d. I. Club Of this town
sent down an.cxtemporizcd nine on last Fri
day evening the End, inst, to play o game, for
social amusement and mutual improvement,
with the club Of Tama City. We were honor
ed with an invite 10 60 along and keep the
score, and you may be very sure We COED
The clubs camc on the grounds about half af-
ter four o'clock, and seemed to enjoy them
selves very much through a game of nine in
nings. At the termination of the game the
score showed % TALES for Tama City and IS
for Toledo. Some Of the scorers show 70 for
Toledo but VIC have carefully examined the
score. books and are Of the opinion that we
were right, and so set it down 10, making a
difference of 81 iallies in favor Of Toledo
This is a large difference it is true but the
Toledo boys were not inclined to credit it 10
their own good playing, but rather to the fact
that the Tama City boys are but recently or
ganized, and had not yet time to become fa-
milliar with the points Of the game. They
play we'll though, and have the material to
make a first class club.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09

WHERE Is PERRY I'm the last issue of the
Union the Editor gives the following lirec-
tons for our Information in finding the above
place.:
Let the editor Of the Toledo Republican run
his pencil up along on the right hand margin
of the county map until lie reaches the figures
49," then along the bottom of the map to the
figures a. now follow these ranges toward
the center of the map and where they meet,
that is sPERRY.'
We have went to the trouble of doing as
Brother Ingham directs aud found ourselves
about in the center of Carol township. Put
OH your specks next time. You are too deop
in mud and water to see we'll.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09

AcclpENTs.-At West Irving, on the evening
Of the 18th inst, several persons were severely
injured. It seems that eight orten young ladies
were at church, and after church was out had
got into the wagon TO return home, when the
team took fright and ran away upsetting the
wagon, one lady had her leg broken, others
otherwise seriously injured, and We are in
formed not one Of The whole number but that
was injured more OF less.
On the 9th inst, a Mrs. Drake, we are in
formed, who resides three or four miles east of
Tama City, fell from a fight of stairs and in
jured so that her recovery is very doubtful.
Sometime last week some five or six miles
south Of this place a man was thrown from his
Raaping Machine and was run over by the
platform of the Machine and pretty badly cut
up by the sickles.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-09

Our Thrive took q ride through the
country east Of this place last week, passing
down as far as Cisily's Grove in Lirn county
from there through north to Parker's Grove,
thence to Shellsburg in the same county of the
Groye last mentioned, Benton. Between Toledo
and the county line of Tame and Benton
counties, and within the limits of lama coun-
ty, within fair view of the road, there were
it seems to us not less than three to four
thousand acres of prairie land freshly broken
up and being made ready to yield the golden
harvest. At all points along the road where
farms are under full cultivation, the grain of
all kinds looked splendidly, and the wheat and
oats were ripening a great deal faster than it
could be taken care Of by the farmer. Benton
county too, is improving very fast. About
Parker's Grove where a few years ago all was
one vast scene Of wild prairie, now is dotted
density with houses and nice fields Of grain.
Here too thousands of acres are freshly broken
up and improved somuch SO that wild pasture
will be about as scarce as in some of the old
counties of the east. there will scarcely be
within the range of five or six miles of this
grove when all the prairie now broken is fenced,
to exceed 200 acres of prairie unbroken. The
town of Shellsburg has improved quite rapidly
since we were there a few years since. The
people there have great hopes of a railroad, it
is already graded and enough ties to tie it
complete. In case this road does 60 through
that place there certainly can be no doubt
whatever, but that Shollsburg will make a fine
town. 1t is very centrally located in one Of
the best and most densely populated neigh
borhoods in the state, and on q very nice little
stream Of water, and timber in great quanti-
ties near at hand, perhaps one Of the largest
bodies of timber along the Cedar River. The
business Of the place is generally brisk, and
the business men a gentlemanly set Of fellows.
We met our old friend Capt. J. Elson who is
now doing . good trade in the grocery bust
ness. hetN.s l. r.