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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-06-14

Jones, who hired substitute to 70 to the war.
The sub was killed and 10 is living yet. Bu.
my sub pushed herself in when the principal
never asked and never wanted her.
The afternoon was far spent Jerushia and
rose to 60 down stairs not knowing exactly
what Aunt Clara would expect Us TO say to
the tale shc lad recounted with kind Of
sad drollery. Sic lool, 4 hand Of each Of
us, aud the next thing re Ill knew our three
heads were together and we were Ell sotbirg
in concert.
"Girls, said she, never do you mention
these things to me again. Never 90 you
think hard Of Aunt Clara If she is kind Of
rnoping sometimes. I've been q mother 10
you both when your own mother was clean
done and tuckered out. Never 10 you twif
and fling at old maid,. Their hearts know
their own bitterness Bnt the world could
not 60 on without them. They DO their own
good, and have their own Place aud use
So they do and 80 t;lev hare; God b.asa them
every one
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-06-14

In one Of the pretiicst towns IN sou.heastsfp
Ohio, resides Dr. t., whose sayings ars -
ten quoted ia that propiniui,y. Pssslne
along he street one day he met q couple =
his lady acquaintances walking together, o.
Of whom was named Wood, the otEer rstfs
Pausing as he met them the Doctor MA a. one
OF his rost graceial bows, ansi s1seas q 1heDe
two lines Of the well knossR Ais$t AIRY hymn:
- The heather in + Ninlnsss,
Bows down "a As@i ani S.eas
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-06-14

Ahardware man in Boston says; A ouaAsr,
had blown Of, aaw g boy laughing a hisy yca>
lanity Ezcee ling wroih At his futile sndeav,
oTs 10 recover the tito. he eaid,
"Art thor profane lad n
"Once ia while" replied tie youth ~
"rhen, said he, handing him sqrsrtsr
sshee may damn taa. ha, the moneys wersh.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-06-14
HOT r L s
lSL A II ENCE HOU Sc,

~ sS4ee4
Clearance, sYss. ss. Iowa.
ONO BROTHERS, ..... ..... Proprietors.
This hotel has been recently reflted and
refurnishcd with especial care for the accom-
mediation Of the ira yelling public. Good sta-
blingsfarnishch an4- ChArS sAreasonabte -Ga
13-tf. A
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-06-14

A Printer not long since, having been
siNugn BY his sweetheart, went to the cfEce 10
commit suicide with the shooting stick
The thing wouldn't 60 of. The sSlevil' wish
ing TO pacify him, told him to 90 int the sane.
tum where the editor was writing duns to de-
linquoat subscribers. lie says the picture Of
despair reconciled him 10 his fate v1sn -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-06-14
W. II. SIMPSON. W. ". wFnsTER.. ~. H. sER0EI
WIN II. SIMPSON & CO..
Manufacturers Of
0A0WAN N ONWW DNO aa
Tomb and Head Stones,

MUSCA TINE, IOWA
Keep on hand largo stock Of marble, from
which we will manufacture Monuments Tab
lets and Headstones TO suit the wants Of our
customers. aud as cheap as the cheapest. All
orders promptly filed, delivered and set up
In any part OF the country. Especial atten-
ton paid to getting up new designs. Whit
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-06-14
NDW 9DDU19Dl1o

md is located in the most central part Of the
lily.
With these advantages the Proprietor is de
,rmined to- give the
BEST FARE FOR THE LEAST MONEY
live him o call to realize these facts.
s@- CHARGES MODERATE. 1sa
". R.-GOOD sTABLING in connection
with the house vlnSyl.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-06-14

This House, known as the CARY House, is
now open for the acco nmodation of the public.
This house has been newly furnished with
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13

Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York
Herald.l
We make the following extract from
a lengthy Cable dispatch from Pesth.
giving an account of the coronation of
the Emperor Of Austria as King of
Hungary, with all the pomp and
grandeur of the ancient Kingdom.
The dispatch is under date of the
9Th inst:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13
Mrs. Darlington ON the Fashions.

There is one thing sure, said
Mrs. Darlington, /" the females, of the
present generation are a heap more
independent than they need to be.
Why, [ saw a gal go by the other day
that [ know belonged to the historical
class of society with her dress all tuck
ed up, her hair all buzzled up like she
hadn't time to comb it for a week, and
one of her grandmother's nightcaps,
in an awful crumbled condition, on
her head. Why, law, honey, when ]
was gal, if one of the fellows came
along when [ had my clothes tucked
up in that way, and my head kivered
with white rag, / would run for dear
life and hide out of sight Well, well, !
the gals then were innocent, unsophis-
ticated creatures; now they are what
the French call blazes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13
Sentences OF the Murderers of Lieu.
M tenant HAMPTON,

It will be seen by Geographic dis
patch from Evansville, that the Car
isles have been convicted in the Po-
sey Circuit Court, of the murder of
Lieutenant j. Y. Hampton, and SEN
fenced to i'm prisonment for life. This
was cold blooded murder, sample
of the outrages frequently perpetrated
in Kentucky upon Union soldiers
whose patriotic services to the coun-
try had made them obnoxious to their
rebel neighbors but this was the first,
as we think it will the last, attempt to
transfer the murderous guerrilla sys-
tenn of Kentucky to Indiana soil.
The jury dealt in mercy with the muir
derers,. else they would have been
hanged instead of imprisoned, and we
think that, if hanging is advisable IN
any case, the Carlisles were fit SUBJ
jects for the rope.
The Legislature, at its recent
session, felt that it was important to
the peace and security of the border
counties that the butchers of Lieuten-
ant Hampton should be punished.
and that the criminals might not es-
cape by reason of lack Of means to
meet the expenses of the prosecution.
it placed sum of money under the
control of the Governor, to be used,
in his discretion, for that purpose.
The promptitude with which the Leg
islature appropriated money to pur-
sue and punish the murderers of "a
citizen of the State, for no other
cause than his service to the country,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13
Quotations Of Gold.

The quotations of gold as given In
the money articles of the daily papers,
convey no fixed idea to the common
mind; the information needed by the
generality of the, people is, what is a
paper dollar worth? I'VE have been
Furnished with the following, which
those that care to do so. can cut out
for reference: list f~-A go
When gold is quoted at ST. 10 a pa
per dollar is worth so cents nearly.
When gold is quoted at 81 Is, a
paper dollar is worth So cents.
When gold is quoted at 81 %, a
paper dollar is worth so cents.
When gold is quoted at 81 30, a
paper dollar is worth ~ cents.
When gold is quoted at ST. 30, a
paper dollar is worth "a cents.
When gold is quoted at 81 40, a
paper dollar is worth II cents nearly.
When gold is quoted at 81 40, a
paper dollar is worth SO cents.
When gold is quoted at 81 30,
paper dollar is worth Sc! cents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13
Progress Of the Union Pacific Rail-
an road from Omaha.

The United States Commissioners
have officially advised the Secretary
of the Interior that they have exam
ined the eighth section of this road
beginning at the 305th and ending at
the 345th mile post, and have found
It ready for service, and fully equipped
with the necessary. locomotives, cars,
etc. This great road is being pushed
forward with degree of energy that
must insnre its early completion. Gen.
eral Sherman says that it is so useful
and necessary to the government that
it could well afford to build it ON its
own account, and save money from
the diminished cost of transporting
public stores. In fact, the govern
ment practically guarantees the con-
struction of the road, by making the
bonds it issues for that purpose Sec
ond mortgage and,--permitting the
company TO max e its ownabonds a first.
mortgage. Although 345 miles of the
Union Pacific are now ready for the
cars, but 290 miles were in use during
May, and the earnings of this por-s
ton of the line during that
month are officially reported at $751;
782. Deducting operating expenses,
this leaves sum of more than four
times the interest on the Company's
bonds that can be issued on that
length of road. There seems to be
no doubt, now, of the early compile
ton of the great line to the Pacific.
Ten thousand men are cutting their
way eastward from the California end
and over and through the Sierra Ne
vadas; and one section of the eastern
end is hardly done before the Govern
ment Commissioners are called upon
to examine and accept another; and
what is more and (better for the stock
holders and bondholders,) the net
earnings of both end are sufficient to
pay the interest on their bonds sever
al times over. The capitalists who
have already paid their millions for
the stock already see profitable re-
turn, and we can see no reason why
the First Mortgage Bonds are not one
of the safest as we'll as most profitable
investments of the day Tga19
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will convince desperadoes that In
diana is not safe hunting ground on
which to pursue and strike down
their victims.-Hdidadpolis Journal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13

Cincinnati Paper Warehouse.
THATFIELD & WOODS, Manufac-
~ turers and Wholesale Paper Dealers
II and 20 WALNUT ST., Cincinnati, keep
constantly on hand Ruled Cap, Letter and
Note Papers, Printers Flat Caps. Folios.
Plain Letter and Note Papers, Royal, Me-
dunn, and Denny Writing Papers.
Sole Agents for the celebrated IVAN
HOE MILLS WRITING PAPERS; also,
manufacturers of BOOK and NEWS PA
PIERS, PAPER BAGS.
Also on hand, Grocers' Wrapping Pa
pers, Manila Paper for Druggists and Dry
Goods use. and complete stock of LEA
THEIRS and BINDERS TOOLS.
Binders fitted out complete in Tools and
Materials. #1
Orders by mail promptly filed.
mch25 d3m -.tfE Hst -ta1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

tHstis, Hgy is fbe lgi8i ~ ihi
fadesga ! 4. 1s.sl.ai L. IL sslsea, sA4
~ ibs esaes ~ hHlkg aud Dgr4g H,ss
gsfs teagd ssilig The seglegee VII
pfqbsbig be pronounced ~ qeg
80 syRA ss.,
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Ms ~ B9at1u, Eom figerp4ql fbe
sth, agsAasifswji tlse Jil, ssfi gad ~.
day fdIiie HevH
The tysst ssss gg tbe Tges, Ile.
tveag Eeliy, ~ i.9pdqB, and uLas.s
bseaj ut lrey Hasile Wa ran by lEs
tqfHef. Several pefgegs wsre dsgva
~ w fie bfeakigE " . fefrg bFidhel
-! t9sp9gq ~ 2 Ihs.d i..gFaqB 'ig.a has
pssat las dsgasd ,,ql u qet,y assf igl
Asatgygae of tey on feaiaes islffte
asd it9faH; fhe senlesee ~ ite eaas
NJ Heapteiy iasdehfTtd gptil 4fseg
he 4fEHstenls IN the Deigi afe heaFd
tgaEalIy WAS epH yluIedy agd Tea
,eaass kellg, FaifieL, iery,ag sad
HIggle Hete acquitted u igblie
The cpegiai UaHgissieg hss tie
russlv af Li,sssisis vas ghGssa IN
iht 9th aHd bllis fsf hiat tiaahF,s
veEe ~ Le aeul ar III has eeHft
assiHal AZ ls.rsaAs MU
I,igerpsel, ~ lLe Nav NJ GsIssas i AID
6sigtaeG ssas aisspsd ssgWest 90
tLe 1th IlsLililiea, iii)DfFFj
fie isHdsH fsfssr sags u waaid he
u nsase, sHd agHg y e,iiae, ~ esgeule
sea tsaee af dgaili appn lLa eepEielsd
feaiaHs, apd asaer4 .dai ,tilese Yas
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lihss sliak H5fs sAs Ia tiie ssa1s.
sigg gF ihe s9glLefa seetiea af lLa
ugNed skieg, ~ vlial she sgslpas
ttlea gf ,faslanf HaFe ~ aeaetaaaly
seearded
TIE 04gr At iigssis, aesemnseled
Nv GsflseLskeH VII Well FsFib sally
Ia IgHe The Baiaee af DIS 1uiIilgies
~ isissnss iaas haea gfafed him fef
residence u IL said hs has eisessa
the laliaf
The isias NJ tifeaee iaft rsrls lp
Tbs ftb iqt 20 feiefshgrs, ~ hs Ls
tFsthed ~ . dseshtef n 6taad DUKE
Hensiaaiiae,
The raRefs eentaia spseaistises -.
ttg !HssemtafF gaesileui whieh tLe
pshla AaNa Fandssa sslnsIess,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

tea tisliaah sssasata tram Arlsasa
innIaH Was iHlFiiahip,

FAs fpAsaisa0, hiaF 10 General
HALIFAX ana AlaH and lpafietmaste.
Geaefai Allen have fetaFnei fs9m
Lillian iidpraisiiaaa dliil eaatiapa
1hA laleal iatelliaeags slales thai 4
9eHesai iadiaH ~ay u iagpilaila Tbs
gafaeas ava sssemhlius Ia laFge au,g
hfs II tha H,euatalusi aud afe ssld
il.e .ihragsis tils Vaiiepa a,sa travelled
fnads dllPlng aif slack aud paliusias
,salNsi The indlaas ha@e halis aa.i
hai w lhe eli'4ens that lhgF Wlll la
.shat AafggstN ltaa iasni saiaaeflag
aniHp8 Nhila mga
linf iiiiaisieli appointed ] haalF
IehHsnn; SO iiaVerses at tlqlitusiliA,
~ MI Tho rReaHaF in tho EnWeme
ttHett al heNatAi psAAsiaHaH li9 she
dpatit ~ iiaaaa israaaau
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

efsis 9thee agd ilepee ~ ihe ~
tsigt e9gs,gaHdeks N lhe 5qHiH agd
iltfDYHi Elle HgdigH gFtbe se4geialed
ttsa# f9f the information NJ tls Fsiss
lie kepeEaIly
Tbs Wgyids wpeeial sgys deyel9p
#sgls ~ asg lesge ~ qqgb, ihai lbs
.lsal,fs selGff /, "sla sl5la N1aettte.s tt.siea \ \
HqHatess Theg have added ~ tbI
impeachment lps a4d eFy tll add
tlsl@j ssis4 ltiglflf4 patieHgi hpaaeisi
aitHalt1n deHapds lreialaii9y
Jpdae spsHldips ~ gLi9, pL9, u
wgli ~ ssessmbeFed, yiglegHg eRess
~ ? s4WWef aeeeleHJ u nqy kl9iWed
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sT.I.OuIs.
Hemag's sgHFsge Asssfissiaa TIE
FtllaaaiyAia Psbiis Hahssi Com
isitsst. Aff


W LOUIS, MAY ~ yfbe philsdel.
bRia gesusliiiee 90 tsLlia Eabsgjs
gtflYed here lssE gists. and wgse COZ
ssa taeabsfs NJ the Bead ~ FnLiia
fehegls % w,frsv they viii visjt
1ls fliseip4i ssleeI buildings, aad
Taesa4g, .fiss beies sLswa s0We
5teisHa ths elty, thag will lgsge fst
lhieae9i .tLeDes ~ To milwaukee
iineilnali, aHd DuteF WESTERN eilies.
A WsHeH's sahrsse Assgeistleu
Lss beea organised ~ this ely, aud
sflWe Of COS saesi p,egiigegt isdsea
vess eAlssied 9ffieefa
Aeise. ssqsatssa sfs ~ be taken,
heh IN fhe city aud Throughout lbs
State, ~ si.aias patila apigIep ~ 40
~ effegt revision af Tbs EeHslilutigs
comforting tbs rshi ef spfssee aa
Hataen sa. aH.
4 A fepgff ssys . I4fge oji msapfae.
hsfing eeWHsng gfltia city bas failed
~ IL stafea tbai lgsai sttsebmeeta,
amounting ~ aiHglg three tllgaaand
dollars, h4Fe Aeen fiaeea gn IL, aud
If ,fs 'ssEEpsiaY sEpsiY is 4sr i4 'as hands 81
leHneaI sherman has returned
ffgm HaTi itarkeF, Kansas. he 10
lefnrled N have SAID Ne can haya the
IHdian vas ~ not, isst ~ we ehessa.
He ssss ttal pattias w baHsss desire
Kat; bat d9a'i thlnk iheg -lii be- sfat
ihsd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

tbfy as ~ liksslg ~ withhold tbe
apfgl ptglelty fittptdliu9 p8Jaea M te
syias!ae 4dalisn ~ hiW ael bejps COZ
eiEF've, spG sst bis,1iss ~ h.
dHggss, fef tila TessgH Tie games
beniiastsa Lage Hqi beea furnished
~ lbs isass
fen sielies bas beka 1yegsied
Hajeg tiasesal ~ lis H.salaf Army
t9t H4tlagf aEd yaeTtefigns seFgieea
~ Ue lasfiG III 4etltsLgfk, 90 tss I'd
asy ~ Jslg isfs ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20
WARRINGTON.
8se.ialsa af tas registrars Namt-
wateA ieE ihD nashgaFiei tea,
hiesais hgsteiind Maiaf deaesai
IA tho naguiag ArMfs t.a

WAsu,saras, MaY 10 thiaf jus
cleo uhasa has thas tsf aaaiiastaa
sheat ana third tho eatisa ngmhef ut
Fagistass ~ bankruptcy, 90 thasa .tns
the aastesa aad gerthasa atatasi sisa,
lns uaeFala aud Aeuisisaa 10 has
stdsassai iatteF W easiaus itlstFlat
Judges iafpsalas ths@ that II saY
namlasss aFs kaewp ap. 10 rassass
ths ssesssasY aasiihasliaes tes pas
fssmiaa lhs ,tulies at their afise.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

Haslia.a fsasiifsfl9ssi uss ,esties
Atesg fEAiimeAf gps#lisu Abs
sDeflaf sFdas fss HadAfaaass

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Matglipd fgHslil4iiagl .Hssgealisa,
ll9e q hlstss feh9ftsq \ bill n .lstits
FHieH EfhHdss tsH4gH plisst tbiaas,
tgr Ilie adiniAsilH ~ Hesfg teallagnk
~ lbs egpflsg " tha state Thg bin
sss made ,Iie speeial gfdef To- Wed
htYlas sesIIaakH a. -.
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take ~ u " eiiseivai,
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NEW YORK.
Asytst NJ aasaDsaa Dasls aaa Daasag
RsseHi.ss ga y .,Assge ~ Masdas
ties. taFa.s W VI II ihe 6ee.es OF
NE Old is.,Paigas ~ ..a hpatEi
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gaisg Nlil NAT material Lnt lhg tlliilian
iiAifsnmbnf, pNt iHih So fhhmas -
ennfN ts q ltak v lmalitHn aei aas
immediately hiaakadui hf two spsu
Ish iseaiatlINgfi Ha4 Fili nfohahlf
tho Ht4sil : Wasi.insiaa special
saFs IL - ser0gFal thai General dFapl
will snau pisii ths seenes pf his ald
aampsians ~ chs nautiil aa harse
/ haal aud .ti,s iiintHana ifbsg sua
Rasia thai iap aggasnrsn4 hlm
Il IL saia that. i aiga MaTNia, af
Hifinsiaag gsnpstur ahatF has heaa pcs
.niiiai hF tho rpslsaastas deaarai %
ffaak aIl his mai .aattef, Whiah ,s
segalaea as dgtprminine The fishts st
th6 NsuaIhasu siaflse a,,a ti,llsa who
alaim la represent tham, "a adVasss
Ut Unaasass ~ the unurts.
nsesetssY Walles has never iaaiaea
that ssiiass aad pnssiEuss hnagTahiY
tltiaa ta tho Same hauntf ss those
whe sesvaa hl lsrms at eaiistmsat,
as hss hsea ststea
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i'Hs peaiie ~ the Hooded dlslsiets
tn i.auisiaaa heg Farf hard ht boats
sissyIes i iiath ass heIas ssat them
hH eii,eery IT iha itaItsd a,a,pst ssd
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