Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-08

Auc nulntWf VI tiOsoy clVih tSht'e SS'e -
Tsvcnpori was sGo at Burlington OYER GOO.
Fred. Douglas lcctureys a Dewitt on the
evesins Of the pa ult.
The Muscatine Journal pronounces Miss
Clara Barton equal to Anna Dickinson.
The total amount subscribed thus far to-
wards tho college at 'edar Rapids, is about
SO 7G5
We notice from our exchanges that gene
raj religious awakening is prevailing all parts
OF the State.
The enterprising little city of Clinton has
Just purchased steam fire cngiuc. 1t has
ben publicly tested giving great satisfaction.
The Upton Advertiser says that two rogues
entered H. Trotts house in that township last
Friday night.
The Governor has pardoned james lTagan
who was sent to the Penitcntiary for six
months from Bremen county.
johnson Tonne, Of Leon, who organized
circus company in that place last fall, have
been compelled to di.band fer the want Of
means.
Tsso-c were some forty paupcrs presided for
in The Polk county Poorhouse an average Of
II during the whole period, at total expense
oc 81, .6c;a.
The Fairfield Home Veto, reports the dis
intermon' o. corpse there, which proved to
he n putre.action; it was the remains of Mrs
-. II ~; ~. NIL
years since.
Notwithstanding the fsc. that not n single
saloon is 70 be found in Mount Pleasant, its
papers report a considerable amount Of drunk
enness.
4 gre, revival is in progress throughout
Audubon county. At Oskfeld and Audubon
Gity some forty persons have united with the
NJ f. Church.
The Picket Guard the organ Of the G. A. r.,
in Iowa, published in Davenport. is coming
on finely; it received the other day club Of
S!5 suhscsihers from one town.
pr. L. NJ. King of Dubuque, drew prize No.
"a, painting of 'Narraganset Bay in the
Grera House scheme with ticket No. Gs.326.-
The work of art is valued at $1,000
THE GlenwooI Opinion says tha, large
band of Indians are camped near that place,
and that thnre is great curiosi': among the
citizens to visit ana sec them.
The (orxhtution of Wednesday reports that
The ice in tie river opposite kcokuk stopped
running some time daring Monday night ard
bridge Immediately formed which is passa-
bic for pedestrians and light sleighs.
The City Orders Of Muscatino arc forty and
fly FER cent. below par Mr.. II D. Jelli-
son o. that town has been advised hat he
Las fallen heir to property in New Orleans
valued at between S2oooo and 100000.
Last Thursday nr. NJ \. Holly was arrested
A, FeIe Elaine on suspicion Of forging
check of $50, on the Lyons National Bank,
which was paid on the oath ut The circnm-
1apt'al evidence seems strong against him,
though he protests his innocence
Last week the stage running between Oceola
and Charlton was overturned near Otta wa, in
juring several passengers, among whom was
Mr.. Reymer, Clerk Of the Court in Union
county. Mr.. 3. reports that the acciden, &C.
CURED through the carclessness Of the dri-
yer, who was intoxicated.
The residence Of Michael Welch, Of Eddy
Vile took fire the other day while the femily
were at cLnrch, but Was not much damaged
/, caught from q fire board, aad that probably
T,J, .fo.,fo
n new and improved dress after a brief
rest Of three weeks.
James Burns, farmer near Dubuque, was
badly frozen recently while driving home
from that city. He got out Of his wagon to
adjust something pertaining 10 the harness,
and was so cold hat he could not get back:
aud had fallen insensible when he was found
md taken care Of
The Msrshail,own Times says the cxamina-
ton of the leGrand abortion case COM
lnenced before Judge Lampson in that place
on the 10th, and he was discharged from GUS
tody on the 18th. In consequence Of certain
.ullnss Of the Court, the examinations Of tho
other parties was dropped.
The editor of the Fayette county Record is
the most recently converted Benedict in the
profession in this State He had to send clear
10 Lawrence, massachusetts, for a ''congenial
spir;t, passing through hosts Of the faircst Of
Iowa without experiencing single hutter Of
tie heart.
1he Corylon Monitor in noting the fact that
a urge number OF it's subscribers WHO had
promised 10 haul wood in payment, had not as
ye, made their appearance fornenst the cabin
door, accounts for it by ing that they are
undoubtedly waiting till they can haul good,
lnrge honest loads.
Tie Dubuque Herald reports the recovery
of the Catholic Bishops harness, saddle, bri-
die, etc, stolen from his residence sometime
last summer Most of the articles were found
in mineral hole thirty feet deep and fifty
feet from the house of one Morrisey, who has
been arrested for the deed, with the probabili-
~ Of guilt strongly faetencd uron lin.
The Dallas Gazette draws the following
graphic picture which it entities 80! the
roor Indian
Nearly two weeks SINCE while band Of
Indians were encamped on the South Coon,