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

!, day, hau Deen 10 LaMolte surviving ouoPNH0o'
On his way back he and an acquaintance, by
the name of Watkins, stopped and spent the
, evening at q Mr.. Nelson's, living mile or
more east of the main road between Cottonville
and Andrew. Cronk and Watkins left Mel
sons together, going in the direction Of the
main road. When about twenty rods from the
main road Cronk was murdered. His fore>
!. head was mashed in by club, his hand and
6 head cut with knife, and two holes perforated
in the back part Of his head. He was stripped
. of his pants, his body thrown over the fence
his oycrcoat thrown over him and . few rails
e placed on him. In this condition the body
was discovered next morning by some children
4 going to school, Watkins was arrested fol
the crime. He claims to have left Cronk some
e distance before reaching the spot where h,
u was murdered, taking the fields to Cottonville
4 Cronk being on horseback, and Watkins OF
;s foot. We learn that on Friday man answer
4 ing the description Of one well known in th,
6. neighborhood Of the murder, riding hors'
- answering the description Of the one Cronl
,e was riding at the time he was murdered, Wal
seen in Savannah, Ill.,, and that he took th'
road leading from there to Mt. Carroll. Ths
y evening news of the murder reached Savannah
% and pursuit. would have boon made, but for I
false report circulated that the horse had beel
=. found near tho scene Of the murder with BIZ
throat cut. The man seen in Savannah ID
> without doubt, one Of the murderers. Shsrii
- Belden and several deputies arc now in pur
suit, but the murderer has the advantage Q
IS several days start Of Nagaokssa Er
celsiOr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-31


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IL L ;hns b.; she'll ut moaey ~Aea
oGc, no1an thinks of Lea aIess.'
"SuI.l-, albeit, don lave many new
dresses. try TO be rs economical as
can"
Its funny kind Of economy at all
events. But if You must have it, sup
pose you must"
Aad Albert I.nndman took out his purse
and counted ou, the money; but he CAV.
it grudgingly, and when he put tho purse
back into his pocket, he did it with an
emphasis which seemed to say that he
wouldn't take it out again Tor "A week.
When Albert reached the outer door, on
his way to his work. be found the weather
so threatening that he resolved to go back
and get his umbrella; and upon re enter.
ing TIC little pa,lor Le found his wife in
tears. She tried to hide the fact that she
had been caught in the act, and she was
asked what it meant.
"Good gracious !" cried the husband,
Il should like to know it you are crying
at what l said about your dress -
Il wasn't crying at what you said AL
bert" replied Kate tremulonsly, " but you
was SO reluctant to grant MT the little ia
vor. l was thinking how hard l wo ked
how many iitlr things l have to p,rplex
me; and then to thilk--"
:" Oh, pshaw! What do you want to
be SO foolish for :"
And away started Albert Landman
second time ; but no. to escape so easily.
In the passage lie was met by lis daugh-
ter Lizzie, q briyht-ryed, rosy-chreked
girl ten years ofage.
Oh, papa, give me twenty-five cents.
"What !"
"Oh, want twenty-five cents. DO
please give it 70 me- <e
"What in the world do You wan. it
for: :" 2''i
:" ! want to buy hoop. Ellen Smith
has got one. and so has Mary Alien. Mr..
Grant has got some pretty ones 10 sell.
Mayn't have one:"
"Nonsense : ! can't afordto be buy
ing hoops for you to trundle about the
stri Is,
Please, papa"
Ono, tell you"
The blue eyes were filed with tears, and
MS the child's sobbing broke upon his ear.
Albert Landman hurried from the house
with some very impatient words upon his
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-31


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Halo. Alb IT, uha,'s UP -
"No.h.ng in pa;,.cu.ar'
.Wha, do you sfy to q game OF bill
lisrds:"
GOOD, I'm in for that"
And .w,v A,h.r, wen. Z, ,he Lilli,d.
room. where he had . plo, ions time with
IL. c;.lo II, ,;L.a h;,,;o,J, 7, u.s
h,.,,hv rro,., o,u. ord tho Lco,er of
the place allowed no nonsense upon his
premises.
They had played four games. Albert
had won two, and his opponent had won
two.
"Thats two-and-two' cried Tom Pi-
per. what do you say to one NOR"
"All right-go on replied Albert, full
Of animation.
So they played til" fifth game and he
who lost was TO pay for the ave games.
1t was an exciting contest; both made
capital strokes; but IN the end Albert was
beaten ny just three points; "na win
light laugh he went up 10 settle the BILL
Five sames-twen'y-fve cents game
a dollar and quarter. Not much that Tor
such sport; anu he PAID the money with
" goo" grace never once seeming 10 'ce'
th't he couiaht ailoru II.
haVe cigar sa'o om'
Aes'
They lighted their cigars. and then
saun,ered TO another room to watch other
PLAYERS.
By.and BY Albert found himself seated
over by table at which some of his
friends We're playing; aud close 10y him
stood two gentleme'i-5oth strangers to
him-one OF whom was explaining to tho
other the mysteries o. the game.
=" 1t is healthy rastimc." said he who
had been making the explanation; land
certainly 1t Is one which can have no evil
tendency
Aloert heara inc remark very PLAINLY
anu ne nao q curiosity 10 near "na' Tue
o'"''' VINO see'"c" un"cq""'"'ea VIZ" VII
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-31
The Finest Square E'sanO-FOrtc
made i'm the World.

1t has always been our policy during the
7hiTy-sir Years that we nave manufactured
Pianos, tueniy Mousand of which are now in
nse in the Uuied States and Europe, to give
the finest instruments at the lowest cost. Our
superior facilities cnahe Us TO offer them from
to three huadred dollars less than any other
Frst Glass House.
The tone of these instruments are remarka-
ble for their peculiar Sweetness aud Great
Brilliancy. Never losing their quality when
forced to their utmost capacity. The lower
register retaining its postiveneSs docs got de-
atroy the middle and upper registers by min
Cling with them in disagreeable confusion.
The refined beauty Of tone being equal de-
ligktfnl to the Impractical and to the mos:
cultivated ear
They are entirely new style Of Piano, finish
ed in the most superb manner aHh .fonr rornd
corners. front and Jack. hea, ly carved legs ani
Tyre Surpentine Base richly moulded, and
each instrument is full warranted for five
years.
July 81, 1867. 3s:ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-31


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Ne'e' lie "Fs Aa'i be had Jas' saeh in"HSAis
a. Row Pcsse>srd him. lie had never
dwrlt upon the same grouping ct 'dras
That very morning his own true, faithful
loving wife had been sad and hcart-'icS
because lac had harshly and unklndly met
her request for small sum of mosey.
And his sweet Lizzie had crept away TO
hur home almost brokcn-hcartcd for the
wart ola simple toy such as her mates
possessed. And yet the sum of his own
little ones wants amounted to not so much
as h. had paid away that evening for bill
lard playing. ....,.., ,H,. ,
Albert Landman wanted to be an hon
est husband and father, and the lesson was
not lost upon him. On his way home he
stopped at Mr.. Grants. and purchased the
best and prc,tirst hoop to bc foand, with
a driving stick painted red and white aud
blue; aud in the morning, when lie be-
held his clllds delight, and received her
grateful. happy kiss, the question came to
lis mind-Wh'ch was tho best aud hap
picst result-sh's' or the hve games at
billiards
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-31

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-31
OUR LATEST IMPROVED
New Scale riaEao-EOrse !
GrOVcnStcen Sc Co.,
400 BROI u WAY, N. y.

4v9 BNVJ III, ~. T..
TTNHESE instruments aft"rtho flatterirg testi-
moniais from the first ptnists in the coun-
try who, ut our solicitation, have tested them
in the severest manner possible, haze been
pronounced
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-08-31

BosroN ArrLE PuDDiNG.-Eighteen
good apples. quarter Of pound Of butter.
four yoks of Eggs, one white, cinnamon,
aud cloves, one lemon. sugar to taste !;
oae-hulf n nutmeg. Peel, core and cut
the apples into stew pan that will just
huid them. with little water and the
spices. rssp the peel 0: the lemon in. stew
over slow ERE till quit. soft. then sweeien
AMI pass through seiv-; bea, the eggs
snd nr:meg together with the juie- ef a
lemon. ,.en mix Ill vel line the Inside
Of aar pie dish wi,h good pad paste. put
in your pudding and bike half an hozr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
IsOsDr6 In eyDbnfpnpille. ias
Der Grmsr6ett Elm aDemtf@er.

i vs. as 81
g. M. 9lrnen, Der gongreB ganbioat
bonn 6. Giltrift, bate angetiinbiet, oaB
er am @onnabeno in Sobnionpille cine
Gc0e .hnlter iuiiroe. @r nerfdnmte ben
3u9 uno tclegrapbirte an Sen. s ooper,
Dab ipenil er Tonne, er binauS fatren
n69te unb on feiner Stelle reoen.
NSabreno Der General fprah, itiirste
elm Grz&ebellen@ @oloat in ben 2a6en
beS Serrn 6ice, zines &aumnnnes, Ser
bafelbit elm SdnittWaarengeidaft be-
treibt. Ser 9towSp i6rie Serrn Slice
gu, er m6ge ihm irgenb elm ganfee sei@
gen. bamit er i'm idieBen f6nne. 9err
9tice, Der felblt Elm Goniernatiber, aber
Elm lebr anltdnOiger Wfaun mar, per>
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brin9e1 unO befabl ibnt, ben &ebolber,
nit DEM er in Der 2uft lumber fubr, ein<
sltiteden. Der 9lHoere antiuortete, in
J bem err Sic gSd1e ouf bes unglndliden
Saufmanns 8ruit aniegte, abfeuerte
unb ibmeine t6OtGd1egSunbe beibra@te.
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Stun6en.
Oiele @eldi9te lit cine. Ser pielen
emp6renOen @orfontnniIe, ole bas
SerS eiues cibiliiirten Wannes 10 -unr
9enneif betriiben lnlf1ert. 1t' 'Aht !
Serr Slice nobnte friiber IN Char
'otte, Senne1ee, ipoielbit err Elm Sc
. lf6aft inter Ser Sirma Giee unO WoicS
fiibrte. @rit Dor &ursem er0ffnete er in
Sobnionbille Elm @elddft ii,,ter Del
Sirma Slice unb So. - Gr NOR Elm
Seutlder. Der in Ser @eidaftsmeli
9iolbbile's re6t pprtbeilbaft befannt
mar. = Seinen Sinterbliebenen ruler
mir Elm 8ort Ses Sroltes gu. M6gt
ieinen W0rber Die $anb ber itrafenoer
9ere9ti9feit ereilen., - .t -
gSir bofeh, hdB Ser 9ouberrenr bas
fur forgen iuirb, Dab er nidt etipa burd
cine 8ebelen Surf freiseiproden pirb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01

R Oie ip6dentIide @toatsSeie
tung foitet mad allen 6beilenre union
berianOt So per Sabr. staG Oeutf9 i
lano, einfdLieBlid bes Bore
to ., $3.50; mad Der S9peis 400
bortofrei. @inaelne. glummert mad
Suropa 10 Gents portofret.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
Seitunos=6efete.

r 4. Benn bic abcnnenten nitt ausbriif.
lid bas @egentbetl betellen, 70 pirb anae-
npntrnen, bab lie cine 6rrtiesuns beS Abonne-
mentswInlhen.
2. LAS AbOnnement fam nitbt eber retts<
giiltts abbelfeat rerren, ais bis ale StIff1nee
be3nblt inp.
g.. QEsnn Mtonnsnten es uuterlalIen cber
li6 peisern, ibre 3eituneen Don Der betreifen-
ben pCit Sfiice absuboter, 70 linb lie Deraut-
tportIt6 pafiir, bis lie ibre &e6nung unb bas
NbCnnemfnt besablt babrn.
a. gSenu Nbonaenten ben @cbnprt per-
anbern, pbne bic i3eitunes Grpebitipn raSsn
gu bena6ridtisen, 10 1T e6 ibr Staben, penu
bic 3situnsen mad Der Yolt Sfiee ibrer frii-
beren 9Scbnuna 9elanbt perben.
5. Die ri6terliben Gnti6eibunaen Iartcn
bnbn1 ba6 cine @ei9erung, 3eitunacn prri
Der bctrefenben 9cf Office absubclen, peer
Srrdnperuugeu beS @pbnprts pbnc pprberae-
benoe An3ei9e ais prima faeie 8cpeis cinrS
beabfid1ti9ten SbWinbel5 ansuleben.
{ 6. User brei 9iummfrn cil,er 3eituna an-
nimmt pirb ais 9lbonnent betra6tet nno bal
fir bielelbe 3n6Iuns gu eifcn.
2 @ g6ir erfuden ausmartiae Mbone
neuten, Die NIT 3ablun9 I'M ytIditanbs
linb, gu remittiren. g51
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01

H5InfunbSpan3is Cts. Der erObe
S4cppen; reiner unb eebaltreider @eine !;
unb IS SITS. per 5ldife - tiltser ais er
ie in bieler Stabt pertauft wurbe = 65er unb
andre feine g8etne, Ssrbaltnibmdbis; a&tes
SeIters-@aifer = icpie ben belie6ten,
fir f9wd6libe Yericnen 70 @ebltbuenben,
dttsn 62sr ~ 8 M a nrsbduler CrOtber.l
DeIifatelieu- unb Mil6br5b6fn nit S9infen
su jeber sasssstit In Dsipr'S @sinbaus,
SO. unb @ebar @traBe. 29Si 3m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
gSer3eitbri6 aetterf Mn5ei0en
i'm beutigen gtatte. r
@taot unb '4Staat.

re SEER gUSprik GN6ber
lit 3ofal@ Mgent Der rSenneiee Staats<
3eituna|. - 80 s. :" L
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Qiffe Ser Nreife,

Gle am 4. Suli i'm 9taibbiae S6lben@
bauie auSeel6ohen tuelben:
l Sin 9ieuflber @islpaiIcr> Grua.
2. Sin pradtpoGer Sdfelaufiab.
3. Sin 9roBes 9llbum.
4. Sin Butterteller.
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s. Sin 8uferteller.
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ID. Gin arbeitsfal6en.
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Bel BEN lntersri9ntten eri9etnt unb wirb ;um
SuIi b. 8. uerierbet Iperhen i.f.i
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01

H Serr Sc Up; 9lllt 8DitnBilffr
bon GlarfspHe, fam beutes MOrsen
pier an. sa.sa 8 81.
EN Sic an anberresr, stele per0fe
fentli1te PROCLAMATION oes @oupere
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geboteneS Sotlrnettt, ipel9es Serfn
Sobn g. @aut tpobl Die Nugen SarGs
Der offnen miro, oh es linn erlaHbt fem
fol-, Die @eiebe oes Staates nod Ell
mem 8eIieben 3u cenltruiren. Ser
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flar unb erlaubt gar feline anbere Mus>
legun9 ais bic, tpel6e oarunter ber@
itan0en muroe. Serr @aut it, sipar
febr pfifig, aber bod nod nidt pFifg
aenug, um @eiese umitoben gu f6nnen.
E @erlbte 6ranaen bon Wems
pbiS bierber unb erbielten aud am
gonnabeno Wforgen halbolficieIIen
@o6oruf burd Ger6ffentlldunaen in
ben Morgenblattern, oaB III Wiempbis
Die @bolera febr ltarf tpiitbe, @ir
abftrabirten Sabon, ben Wielbunaen
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tb0ridt balten, uniere 2eier NIT 6erar<
n9en Senlaltens9el@i9ten gu ee1elli<
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bel iiber Sanitatsnsabre bic 6as
felb;t 49etrohen iuer6en, geipro6en.
sSo9 BON 'ebotera ut aud nt6t Elm
2oott ~ ielen. 4tlo te'e gang 9emiI9s
utlo .tu9lg, DettpeI Selet uHo lWOne
9elerIll. Sagt llIls @llss anlbIeter,
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E Neubsfteaungrn auf be gEens
.seHee Staats 3eitun91 f6uHen Del ben
Serren
! u. 8ornitein, 0oroe@ oIIeaeifr.
@rnft 81 obi. @ermantnun
g. Sut Srarflin Nife
abgeaeben Uerben.
R 9I6pnnenten foIIten in ibrem
seisehen, foipie in unierm Snterelfe io>
.fortige &nseiee iiber etiua borfoninienoe
unre9elmabi9teilen in Der 8elteuun9
Der 8eitung auf llnierer office MAIDEN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01

H Nn3eigen, bic ms 9IbenbbIatt
geriidt tper0en ioaen, miiien bis ipd&
t:itens 2 nbe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Office
abgeliefert iperben.ir7- lgbenio Stems
un6 9totisen aner Mrt. Die Der ODER
iener J6reln6' perOffentliat lsu buben
minint. = 7 !"
R I'm Standardization al berS
meiDen i6olIen mir bier iuieberbolen;
mas f1on 70 oft in Der 3eitling anges
fiinbiet mar, bdB Ser Mdnn,. Der fur
einem @nbern eutfagt bebnfs GrIan@
9un9 zines 8ablcertificats, Den 9ebs
feren in Den. Sabren 1861 uuo 1862
gefannt baben muB.. @r iriuB befdpo>
rem f0nnen, oaB Der 4ebtere niemaIs
Ser'6sbt lion@6urA Berts Ebdt epets
@efo gorfbub 9cleiitet iirib itets Elm
gutter unipasmannr geiueieH 1T. gDas
uiibt es aIfo, 3eute UNI @utfI8en ang
augebeng bic einennift n1ebr als bod
items Elm Sabr fetten? Das lit mn.
niibe 3ettberiGipeHbung. ist I: ,ga,ala.iq
sSerner; 6ieienieen, fpel1e in @ob
len int Sabre 1865 fur ratification
Or mo ratification 9eiu1bft 5aben;
ternet Sic rJsi1s III ser @olpelnenrss
ober 9rafiSentenmabl 9eitimmt baben
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-14
OTTAWA FREE TRADER = SATU]

The LITTLE CORPORAL for Dscsmbse IL I
capital number. 1t contains "On the Hearth
RuSg," "The Great Psnjandrum Himself, "
"Jennie's Memory String . new "Rhyme Of
Little Red Riding Hood the conclusion of Camp
Bruce" besidesa number of sparkling poems,
among which is 2; perfect gem, by the Associate
Editor, Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller, entitled
''Ths Baby's Stocking" music by. Geo. F: Root,
letter from Theodore Tilton, and an Editorial
describing the beautiful process by which Chromos
are made TIT pTgyU8 EgnVW
A new volume Of the Little Corporal begins
with the next number. The publisher has de-
termined to continue his offer of the November
and December numbers free TO all new subscri.
beers received during December. Terms $1,OO a
year. Sample copy free if sent for before Jan
uary 1. Address ALFRED L. SEwELL, Publish.
er Of the Little Corporal, Chicago, ILL., ga
Single copies for sale at the counter of OsMAN
d HAPEMAN $50
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The County Court Hon. ?. X. Leland, presi
ding has been in session sinos Monday, the Cd
ias, but al Of last week was devoted 70 chancery
business and making triallist, hearing motions
o. This week is devoted to the common law
docket The only jury trial thus far was Mary
Ann Bowling vs.. Patrick Bowling. Bill for
divorce, on the ground Of drunkenness and cruelty
Verdict guilty of the charges alledged. Boozel
vs.. IBoozel, assumpsit, was the mex. case. in
which Boozle plaintiff bamboozled defendant in
to Judgment of $105 and costs. Motion for now
trial pending. tF fo t-
The case on trial as wego to press is - -
Va. An unintsrest;r, &C., II L..
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, an uninteresting case of trespass

RAIL ROAD VOTE.-The vote in the town Of
South Ottawa, on Tuesday, on the question Of an
additional subscription of $40 GEO to the stock of
the Ottawa, Oswego and Fox River Valley r.
K, resulted in favor of the subscription by 40
majority on JUL vote. The friends Of the
measure were SO rejoiced over the result that
they built bon-fres and burt lot of gunpowder.
The vote is on the condition that the bonds are
not to be issued until the road is put under con-
tract and that the contract shall include the
building of depot on the south side of the river
at Ottawa, within 1000 feet of the south end of
the bridge upon which the road crosses the Mi
nois river
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&artie0!

In This ty Dec lh By Rev. Z. whittlss.y at the resi-.
dencs Of Hon. Cation, l. L. his daughter Miss CARRIE
9. and Mr. NORMAN wfLLrAhi u, Attorney 81 law, Of
Chicago, Ills.
On the soth inst, BY the Rev. Mather Mr.James W.
S~awu, Of Ottawa, M, and Mis- Glars AAingsr of M.
poleon Ohio. No Cards.
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PUTNAM's MAGAZINE for January. inst rooo;,
ed at Osman IL Hapemans, west of Court House
square. g-,.